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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

ILLINOIS MISSOURI, AND IOWA CREDI-
ToRs-Tl.omes j. Fa[nham, Counselor at Law IS loca;
ted Alton Illinois, the Uractice OF s procession, and
viii attend the Coecten OF Debts and any business
neced With the Sale a Purchase of LlndS, the LayneGt OF
TaSeS nyn-reSdrS those States and Territories
bordering on the River VI l.Ssjssippi.
tie b. found Tor short az the otic- oi hs Agent
Wm jas lllskItt, Is Centre street New oTk betwen the
bnu three o'clock f. NJ Where e vii ts happy
with those Who may have bas'nes 60 etr,t
ohm, may desire information N icStri 10 persons or pla-
R,t1s5e-s i,on rcnj r Butler; VIM W Campbell
k,l,s aus, ntIleEs. Nr,,-YoIk, Annl y. la3. .l Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
A F0R SNI,E.-A very beautiful place, sItIated

l2 FOR SALE.-A very beauttnlpiace, situated
~ In Bloomfield No-Jers4y, about miles from New
York aud from Newark. The premise, consist Of
acres ucre or pss rate land; spod substantial DWELLING
house having four rooms on rSt floor and four
the s-cond ag1od bar, and other orrhcldns sail IN good
repair .ery good erden wiiha variety OF iiu trees such
apples part, ci.efGss This property handsomely
and centrally sised beirg within 9a'tI Of mile OF ti
Tre<bvrr:am Church and also the PoSt-Oce and wo eh-
ceen Academies male and female. There regular
muncation btwefn TIE village aud NswY iTice Day by
or eyc.rsse or city property Inquire New-iork ol NJ
W DODD Bookseller Brick Church Chapel The prem
s.s of rl,. own, aplg
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
By Special APPOINTMENT.
JOSElpli tIIi.i.t1'i'D Pen Manufacturer 10

by ~iF.,ItI y -NlIVlnImcnL.
JOSEpH GIi4LOFT, Pen Manufacturer 10 the
y Que,n.-C tuTIoN.ih hgl character Of es. Pens has
induced the attempt on the r4rt Of several deputabIe makers
70 practice au Only upon Mr. elliott, bns also upon
the public Az interior acl. bearing the relied name,
thus elliot, omitting the inal the market. 1t
readily b detected b y; unfinished appearance and the
common style IN which it * pat up
Observe, Tie genuine Pens Ell marked i'll full Joseph
Cou's Psteuy JOSEPH elliott warranted = and that
eacl. gross beers fac sinile Of his signature
The above may be had, wholesale, Of HENRY JESSOP,
John >f-a'.r rz-, = Coli ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT
IJM.F A MILLION OF DOLLARS Is annua

