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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

EMPORIUM OF CHINA. GLASS. &c.-The
T cheapest and gre test ,arety Of China Ges< ana Earth
-. Ware thai can - found tie city, 80. Skid ave-
nue. ogposi. Purchasers wishing 70 supply
themselves ched vii meet l fo!It- attention aud
tn. best but prceI persons who 90 ab3u killing
time. requested not 20 call
y. &. A choice collection Of Plants in bloom for sale
pNy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

HOBOkEN.-lncreased attractions Free In.
i sfrumenta Concerts. the Pavilion OF the Elysian
Fe DIS every afternoon sarert Brass Band Will be- AZ
tendance the lava in front OF the Pavilion and perform
variety rev and popular airs oyeureS marches sc. SC.
ThI, additional novelty the tar.iaeu beauty OF seen
w canHo. fail 70 increase the pleasure derived from visit 10
this very avGrite
Ire ferry boats ply 70 Hoboken ftom Barclay, Canal and
s,nnher sfraets Far only Et cents. is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

INNE IEAS-A choice Selection OF Dung Hg-
soa i2r, he Mary Ellen Zenoba and Oscars carroes
esh AID lTasrnt] also B!ack souGhonT and Peuch2ns
Boarding Houses and Hotels procuring the ssnu
ne Howqaa mixture b. supplied By th single pound OF
in packages OF 20 lbs at reduced price Also OH Hvsou,
Imperial Tyson Skin and Gunpcwd-f Teas for sale low,
wholesale aud retail Sugar Store, 81 Bower.
"a 4 JOHN son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

ITO JOURNEYAIEN BOOKBINDERS.--A
steady hand is wanted at o. Camps Bndery 100 john
street between Pest One that understands PLAIN
! finishing would be preferred. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

~ FAMILY GROCERY FOR SALE-fias a
~ good cash customers. The OK be- reduced
the purchaser # wished. For further particulars
address Tr.Je AZ This Office. 81 M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
= SebrinS's Ceriial.-Copr Of letter ifori

Bank OF the State OF So. Ca, dated
Mr. c. c. SebrnS-Dear Sir gives mr. pleasure To reply
10 your inquiries concerning your Restorative Cordial
have used for than year family, and nav
found il an eicacicus and very useful medicine IN dvern
and relieving nervors and deptc heldache has proved
very seyiceab, and comaain my Children they
have experienced much benefit from n -;
Seyer Of ny friends whose use had recommended H.
have testified strongly TO the benefits experienced from II
am Sir very respectfully, your obdt servt.
81 " H. ELNiti'i>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

Ola WATCHES! WATCHEGS2!a;..!iLne; i arg;
70 Be found spSs ser ss, !, soa'tan;
receiving al ,be manufacturers England France
ad seiliGE them hem f 1 asa sss pr
css Ian an .as arh Watches and Je%ey exchanged or
b s " HI watches warranted TO keep coed time OF the
esy -, sr aud warranted lower than any other place
us 80 g. CAILEE, Importer Of Watches and jewery
rf7 ;s:r Wholesale and retail. 20 Wail.st up stains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

WTANTED-A colored man as waiter-one who
perfectly understands his business and no other may
am,lv Al lG Warren 81. s93e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

WANTED INIMEDIATELY-A Journeyman
w Barber competent take the entire charge Of shop
Apply No. 70 Chambers Best recommendations
will be- required from his last employer s32ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

THE ~CHSC RlBrR pr ao>cs 10 take mo ais
family ic la,l, horon-h u,anar,, -; her
for the iver.ty me count=-rofn, rGn na he or
a. f.clars. After fe-u the 0rt rnrfhod
Of n.t-r lin some cou.,r il seckin. tie public
y ronlye H., r.,idc Wapnie, Ii the Go NC
c,t i've rof re moral healthy quiet .nd bau'i-
- v4ge il \e.. f Gland. lgd ca, real he'd in 30 hours
from tie CRY o New YORK ern: NJ odirg boa'd [n'ti9i
,rrhrr pas,icu ~ apply u Rev Henry W Blow, 90
l. ion Place. New RI, JOHN \. BELLOWS
V-a.po!e \ II Goth Aug 1873 au3l lmrod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

