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TO GU the ET'Os'Ed sCEsO qsse Leaffh-
eE' ire any form.
OIL OF TANNIN.
Or, LEATHER RESTORER.

Il
ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
M OST people know, that skins and hid S
1Vl are converted into leather by the use OF
Tanniu extracted from Ger ain banks, &c.
When the force and strength of the Tannin
is worn out, leather becomes dead, hard, dry,
brittle, cracked, covered Uifh a crast, &c.
THIS ALL KNOW. To restore then life,
SoftneSS, naorstness, strength smottnesS, and re-
move all crust, fly, or bIister-restore the tan.
min. This substance the leather never can re-
ceive the second tine but the whole uirtues
of it are in this article, the OIL OF TAN
NlN-which peitetrates the stiffest and hard
est leather, if it has been twenty years in use
and lift tears easily with the fingers, il impar:s
at once strength that is ut erly incredible I'M
til seen. 1t becomes like net1 leather, in all re-
spects, with delightful softness and polish,
and makes all leather completely and perfectly
lnaperrious to water-particularly boots, shoes,
carriage tops. harness, hose trunks, and in fact
all things made Of leather, giving splendid
polish, even higher than new leather has, and
at least doubling its wear and durability. in
whatever manner the leather is used.-These
are facts.
10 convince Of their truth, any man trying
the article and not finding it so, shall have his
money again. Remember that this is serious
and true,
For sale by Greene Hill and a. N. Jones
Columbus, Miss, and Comstock & Go. N. o.
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TRUST SALE. .

virtue OF a certain Deed of Trust exc.
n cuted 10 John j. Goodwin By Mckinney
ttolderness, for the benefit of John Han aor
purposes therein mentioned, bearing date on
the twenty eighth day of November. a u,
1889, and duly recorded in book number 10
pages 336, 337 and '3S, of the Office of the
Clerk OF Probates for the County of l.owndes
IN The State of Mississippi shall by virtue
OF a power OF attorney from said John T. Good
VIM trustee, and IN accordance with the pro-
VISIONS OF said deed in trust, proceed to sell
ior cash, at public auction, at the court house
OF The county Of Lowndes, and State aforesaid
On the third day Of June, next, 1913,
The 10 lowing land or ground, in the town #
columbus, IN the said State, 10 Wit;
a part OF Lot numbered ten, in square num-
bered three, north of Main street, in the plan
of the said town of Columbus, being the north
west corner of said lot, on which the BANKING
house of the Real Estate Banking COMPANY
of the said town of Columbus now stands.
beng forty eight feet, eight inches of ground.
fronting on said Market street, running on
Military street forty three feet, thence south
forty eight feet, eight inches, and from thence
forty three feet, west, to Market Street.
ALSO:
Forty seven feet, four inches of Land on Mar
ret street, commencing at a point at forty eight
fest ght inches from the north west corner
ofsald lot nu nbered ten, running from thence
fronting on Market Street south forty seven
feet four inches, and from thence running back
east 66 feet, and from thence north forty seven
feet four inches, and from thence west run
mng IS feet, to The point of beginning, AZ feet
5 inches from said corner, together with all
and singular, the appurtenances thereunto
belonging, and all the estate, right, title, and
whatsoever, as we'll in law, as in
eqnity, of the said Mckinney Holdernest, in
and TO the same. and in every part thereof.
Such title only as is vested in me BY virtue
Of said Irust deed, and power of attorney, VIII
convey TO the purchaser.
JOS. B. COBB,
April, 81, 1913 --pf $I5
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DIR. w. SPILLMAN,

MAKES this method Of informing those in
Il debted to him, that he will continue TO
receive ALABAMA MONEY at PAR, for debts
due him, unless it should fall 10 much lower
value than it is at the present time. tits there
fore hoped thai. those indebted will call and set.
tie their accounts as soon as practicable. He
would also respectfully inform the public, that
he has again returned to his Office, with good
supply OF
Fresh III e a iCi7aes,
and is prepared to serve his old customers, and
others, who may choose to call on HIM, for an
other twelve months. Fresh vaccine matter
JUST received.
Columbus, March Odd. lS43.
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No right.thiaking man, therefore, can
approve OF slavery, and ! understood
none disapprove of il more, or with
greater sincerity desire its abolition
than do at this moment many of the
slave owners of Virginia and Mary
land.
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IRON.
BULL &c FILES,
Commission M erchaEl1s s Factors

