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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
The Fair of the American Institute-The
Dinner OF the Farmers.

Dinner OF the Farmers.
one oil the exhibitions, in connexon with the
Annual Fair Of the American Institute was the
Dinner OF the Farmers and others at the Lafayette
Hall IN Broadway yesterday. The hour at which
tue company was to sit down was variously repre-
sented and hence some disappointment ensued, but
we asceriained that The attendance was by no
means large, and that the table was only an ordina
ry one. Cheese and milk from the Fair were on the
table; there was likewise much cider, and as the
dinner was announced to be strictly on temperance
principles, we presume the brandy we observed was
taken incidentally, to counterfeit the acidity OF the
cider. Some OF the more aristocratic gentry in
dulged in champagne.
Miss Davis, niece Of Mr.. Gilbert Davis, had sent
for the judgment of the gentlemen present two bot
tl.s OF Tomato wine, which was said to have been
the first ever made in this country. After the wine
had been submitted to severe test, many gentle.
men haying slipped it, and for time looked con.
templatve-ep opinions were expressed OF its merits
One observed that it was very much like catsup
and sugar; others concurred and the wine was vo-
ted to be unworthy of reception after it had been
drunk. We however heard from gentleman Of
great taste that the three year old bottle supe
nor to its juvenile fellow, and hence it conjec-
tured that little age adds greatly to its worth
Many toasts were given during the short time
the company remained together, but there was one
which created little ebullition that threatened to
disturb the harmony of the occasion. The toast
was as follows,-
Adam the laborer God made him a,gentleman-sin, a
farmer.
The discussion which ensued was cogen,, logi-
cal, and theological; though the dissentiens were
numerous, that they caused the toast to be with
drawn 1t was commended, and in support of the
position the Holy Scriptures were quoted, that God
created man in his own image, and that man neces'
sarily was made gentleman; and further, that
labor is the penalty of rapsgresson, for the curse
doomed erring man to earn his bread by the sweat
OF his brow, and ergo, as farmers labored and
sweated in the tillage of the earth and cultivation
of the necessaries Of life, farmers were very great
sinners! The farmers demured, and an incidental
question arose. which led to profound dsquisltion
on the oft mooted enigma, (" What is gentleman!'
Oae with great gravity asserted that gentleman
was person who lived without labor; while ano-
Their retored that such idlers loaers, and not
gentlemen. A third pouted, and said that mer-
chants were no purer than farmers, though they
worked less industriously.
There was great variety of opinions, and great
seriousness observed in maintaining them, but as
the toast was Withdrawn by its proposer, who had
no desire to be pitched through the window, the
discussion was brought to termination. Professor
Mapes then diverted the,minds Of the company pre-
sent from such trhng, by some interesting remarks
on vegetation, and the guests soon after dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

ELECTION OF U. S. SENATORS Ii. Foster
and s. Jarnasin were elected 10 the United States
Senate, by the Tennessee Legislature on the IL h
instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

WYOMING MoSuMsNr 1t may now be called
complete. The capstone was placed upon 1t on
Friday last. The Wilkesbane Advocate urges
proper CONNIE moration of the 6nifhlng OF the Men,
ument.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

CoURr FOR THE CoRRkorIos OF ERRoRs--Oct. -
No l6-A Wagner aud al, vs.. ). p Jermeln
Nr. 5. B;ardsley concluded for plaintiff IN error
Mr.. ID b. Noxon was heard for defendant in error
AID s. Beardsley in repy Decision postponed. No
Is Chester Hayden and others, asslgnees, @c Va
Joshua n. Palmer imp'd, &c. MI IL. L. Hastlr 81
was heard for plaintiffs in sEIQr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

nr3- PHALON'S TUBEROsE SHAVING CREAM
public benefactor tho two blades OF grass
to grew where grew before" How much more 90.
il one who coutrves to lessen the evils mitigate the
sueripes which we compelled to undergo7 This
tcie sdecidedly apubc benefit as well personal com
fort, inasmuch as add, ma.siany 70 .ne comiof. o.
lather and leaving the face smooth and white
Being from aika its saponacious ingredients
made suit the stiles, beard acting it ike charm.
One trial is enough to convince the most incredulous
Price, three and FIVE shllings For sale at Phalons ia
Broadway opposite st. Pauls; and by Brainsrd Co., Is
Conrt street, Boston.
The celebrated Dahlia Cream for the hair Is for sale
sboveitis fully established the only restorative Tor
falling and causing The hair TO grow DARK and glossy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
CO. THE FOLLOWING LETTER rs PUBLISHED
TO sho the estimation in which the Metslic stropis held

