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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
.12e~ e15@~d Wa4na.

Not~ithstanding the lIillc attention paid to
I his branch Df cducailon, those musi hn wllful-
ly prcjuJiced aud sceptical who viii not ac-
knowledge its utility a' a labour and tune So.
wing art Parents who may he dcsirons OF
having their children early acquainted with
this science, that the, may realize ITS peculiar
while passing through The important
stage cfyouth, are assured, that {" give y thor
Ougl aud impartial acquaintance Win The SET
enco will be the intention ol the teacher
Newport, Juno isi, l-i3.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
BOA IL Id.

ted with Board, ~ private lnmIy. and
IN a pleasant situation on the iiIll. For iut.
'her particulars enquire oi Mrs. Ann kon,>-
soy, corner at Mary and DIVISION streets,
who has Piano Forte tn let.
Newport, May ls 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
cANnInAfE InH AnnLTOn-

We take great pleasure l1 Isyi8f before opf
feaisr ths following Iai'af 'fau oIf I0ffi A.
u johnson, EaDtafesm1t fIf domination fJf
che anee II AH1.tsf We a8Hsrlrf fhs wig
affy, nod ihs people 81 ths State sansmI.y
afs 'orHntio H 0htHuD9 lLs f11ient Of NJ
!. 81 mn hf fIu very fftfunHb'e oiliee.H-
There are lgw men In tls State or oIt 1f ii,
better qualified 10 discharge lhe duties NJ The
station Possessing laIenl, u biab order,
capacity lof business not surpassed, md habits
ol industry that know no f1ItcHn1, w John.
ston enters the canvass with thc brightest
prospects of success, lui we believe he and
hl, friends will not be disappointed Ia the re-.
suit. II character for honesty and fitness
Tor the station can recommend q gentleman TO
the intelligent Of tie opposing party, then will
the patriots in Che democratic ranks give Mr.
Johnson a warm support regardless OF party
distinctions. lie deserves success and we be.
Iieye he will attain ii.--SJatlr0a.
RAyMoND, Nj, Aug. 30, 1913.
Dcdr Sir! A few days since, | received a
note from you, as Chairman OF the Wing Gem
trail Committee, informing me that had re-
ceivcd the nomination for Auditor of Public
Accounts, in place Of Luke Lea, Esq, who de.
clined the former nomination by the Conyen-
ton.
accept the nomination with much pleasure,
and will strive to prove myself worthy of it,
by activity and zeal in defence of whig prin-
cipes during the canviss, and a faithful dis
charge Of the duties of the Office, should be
SO fortunate as 10 receive majority OF the
votes.
TO yourself and other members of the
Committee, | sincerely tender an expression
of the gratitude feel for the distinguished
consideration which prompted you, wnani-
mouiy, TO nominate me for SO responsible
and important a station. Believe me, sir,
shall never forget the high compliment thus
bestowed upon my humble self,
With sentiments of respect,
Your friend and servant,
A. r. JOHNSON
The hornet., 1843-09-12
: LATE HUESTON.

Diamond, of Tuesday, has the
y mournful paragraph:
pms of the lamented Hueston
p board the steamer Clipper, last
En- left for Baton Rouge in the
70 man was more esteemed at
Il deceased, and the arrival of his
Ve produced the most poignant
minds of his fellow-citizens.-
2ne to whom the blow must have
Flg, The partner of his bosom
Ronhdlng being who watched for
'he cherished freside, was yes
hg presented with a coffin! No
give a description of the scene
Il ensued when the dreadful truth
'ner mind, and we can only hope
'emperS the wind to the shorn
n her strength in the dark hour
II prevent her falling, like a reed,
orm that has made desolate the
winch we may look for unalloy-
The hornet., 1843-09-12
To WIN. YERGER, Esq.