uALF A Million OF DOLLARS is annually
lost by ths American Public through the Gienaine deeay
,srariT@ n 5S 6ng lt b6 pbr c,;1, and t
Gsen found in GTLBERT~s LENrilER PIeEsElslvA;;
to the most unsrIins test. aa ho, ont o the fiery ordeal
unyc1t bearing front the broad seal o: FrgLt lf
held Nblos Garden Oc.obef 1872 sevea specifics for te
preseryatiou OF leather 2nafze BY C9mtte appoint
r"S Mas one and an3 2 b iI ~ BFT EATHER PRE-
and the high eulogy Of Dr. Chiffon 10 whom The puhlc are re-
.d ot2o Of s s'icm+ But ab he en '' 80 2 dG ",G. c5
,ol @nJ @ u ali bIe iispate the rdyeer submits 70 the
public The following certificate from the rnnst public an, re-
Speetabe ps5p1iror, OF Liver Stables m !hscy OF Se-
Til. Cefes that We have cillbert Leather rrtrva-
tiron H,fns> Carriage TOPS and Boots aud Shes and 'y
aT hg 40 tg, 'ya. M " oa@ tcns ,s bates bcSens
.oens scoyal md gives life to leather even after has
never crack that Is saturated with this liquid ~ this most
valuable composition and not worthless n2stn luxe TOO
many OF the snuonoi t- DAY "s earnestly ecGmWtnd II
70 all persons who use leather III manner whatever
A. Al s B@Ts ,s a.et e. e2sanRy RysJn5a W. @ b%g bagag
lor Burnett Newila joel smith la BlSaf 81 Moses
S'? %aT GeSr stg R9m carcr waagoq at Fas s and sr
ST. VIM. Dunn. Livery Stable lOJ Charles near Hudson
y; Ane,a l!agar, Livery sate 3O5 Fourth; Cole Sleat
Ligr Sable and 81 Watts It; JOS 5. Coinwel 25 War
a a ,isSs's os B5%s Geo '5f9 Nr i.
Proprietor Of N-lr-Tork Tattersas tG Broadway.
The iobwIi. gentlemen Agents for this PrSerVatIve
and supply All orders for either large sr small quantities.
GryEKAL DEPor: ISAAC X. JESSUP * CO., No FG
South
AGEvr. Alexander Black l23 Houston st; Peter Ase So
Bower; Robert Dayison 332 Grand 81 H. z. Aubrey -
Park Row ti@o B. Gannis,, 10 Maiden auei D. 5. jaws
55l BeoalWay, Ryct Hughes. 6l2 Bmelw4E; w. A. R.n
Co. e. Pearl T.. T AlGch ~ Water ST. y B.
\ D. Sands - and Is futon zij Brp4dwag, and n tist
Broadway laner Hays, g7g Pearl ST. john H. Bycron 219
Bower J3r-s CUR, flu.au and & anal SIS; VIM
Smith - Eluzcy G.1. ". Miller Tau-t,g ii5 Broad
ay; X " Bb 215 South $. ('orse Inch corner Third
Avenue and wenty.lourth lAas. Francis, - BowerY
john Curtis, General Agent North American Hotel.
nlllI tJele,A.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

MORlSON'S HYGEIAN EEDlClNES-No
1Sl 7icE.Whereas A. A. Sau,anos OF Of Broaway New
York is making a improper MessTS, Morrison y Co.'S
appointment the sale their Medicine this IS therefore 10
niolm the public thai Nj. Samanos is authorised TO sell
'MORISON'S FILLS IN Newly oIk, and that Nies.ts.
Nlcri.ou's only AGENTS NewYor Mesrs. FIRTH
HALL Of No. Franklin square, from whom alone the Med
h;nes can be had genuine. tSIgped} -
MORRISON x Co.
Dated British College of iieah New Road London, Jae
lbih, lyGu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

PotANp.--Alr. Darby, openly challenges, in
she National lntehgoncer, MAJOR Tcchman To
come TO the city of Washington, as soon as his
convenience will admit after the opening of the
next Congress, for the purpose of holding public
discussion with hun in relation TO the history OF
Poland. Mr.. d. pledges himself 10 show, in one
hour, from historical evidence fthe highest credit,
that the crown of Poland was, at the demise of
every king, for more than three centuries past
and of course more than two centuries before the
$50 called Partition, in l11i2--a mere baublc, of
icred by different factions TO Russian, Prusslan
Austrian, trench, &c. candidates and that rova
elections were mere sQuabb!es, not ALWAYS blood
less between interior factions that In more than
one instance, two kings were chosen bv rival par.
ueS, and left to decide their right TO the crown BY
arms; that the SertS We're, previous TO l712 abso
!u,cly 4; the mercy OF their owners for life itSsif
and that, to all intcnts and purposes, they were
S!GceS-heid hough, and sold with the glcbe, and
yet that they and the burghcrS, freed men, bore
all the burdens OF the State-hurghers VINO had no
single political privilege; that religious mtoler-
ance catered Poland WITH the Reformation, and
superadded its tram OF evils to the inherent dis
orders of the State; that the Protestants we're
forced by persecution to claim forsign protection,
which, BY the treaty OF DIVA, 1860, was granted
BY Brandenhurgh, PrusSia,) Sweden, Denmark
and England; that the members OF the Greek
Church were also forced TO claim foreign protcc-
ton, and, in the treaty of Moscow, 1856, were
placed under the saving hand of Russia and.
finally. that the eventual partition of Poland was
ioretold aud actually no small part effected up
wards Of a century before iIT2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