MOBILE, ALA,
Will make liberal advances during the sea-
on in specie or currency, on otton conslgn-.
ed to them for sale or for shipment to Liver
pool, Havre, New York. Boston or New Or
leans.
To accommodate Planters who may prefer
either of the above markets to this, q +.
have made arrangements with Commission
Houses of the Highest character and credit
in each place to receive and sell Cotton. the
avails of which can be realized in specie funds
here, or held to order there, as may be pre-
feled.
Mobile, Feb ooh, 1913.
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BOARD OF AwCoMMIssIoNERs. }
HoPAHKA, 9Th MARCH, l643. (

HoPAHKA, eth MARCH, 1643.
nRDERED, That an Office be opened at
W the old Yazoo Village, at the late resi-
dence of COL James Elliott in the county of
Neshoba, on Monday the Sd day of April next,
to continue open until the 10Th day of May,
when and where ali persons concerned. can
file their claims under the 14th and 10Th arti-
c!es of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Greek,
and the supplement thereto. An Office will
be opened at Garlandsvil.e. in the County of
Jasoer, on tie 18th of May, for like purpose.
An claims should be filed as early as practi-
cable, as by the terms Of the act of Congress.
they will be absolutely barred after the 23rd
Of August next.
The Board of Commissioners will proceed
on or about the first of May, at the -Yazoo
Village aforesaid to adjudicate the cases in
which testimony has been taken heretofore.
BY order,
P. BAYLY, Secretary
april, 10. 1913. St.
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p efforts to brin
1sule upon u.s. t I! |
l.sst with an EnslisI
rIlo can look up
s : eye, and tel
NAM when he get:
r;;'g extract from th'
src3Iay, an Englisf
S,.ntly made the touI
hat there is some
fairness and JUS
IT, the English.
i acquainting my
ion ofthe slaves IN
P,imore en- route foI
4 Of that State, by
y 4 NJ. on the
Washington, forty
s0rs, at eleven; and
brAed in a steamer
ienac'
\, principal fishing
!. and along both its
!; fishing stations.
reat beauty of its
lsy much TO repeat
la IS 10 be seen on
,od lakes Of Vmeri-
| think it may cor
sid that, if any one
rr of the Thames
familiar, were TO
ure CT its natural OBJ
pcreased in magni-
d an atmosphere of
lnquiIity, he might
oiion of the richness
b sumner scenery of
h.
landed at a wharf
Washington, and
BY stage 10 Freder-
he miles Of road as
be imagined.
lg distance Of sixty
gseIf on the railway
eleven reached my
lmond having il four
b one hundred miles
by water, and nine
extremely handsome
boat 10000 inhabi-
ol third are persons
proportion Of these
pratt, man woman,
ave, bat to my great
prise, | found slave
pae Of the horrors |
accustomed to hear
for the slaves Of
ELL clothed and we'll
eated, and to all ap-
d and h ppy; indeed
condition physically
In(ort and enjoyment
EiIh that Of our own
ppuIation, b. thou
| cannot doubt, il
70 the nece5saries
aqon with envy.
be greater part, are
and good looking )
many are handsome,
Er;ery maids, house
.onastic5, who in
appaar as gay, as
Fthe most buxom
sounds harsbIy in a
'1en | was told by a
d boxing girl, that
'oaId not help regar-
se.lng of commisera-
=, seemed TO think !
5'lgnation, and | am |
Is IN this State, felt
as but "a name"
been told Of masters
ass Of their slaves, as
lab', the produce of |
10 be totally without
'ne contrary. great
iothe wants and com
moral and religious
We children, and any |
acting differently to-
'abe secuted. |
pens, as il often does, |
smore slaves than he
II0n to employ, he al |
Y IN different capaci-
aenl of otter persons
/ domestic servants,
lney receive wages
nents at the rate of
. a month, one half
" master " no clothes
s'SIse cares for them.
~ pens that many fam |
wants not their own, |
pay wages. /
n masters who are tyr |
H. ~ 70 their slaves, but
and cruelty to de- |
PECULIAR to slave ow-
,a'.9s night be easy to ad- |
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ulesucks' casters, Brlttania tea and coffee pots.
DC, &c, too tedious to enumerate. whr i viii m
be sold cheap, call and see. They are pre-.
pared to make spoons to order, or ANYTHING in
the line of silver smithing. Particular atten-
ton paid 10 Clock and Watch repairing.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
KNAPP d. WARD.
N. B. Those indebted to K. d. w. during
the year 1912, are requested to cali and settle
or they viii be called on BY one
who makes abusness ofcolEecting.
March Both, 1913.
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NOTTCE.an
A. "A. KlNCANNON,
THpS, n. MARCH.
e.. r.. MeDANLEL
A GREAT BARGAIN

