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The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
FarmeEsi Think of This!

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser,
after statement from the Troy Wing,
relative to the amount Of cotton and
other manufactures exported from the
United States to China, very pertinent
ly asks:
j" How many barrels of American
-four, beef, pork, lard, and butter were
sent to China as a component part Of
the above 100000 yards Of cotton
cloth-as a component part of the lead,
razor strops, &c, exportedto that coun-
try this year under the fostering influ-
ence Iof the ..Whig Tariff? Would a
single particle Of these agricultural pro-
ducts have been sent 10 the Celestials,
in the shape of bread stuffs and provi-
sions? In the name of CO mmon sense,
then, tell US, who can, why our farmers
are not most deeply interested in sus-
tanning domestic manufactures and the
protective policyg'
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

II HotutbS were 10 De cons idGfed but
merit equal to your own, | know not
where should set limits to your hopes
but never raise them above their fortune,
which, you are 10 remember. is very
small. You never saw our prosperity,
you were born after we failed in the
world. You have made our property
pleasing to us, and we have shared in
it without pain. Never, child, seek for
that wealth which we thank Heaven for
taking from us; we never tasted hap.
Peness until we lost our riches.
You are too agreeable, Sophy, not to
please somebody; and you are not SO
poor as to render you a burthen to an
honest man. You will be courted and
perhaps by persons who are not worthy
of you. If they show themselves what
they really are, you will form a iast es-
innate Of them, their outside will not
impose upon you lang; but though you
have a good Judgment, and can discern
merit, you want experience, and know
not how far men can disscmble. An
artiul cheat may study your taste, in
order to seduce you, and counterfeit be-
fore you the virtues to which he is an
absolute stranger. Such one, child,
would ruin you before you perceived it;
and you would not see your error until
it was past recovery. The most dan
gerous Of all snares, and the only one
from which reason can restrain you, is
tina: into which the passions hurry one
if you have the misfortune to fall into
it, you will see nothing but illusions
and chimeras; your eyes will be fasci
mated, your judgement will be confused,
and your will corrupted; you will che
rish ycur very error, and when you
come TO see il you will have no desire TO
leave it. 1t is to Sophy's reason, not 10
|, the bias Of her heart, that we commit
her; while passion hath no ascendency
over you, judge fer yourself; but when
ever you fall in love, commit the care
of Yourself to YOUR mother.
This agreement which | propose to
you, shews our esteem for you, and re-
stores the natural order. 1t is usual
| for parents to choose a husband for
their daughters, and to consuts. her
only for form sake. We shall do just
the contrary; you shall choose, and we
shall be consulted. Make use Of this
right, Sophy, freely and wisely; the
husband that is suitable fer you ought &c
be your own choice, and not ours; bu
it is we who must judge whether you
are not mistaken in this suitablenes'
for you, and whether you are not do
ing, without knowing it, what you have
no mind 10.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
The Battlesnake Hunter.
no mind 10
BY G. WHITTIER.
"Until my ghasily tale is told,
This heart within me burns.n

During delightful excursion in the
vicinity Of the Green Mountains, few
years since, had the good fortune TO
meet with a singular character, known
in many parts of Vermont as the Rattle
snake Hunter. 1t Yves warm, clear
day Of sunshine, III the middle of June,
that saw him for the first time, while
engaged in a meteorological ramble
among the hills! His head was bald,
and his forehead was deeply marked
with strong lines of care and age. His
form was wasted and meagre; and but
for the fiery vigor Of his eye, he might
have been supposed incapacited by age
and infirmilies for even slight exer-
ton. Yet he hurried over the huge
lodges of rock with quick and almost
youthful tread; and seemed earnestly
searching among the crevices and loose
crags and stinied bushes around him
All at one, he started suddenIy-drew
himself back with sort Of shuddering
recoil-and. then smote ferccly with his
staff upon the rock before him. Another
and another blow-and he lifted the
1.-THE and crushed form large rattle
snake upon the end of his rod.
The old mans eye glistened, but bis
lip trembled as he locked steadfastly up
on his yet writing victim. "Another
of the accursed race!''s he mutteFered
between his clenched teeth, apparently
unconscious CT my presence.
was now satisfied that the person
before me was none other than the fam
Gus Rattlesnake Hunter. He was known
throughout the neighbor hood as an out
cast and wanderer, obtaining mlser
able subsistence from the casual charltie
of the people around him. His tim
was mostly spent among the, rocks an
rude hills, where his only object SCENE
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