III The House formerly occupied by john HARRISON DE-
ceased situated in The pleasant village Of 0range, u
Offered for sale on reasonable The house within
thr. minutes walk Of St Marks Church, near the OanGc
Spnrs and about ths quarters oa mi from the Morris and
Essex Railroad The place supplied with pure srinS wa
ter aud supposed To be altogether desirable residence par
ticull t any gentleman dolnS business In New crk who
desires 10 have his family the country part OF
the purchase money VIII be required the balance remain
on bond and mortgage tnluire Of Joel " CoudIt, Newark
or pier.an & Cani nesr The preliSrS, aI1 2U
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

scG Ilqd Loan and ycfllnCs fic-- /, hi, G;ce
z. ynrnd ,ra'.r rlrisry Il arms Ns FACTORIES, Wa
P,' Nd Lands Houses and Lots. than II oltg
Office IN ls CITY Loans made on -oodCitymoperty Aler
chants Mechanics wishing exchange Goods or NlaTutf
rured Article, good productive property tor v5ulol1
Wild Lands i'll fu /, 10 th4rr rautaee negotiate through
t!s Office. All busne, eltIQ;ts 10 VIII meet 'ih
PROMPT attenticn A. p. SMITH 81 hsrty an lw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

r. OLD ESTABLISHED Ernigran, PaSseu.
sTy%ge Otce, O. South Newly Regular Linz Of
faeses-Ihs subscriber continues brlpS PeTsoas
from part e Greet B;aia and Ireland who may b
gagged sy teir rieads here, by the regular e % Fcks; S.
sailing SIX days from Lrsypool Persons ssu5as Tor
teir friends rely tha, Jus; VIII h :aken have them
GesIItched without delay IN Lreool eaa VIII aiays en-
cares continuance OF the public patronage which
'itsins r,ouey can have Drafts Esyabls al the Slak5
saG 6lsscheS throughout The United Kingdom.
s1s iagef particulars apply li hy letter POST pdidl
;uhi JOHN HERDMAN,5 81 South 81.
x FOR LQND0N-Packet OF Nav 2o,f-.The
packet ship GLADfToR Thos- BIiltor master VIII
Ss<ssssaii ~ above, her regular day,
For Ge,Sh, nSsss, having ss2eyior accommodations
apply oG board foo; Of Maiden lane, or 70
GRiNNElL, MINTGRN & Co. IS Souih-ii.
Piee Nf passage Slpa.
The packet slip WELLINGTON. D. Chslsies. sa.sr.r,
WI saeeeed te 6isdsso ard sal Jua lasa. ssf ssaal
ssr. az
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

~ i4,of .f, TWO doors cas-, OF Broadway, furnish
Tane ead ompositoa and Iron Pre- Hyd.a9ts Fogn, F. ~
use OF Croon Water In dwellings warehouses and mannacio-
es Orcs for the introduction of water promptly exc
c,,,J as I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
II. H WHEELER, Sol. IN pro. per.

pOSTON. ApRf. u. lsl3-MR. c. C. BrlsroL:-
D Is4r G, la sf,sac ~ o- ,',e,r.t;o OF safPi-
Mia, be- leave remark that have suffered may low
from seTete chronic r'euiats, which has kept ne IN
and feeble state Of health aud as constantly aEoo
snd medical men, have Of course rssorted 20 utl @
ie: 70 relieve my sstaftO eousa complaint ~ ~,
OF your P~IatatIon with decidr ben-it; y s%i' - es
the app@tIte ASSIST digestion ard removes old pans IL
eaFlchrS tfe blood and mparts vigorous and ,ns
enes e the sanguifergus aad nervous yse:n 10 te
are sutsnEg from dehity- roaic r-nEa'ssa, 20 scaH
eases arising from mpunt poyert! oi tn bio9n, - bT
strongly recommend this medicine. bvieTus it 10 r. .'
klad now Ia ihs market VERY resectfgly yoprIIi, ~
Bfisols SarsPare sold this city at Sl.lnsas .f.
macy ss B:oadwey Rnshton Co. sna " Ws esses
Al5any and by espectabc Druggists throughout LIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

