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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-19

The weather has been very cold in Galveston. Ice
half an inch in thickness, was formed
AFFAIRS IN BUENos AYREs.-'rhe blockade of
Buenos Ayres, says the Ne,oburyport Herald, is
likely I'd be serious affair commerce. The PEG.
pie OF that country able TO live within themselves,
and will not yield to the demands of England and France
last blockade by France lasted several years and
damaged the Of the United States millions of
dollars, and this will quite likely last long.
There now on their way to Buenos Ayres thirty
vessels whose cargoes worth not far
$500 oO0 and there were at the commencement Of the
bloc kade, eleven American vessels in port, who were
required close up their business and leave in fifteen
days.
FROM KINGSTON, JA-By the Larch, Captain King.
arrived at this port we are IN possession OF GU
6les of Kingston Ua) papers to the 10th ul We OBJ.
recent prices current in any Of the papers be-
fore Us, and therefore, give statement of the
markets. Fair sugars selling at 26s 3D. per
lbs. The last sale OF rice rs terces of Caro-
lima at GAS, but 1t is held at 2Ss. The opening OF
the Jamaica Railway have taken place on the 2st
ut on which occasion il proposed to have a holi.
day throughout the island The editor Of the Despatch
in auding to the subject remarks -" Viewing az we
do, The opening oil railway as the commencement Of a
and happier era for this island, consider that
the day might well be appropriated 10 iostivy and
oicng" The recent eclipse Of the is noticed by
the editors The evening said to ha We been
there as II was here, and 80 far have observed
every where else beautifully fair, not cloud being
near prevent the full view oil this phenomenon" The
House Of Assembly al the Island session. and we
observe several petitions for constructing from
resident in Great Britain One OF the most i'm
portant before the House is bill 10 provide
Tor the introduction 900 Coolies the island from
India This scheme grows out Of the total failure of the
emancipation OF the slaves TO benefit the black Iaborer
or their employers. The former are too lazy to work
and there are districts where the finest are ac-
tuslly rottng the ground in consequence Hence an
increased laboring population be brought from the
East Sacannsh Georgian.
Ea
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17
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To Travellers going North.

T0 TraVeIIers BOinR North. SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition O. u 0 ihe GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Moul- gomefy (Ala ) to Charleston 6. C.) via Columbus, Macon and Savannah Ga. .)-haying less staging an rest than any other line to Charleston.
 By recent arrangements, this line carries it's pas sengers through ahsad of either of the lines by way sf Augusta, Ga. having 90 miles less staging tls the Georgia Railroad Line.
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, by railroad. 40 miles, thence by splendid line of oar horse post coaches, via Columbus Macon, Ga, l45 miles: thence by the Central Railrpad to Savannah Gs.. l9l miles, witti unsurpassed expid;tion m Il comfort thence by speudid line of steam packets Charleston, no miles. where passengers travel while they sleep, saey a luxurious table without charge, aud arrive in Charleston from fou, 10 six hours be fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carrying the Rrea, Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE. N WINES AND LIQUOR5-hAYDEH LEE, No 9 Commerce and Ersnt streets, oaor for saIs on the most liberal terms wal selected stock of Groceries, consisting in part of the following articles
 200 bugs Rio Coffee; 60 do A,a do
 20 hhds New Orleans Sugar
 lT5 bbls Rect6ed Whisksy
 le0 bbls St Lotus and Ohio Flour
 50 bbls Molasses; 100 kegsNais, assorted
 10 casks Sides and Shoulders
 100 boxes N B Sperm Candle
 l60 pkgs M.ckerei, Salmon snd Shad
 100 pcs Kentucky Baggi"E; DO coils Rope
 500 gals Sperm, Winter andFal Oil
 100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands
 20 halfpipes supreme Old Bandies
 50 qr casks Madeira, Sherry aad Port
 25 baskets Champagne
 100 packages Teas, very suPTior
 2pipes Eagle Holland Gin
 25 bb!s Old Monongshelv Whisksy American Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch Whiskey. Ale in bbls. London Porter in q,t and pts, Cherry Bounce. Fruits, Brandy Apr,eo,s, Prunes and Cher ries, Smyrna Figs. Sultsns Rzisns. box Kaisins' Pranes in glass jars, Currants, Ciiron. Havana Sweet Meats, Northern Preserves Canton Prsserv- ed Ginger, Claret Wine in boxes Also-Cord,aIs, Sardinss, inigo, Bay Water, Stomach Brt,ers, Sioughtoa's d., Lenon Syrsps, Phlberis. Almonds and Mustard. novE
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