A. GREAT BARGAIN
MAY be had in.tw0 small tracts cf land lying
near me Wolff Road. about ID miles above
Columbus. One tract contains 81, and the
Olher 100 Acres. both or which have small im-
provements on them. Apply %
apriI Il. 1919. aafs IL CLARK.
6~SoFFEE2O Sacks first Rio Coffee, just
received and for sale,a sr5 ~ ~
April IS. 1873. J. T. CLARK.
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COTTON

II IBERAL advances made on Cotton ship
IL ped to my friends in Mobile or New Or
leans. a.'as ]. y. CLARK.
April Bird 1913.
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JOHN j. W. PAYN1Fo
A z T0RNEY III LAaW|,
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI.
April 5th 1913.

THE subscribers have
received an addition
to their former stock Of
watches q jewelry, which
makes their assortment
complete ; also silver and
plated ware.such as spoons,
ooka hdSLote
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April, 81, 1S43 --pf $15
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

LATE yRoM TExis.-The steamship Nepiune,
brings TO New Orleans, Galveston daIss TO the 18th
nlt. The reports ofthe escape Of the prisoners
ken a, Mier are discredited at Houston. The
Cohesion Times intinates that the British Govern
ment Is offering 10 mediate between Texas and
Mexico, and procure the acknowledgement OF tho
Independence of the former, on the condition that
slavery bo abolished in the republic.
man named Campbell was irossn TO death
while fishing Tor oysters IA the Galveston bay. lie
wns an OLD associate of LATTE the pirate, and Is
said TO have known uore Of his history than any
other person.
Letters fl. IN the San Antonio prisoners represent
their treatment rs habaTous IT, the extreme. They
are harnessed 10 carts like mules aud made 10 draw
dir, through the streets, aad not wolpav,ded wiih
either food or co,hins. The Mexican families
who len san AnIanio yyhen Gen. Wirl re,Iea4sd
from tina, county, have returned and ,aSen posses
sion Of the properly Which they had abandoned,
and arc making preparations !os.a crop the ensuing
season. They report that aniIher Mexicaa ihsa.
son Is in progress, asd THAI from two thausshd to
t,senty.fiie hundsed men may b expected on tbs
western ltonsisT.
A PARTY of Indians recently made dsseent up
on "Good's Settlement and robbed several house.
and carrying oil wiIAsh GlSd tairesn yeas Old,
son ofilr. Wit,sf. They retseased on 6ndias an
srnel f0.cs prepared 10 resist their ta.hsr dspfs.
daiions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