10 sho the estimation in which the Metsllic sTops held
in Europs
PLACE LOpEoS, 8 Rue Racine, 95 Paris.
W. L. Carter Cutler 10 the King since 1924 aud to the
Royal Navy; late Inspector OF Surgical Instruments to
the British forces.
Mr. Csc Saunders -
Dear srt with much pleasure have to assure you
my entire satisfaction Of the last consignment Of the Me-
,allic Razor strops which received safe conclude
GU have now brought II to the highest pitch Of perec
iion and independent OF their incon'esble superiority
over all other Strops manufactured the cont.
nent know Of none in England possessing the i'd
vanteges. You know my sale Of high price Rszors Is
considerable and your sr1p is now tbs only one re-
commend with my continue TO receive the most
aacrng testimonials OF its merit not only for but
for most kinds of surgical instruments.
Believe me, dear sir, yours truly,
WIN. L. CARTER
The original OF the above can be seen, with certificates
from Gu in England and also from The frat gentlemen
of this country. is the article that received FIRST
premiums year alter year, at the Fairs OF the American
Institute.
@ SAUNDERS, Inventor and Manufacturer,
LEA Rroadwnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

o. At the Chatham Theatre this evening" an un-
usually varied and attractive bill is offered. Mr..
HILL appears as Seth Slope in the comcal farce OF
Done for Hundred" and also in the new come
delta OF Cut and Come Again" Miss Rallia
dances her new broadsword honpipe, and Miss
Partlngtoa figures in new dance. The pantomme
OF the Ocean Imp, which has been got up with the
greatest care, and produced with entire success
will be also Ippeated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

TRIAL OF YOUNG FAssIfT the examination o
young Fasstt did tot take place to-day. Severa
OF the most prominent and able lawyers in the cit,
are eogaged as his counsel. 1t Is deemed highly
honorable To- himself and his friends that they have
nol sought 10 evade the full operation oil the laws
and II Is certain thai vindictlve measures will b
pursued against him-N Hapen Herald, Oct II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

S1y- PUBLISHED THIS DAY, WITHOUT ABR1DG
mentto be completed in two parts at % cents each
part one The My OF Paris by Eugene Sue trans.
lated from the French The seeona which will complete
the work. will be published next week. For sale by
BURGESS & STRiNGER
222 Broadway, corner of Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

o. Don't forget that the pretty, agreeable, gen.
tie, engaging graceful Misses Cumming, give their
concert tonight, at the Apollo saloon. They will
be assisted by the Scottish Figaro, the verltable
Crehugh, An orginaln his line from stem to stern.
A collection of the oldest and sweetest Scottish
songs, in the old Scottish style, will make the old
ladies' feel fifteen at fifty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

NOMINATIONS FER AssKMBLY.-The wing dele
gates to nominate candidates for Assembly met last
evening, at the Broadway House, TO complete their
ticket. There was considerable excitement, and
the way John Martins brandy and water and gin
toddles were poured down, would have done honor
to Old Tammany, AT their meeting last week
they selected eight candidates, and nominated the
following last evening"
Edward Dayton, ship chandler, 18th ward.
f. J4hn o Sargent lawyer, lath ward.
Jhomss Bolton, clerk, LIST ward.
WIN Vaudeville cabinet maker, 9th ward.
Inc following were previously chosen
Richard s. Williams, merchant, of 4,h ward.
hooert smith stone mason OF 10Th ward.
Eioridge O. b hdwin, plane maker. of 18th ward
Samuel webster, ship joiner Of llth ward.
augustus L. Brown. lawyer. OF 18th ward.
John Martin, mason, Of 18th ward
Alexander P. Fonda, steamboat agept, of 9Th ward.
1ohn L. Lawrence, lawyer, of 18th ward.
Strange as II may seem, not "Webster man -
has been selected on the above named ticket, and
the excitement of some few of the Custom House
wings waxed so strong, the conclusion ofthe no.
mination, that knock-down terminated the pro-
ceedlngs, and regular set.too between the Tyler.
Webster Wings and the Clay uliras would have fol-
lowed, had not John Martin in person called 10 order
and proposed general treat, which imme dately
queed all further pugistic DE- monstrations. kealy
the wings are getting up an excitement equal TO the
days of Tppecanoe and Tyler too.
The Democratic delegates also met last evening TO
conclude their Assembly nominations, and the first
movement was to reconsider the nomination of
Richard ] Smith, OF the 10Th ward, who was Be-
leced on the first ballot at the last meeting E. 8
Derry, ESQ.,, offered the proposition, which was
adopted by vote of 81 to II, and the name Of Mr.
Smith was therefore stricken from the ticket
The alleged cause was former political trea-
cherry, when member of the Board of Alder.
men, and general uupopularity in the democratic
party This question being settled, and many OF
the delegates refreshed with drink, they proceed.
ed to ballot, which resulted in the choice Of
Auguste Davezae, of the 9th Ward.
James II Suy dam, fthe 9th.
james L. Bosworth, 10Th ward.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-20
(Nun1n,es rs.