IL FtrrTD0Jt COlrtaGdistrsct adys green Purse,
with Ill. ug ana ;lsses the ends K contained SO SO
or more Bank Notes and one gold piece the Rer Will
return to 81 pearistrec he Will he rewarded. 81 rhS;>M'
r OST-NIemorandum Bool. Lost, in the lower
part Of the city containing carman's lie
finder will De suitably rewarded and confer srea; favor, BY
leaving it at 100 Nassau-street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09


NEW.YORK CITY RHEUMATIC DISPEN-
~ SARY 100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: " GARDEER,
NJ D. Graduate from thu Fshed Medical instltn;9a re-
syectfnly the citizens OF y ork h5arT'Va from
tie city tca prepared by long experience IN me cure n
ttolsands e=tiIaonals of which may be sem at r Dispn-
sa 10 eradicate Rheumatism, eitsr Gcue chronic
VERY FEW sNslrEs, PEsmASESrY Persons afflicted are
invited 10 call satisfy hems,rsS OF the efficacy OF his
means A ieys minutes will satisfy the sceptical.
y. Y. City Dispens7ry-. lh9 Greeawich-st 50 I'm
X C. WRIGHTN CO.'S BUR NISHED POINT
y. STEEL PENS" Wright s Co. have conferred an
immense obligation the teuends who make their
peas heir Ingenious ad capital substitute quilts"
y. Y. Spirit OF The Times
.he Pens manufactured By Wright Co. Of superior
quality iEdee used Steel Pen that pleased rs so
welt Boston Morning Post
We have specimens and tried them and hap
Pr TO find them equal in quality to am imported Pens
After satisfactory ,ri. Of these Pens for than
week. pronounce TEEN superior any thing We ever
had th pleasure of holding between thumb ard lager
Thanks are due to Mesrs Wright Co. for the best ar
Gle of Steei pens with which We nave met asa are ''e-
~ 49, 'o'' - New FORK Mirror,
Peas are put up tie Geatest STYLE on es.os
and in box.s and 20 had Of atcners and dealers
rally.
50 ss- sss between CORTLAND aad Liberty s'iee's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
, Heads OF Hair.-BARRY's VentiIa,ingand Cos

~ Heads OF II air.-B,ERY's Ventiatingand Cos
amer Invisible Wig closely resembles the real head ct hair
that ceptics nd cunaois -u! hav- pronounced it
perfect and extraordinary OF the day. The great 1d-
lut sewing weaving winch causes lis appearance
closely 70 resemble the natural hair both gess and
nra aIarante. defy detection, texture being 50
beautiful and free that in all cases OF peIspla
ion nded and the great evils of all other
WIGS entirely avoided The septic ami alike
nytrd 10 Inspect this novel AMI beautiful Wig and the lt
cuiar method % fitting the head the sole inventor and
manufacturers A. {. Barry, 10 Broadway, ccer OF LIB
ertv.strret up stairs. au2i Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
Dyspepsia and Debiiiiy.-sebring's A h.,l

i Dyspepsia nnd Debiiiiy.-sebring's Antl.
Dysgept;c aud Restorative Coris IS remedy Tor
4us iieadche aud excellent preventive of Co;tvenefs and
Low Spirits. Il is the best known remedy Tor SeasckneS.
It very -Tectual relieving FIauleuce Collie and other
similar complaints speedily promotes strength Ia all cases
aud vigor the whole and highly recom!nehde bg
eminent physicians well as b. persons who have ouat re-
lei from H. Fer farther particulars Circular, 4. tr ohce
No Nurrar 81 ner hOttle 81 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

! CHOEMAKER WANTED.-A man to attend
~ and DO the meuug in the store. and advance TO his
ploye from to three hundred dollars To such cns
emplo ymeI for five years will be given. Address
] O. Tribune Office. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
Cleared.