Prudence and Economy.-What if you
have patch on your knee--it is nothing
to be ashamed of. 1t lays easier on the mind
than a writ at the door, or an interview with
a creditor who feels that you have wronged
him. Better wear an old hat, an questionable
coat, or pair of cOw-hide shoes; than to
live extravagantly, run in debt, and have every
body feel that you are villain. There's
nothing like prudence and economy; especial
ly if you are striving to keep up your credit.
Who will trust you if you are poor and too
lazy or proud TO work, and dress in fine broad
cloth and display gold chains, rings and breast
pinsl No one. But with homespun coat,
brown face, hard hands and industrious habits,
YOU are sure to be favored. Your appear
ance indicates that you ere frugal and will be
a safe customer.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
DOgG nan.

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Hasftt sliI hs entitled
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4 f#.rItfHaHif IH ihf aamH Hff
4 t#| IHseHIlHH mIsi If Wsfafd
w. m sfhanfife ihaf aIH H
1 tat haff.d FfdiHag
HsfmI affHfa fI'. b.
HH HfHs Hf "a sfiIH.Hf
81. 30 public adlfHffas f1f i.f
rms ~ fHHfHI@ eiII Do
lfif
1 800 wafy description, fss1H'rd
FFWfsE o. Having r. IHffa
afaFfaa.y a tah'flfa, eaafa
.aaf affffH rff# rHisttaa
iHfais frspa.f. ee faapI IIa..f
aT ihs fslP.e af Carroll aad ihs
EesfE.afe considered doe ~ soon
and rafaous eill be- expected ~
lever #HIIrd upun.
| rfsmhs mid of in advance
aaa .HHmuHiratiuug addressed
6a business with che Office, Che
aI ofthey will not BE- attended to.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

Iss ii.s state dsbf. ilai BE- weYti aai Tsf1 lbs
hw. luies lfawu tfhsm'lF iatsa adflhiaFa
81 f.Ht par sf Clayton speech ~ i4'pfu ne
fsBaie fiti he wauht efis urh lHHi anl
asBrmllg flHffHisf "ls..ra clnfenf q fpu
saaf t8 b. f#sfA5 Fsis f8f lB.ife clayton, frtt
II gou don'i WaHt ~ hs iafst. vote igf me"
AGsf az it mli, Boz ihit aHa apleal 90 ils most
lfassHt aHi dsrfa.lfd eliff If FYiea aHni y
rsa rsffsinIY b. sfifsiasd 10 30 oiiefa@hs
Iiol i.,s uhyls afgumsnt i1 iHgpf n ilspsala'
i.aHi ~
llplsy, Aaf "a. 1888,
The hornet., 1843-09-12
SENTIMENTAL.

you muttering there!" asked a
u whom he had spoken harShly
7 y alone," said the mother; "his
I. 'Ge hearts rain, (poetic wo-
soul is clouded with grief"
ulred the husband, "his mutter-
sort OF mental thunder, | sup
ped the wife.
was the reply, tive must ex-
~ so I'll apply the lightning
3 ne took a trim birch, and
Il warm style.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

.ronurScArrp1
b NllARRY.-Tunc Royal Charlie.
.us, in from Tennessee,
opened clearly,
layc done their duty there.
u Balm mo.ion.
bgethcr, around them gather,
welcome late or early,
bun stand, ah, to a man,
our vote for Harry;
ge.lcr, around them gather,
ecmcn, come Tennessee, come all
kd President Elect,
- that be but HARRY!
bands, with vote in hand,
Pm morning early,
N, like SpartanS stand,
bass for Harry:
Let's all together, &c.
spll, jjst tipt That Bal,
|Rany Lady,
b injured country'S cause,
'heir voice for HARRY:
Let's all together &c.
Ladies in the land,
pod most clearly,
d for all their smiles,
ne for HARRY:
Let's all together, &c.
Honest HARRY's cause,
calls him early,
CLAY-a Tariff too,
Polls for HARRY:
Let's all together, &c.
UMBRA.
ty, Mi, Aug. 90, l843.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