Sr PASSAGE FOR L0Np0N--Packet 10Th
sTHS Nsy.-The splendid, fast s.ns packei-shr MON
.- REAL Capt (. q. Tinkels win sail Po.itiyelyaS
above, her regular day Harins spra4ia accommcdaons
ior CABIN ,eeoGd cabn and serA-e passengers early aca-
ton should b. made on board or 10
W, 81. /: TAPSCoT.r, . Peck slir, cor. souih-.:.
Persons wishing send for thei. have them
brought cut ia the above iavone ship any Of ,Ae -ul,
ne on reasonable ycrrss and ,hose desroas ct remns
money have Drafts ANY amount payable demand
all the yinciga towBs Q! G-a; Britain Ireland my
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

Mrssr'. Sand, x Coz Geu,s-Ff1n motives of nunani,g
az pomgtsd % inform You iat few applications ot you,
valuable Roman Ky BalSam have made effect CUE IN e
ca, Of asr uoter VINO has suffered undsra most itfu
nitmnatio uf The yes ior ,seye1gfen years Physics4n,
have ifa ~ the ho-les account Of ti p.tieus
aS- 7't by the bsi Of hearen Topf remedy has effected
hogc. Yours, most srat.ioliy r HOYrS
Many IGf- csucst~s Of B ittues might b. given, but this
IS deemed quite sufficient establish fo /. .-atlop lar D.
yohd the reach OF any other PREPARATION.
Put small wit ui directions Price y l7
cents Prepared and sold wholesale aud retsI b. DAVID
SANDS Co. u East Broadway. cpfn.r Ma.kcrsr Sold also
b A B. * D. Sands % and 100 Fulton -. A. B. Sands & Co
apo Im
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
MTlND0W SHADIsS-Window Shade:

NTlNDOW SHADI.Sl-WindoW Shade%!-
The SUBSCRIBER, respectfully inform iheiy friends and ;le
public t;at having LEASED the Spacious store No spruce 81
f." doors from Nassau they prepared 70 execute all
orders Painting of every esc!fon with ueaaees
my and despatch
Al kinds oC >icn Taiutu- do'e styeno 10 ~ sarpas-
by aus otheg establishment Gold Sis. warranted
on hand.
Burners Interior Dycorsons and Trsn>!arsncies done
order Designs furnished and executed superior yis.
slsce work can always b aud reference gwen By
cslliuS et ihe above place.
They have on had -n arr constantly -anuiactpn; Trans
lannt Decorative Window sA,ies Strangers IN The city,
keel-rs hotels saloons, pubic places resort and isuS
always b. uu!i-i with Shades OF the b., description
aud a:TNnte hs assortment! consists Of srlsntid -lia9
Eosette Centres, Scrggr Views Fancy Sketch aud tiOic
Landscl~ Ctise TiuiGr AbbeyS. Al kind- OF Sha'S,
how difficult, painted superior style this
tahitshnsn,.
rsy wouEi Likewise call tn attention Of tar pGblic
Slsatil Coriuc Sads up good style an!
lsi,ird pelSa.
The trade seusr.liy sulr,i-t on lib-rll terms.
iTinliugS furnished and Shadss fixed II required.
iiIu BNRT0L X 81. AAJNf.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

- FOR Observation-Disclosures Packet of
1vcY Fys; OF A!ayA few mors cabin second cabin aud
-. passengers can ~ accommodated In very
comfortable manner boas t regular packe; Isl 81
MAY, u ea:iy application o. made
" B-Pas>1ce nom tnciaat irsIar1 StS,,saJ 55 " i
can BE- asaesd with the sasc;ihcrS Sy sFsnad p,Shi.s
aShed fo any amount payable without, discount hropghcu;
the United knSaorl. Apply as above. a29
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