Bnrs Kimbery, Arnain, Ne~bern, \ c, S L Mitchell;
seadias,, kirkpatrick West Ldies 4 Ptnneston Mer
d, Pepper Oporto, NJ G Lsa,he & Co.
schr Cora, Caves, Baltimore, y Cooley s Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

EssA BAkEKY TO LET or Lease Tor Term OF
::;H yeam-rhe three story brick dwelling h9ase wIth
floors and counters plate glass show windows &c. tnd every
w2y arranged IN te most conyepisn: manner with GTo2a
Water fixtures Sc. for respectable Baker and hts family It's
location ia one Of the best IN The City bein, tie house
below Chelsea Square The Ninth avenue, a1d surrounded BY
genee population Possession given Immediately, II d.
sired, finished.
ALSO The adjoining DgelIirs, with Store, which will BE-
Handsomely inIsbe,! for Druggist other business
Epply 10 d. A. CUSHSAN, 1873 Pearl street and nth az
between 20th and 2lst s2Isu
rs. ILLINOIS LANDS for sale or exchange az
@ great bargain Any person wishing 70 purchase e;ssp
good Prairie and Timber Lands, located mar tbs liI-
River and great Ship Canal from Chieaso 70 0uoi'
Can 30 Apply TO A 2. SMITH, % Llbertyst 81 j."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
= Health, ouier. and Comfort.-The G

- zuonl - 'a.st, thu
20 STRANGERS stopping w days weeks the CITY, such
iare!g offered Il eislby located c.an and airy
mediate vicinity Of he princiI, steamboat landings l.
tp7rtn0nts aud aea ;ble supple
with The Vegetables and Ffu thai ca: H. procured
5lniine retifely Animal Food aud tma'ats Of al ki,ds
haT-eS no!eate. and ve5y effort render Doare
comfortable Shower Baths free Remember 81 Barclay
.fr. I.21 e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

choice selection Of Silk and Satin Scsrfs Crava Hand
kercie Gloves SuspendeIs hosiery Under Vests, Dlaw
e, Muslin Shirts, Collars. &C., prices which must ofer
| Inducements 10 purchasers, jyl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

A stated meeting OF the Medical Society OF ths city
Gnu Gu county Of NewY9rs Will be held IA tne HoSm o. I
ast Al Il O'Clock, +. NJ. WILLIAM ?. BLEL: NJ. u.
SI Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
rlnE GRAllllAR SCHOOL Of Ihe Uaiverzlt,

TCHE GRAMMAR SCHOUL OF Ihe University
was re-src:ed or Soaday last
great u.nb-f OF parents had iesr- ina their sons Should
CONFLICT ;elr o. e1csto for bsiess under the
Of Nj Hobby instead Of goieg inc Commercial Department
r. was accordingly arranged the l,t extend the
course instruction IN Mr. H2bby delaitmer 90 as 10 M
,Isor 10 business .ud dissolve the Commercial Depart
aegt Ia this Va, secure to all pupils in tbs department
h erlenee and skl Of 4ssr w pa. gad more = a
fo-ner pupils and who i1 wts! known this city for his
mode OF discipline aud hts success forming the minds anu
Characters OF his pupils.
Mr H2bb, : assistants those who have been long
Nj Edst At The head Of le Classical Department now
elrers his seveth YEAR H is assisted b. Mr. Cromwell
and Nlr W3eeloc boh rup Of the late Mr. L.ckir
they both learned 70 leach under his directions and bo have
been teachers rliIr yearS
The prc- Of tuItioE lbs has been reduced
III MEL.S OF natrnns q MASON. Eactnr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

Also large and extensive Of ladies' ,nd child
rens Boots Shoes CARERS, &c with 500 dozen sailor Hats
Many OF the shove goods consignment aud be sold
10 pay ainG Purchasers are therefore part p.2Ey aycd
20 call and efitnne, before purchasing.
anil 3mis Corner Il Pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

Under the assurance that the system of small profits and
;uicS returns" which has elected SO liberal patronage viii
be continued whilst such will enable
ns 70 Gil Ill nrd,rs futnrp with nInmnness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

! w SCHOOL. OF Fourth tr-,'. H. w, hn=fon
square will .e-oIrl tIe IL Monday i S!irner. a.
will .rt>-b .ri mi thu "rnf oi their cii'r II
b-iug nnctu IN teHtanc that dts, thar they may b.
pr-,ent The o the ,sses Mr.. Red VIII
II he Isl of September the n. from 10 o'clock
A ". uatIl H. aud ora g. VI until T. VI 10 ."cv-
tho plreit- who y wish 70 ccn's with Mrs K r.'arr
10 her Irs Rwill b. la ~ Explain he's mode
or i-r terms who s5,s
l,Iac- h-Ir d ~ .hier. under h.r sharge au2i 3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