MERCHANT & co. 90 .ad 92 Commerce 1Iss,reet, have in store and oar for sale ihe fol- lowing goods, viz.
 from 2 to inches
 10 coils Russia Bolt Rope, ssorted
 300 co.ls Boston, New York. aad Plymouth
 Cordage
 se coils 1 strand Manila, frpn 2 to Si isehss
 s coils eaeh Hambroline Hssselae. asd
 Marline
 lso coils and g yarn spua Yara. small and
 large coils
 800 lbs Amerieaa and Eaglish Sewing Twiae
 50 lbs White Mar,ns; 50 ds Whipping Twiae DUCK-30 bolts I. R Duck 0do K D&k
 20 bolts Ship Duck; 10 Bear Duck
 40 boits Light Duck. suitable for sheathisg
 20 bolts EnElish. from Nol to No6
 10 bolts Leth do, asserted numbers Lie ID
 60 bolts Baltimore Cotton Duck, ksm Nc 2 lhale Lowell Tw'll No PAINTS-lO0 kegs No Whits Lead 50 kegs Black Lead s'9t f'0N 76 Ibs Chrome Grsea, ground ia Oil 2S lbs Prussian Blgp,' ds,.s' do 100 lbs Verdigris g ubxs Chrens Yellow Sboxes Chrome Grsese 10 lbs Chinese yeunilionr sais t.i-*, 26 dos assorted Psiat. Brsshes. etc deel TTyHE subs.riber has received per rccsat srrivsls Il from the North the following Goods wh'ch will be sold low tO the trade on accommodating terms- ALE-l65 bbls MouHsey's Cream BRAHpY-l5 half pipes bordsasx ,BurrER-40 6rkins Gosheu BKooAHs and BooIs--4s eases rssseti, Kip sud mud CIpEK-75 bbs Champagne | CLAREI-5O cases fine aud medium | CHAnPAeNE-96 baskets Gsldea Grown CRAKBERRiEs-l00 whole, half aad qr bbls | CHERRiEs-25 cases in Brandy l CkAcKKRs-40 kegs Boston cold water | CAsDLEs-IO0 boxes New Bedford Spern | FRvir--2O trails Almonds; 5e half kegs Grapes l GIN--i0 pipes pure Holland; 90 bbls Domestic | MArTs-15 bales Alicsnt l OlL-63 bbls Summer aad Winisr Spesm and l Whale | PAixr-90 kegs Black
 PowpER-b0 kegs Eagle Mills l PorAreEs-l00 bbls white ., - PArER-S50 reams Letter, Cap and Bih SoAp-lz0 baxes Boston No. | SEGARs-96M Tacou, La Norma. Dollar, Pria' | TosAcco--s7 boxes various braads | TEA--25 half chesis Pouchong l 50 l3ib boxes Imperial | WiEE-25 qr casks Port, pure juice | 20 ar easks Sweet Malaga
 d.es VII: n: BuNEELL. TTAY AND POTATOES III 300 bales best Timothy and Clsvor Hay 500 bbls best Wn,ie and ChenAnee Potatoes 100 hbIs No l, 2 and Maeksrei l 100 half do do do do
 100 qr do do do do 200 boxes Inspected Codhsh
 200 hbls Red Onions = 200 Lbis S,lver-sk,n Onions s5O boxes aad halfboxss No Seap 7s boxesI prime Cheese E In ,,ore and landing, for sale hy
 dees J.H.RivERs [ co. T7EDLAR'S WAGON--Jus, rsceivcd per bar G Abby Fraueis one ksss rate made Fedlar's Wa asse ee4a siAII,oNEs. .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17
INSURANCE AGENCIES
Marine, River and Fire InsaEHnes. o,