STILL LATER FROM TEXAs.--The steamship New
York arrived at New Orleans on the "a ult bring.
ing Galveston papers TO the Goth. The most in.
tereslng item of intelligence from Texas, is tina,
of Judge Robinson, WIN was of nie San An
tonia prisoners, AMI was released by Santa Anna,
md made the bearer of propositions from him 10
the Texian Government, has arrived at Galveston,
and has furnished the editor of the Civilian with
the heads OF .hs propositions. These we give, as
follows:
lsi. I, is proposed that Texas should acknowl.
edge the sovereignty of Mexico.
ID. A general act Of amnesty TO be passed fol
past acts in Toxas.
Sd. Texas TO form an independent department,
OF Mexico.
4,h. Texas to be represented ia the General
Congrass.
9th. Texas 10 institute or Originate all local
laws, rules, and regulations.
9th. No Mexican ,0ops, under any pretexi what
ever, TO be stationed in Texas.
In addition to these, il Is understood that Santa
Anna has expressed his willingness TO consent to
the following:
That Texas shall elect all of her own officers,
civil and military.
That the righG to property in the soil, acquired
by citizens under the present Government, shall be
secured, as also the right OF property IN their
slaves.
mat AL puohc lands, names, ana numerals. IN
the limits OF the State, shall be sseu,ed to the To-
cal Government.
And',hai no laws affecting religion shall be en-
acted.
. These and many other paints, incuding the sub
jects Of revenue, :rade, &c, reserved 10 be dis
cussed aad settled by agents appointed for the
purpose, should Texas consent 10 entestain the
subject.
Judge R. thinks that, if these propositions OF
SAINT. Ami should be adopted b. Texas, they viii
secure to the people, amons many other advanta-
ges, peace, and the release OF the Texans now in
prison in Mexico, and also market for the maple
pgoaucI Of Texas, c0toh - cents per.ib. a! the
Mexican ports, IL specie, or 40 cents per 10. Al
distance iIo'i 200 10 800 an,lss from fhe coast
The editor OF the Civilian thinks the propositions
OF Santa Anna entiiisd.tu consideration, although
he does not indulge in tbs cope shat they will be
aeeedsd io-.n aet daas not .rseo.amend any such
coarse,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

THS BsITisB ArrEENTlee SYsTEN.--It is sta
ted IN eNow Orleans Iai,sr, on the saihosi,y Of \
Jamaica Journal, that threc ships, the Gen. Hunt.
lss, 81 asa ,0as bulthsn, tos Aabian OF $50 tons,
aai ths Senator o. 3tS ton., as abalt' 60 proceed
10 Sierra Eeoae and the eossss OF y os,ein Africa
oy the porpose ofprocurins negroes ls she soolscs
The ultimate destination OF the FIST aama3 IS ia
iuaiSs; the sseond~will deposit Hes eaiso ia Bits,
Gaiaaa the third 1t Tg,nidaa.
The nssross toas Transported from Aztec 10 tbs
West Iadiss and other eo.aass, are no, orSa,aiS
slaves, because Eagand eas SET heiSrlf toseGos'
Snaas the eai.aas TO suppress ,ae sac trsds.
They are eallSl ''Sppgs at'css;" thcv inieatG-
rel 70 the planters ioF term Of yeas; AMI \, ne
end Of the term they 10 es irss w,;a eeg.
tsia sun D. way Of fepuAsoatioa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

CHiNeC'- Ger citizens have been rejoiesd
a, learning 'h.t Capt. .CRAa has been ordered
otf'io duty ia the vicinity Of Washington D.
c.. and is',o be succeeded BY Capt MeLxL-
LAND, who is REPRESENTED as be ng isenslemsn-
u AID honorable man. THE ssrvey aud loca-
ZION Of tn Hsrbor at this place will probably
be tha'e under the superin,endence Of Capt.
MoLSfL&~6, aod IS be hiss 10 Interest 10 or
Prejudice .f.r uvsl points. il Is presumed ali
pnplsasaui iee'iug SilPhe sllayed, and justice
5ose the eoU.neseS cE tie Lakes, and e. this
town.. Nil. Cogr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

Con- MAcKESzIE AND PREslDgar TYLyR.
The President has caused the proceedings
of the Cour, Martial to be published officially
in the Madisonian of the 18Th. The publica.
ton closes with the'follo2ing paragraph, which
shows that John Tyler had neither the courage
to undertake to reverse the verdict. nor the hon
esiy aud virtue TO approve it Ikea man:
MO-. Rep
As these charges involved the life Of the &C..
cused, as the fading is in his favor. he is enti-
lied TO the beneii Of is, as in the analogous
case Of verdict of.nos guilty before civil
court, aud there is no power which. can ccnsti-
lutIona'ly denriSe him OF that benefit. The
fnding, therefore, is simply CONFIRMED, and
carried iato efest without any expression Of
appreciation on the part of The Pfesiders no
SUCH expression being necessary. :.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