; c. BOOTH Il co. at the New-IoTll Cash
~. Tailoring Establishment las Fuon-str.e, nss B4oad
way, st continue take the lead econcny end elegance
the manufacture and style of the garments becuS
ing to gertleman'S wardrobe.
This geurty they enabled omainan consequence
Of the general adaptation of the cash principle by tie bic,
resulting from past experience, that the credit system
ry imposed heavy the prompt paying
supply the losses frem that class OF the community which
necessarily be excluded from this establishment. By sd
herring strictly The cash syste enables the
nish their with garments OF superior style md sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
T. Gorr"..t.,s Ean dc Rcas1tc. or " ater

GOur%;G'S Eau dc BcaUtc, or w alter
OF beauty Tor tNsrmi Iatiuc tan p'mples sallowheSs
reck!s rnorhew and alcHtTnsGus euptouS real zng deli
cas white neck hand aud rietinc blooming lnven-
lie aPJancT by It's diatns properties preventing tn form
alton OF wrinkles aud b8nisn diem when present So thor
ough Is the Of The united tcacy and m
sed ha he VIII e purchlss money every dsseti,
fed customer To be ount where else IN New York
BROOKLYN but e. Wahsr.stret door from the corner OF
BrOatwa,-. Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

IL BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE Of the Ethiopian
ssteaaders az the American MuseumGrand entertainments
"t and O'Clock, By the best company IN America.
20, The Colored Child who weighs 405 pounds Jenkins,
t Nimrod Miss Adar La Petite Cen.o, Sc all for
astlng A splendid performance at Pcalo's Museum Al 3
nsasin the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

SCHOOL BOOKS-The subscriber would inform
Cteacers parents and the public generally that he has
complete assortment Of School Books department.
constantly hand which he will sell the lowest cash pr
He would a.o nvir attention his stock
eresng the antiquar and the scholar which h. viii dis
pose ui al the same i.yor4he tes
81 wi,. ABRaHA MAZE. 237 3 leccker.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

COMMERCIAL ApJUSTER.-Ju>t published
~" The Commercial Adjus,er of Foreign Money Weights
and MeoSnrrs bringing th9e Of all nations in the world TO
Table Book of this kind has long been wanted by the
commercial community Thepuhisers have spared no pans
render the above work every particular This
work viii be found highly u,eu! merchants, Traders, cap
an Of vessels snpercargo+s money brokers' bankers &c,
and also recommended b. several teachers ok
useful for students, cuary those who intend pursue
mercantile life Published aud for sale by
LAMBERT LANE. Statoners,
sQot ll..re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

4 feature in the establishment which commend
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
our stock OF of first quality ready made Gar
rents consisting OF Surtous Frocks, Dress Goats. Pa,a
looms, Eests Office Goats, Travelling Frocks, Dressing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

10 GoUrauG's Poudre Subtitle. will complete
Is aud YIin tenfly ea:cl;e ,uguous human hair from
females upte s, The hair concean2 broad aud elevated
forehead thu stubborn beard of kind Of su;erilu
Gus hair Be the genuine the original office, Ct
Naker-strect, doc from Broadway.
ST per bote-DreC'inHs French and English;
A.ents-tiutha. Maiden lane, Aibany; Myers, New
gen: Brown, rs CheS.ustIeer, Pniad-ipia jordan, 2
Carleton. Lowell
Fan be sen tested before baying; proof positive this and
mistake. anl5 TINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

Thse beautiful Shades 1niks all Others admit all
nd hight INTO tr room AID fertect view into the s;naf
The time they nh,ruc the from the TN
and k-e: MOSQUITOES and ojh-r insects OUT. and
very orna mental srf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

4 BOOK FOLDRESS WANTED.-A good
~ and. Apnly al IS Ann street. s73t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
Is43.-sccond Coming of Christ a,

EnnG :-Ietfuf"S t'-n0rI oN Sab aI6) mofn rfnooI
nj tn i ours for nbl.c worship the
and s,aclcu, hill in the hui ding Ia": knowu FRI Kim
Theatre, No rs thaui sGu,r The lubr invited 10
attend. Sea': 'ree il" ii'ch Cry is published every
Thursday al No. Spiucs-Heet. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
NEW BOOKS
FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BY GRAHAM s. CHRlSTY.