H4-e red1ced The it0El FslIzashla " 90
i.r sTs PLACED new boats on Ire entire iine win s1Ee-
nc and obGinE captains. and Ta!Tsnt sFeT attention %
tse comfort aud convenience Of travellers
IN order % secure passage q; the Feucsd iaFs seats
1S r. ,zeia ne day previous al ,te oiice n ars. :,i
i door above sh eEe eye1y information In Eea;io2 70
tf,e lire cza b. obtained --,.,.->-cz-
lro
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

uULL'S RtSSES.-Notice to Rupturcd Per
sons-PerSous Afflicted with mpre, may rely npon The
best insameu and the world aiiorl5, application at me
Office No Eeseystrret or either OF the agents III The rin
cpa towns III the United States Be careful examine the
ctpad OF Hull rrusses, they endorsed hy p
Hull in writing None genuine, 20 be relied upon as
good. without hl signature.
Many PERSONS have undertaken ,end limitations Of Hns
celebrated Tursses and thousands imposed upon conSe
guence These limitations canno, he relied ulon they are
mad by unsui mechanics and no better than the oIn
airy Trus-eS.
Rooms have ton fitted upa Noi yes.y street exclusively
for ladies' la, separate ro the business dei
en where female is in constant attendance wa upon e
NAL. ,,,rieI,;S s2l 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
IN DTNNrsS or SIGHT

caused rs Id stt-ntioa minute objects by lon. exposure
70 atrpn" isht aud the weakness artit loss OF sy
rom siekts.s or old a, II roref and should b. used
By all "ho Ind te syessht failing without any apparent
This Balsam has restored SIGHT in many Instance. ,,Ae, a.
most TOTAL BLINDNESS
caused b e1ceilvc inflammation had existed yea-s In
tamWatina aDd caused bv blows cfstu,ons or
wounds on i- ~ bodies Of an lrtat3 n
application Of the Basain.
The following certificate from the Pastor Of the Epscna
church at em. VIII convince tie incr.Iuous OF il
astonishing -fcacy:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-Theiniere
on he Stocks Of ti@ CRY of NewYnrk due on the frs,
day % May viii be- PAID 81 that day by Cornelius W ay-
race 80 Chamberlain OF hs city. his oic= % the Bank
OF the SaIv NwYg. Tie transfer books viii be closed
on Monday, :ipui letl, Al O'Clock, p ".
ID. D. WILLIAMSON, Ccmptroller
Comptra.E Otiee. NeY orr. March % 1879. mhjl tAll
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
nj Tn 4 TT -Parf OF q , story brick house N a

I3 TO LET--Part OF a Story bFIcA nous. ~ a
"A respectable ncchborhood consisting OF iron; paroT
font b7se;ncnt, large pantry. lre small oea-roolS.
ience Rent moderate good tenant ippy on the prem
ise> u Ka- between Narick and Nc poasal sts ae M
A THIRD AVENUE. corner OF 10Th sit o
=. z LIZ: vanent kitch-l and barn att'cei
ls. fn,i 7bor lots of land above hasnS sis' -
large enclosed she'd sf7hehe whole suitable iaT mix
mln butcher, trEnrmaker manufacturer. iriit -
SCHlEF!ELlN ERIiIS 20 Chambers 81 cf ~ o.eeh-
rr> dIEs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

To LET or FOR SAL E. three. story
modem built hr,cs e.Hs mouse md si"ns win ,N'
.s m T,s NJ, al .c,ed IL VIII sunShG tp5r
~ inr ..aS from kiP Perm Apply On the Prem
Ia rrrar Of t;l and E-hi-> " IaT burr o: 20
al y 81 T TAPSCOTT % Peck-Siir
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
n.sSAGE FOR PlTTsBI,lG.- subscriber
ROM PHUADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG

Dy PENNSYLVANIA z RAILROAD AND "a
/, y,i-FOR STXE DOLLARS OSLY.-Throuch IN
;-s days ead half IN comfortable Kew uoais ~! arg
80 IL f-I-1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

er4>Tx NEW ARRANGEMENT. - HUD.
-<-.l1. ! soN and NEW oRX-For freight and PAS
tg--EZEZ.scnge,s-Th and ele:ani steamboat CO.
TUMBIA Capt Thomas ?. Ney5ery VIII leave Hudson for
New York every Monday Wciae,dsy aud FRIDAY o.,
clock NJ on the ARRIVAL ef The Hudson and Berkshire Rail
leave New York cye:y Tuesday, Thursday and s,urday
from the foot of Cedar street and Hudson the next
morning in time 10 take the Railroad cars for Bostrn
For further Information, inquire in ilndsqn Of JBBEL
CO. the FOO; Of L1ry street North Eiyl, board al
either place. ai3tf JEREMIAH BAAIt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