PHARAsArcAL.-The twelve Judges Of
England have. decided that marriages
between Episcopalians and Presbyteri-
ans, when the ceremony is performed
by clergyman of the latter denomin-
alton, are illegal. The decision caused
great excitement in that country, and
Parliament will probably be compelled
to pass alaw,legalizing those marriages.
Such state Of things is an outrage up
on civilization, and disgrace to the
age.
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NUMBER 33.

into blackness as led her away. We
were at Il considerable distance from
dwelling, and after wandering for
short time, the pain of her wound be-
came indispensable TO my wife, and she
swooned away. in my arms. Weak and
exhausted as was, yet had strength
enough remaining TO carry her TO the
nearest rivulet, and bath her brow in
cool water. She partially recovered,
upon the hank, while Isupposed her head
upon my bosom. Hour after hour pass
ed away, and none came near us-and
there, alone in the great wilderness,
watched oyer her, aud prayed with her
and she died!''
The old man ,groaned audibly as he
uttered these words, and, as he clasped
his bony hands over his eyes, could
see the tears falling thckly through his
gannt FINGERS. After a momentary
struggling with his feelings, he lifted
his head once more, and there was
fierce lightin his eyes as he spoke:-
,t"But have my revenge. From tina.
fatal moment | have felt myself fitted
and set apart, by the terrible ordeal of
offliction, to rid the place Of my abode of
lis loulest curse. And have well nigh
succeeded. The fascinating demons
are already few and powerless. Do no.
imagine" said he earnestly regarding
the eomewhat equivocal expression of
my countenance, "thet consider these
creatures as serpants only-creeping
serPants, they are serpants of the fallen
angel-the immediate ministers Of the
internal gulf"
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

MIcHIGAN.-The democrats in the
second Congressional district in Michi-
gan have nominated the Hon. Lucius
Lyon, of Grand Rapids, Kent co. Mr..
L. has represented Michigan in the Sen
ale Of the United States.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

Years have passed eway since my in,
tervicw with the Rattlesnake Hunter:
the place of his abode has changed--a
beautiful village rises near the spot of
our conference, and the grass of the
churchyard is green over the grave of
the old hunter. but story is fixed upon
my mind,, and Time, like enamel, only
burns deeper the first impression. 1t
comes up hefefo me. like wildly re-
naensbered dEennzs whose -feainzes are
TOO horrible for reality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04
Foreign IxnpOrtRtIOnx,

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Brown-l Cows Crpps Goa se NaeeI5, Bsca &
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by Mason Thompso Il do III glG--2B & Rosere-2d1
wee bx do orauGes Dowins-3 ,asts Sc
Rars bdls Mathews col case De Khan MooIe-
s.g4s 2000 do Wallis SOM case u NJ AtNet
FAs s.: s.s Ps%S %$sh
Mex nIev- case segas 2lqr do L Bwwnsen-3cOOO do
a Eehl az bxs do KickI8 les tobacco ctses sega
BIZ Jose N. zunna Is bales cinnamon Pslme-
900 segsrs Lil Rosnne- mdze Ole bales
skins Paulio68 600 w Thomai bx mdzc Paul
Ponco-32 les Moses Taslor-lao o. t segars Mack
1000 segas Henry co.. ~ bys do Peason br sweet
meats PoIer-lO7OOO Ackerng &Ackey-t az do
seears X II EliIs-l bx mdze To order.
kio DE JANEIso-Baquc Llnnocence-238 bags conee >
Bantow-% Allen Passon-iOs w Tsdale-i2eoJ PhiGps
Sco-l7 Barclay Lviugstou-l000 Rowland Aspuwal-
iii to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04
Sales MT the stock Gxchmn
Second Board
state OF Trade.