ILLUSTRATED COMMON PRAYE Err, No. TO-. 81
FiRESIDE REC Objections, b. Mrs. Ellis -. l2t
NINA by Mis- Bremen -. ......... II:
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTERS. Observation-Disclosures. l24
COOPt.!;'S New Novel, 'WiANDOTTE' 49,. 81
- Agents and Dealers supplied publishers prices by
|. GRAHAM & CHRISTI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

The Iimted ,umb Of six lis VII he received into the
p ticipai's 'arnily and tn of parent
Circulars stating Sc. ' had applications NJ
the Church Depository No. 20 Joh tI bookstore Of
Mr.. a V 8la" Fui on.,t. NV York and NJ Mr.. A. Vi.
W,ler'. Bookstore. u Futou-s,. Broosl.n au30tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
REFINED SUGARS.

L'RESH STOCK FALL GOODS-Boots, Shoes
! and Bro:ans-The subscriber he's on hant abou,
500 comprising AL kinds usually found wholesale
stores among which may ~ found
1900 mems hlck p-sg.d Boots
So ssaI{P and ,ewsi Boots
l2o " boys thick and hpp
500 " aud Brosans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

YOUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
i SCHOOL-Mrs. BALE Ely respectfully Informs her pa
irons and the pubc that she will reopen her Seminary
No 10 Carroll Place Bleecker-seet on Thursday the 1th OF
Sepembc: The system Of Instruction pursued
formerly, and the same Teachers employed aided b. 9th.
Of similar ability. Mrs. Bailey oIcs the patronage OF
those who disposed give their daughters solid and
compShed @duc1tioE.
S A.,,l.. In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

EUR%ITURE NOTICE-Sofa Bedsteads. &c.
F COTTON would inform III who in mt Of Fur.
OF ,nv description. thai he furnish and
hts constantly hand very eryr r,nsut, including
ei,y and rconomy without hsr equal The public arc
invited cal! and ,hem-aiso. all otheC kinds Of
Sofas always on hand.
Those breaking housekeeping wishing sell all or
any portion Of rher Furniture Will find ready sale oy
ing line or calng upon rhr subscriber.
Sale. by Auction iaithfuly attended 20.
an2b,f E COTTON ll3 Fulton and q Arn sts
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
go -nISTRICT SYSTEM.

she only States which have TO- y9e s.s 800
sdIg;i i into single Congressional dlst r
o oas.1sJ ~ 8 Il act Of Congress are eeM
81 dsssrsh:re. Maryland. Georgia. Mss': ~ =
~ Hissossri. Mex Hamsphire, IeoEe e -: -
~ 81 ;ssnnri have chosen their Kepresensasasss
y $500 sIesiou Of the Mississippi Legs
,.....s s. - Sc held in July. when the a1ss..s
81 die state VIII dQuasles g g
2 49,. ahe Wing Convention 1919 ~.
ssl1 r tkE State, omitted 70 nolns.s -.
80: onal candidates. beqa4se tlls 1919 ~
~ bssn dlsricted and unless v s...., "a
dlrltsgisd, they will allow sne 49, $3.50 rnrs
eipcttsn 49, ~ bE aeaanl.:-- !. 800 'sss.f
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
A TARIFF ARGUMENT ANsWEPFn