IN CHANCERY-Be the Esce ChanceIIGf ot
the cu m'trg Of de- Smp,ay %, aes Of
,oS ', ,oce Of an order Of the Court gaie
tn. mater notice hereby gwen thai hail H. s},S as q @ n,
,sl., ay :" @ h5 ~ Receiver to and ,mong such creditors
Of the Mohawk Insurance Comp9ny Of New o'S Is 'a ,
Eye ,b,hrsd their claims such creditors ~ me- o''S N
Jy =, my, nty;ce No. i6 Wa-seet, III the oity oi NeS
York aud whose debt, . haEc Gs 3SsI,3s M B, na ps sy
mont or iyoni 70 or anorg the creditors OF said Company
Dated Ncu-Ynrk April Ith, iSi2. , .w,l,
The State Paptr will please COPY aud send the OH 80 s
Receiver SO Wall'st. az ,'S-. "a" .L''l w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

- To LET.--A Room. Bedroom. Pantry
80 fJ,<- s1ltahl. fJr small family. Also has,
~ ryr nom, and ~ bedrooms Rent lo'v, and posse
SON -irer Immediately Ase ot=rs, wt possession on u
m, sa 81 in 'l'' 1FN' j LOCKE. 81 Ann str-'.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

L'OR SALE OR TO LET-A Pew IN the uid-
L die bcdy OF the Ringers Church Apps II g. J.
RICE IA; Easr I,y,sdTyst- all tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

0; The Astral lnfusac,
rice oil OYER ~ yea.s.
Noirs frraul e i \,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
eu1a aFoR HUDSON and Intermediate

fGGfs gFUh FLDSJN and IlItIIIltuId1t
Ct.+=1sA- ! Landings The Steamboat WESTCHES-
tszzyzEzfSlaTER, Capt WM. II. MrLLrS viii leave the
foot Cedar the ensuing every Monday, Wcdne?
DAY and Friday o'clock p NJ connecting Hudson with
the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad heca.s Of which leave
the arrival Of the boat Returning the boat leave. Hudson on
Tuesday Thursday and Sunday att O'Clock F. NJ the
arrival Of the cas- touching both At the intermediate
LANDINGS For freight passage, apply on board or 70
STORHS x STEPHENSON, % West.st.
This boa, has put complete order with additional
number Of State, Rooms. and will be found pleasant and
comfortable boat any the TIrer. This boat
bargcs
This boat now ready freight, and viii leave
+ Tidsy, 7tli April. Gp5 9m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


j + are authorised to say that L.
MOSBY will serve as Policeman for the
Sd. district, If elected.
: ar ''e''ii'i isea % Nlo''ilce tfh-N II "
= dS d cane loi Assessor oi taxes Ioi
NIa arsiiall county
ARE a0'lofizeo 70 ahhouhee ltOAIA .
-, c., :, III. c..:..
we are ao'hof'zea 70 announce JAMES Z
ALDhRsO1N as candidate Tor clerk oi the Dis
- = - US
The Hon JOSEPH ". .eHALMERS, IS
candidate for the otflce he now holds Of NicE
CHANcELLo8 OF MISSISSIPPI
WE are an horised 10 announce HENRY
DICKINSON, Esq. of Lowndes County, as a
candidate for the othoe OF Wee Chancellor OF the
SAFE O AltsssipP!-
WE are authorised to announce 10 SEPH O.
WALKER as a candidate for Clerk OF the Vice
Chancery Court
uo o,,bor;zoJ - .ono,,oo
A'o'0''i00' A1i00''0i
- WE are authorized 70 announce Col.
SzANNsBAL HARRIS as candidate
for Shsri1 Of the county oLMarshal al the next
General election,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