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rem rdmpfen. ,SNbret mir ME sriscer eues unreiue
Heleu iu i 1prad, iJe. (TcrtIesuuo fcIot.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-20

GiuNop ctateH 9treid' gcr ned, uiht
peIeu Wctcu bat l bier cine 8ef ftIhte erei9uet, bic
Iwir ,r lSornun9 ucr MnpllrciQeu, 9ewienIolen 9ss
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pamcn0nq. Drrt on0escmuen, lief or fdD 3u bem &c.
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tiers in Nnufen onSutrcfeN 0uo, unb lieB bieen burd
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fir Gage in rem SdrrB einer dmilie strd enofid,
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abernals Elm 3erbrcer, uuo ist nun (ces llrtbeils
|9emdrtis, aufS Neue i'm gefinentIIe. s.u.n.D.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-20

Clinton Gcieer, cc6 Dcrpeulcrbes teIhulei9t, tpurs
loe ucn cem 9e|dmoruea Geridt lit Roerbeao auf c.
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-16
NEW DEFINITIONS.

Proud PosIrIoN. State endeavoring
70 plead 'ut OF tho payment Of a deb, upon
legal bubbles.
CONSTITUTION. REPUTATION --Get all
you can in the way # banking nccommo
daiions from an institution, and then de
nounce the payment of the bonds which
gave it capital
Patriotic Lore fir the Prcp,,'s rights
Siand silently BY and see .onds executed
and sod 10 creste a B ,ukiny concern
subscribe tor stock in il 10 share its profits
--and hen turn ruu nd aud tell the people
tho Yh''e thing was fraud upon their
& m's'iintn, IA iha 70, W ,l'l like 10 20
to The Le5i.htirs up,a tha sirens'hof it
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-16

country ChoeriuIne's begins again 10 por.
wade tho long dcsolaicd West under ,l,e
prospect Of peace; and Tho sorlcrs aro r..
Jo'e'ns IN The ccrIaio'y Of mos, nbundno,
harvest. and " favorable anticipation. Of
Tho future. Many families arc preparing
20 return, and Il is expected that grcat mum
ber' will 70 occupy their old nbodcs on the
iuadaloupo Tho coming fall"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-16