| anu OMGIN4 ANSWERED
The following from the Petersburg InteEi.
gencer shows an Anti Tariff argument may be
Knocked into scocked hat" by plain fact
and little common sense.
"The people of the South are to be made
hewers OF wood and drawers of water to the
manufacturers of the North" say the op-
ponents OF discriminating Tariff: "They
are 10 pay two prices for what they consume,
IN order that ( he rich capitalists of New Enc.
land may make a good per centage on their
money" These doleful expressions have
bean repeated so often, that many persons
take them to be true, without troubling them.
selves to inquire into the facts. Some wears
since, prominent member of Congress was
on visit to this place, and was discoursinr
WITH great JUNCTION on the equal operation Of
The Tariff of 1914, against the South. Among
other instances, he adduced certain fabrl
OF cotton, the price of which to the Southern
consumer he said had been raised six cents
yard by the Tariff A shrewd gentleman
from the land of steady habits, who was sitting
IN the store in which Mr.. G.. was discoursing.
waited until he had aroused himself to the
highest pitch OF indignation against the grasp.
ing policy of the North, and then very coollv
showed him bale of the goods, the price of
which. he said has been so much enhanced bv
the Tariff, and which were selling in this mar |
ket at precisely the price per yard which the |
NJ. c. had charged as an increase caused by !
the Tariff, to wit. six cents a yard. Now /
here was one fact that put to flight column
of distractions, The NJ. C.'s political econo
my made the yard ofcloth six ccnts more than
It did before, and the ConneticuOm1n's prac-
ucal experience showed that the cloth, at that
moment. selling in the market a: six cents
per yard.
The experience of every day goes to show
that the operation of the Tariff in the South is
grossly misunderstood or misrepr esented.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20


AcERY Court OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
fLD AT COLUMBUS.
suderdale, Complainant,
vs..
Osstes, ct. al. Defendants,
May Term 1913.
silpg tie matters of this bill and
ENG to the satisfaction of his
ZEE Chancellor, that the defend
taallOck and Glib. IT Bales are not
ms State. but reside beyond ne
s, ~ mat the ordinary process Of
aulot be executed upon them.
N VA, a. unless said defendants ap'
y. y wee Chancellor at The Court
ssn Of Columbus on the
udy In November next,
serr demur to tho bill Of COM
~ 81 several allegations thereof
M defendants taken for confess
CSo or decree made therein as
Ai'seilOr may seem equitable
IA S; = e that a copy Of this or
bOSs y tne "DemocFaiic Whig,' :
ashed Ia the tous, -, f.olns.sa,1s.
'wo menths successfully.
Ton. :. : u. Met GARTH Y elk.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
From the Knickerbocker. .

some years ago, q clever countrvnan return
ing from abroad. thus mourned his ignor.nc
Oa 'ne French language, that universal tongue
Never 60 to France,
Unless you learn the lingo.
fyou do, like me
Youilrepent it, by lingo!
Staring like fool
And silent as a mummy.
There l stood alone,
nation with a dummy.
"Chaises" stand for chairs.
They cnrlsten letters "Billies:''
They call their mothers "mares."
And all their daughters "illies!'
!, Strange it was to hear:
I'll tell you what's good 'un:
They call their leather "queer,"
And all their shoes are "wooden,,
Signs had to make
For every little notion;
Limbs all going, like
A telegraph in motion:
For wine i reeled about,
To chow my meaning fully,
And made pair Of horns.
To ask for "beef and bully"
i'll wanted bread,
My jaws set agoing;
And asked for new laid eggs,
By clapping hands and Growing!
fl wished ride,
ny tell you how got il;
On my stick, astIide,
! made believe to trot il.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-27

senty, soseny-sesen, eighiy -on, meet -hye eighty
nine ninety three nipeiy -seveD onr hundred I'D orr
uDe hundJed and five, one hundred and nine. on.
hundred aud thirteen one bundled and seventeen.
nno hundred and twenty one, add one hundred sHi
twenty 1--WE, Iefr teGttJ uiOn he pl.n o. tie s,.t
town prepared by the Surveyor Gsneral the l,r
rtniy of F.orda.
The sale will be kept opeu for two We,ks Cualc.s
the lots Disposed Oh and no hunger; aud o.,
private entry OF any lot, 'hrred, will he a.uuu,I.
until sfer he expiration Of the two weeks
Given under uy hand al the Guy OF Washing d.
this ei ghth day of jane, Ammo DoInihi 1913
JOHN TYLER.
By the Pfe-idert:
Tho. III. BLAKE,
COmmiSsioaer Of The General Land ORce