To discover the true temper of man, we
should trace him to his domestic roof, tor 1t is
there we may Judge how far the part he acts
in private, agrees with the character he per-
forms in public life. The lamb abroad is too
often found TO be the wolf at home.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

The following beautiful sentiment is from
the pen of Miss Bremmer, in her remarks on
physical education:
LITTLE CHILDREN.-Freedom,f freedom, the
west wind of Joy, whose pure breath alone can
expand every flower of liie--give freedom to
those innocent little ones, who, TO immortality,
must wander through stormy country. Let
the air of liberty, not the simeon OF restraint,
accompany their first steps, and the world will
not then see so many exhausted wanderers
sink down powerless, and fall under their bur-
den by the way side.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
Ne,o use of the Tomato.--The Cheraw (Geo.)

Ne,D use of the Tomato.--The Cheraw (Geo.)
Gazette states that, in addition to the advan-
tages of the Tomato for table use, the vine is
of great value as food for cattle, especially
cows. 1t is stated that COW fed on Tomato
vines will give more milk, and yield butter OF
finer flavor, and in greater abundance, than on
any other long feed ever tried. 1t Is thought
too, that more good food for cattle, and
at less expense, can be raised from a given
quantity of ground planted in Tomatoes, than
from any other vegetable known in the South
ern country.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
kNA TERmEIT
L.. 80 tHis TtrfR,

,,strr hmlsifd 8slagIs
filH sf o. is'
The hornet., 1843-09-12

Never be ashamed Of the truth, never be
afraid of doing right .,s,---.---
The hornet., 1843-09-12
POETRY.

M rrfaalsAr nASDoM srr0N0"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPOR RUM,
III late 129 Chatham street, NeiU York.
And ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
AGENCY ala BIrEcKrR SrREgI

NJ ,AeENcy sls BLEEeKER STshEI
TNHE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades of Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp of and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from gh, and air. that their quality and
prosecuting is perhaps scarcely be exceed It
founded the utmost regard TO the rights Of the custom
vailed cheanes All purchasers called upon to return
money will be cheeruy and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads of families and ship
masters win hnd decided advantage to supply themselves
from this establishment
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day. :.
Orders from all parts Of the United States executed with
prompttude and despatch. -
E The only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hou
oua's celebrated Black Tea j29 lm*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02

WATCHEsThe largest and most spendid assortment Of
As he constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
atcs, of the styles direct from the manufac
England France aud Switzerland he is enabled
offer larger assortment and AZ much less prices at retail than
other house the city Gold watches low $40 to SIS
each Watches and jewellery exchanged bought. All
watches warranted keep good time the money returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired the best
Ard warranted lower than other place in the city
q. &. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery,
Imsec Wholesale and retail 30 w all street. up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
J. SUM A.
CHEAP DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

sCHEAP DfElNG EsssIABLlSHMENT;
MR. SORlA begs leave respectfully inform his friends and
vi the public in general that 10 the depressed Of
the times he has reduced his price % cent below the
lar charges.
Ladies wishing their summer dresses, shawls, SC. dyed
pressed will find il much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well TO call with such articles
Of wearing apparel need dyeing pressing All orders
will be puncuay attended and the articles done
best style Soria's establishment No. 400 Pearl st.
His branches No 257 Blocker No 32 Bowery and
567 Grand Also banch 10 Fulton ST. Brooklyn and
at Newark ~ u corner Broad ST. and Washington Place
Merchants have all kinds OF goods dyed put up in
their original forms, and on moderate terms
Principal Office 400 Pearl st. au2o 3m.ec
SPECTACLES-C, II. PFAUZGRAF, Oculist aud Opti
- clan, Canal street No S. (removed from Broadway 5f)
has constantly hand large assortment Of Specsces for
short sighted persoss.
Also. every kind Of Spectacle Glass. aus Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
New York.