10 The Voter' # 7ippoh, Potfotcc, liz
f"ycne, Ponoid, u tSofo, Ttnico, Cooinmo
and Norshon Counfie.

/
FELLOW crxtksi
The Legislature NJ DC lnt,
called session having provided thu, The cIe,l
oftbe District cbapccfy Court, DO elected by ID,
people, j, having become Candidate f.,
that ofrcc, have adopted this mode Of presenting
my name before tho people Of the District, from
the fact That II will not be in my power 10 &c,
and become personally acquainted with
oil my fellow citizens, from whom lam ,oljci
ting suffrage.
The first and highest OF our earthly duties u
the support OF our family, and 20 this end have
been most anxiously and industriously engaged
IN my profession, until much Addiction and i'll
health have greatly impaired my ability to un.
dergo the arduous duties connect ed with its per.
suit, and imperatively demand that shall desist
from the labours and exposure consequent upon
my professional avocations. To discharge this
duty then in my case, must abandon it !, If is
possible for me otherwise to procure the means
for its accomplishment. Believing that both my
education and pursuits in life, together with
desire closely to apply myselfin the discharge
Of the du.y that may be incumbent upon me,
will fully enable me to ell with entire safisfac-
ton to the country the station to which aspire,
confidently appeal to a generous public for
their suffrage and support.
g for many years. past been resident of
lilo Springs, and have become pretty general
W Eiown to the citizens Of Marshall County
% such character as ! have formed among those
who have known me longest and best, Am will
ling to stand or fall. And when the inquiry
which is proper and right to be institute, in
regard to all Candidates for Office shall be made.
L. he honest Is he capable-Is he faithful to
the country? 1.-THE answer, SO far as l am con
cerned, shall not be satisfactory, it will be the
duty of every patriot to vote against me, but
If on the contrary the reply shall be in the afr
native, may justly hope to receive the conf
dence and support Of my fellow citizens.
AS the Office is entirely disconnected with the
political questions of the day, I shall not even
alIude to the position which occupy in regard
to this subject. To you the selection which IS
to be made, among the Candidates before you,
may be a matter OF but little care-to me it is
a matter of vast interest and Importance; and
trust that the examination and enquiry which
you may institute in regard to the character and
qualifications of those who are running for this
office, will lead you to the conclusion, that the
discharge ofits duties, and the interest of the
public, in connection with them, may be safely
to
Your obr servant and
Fellow Citizen.
j. o. WALKER.
Holly Springs, Angst ls43.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-16
TAILORING.

TVfiE undersigned tender their thanks
IL to the public for the very liberal pat,
ronage heretofore extended 10 them
and would be grateful for continuance Of
the same. They still occupy their old
stand on the South side of the public
square, where one or both of them may
always be found. All work entrusted to
them will be promptly executed for CASH
or good CASH NoTEs Cutting and Repair.
ing done on the shortest notice for Cash
only.
GOSsETT 4, BiGGS.
September, 2nd lS43-45f
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-16
TO THE AFFLICTED!

an HE undersigned has just received and will
~ keep on hand, supply Of the following,
Celebrated and Popular Medicines, Viz:
DR. Moffats' Celebrated Life Pills & Phoenix
Bitters.
DR.. Boggs' Tonic Mixture, Nerve and Bone
Lirament.
DR.. Braggs' Tonic and Anti-billjous Pills for
Fever & Ague.
DR.. Boggs' Compound Fluid Ex. OF Sarsapa-
nlla.
All orders for Agencies must be addressed
lpost paid to Dr.. J. G. Boggs, Fairview, Mis-.
General Wholesale Agent; or to the undersigned
SIMON Il SPIGHT,
Agent for Tippah County.
Ripley, January, lS43.
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Ca ndidatcs.
Fua yur LJomlATuny,

-" ''f t'NhiAbtHTt
We hfe aWhpized 10 epnounce ON,
LhNDO DAVIS E,q n Candidate 10 rep
resent T'Ppab County IN tho next reeuIa,
session d The Legislature, a, The Noycmbe,
Election.
FoR VIcr CuAsc,LL,n
we are aoibcaIzed to onoouDce lIrsny
Dmk'Nsos, Esq. Of Lownies, as a candidate
'o' wee CbancelIof, at The next election.
Foh VIcE CHANCELLOR CLpnK.
GTWe are authorized 10 announce DIR
JOSEPH o. Walker, Of Holly Springs. n :
Candidate for The Office Of Clerk of the
Cbancery Court Of This District, at The No
vembcr Election.
0TWc are authorized TO announce W .
.. KlMRELL Of Ripley, as a Candidate
Tor Clerk of'he Wee Chancery Court for
thls District; composed Of tho Coultics Of
IIppah, Poniotoc, Marshal, Lafayette, Pc
nola, DE Soto, Tunica, and Coahoma.
For POLICEMEN
We are authorized TO announce Col
ROBERT N. CHRISTIAN as candidate far
the office Of Policeman, in the 4th district.
FoR PROBATE CLERK,
HTWe are authorized 10 announce VIM
MCGEE Esq, Candidate for The Office Of
PROBATE Clerk, for Tippah County.
For ASSESSOR OF TAXES,
We are authorized to announce WILEY
HAMILTON, as Candidate for re.eIec-
non to office OF Assessor Of Taxes, for Tip
pan County, at the November election.
For RANGER,
). +. FORD, is Candidate for the
Office Of Ranger Of Tppah County, at tho
next general election.