There IS a man In the western part oi this
State, so wrapt up in politics, that he canao'
converse two minutes on the SUBJECT, without
being thrown into the most violent spasmS
The following dialogue which Is gwen
verbatim, will serve TO illustrate the cause
and effect:
Good morning uncle Zeke
Morning, morning sir What news 2
How get on the Feds and demQsF
Badly. Uncle Zeke. There's terrible
revolution ia politics
.Ah you don't say sol IUhcle Zcke be-
gins to look pale
Yes they do say that the Feds are pc
log rowed up salt creek.
Good God no. il can't be-
TrueT but | suppose you are glad OF 1t
as YOU are strong Demo
What no. no. If l though; | had
drop of Demo blood in me. jump off
the Falls, aud drown like do-dodog
tHere uncle keke begins to shake
why what's the matter Uacle Zeke-
you're agitattd
.No-no-n-not-a b-bit only-th.ih-them
d-dam D-d-,nos will play.the d-de-devil with
th-the CO co-country-
By this time Uncle Zeke has got vor-
ked up to such a pitch that he cannot stand,
and after staggering about for moment or
two. down he goes on the wood-pile In ht
of spasns. from which he is most generally
aroused by Il pail Of cold water thrown over
him by his better aud more sensible hall,
who. after venting her Indignation IN sundry
enithets. such as fool jacknapes. she leads
him into the house, where he Is usually obli-
red to remain the rest ofshe day
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
=.@9rI,0COFOcO HOMES TY.

a. last number ofthe Guard, we find
I,ltrsti5n made under the head of re-
49,, that Henry Clay was The &C
-I.J7sI father of The Bankrupt law.
N ,h,t il was purely whig measure in
\. features aud details. The author
Ger he may be, has given US evidence
I'M. ,p.b Of ono Of two things either he is
r,,,dIv iznoran, Of the history ofiha,
"A ,oi eoorly qnalii - enlighten the pnb-
i. ji5l1l4s. 10 attempting 10 Withhold
.,,.b and j poor preacher OF morality.
R-td the blIowing article
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

We are authorized by the Central ON
mltee TO announce the name OF Amos r.
Johnston Esq. OF Raymond, as the candid
ate for Auditor, to fill the vacancy in the
wnig ticket, occasioned by the withdrawal
Of Mir Lea from the canvass. ln making
this nomination, the commlttee have placed
before the people the name of one of the
most efficient and talented members of the
party, aud the friends of honesty and social
order will fiud ID Mr. Johnston bold ani
fearless advocate. who will esteem it ala
bor of love" TO aid in red erning the State
from her present position, dlshonorabe to
her as "A State, aud destructive to the credit
and espectabiiity of her citizens.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
SUBSTANCE OF PUSEISM.

About ten years ago, some halt dozen
clergymen OF the Church OF Eng gland, DR.
Pusey among the number. conferred. to-
gether; and agreeing that hlga church
principles had fallen into PRACTICAL neglect
of late years. they commenced issuing at lr-
regular intervals, the celebrated Tracts 70:
he Times which reached the 90th mum
Der. wheu the Bishop of oxford arrested
their publication. The tracts advocated
utost fthe eSsen ntial doctrines of the Roman
Catholic Church:
Apostolic succession in both Protestant
and Catholic Churches
The regeneration of children by bap
tism.
8 There is no salvation of those out Of
the pale of the church.
A The authority OF the church Is higher
than that OF the state and th II the sovereign
and the Senate ate bound TO submit TO the
Church
5 The writings of the fathers are pre-
ferred 10 the narratives of the insPlled evan
ge ISIS. and The letters ofth- apostles.
6 That the scriptures ought not to be
read bv he laite. uuIvSs aeon sanied br The
exposition of their meaning 10 be found II
the book Of Common Payer
z. The atonement rvq ring the Feh-
gion Of the b arr. is sirtu lily rejrcted
8. Taat religion m1iniy CONSISTS 10 the
observance of forms and ceremonies.
Q. Tha, the bread and wine 10 The Sacra-