Correspondence OIL the Heraldl
New YORK, Aug. 81, 1913.
Crops in the South Corn, Peas, Pumpkins, &c.
good-Cotton a failure.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ -
DEAR SIR
In my communication Of the f6ih inst, it did not
occur to me 10 say anything to you about the crops
ia the south-a subject of much interest to many Of
your readers, no doubt, just now as there are many
OF our planters and merchants sojournlng with you
during the summer months. beg permission to
give you my opinion OF them now. From Mobile
To Charleston, in South Carolina, embraces what
| mean by the South, and being the only distance
to which my remarks may apply. First, OF the
crops OF corn, peas, pumpkins &c, they are excel
lent throughout, with scarcely any exception. In
deed, never saw better But the cotton crop
throughout the whole distance, although the stalks
ed with the growth Of the plant, might seem 10 be
certain to yield an abundant quantity, yet TO one
with the experience OF twenty years Ia planting,
like myself, gives but melancholy prospect for the
planter. la ordinary seasons have known hands
TO pick out hundred pounds of seed cotton in the
latter week Of July, but now, on my trip from the
I4th to the 18Th Of August, can safely say that
did not see one single open boil in all my travels
The season has continued TO be wet as learn, and
the weed continues TO grow without sunshine tc
open the bols. / hardly ever knew n wet summer
rally allowed tor cotton to mature from the blossom
This, then, will leave but very short season foI
cotton to mature. If frost comes at about the ord
nary time. So that under the most favorable view
OF the case should Judge from 900 10 500 thou-
sand bales good yield for such season.
Yours, &c,
A TRAVELLER FROM MoBnE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

TN pursuance of law, l. JOHN TYLER, President of the
United States of America do hereby declare and make
known that the public sales will he held the undermen-
toned Land Offices in the State of Michigan the periods
hereinafter designated, to wit =
Az the Land Office at Genesee commencing Monday the
ninth day Of October for the disposal of the public lands
within the limits of the aforementioned townships and ac-
tiona townships, TO wit =
-, North Of the base line, and East of the meridian
Townships hirty-one, hirtytwo thry-thee and thirty
Huron, Of range six.
Townships hirty-one hirtywo thrty-three and ac-
tona township hirtyour bordering Lake Huron Of
Seven.
Fractional townships thry-one thrty.two thirty three and
thriyfor bordering Lake Huron and Thunder Bay of
range eight.
fractional townships thirty, thy-one, thirtywo, and thir-
ty-three, bordering Lake Huron, Of range nine.
Fractional township of thirty, OF range
u North Of the base line, and West of the meridian.
thrty-seyen, and thyeight bordering Lake Huron and
Nlnlet's Bay Of range one
Townships hirty.ye hirtyx and thy-seven and frac-
tona townships hirtyegbt and thitynine bordering
Lake Huron, of range two.
At the Land Office Detroit, commencing Monday the
public lands within tho limits of the following detached tracts
toMit i
The lot number in section eight lot number
ton nine lots three four and five in section and lot
number one in section eighteen which have recently been
veyed in township six south of the meridian
Lands appropriated by law the schools military,
or other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be kept for weeks uness the
lands disposed of and onger and private
tries of land in the townships offered will be admitted
I'll after the expiration Of the two weeks
' y '''N' JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT;

E having the Agency for the sale OF
Il VOfGTANDERS DAGUERREOTfP APPARA'
TUS according Professor Perzvss calculation
have hand large Of these Apparatus and artists
we'll Of their wishing 20 procure good APP
will find their advantage instruments
Of this construction They also have lately imported lage
quantity and French plates, and all the chemicals
used in their which they respect they
their order Polishing substances, and morocco
all materials sold the most easoa
able The following gentlemen have agreed to act "
cher agents, yIz:-
T. White, Esq, It's Broadway, ". VI
r. Hass, Esq, Washington, ID. g.
DR.. A. CaSpsri, Richmond, Va
p Lsnrens, Esq, Savannah, Ga
William West, Esq Cincinnati, Ohio. - ...our.n;.a
All communications (post paid and orders hnnd K
with remittances will be PROMPTLY asiaasN 9iENHEfM
Exchange Building, Phila
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02

NOTICE.A persons having any legal claim against jas B
~ Domniek late Of the city Of York butcher deceased,
the subscrber house No 90 Mercer street. Also all
those indebted the Of said deceased make
Ann NJ DoMINIcK JExx.
mso to Nvn smitzwssrj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
INDIA TEA COMPANY.