SovYRsrss RSNEpIrs.--A foreign paper. gives
SAs following as sovereign remedies fsr adjective
diseasrs: For the gosI. toast sad water; hoopies-
cough, jpseaeusahs; bile, .ea-reiie; eouls, sas5
shoes; blue deEls. employment: rheumatism, new
fisnnel and patience; toc,s.ashs, pluck il out;
debt. fs,reaehmen,: i've. mairitnoay'
PoruIARIrr Tho y ghiasss Of fallins star:
the feeiinx splendoE u ratRSos; tbs bubble that
j. sure 10 burt By is very inGasioa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

The Circuit COu.t Of the Uni;sd. States for the
district OF Aaoama, has Decided that the marriage
OF a white maa with az Indian woman, according
20 ;as forms snd cus;oms Of she CaOctaw natoa, i:
void; that civIazsd man is incapable OF con-
'raet:ls marnass wiki ! savage; and tina; ,hsr of
@psIns IS I.Isgliiuiaie aad coaid mot inteHt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

Iowa CsuSrY ELrcfroS---Sheriif. Henry
L. Dodge, Democrat; has been elected BY q
majority Ofl5S votes. q.
IMi6eral Poin, Free Press. {
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

=. RENovHt. or .rHE LAND oFFIcE.-~Presi-
dent Tyler has ordered the removal the Land
oGce from Musodsy TO Mineral Point.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

pxrLos ,nLE.-rThs - Lniis Grsortsr ss,'
that \ family, consisting ~ ten persons, wsos se-
Gently drawasa in suenpu6s 70 srass me rivsF :,
Quiaey, III.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-06

On Saturday the i7tb Of July at eleven a. NJ.
I embarked 10 the Britannia for Old England,
and arrived at Liverpool at seven p. NJ. on the
29th, after a passage twelve days from Bos-
ton. and only nlne days twelve hours from
Halifax.
On my taking leave of Captain Cleland he
loosely addressed me in these words: you
have now crossed the Atlantic 10 shorter time
than ever il was crossed since The Atlantic was
the Atlantic and you may tack thai TO the rest
of your (sats."
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
PASSENGERS Sailed

In The ship Hibernia from Livsrpoo-Arrhur jones' New
York; Charles suadlngaam, Toronto Jas Norton Mon
Eeal; Henry Boman, Montseal Rev Ir Noraad, Jersey
City.
In the ship s:epen Whitney for LiveTpool-Baron and
Baroness De Rotrnburg Miss Sayer Miss Parne Miss Ann
Parneil, Of England Charles Peace. Of Sheffield Mrs
Goodwillie, Thomas GoodwiIe. Of Vermont Lieut.. W.
Milne, R y; Frederick Schos OF Brooklyn J NJ Noble
Lewis Lloyd Louis Rakeman, OF New York; Alexander
Fombee Aug Laofse OF france R PaItrdge OF baitl-
Passengers Arrived,
In packet ship Victoria from London and Portsnouth-f
NJ Eaton, Capt David Davis, John Wagner John Coue-
sll, Charles Card James Ludlow Thomas Kerl, George
Saunders, Ann Sh.es, Susan Shires, Thomas shires,
George Heathefte, Samuel Nelson, Thomas Dixon, E
Dixoa, Edward Gasell, Wm c Hall, Wm Jones, VIM
Johnson, Thomas Hyde Rebeeca Thomaston-9s IN the
steerage.
In packet ship Oneida, from Havre-Eliza yacy Robert
L Smith, Robert W Bush, Unnia Com, Thomas Coin,
Benz Ttoppn, Alexander Acker, WE A Sme,s, Fanny
Godfrey, ii fvyser Jad Peyssr Charles Roule Edward
Philippe Fredrck sancharl-69 in the s,eerage
In the bark Charlotte from Bremen-J 4 hamnstry aud
lady, and - sts-rase.
IN the brig Sarah Brown from Key West-E DAFT and IN
n.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
Commercial and Money Matters.