The sales of real estate not large to-day They
were as follows =
Three story brick house and lot 47s Greenwich street,
lot % feet snches Canal street. eet inches deep
side, feet inches on the other, 800
BY E. H. Ludlow Co.-Lot of ground Goth street,
nearly opposite Gramercy Park lot % by 100 feet bought
in for ST. OBS
Lot of ground Zone of eight south side of 22d street.
tween 4th and Lexington avenues; lot % by ss3 feet
bought in for 500.
One lot offered for $780, the eight for $1,000 per lot
.4shes-The market is in very quiet state Pot ashes
have sold at $5,S7t cents; pearls held at Sc, so.
Cofee-Holders of st. Domingo ask little advance.
200 bags BRAZIL asst 300 bags Cuba "a St Do
mngo 81 81; 800 do Laguirs II a..
Cotton-There has been good deal of activity in the
market Holders have met buyers very freely and at
slight The sales have been $500 bales Upans
and Florida 5a7t 1900 do Mobiles 81 III 1000 do New
Orleans 81 a u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

discount OF 40 pr In realizing the proceeds OF his
subscriptions in Mobile, states
1--WE mention this for the purpose OF evncing to
law makers the absolute necessity fer the adoption of seine
system for the lettering OF the currency of the country"
Does he expect Congress to pay the debts Of the Ala
bama Banks7 He takes the of broken banks in pay
men for subscription, and then appeals to Congress
better the currency. He could have regulated the
rency himself by refusing anything but specie. In that
case his Mobile agent could have got bill Philadelphia
at discount instead of 40 per prem. The Legisla
ture of Alabama have regulated the matter by stop
ping the issues of the broken banks.
The returns OF Treasury Notes to the LIST inst presents
the following results
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04
Domestic Innportations.

APALActIcoLA-Shp Elisha Denison67 bales Gran
Baro nj, Btmwei'-ss Buck cav whtoch j
-luO Boiton, FOX Livingson-i5 Wood johnson Bur
nttl00 JAS Booman3I ID Hurlbnt 4 coo w 4 Matan,
% Beers X co-f8 10 order.
Recommendations Lion--2O bales COTTON Boqart 4
Kncelanl-232 Boonsu, Johnston co-232 smith Mills c,
-I59 w Rendnck-l box to order. ' -
ApALAcHIcoL.-Bug Yeoman--2sl bales co an II Tama,
30 Post Phillips. -
0EoReErowN, SC-srg W an panoag-I30 bales cotton
Averll colt6 smith Mills co97 sporo rd Tiles ON
NobinIOn X co-6i Sackett post
Philps-2j Taylor tch-2j I g Cohen Bros--s sacket
" Bros.
DAphN- Brig Georgana-l2 bales cotton II Colt cc-3a2
(iraycs-ls Perkins Hopkns-ll Smith \ Wright-9 Dill
bic " Prsy-l2 Wolfe v Bishop.
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Pp,rrs or p,ov,.,ox.
Died.

On Friday morning, 10Th inst. WILLIAM ROBERT Al
of William and Susan Aberts aged 10 months
and Is days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
pecully invited to attend the this afternoon 81
o'clock from his fathers residence 1872 Cherry street
Also the brothers Of O. Of O. F. of Mariners Lodge,
No %.
On Friday Sd inst Mr. JAMES MURRAY in the oath year
Of his age.
ra on Sunday afternoon, at 81 o'clock from his late resi-
dence. l57 Fourth street
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooLPacket ship Oxford-Rev Jas Beaver. lady,
childen and 2serants Sinclair lady and Cooke
Healy Tbos Wardey, OF England Palgamyer HmoverS0
IN the steerage.
regt d A; Hsbinshaw.
HAyANAaship Tablespoonful A HEMINGWAY, A Kelly, Mrs
Elizabeth Crowell.
RIO DE JANEIRo-BaIque L'nnocence-Psul Cumband:
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M A RITIM E H ERAL ID