ISS CANAL STREET, NEW YORK.
ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction given since the opening
Lof their establishment respectfully invite the attention Of me
Coffee purchased for cash. by Of the firm long experienced
the trade and for inspector Of Teas imported by the
East India Tea Company Of London. They confidently
mend Them only the best in quality but cheaper fro
than be had elsewhere All ordersprompu
and faithfully executed au8 lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
SEGARS.

SEGARS
There's delight in smoking,
The saving is true. when ye knew ,y,, where to hnd
%s he sps;. and CHEERING the mind
And enables the smoker to puff away care.
tsiS' Made. TO SsS%py
ESa y sy sm Sns w snd DC So
His ssgss are the & brands
asS% Ss city ~ bis cam
His Coi6urn, Rssslias,, La Normas, and Stars.
Principe Esperanzas, Imperial Segars
S II h S%s, d S ySS ssn 5pssS
His Dos Compareros and exquisite brand,
wn S Ss ea.t sa asvs Ssa always ON hand
II order S the 10 ss and
special and compent agent Havana select the Tobacco
and &c % making Of al that be
stock hand is extensive and superior to that Of
,Re%e%SsS the Number, > MAIDEN LANE, Howard.
Hotel. su23 m"r
nn sSsr fysAs
0U,UUO ron brus consisting Of Ressiiss and medium
g SSs gf the Floras brand, Do DO Do
il Bales Of tiasa Tobacco.
c csss OF OF ss'P labor St. Jaso White Sugar
s TS1 % Sy wal !. .a sdh ~ bSoaSsay
FoKEIGN WINES AND LIQUORS.
TIME No s Ann street New YO cho;o. 0o,,,
Old French Brandy in i. cask and bottle
iis%6ursh% timporsd in 1900,
Sherry, Muscat. Bordeaux, Marsees :"
Cataon, Port, sc.
Invalds and Others will find pure liquors unaduerated
above--No. 331s Ann ST. mie I'm IN
SNUFF, CIGARS AND ToBACCo--Just received per
sSn T s Sx S saSfs Sss W sSS
Hardhams No. 81, Violet sasburg Morton mixture Prince
large
On hand prime lot Of Havana Cigars Moega," La Nor
ma" "Regalia," "Panetels, etc.
Gayondsh Tobacco OF the most approved brands Turkish
German a qualities Scafarla and Spanish smoking
Dutch and English clay pipes Jones Royal
cigar ubes fancy pipes snuff boxes and every article
ppertainng well stocked obacconsts establishment for
''' AZ "'''''''' Mrs @ NEWCOMER SON,
an 81 im-ec No.t Wall ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
BALTIMORE AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM WARD,

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
81 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE,
prepared make liberal cash advances description
of merchandise and he pledges himself his best
tons procuring for his patrons the highest market value for
all goods entrusted his and that his charges shall be
moderate He solics the of Eastern Importers,
Manufacturers Shoe Dealers &c., &c., and respectfully refers
to-
David Stewart, Esq,
Messrs. Wiley Wilson,
George < Hays,
" Pratt & Brothe S, }Baltimore.
Herman & Stillinger,
" VIM West & Son,
=" kirkland, Chase Co.
Messrs Mason & Kirkland,
" Charnley & Whelan,
Mcintyre & Rogers, philadelphia
y" Ruddach & Webster,
Isaac James.
Messrs. J. G. Gregory & Co., Jersey City.
Messrs. Eabregnettes & Mora,
Wyckoff x Scrymser,
Swift Briggs,
John Mowton, Esq, New York.
Robert johnson, ESD,
l.. Pillivuyt Esq,
c. j. CONTAIN, Esq,
Messrs. Wells s Wetherbee,
Charles Wilkins X Co, pos,.r
J. l.. Thsyer Brother, D
:" Isaac Pratt, ESD,
Robert Dunlop, Esq, Albany
au26 3tSt dy &wy.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02