TUESDAY T. NJ.
The sales the Board sgan large and at advanced
prces AT both Board. $50 900 State Stocks were sold
Ohio Skies improved /; Kentucky !; Ohio Sevens Ia
diana |; Farmers Trust J; Canton i Harlem i Long Isl
and !; Paterson /; Ohio Trust y.
The Bill market continues quiet but hr, at y y oi
Sterling and $40 5.22t. for Francs.
The notes Of the Housstoac Railroad have .t farther
improved: we quote 10 2I discount.
Free Bank has been started at ogdensburs called
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank with capital OF
100000 They will have circulating notes TO The amount
Of 100 OOo all secured by Nsw-York State Stocks The
hack bone of the s house OF Drew, Robinson y
Co. Of this city. II will be no doubt a good Bank
The money market continues ab"ndantly supplied with
capital as for some months past With very large depoe
line the Banks unable employ their means TO adVan
ege The Bank rate Of interest TO per cent ou' IN
the street per cent still the price for the best names
The quarterly report of the Farmers Bank of Hudson has
been published The discounts Sl0o5l2 Of; specie
4s2 co. cash items Ia 6S due from other banks TO 800
o. interest on securities 1869 Co. real estate plates Sc
796 Co. circulation So 4l4 due banks 30l 3O deposes
26605 II.
Bicknes Philadelphia Reporter says: Money is still
abundant Philadelphia We continue the rates on FIRST
rate paper from 80 TO Per cent per annnm firm men
toned to us Yesterday that they had Just had offer OF sO
600 for six months al per per their
endorsed The offer made by leading wholesale
houss AIsrketstreet The merchants whom the offer
was made are men OF untoubted credit and means
William T. Hawcs Esq, Of NewBediord, son-in law
Of Gov Morton, has been appointed SPECIAL Bank Com
missioner TO investigate the affairs of The Pacific Bank al
Nantucket This fufls the prophecy of the Wings las
winter, when the Office of Bank Commissioned sbolishsc
by the LocoEocos, that Special Commissioners would be
appointed when too late to prevent the mischief
At New Orleans on the oh nst the Exchange n'arke
continued with gradual downward tendency Li,te dong
in Sterling; Paris the maSktt is paalized; New York
II discount for 80 DAYS; sales have been made as
low as discounts short sight sold difference of
est; for sight checks par TO premium aided. Bank
Notes. Consolidated is sluggish, though but little in mar
ks, a 'arge of Citizens Bonds have arrived bat
the principal par, oi!ered in ma'et Little Aehata
lsya offered Exchange sale yesterday Of 81 900 az
42 Cents and another Of Sl,5oC 43 Improvement
is without change Commerca is sleepy; Orleans retail
lpll al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
IEARY ARY&co.-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
racurONS FOR AUTUMN, 1913.

.be urgent solicitations of many OF our customers from
..,,rar,s of the Union shall introduce THIS DAY at
rooms the beautiful style OF teutlemens Haas
season in order to accommodate them as also
to' Wv strangers nov visiting the city who may leave
m 70 the date fSep,.) wnen has been custom
80, wears; 20 effect the Autumn change Of Fashion.
J,TARY 6 co Eattsrs, No and As,or House
o,r CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS, eon,ainInE drawings
and other illustrations, Will be forwarded bv mail
cnsss Who reoue, il; and who address post paid.
toYyo toY.,s York, Aus. 10. lSi3. st6
~ Birt-PivE AND NAssAu-s1REErs.-fh new style
c.mens Hats for the ensuing now ready for
% s,on and sale the OF the subscriber corner Pine
IA S,.sau.s,S. Isl mis' BIRD
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Eew-Tork September l2 1873 sl2 lnis

rTINNED LEADEN PIPES, for preventing wa
other fluids that pass through them from being inn
pregnard with the poisonous solutions of danger
transmitted through ieaden t6es has frequently been pro-
claimed physicians and chemists bot; IN the United states
and Euore Numerous chronic diseases and lingering deaths
from this been recorded The large and ncreasn
consumption Of lead conduts for watrr the very erte.
its d-letzrous qualities should BE- known.
q Families about having the Croton Water introduced
into their honses are informed that timed pipe now be
obtained about e which was charges
for lead pipe The nrd lead pipe admitted by all disntef
De used. sIE EWls