we rhhil esteem favor, captains Of vessels will gise
10 Commodore RoBEnT SILvEY, Of fleet, re-
pot OF the shipping left the whence they sailed The
essl spoken on their list Of their and
foreign they have. He viii board the
mmediasiv their ARRIVAL Agents and correspondents
home abroad will also confer vcr by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain. Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvRE-Packet ship St NicolasJohn Chauaude Otto An
dreae, Of New York; Joseph Prost Philip Kren, Gemany
Chamon. lady and child France.
From BosToN-ln the ship Caledonia for Livepoo
addtonal-Mrs Hail. Matthew Ev, Chas Frazer, Cant Fay
Stewart Murray, Of England; Chas Mead of Montreal For
Halifax-Aex Balloch st John, NIB. Total IS.
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Hence it appears that the Treasury notes within the
year have nearly doubled and the stock loan including
the amount said to have been taken recently, has
creased making increase OF debt upon the
market equal to $40 733 under decline
of duties caused by destruction of commerce under the
high tariff until the customs have reached point lower
than before The prospect for the coming year
still more gloomy.
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Provision Market.

We hear very tile complaint that provisions are
not cheap enough Meat is lower than it has been for
years. and say the of flour and in fact of all
description of provisions Look at the following prices
and then turn back to those in 1896 4 g and o -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

90 THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
ra prepared by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy almost universally prescribed by the
spectacle portion of the New York medical faculty which
fact alone establishes its character than columns Of
newspaper certificates made expressly for the purpose
BILE effected by this celebrated preparation within
the last six months secondary syphilis chronic rheuma
causes salt rheum engagements OF the joints cuaneous
alterations scrofula and eryspeas This preparation
guaranteed not to contain particle Of mercury any
mineral being composed of nothing but the best South
American Sarsapara Gentian and Sassaas, extracted
by process unknown to the American chy mist.
Sold in bottles at rs cents EACH
In of half dozen bottles, So So
Do do one Dozen 6 90.
Principal Office and consulting of the College
81 Nassau street, New York.
w. $. RICHARDSON.
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$4,7O6,02l

A"'"A,' Ss,iVoU2l
same time the specie liz the New York banks has
accumulated to extent never before known. The ten
dency ofa specie to the Interior and when the com
munications are opened in the spring. masses of spe
Gle will move In all directions animatinc labor an nvi
goratng trade Theprogress of business is riumphantly
indicating the laws of commerce. showing that wbou,
chartered monopoes, the interference of
exchanges fall to the lowest specie rates. and retain uni
formy not to be reached by any artificial process The
only rotten point now is Alabama the evils so long
enailed upon all who have held intercourse with
that unhappy State about to be removed bv the
extnguishment of the fraudulent banks The lonp
debate in the Alabama Legislature, the Mobile
and Decatur Bank Bills has Teen brought to close The
disagreement between the houses has been reconce
and the bills become laws. The principal amendment
engrated on the House bill is the striking out Of the qua
lifted interest section of the House BILL and the requson
upon all the banks receive the OF each other with
out distinction whether In state OF resumption qui
datona harmless requstion upon any bank since
1t confessed that Of them will resume and the lie
si'ature is proceeding in winding them all up detail
Abil to wind up the Montgomery Branch being the
in substance as the Decatur and Mobile bills was skcr
up Immediately after the final passage of those bills
passed the House by vote of 81 to Al. bill for tn,
Huntsville Branch is also before the House. with ever,
probability OF passing so that the Tuscaloosa alone viii
remain. These vigorous means will put end to the
last argument of the advocates off National Bank to re-
guatc exchanges. As sn.nstance of the extreme pno
of those who clamor for bank because they think
it will regulate exchange, may mention that a Phila
dephia editor after complaining that he subjected to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