EATHER AND FINDING sT4RE 30 sp p, street
e,c Nsrst New York Constantly on hand general q
~ IL and Upper Leather Black Morocco and Kid
III Deer Goat and Lambskin Bindings, Shoe Threads,
,,,srs Calooas Ribbens sheeting Linen and leather
aesr Avis Tacks, with full assortment Of shoema
ssrs Tools..of the most approved patterns ,y,rxEv
u7fw hsNr'N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02

EECHEs LEECHEs LEECHEs $1,000 ss,. Arg, s.S
IL II healthy Swedish and GERMAN Leeches Jsst Ieceea
and 900 swedish and German Leeches daily expected per
Wsshington and Howard from Hamburg i9u a w ~
eu6 lm-r tmpotsrS ~ k~ssnes, 40 sr''' Wv -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
BY the President
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right of presumption any lands
within the limits of the townships above enumerated requ
ed establish the same the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver Of the proper land Office and make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the
day appointed of the public sale Of the
township embracing the claimed above desgnaed other
wise such claim will be forfeited
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Tta,y m
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NEW YORK @ /. BOSTON

SOUND PILOT.
s.:ss 10 New s aas s S
kR PoRfs 6es Frye sRsws S &suties store
chants several Insurance Companies this sy Bos
I'm Mills, Win u i Sf stones, with ali Of i;
tensiye machinery situated near two miles from New
%%sais,s Drcs%ity New York e S
barrels day or could be most employed for
az GasI which
% asS n Nw yG w R the s G
navigation direct to the Mis- from any port render ,hs ac H.
e. s9ff f5nf :Yse e G.
Esq New Rochelle ~ Y Ksogys Vile, or to sILAs
New Rochelle, August %, ists au2a2w.r
"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
Of %, Of situated i ba re sG1f o @s
the Hoboken Ferry leading the city of New York This
a he
% %ss sGe ede% %;se' Wishing % e
and be able within an hours drive to visit his counting
also suitable The market gardner r., or small Ana farm farmer a. the
as the St Johns Hail. being situated between HO6oken and
those interior Of bod, those S states New York and
proprietor having business in England.
NB.-There Is about six of first ME potaoes also
Al 2.shpg condition Arpis9nb to be made % MIR
Il more convenient portion of the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage. au6 I'm sec
"A MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
3 ALAThe proprietors Of this establishment so fayo-
raby known the travelling public the great tho
roughare between Charleston and Mobile determined to
the high reputation Cor comfort aud beraty of ar
rangement which has long, and they trust, not unde-
seryedy ENJOYED The buildings, which arr Spacious
the bed both double and single have been eunished
with beds and bedding Also with necessary article
lsI ss%S s S G' %s
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
the and market afford and the firm determination Of
the rropetos to omit nothing that will tend the satisfac
Of their will they trust them the favorable
attention of the travelling public. An omnibus will At all
times be in readiness convey from The Railroad
Montgomery June 7, 1913. w. TILLEY & co.
auiQ SIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02

o<nSp ~ TNDEPENDENT REGULAR OPPOSl-
GnIx@IpTION NIGHT LINE FOG ALBANY u
S-R- TROY-Through Direct without Landing -
Ihe commodous and substantial steamboat PORTSMOUTH
Capt o. House will leave New York from the foot of Barclay
Albany and Troy sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays and
will continue these trips for the season.
" FmSht taken AZ reduced rates Apply on board.
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