drand total outstanding 877l 1899 IL 097 278 32I
This gives further increase of Treasury notes out
standing. They have reached higher amount than
before The following has been the progress of the
issues during the past year,
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SOUND PlLOT-OWEN PRESCOTT Pilot for New
Kennebeck and other ports. Office Frye Shaw's Naut-
al Store 222 Water Beekman street, " Y-Vice
Adams Express, Boston, three days before wanted
Charge the same as from Gay Head. j2j lmisr
IF ths meets the eye M HENRY FAREY, civil Engi.
MEssRs. j. & }. COLNANS co,
Il 2twv|rc !, Dowgate Hill. London
this should his that Of who give
Information OF his residence they will confer favor
PERssE & BROOKS,
{. lms &c No 81 Liberty street
A STORE TO LET IN PEARL STREET.-The large
"A and ,esr NO. "a Pearl adjoining the Pearl St-eet
Huse well adapted for obbng hard for which IL
been many occ-ped and fitted with curtains,
shelves NC. Possession be had Immediately,
CARTER,
Wiue and Commission Merchant.
VAR No. 5 New street one door from WAL street
rTbt NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER Of tots day
L contains Article Uses aud Trusts-Lega Msxms No. 4,
COmn'i Northumberland Pnint Lam ord Tenant
o. U-COurt of Post Ketchun, Liability of patty
meddling with effects of int sateB Snow
nd wfeChoe ia action o wife reduced INTO possession
superior Cout, Kane Vao Sandt-Eyecution-Sh riff
English in the ohequer in Wee Oh llo Wigam
and ce Chancellor koght Bruce's CouitEngish News
Obituary, and Westminster Hall-Appontmeps IF Governor
&c Sc. Published by OWEN,
~ Ann street, New York,
At shilling copy, IS per snnum, in advance.
All the English decisions from November appear
this work "a itsrc
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mS. vELpEAU's SPECIFIC PlI.Ls.--rhese celebra
ted Fills for the prompt and radical Of gonorrhea
and gleet have used in immense number of
since their introduction into this country by the College
of Medicine and Pharmacy, and with unfaling success.
hitherto ntractable Diseases Several of the dstin
gshed pny scians in the city, recommend and them
in their practice and all the memb of the College are
unanimous in the opinion that yepeaus remedy is the
safest speedies and most eectua. 2ecfc for all puru
lent discharges from the urethra single box is gen,
orally sufficient for the leases. Why Will
sufferers from ts disease allow it on producing
structure with all its train of evils when oox oil
these pills will effect permanent without the use
OF OF those irritating nectonso nauseous mixtures
of copavain common usel Sold in boxes at 81 each
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal ONCE oil
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau st
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DUILA DEL pHIA VS. NEW YORK-We learn from a

DHILADELPHIA VS.. NEW YORK-We learn from a
L friend of that the in Philadelphia
be surpassed in New York every theatre concert aud pdi
ing visited different bowling alleys (which by the
has now very fashionable game being great pro
note health recommended by physi-
cans he finds them well attended by of all grades
from The porter the bark nancer stock jobber
He speaks particularly of Herbert Hal fmaun. 1T.
ted up in egant style aud odaon Bow Saloon
al the corner of Seventh and Chestnut where the pn
cpal merchants Of Phi sdepha nightly assemble exercise
M tins favo,ite amusement lie states Uasfmnn
conducting his business namely, by secng improper
sons from establishment, allowing spurious liquors
profne language betting OF any description ia any
way tolerated These rules have been strctly enforced BY
him and has securedhm good aud file nd
of which humber am on, -
am, SIR, alover Of
ausb&z MANLY EXERCISE.
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GJ- AN ARTICLE CALLED HEWEs'NERVE AND
Bone Linment, and Indian Vegetable Elixir, for the
Rheumatism and Govt frequently come under our
tice which we, like the common herd OF mankind, have
considered of the many catchpenny affairs got
extort money from the suffering public and should for
aught we know still continue to think had not our an
tpathy all patent indictments been removed by see
ing above articles applied friend who had been ioI
wears cripple and who now walks erect. When such
truly valuable article before notice. deem It
our duty acquaint the public OF the facts. We refer
them for particulars to Comstock Co., II Maiden lane,
where the remedies may be had