THE CITY OF NEw.YoRK.-This Company commenced business in June, l845-has an amplt subscription to lhe payment of it's losses, and it's business will in all respects be conducted on the most fair and liberal principles. The profits 10 be divided entirely among the assumed.
 Trustees.
 Wm W. Todd. Anson c. Phelps,
 Russel Slebhins, Charles Kneeland,
 Lothrop l.. Sn gess, George F. Thomas.
 SamI l.. Mi. ill, Robt. II. McCurdy,
 Thos. P. Stanton, George Collins,
 Ewd. Bemeni, Silas K. Everett.
 Francis B Cutting, Simeon Baldwin,
 Jas. q. Stacey, Vim. Augustus White, Dennis Perkins, Thos. w Gale,
 Edmund I.a7an, Win. D. Thompson, George Dulkley, Henry W. Hubbeh,
 Vim. Van Arsdale, Horace Sodthmayd.
 Wm. Draper, o. De Forest Grant, John Peck Isaiah c. Whiimore, Peter A. Hargous, Justus HarEIson,
 Jas. I Soutter, Edward Ricknrdson, Jacob B. Herrick, Philander Hanford,
 Edward Tombkins, George F. Hussey,
 Edmond Dwight, Thomas Dunham.
 fisury FIaviIand, Theodore Perry, Charles M. Connolly. WILLIAM W. DiBBLEE. Sec'y-SIMEoN BALD WIN, ,President-JUsTus HARRIsoE, V lsPresiden,. The subscribers having been appointed agents for the above company. are prepared 10 take Marine and River risks on Cotton and other merchandize, md will also insure against Fire, or Brick and Wood Buildings, and their contents at the usual rates of premium.
 nov27 ESLAYA, MURRELL &- co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

Extra Coaches will always be kep, ia readiness to accommodate the travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charleston, omnibus included, s26 50.
 Through tickets can bc had on application to
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
 Montgomery, April IA, ls45.
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile ferred for farther particulars, and through tickets, giving preference of seats, To Mir. John Tichnor, Agent, No. 8 St. Francis street, or to Lewis J. Argueiles. Agent. Mansion House, Mobile.
 EirIt w, be seen that the cards of the Express Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, winch claim for them the greatest speed, dated prior to the 18th April. and were then correct, although now the re-
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lIlO5llc UoIamcrelni Rfglster, m EsrARLIsHED, DLcEMghR 10, 1891. nlercbanGs nIlo l)lanttrs aonr1al, s-HHs f7a5 GsrEBLIsHEp, NOVEMBER l5, looo. RL ..t faf nk;Io n or;ffo.- n.JN H0nrff0l.

6he Mohlls Register 1il0 ycntH"l'
 UNITED, DECEMBER Je4l: e,xNI
 T. SANFO RD X s. 1T. WILSON'
 EDITORS AND PRoPRlEToRs'
 f TERMS. An m DAILY PAPER, per annuu, in advance o0 |" u for six months ..--,.''... 0o 0o oouNrRv PAPER, (weekly) per annnm, m aus'e So S for six montnsi =. J oO No subscription discontinued until arenrages hre pad nnless at tue option of the proprietor.
 T Advertising, regular charge will be One Doliar snare of l2 lines for the first and Fifty Cents for each insertinn when published daily If inserted weekly seni-weekly tri weekly, one dollar each me IF ApyERTIsERs by the year, will be contracted win on the following terms,- being expressly understood that with house in business, or with any ndividnn shall be applicable 0nly 10 the immediate ana egimate business in which they or he may be engageu and that all notices relating other and distinct Dus ness, legal notices administrators notices or sales nou of the individual partners of house, &c will he held and considered distinct from the yearly engagement and charged at regular prices.
 Que square, tweve lines or lessl ~Nh prtV- e40 OO lege of changing or renewing twice Il week. - o Do do (Vth like prvileges) of business months 5o OO Two squares ith privilege of changel one year 6o OO statuiiag vrrtsomenis fo- Patent Medieins. Books, &c., occupying large spare and no al teraons win he published by the year on ueTy tsns 15- Business Cards of few lines, inserted coaspieu, ously months for $10, in advance--and il continued during the year for $l5, in advance. 1
 IF Fire Companies will be contracted with at S2O per annuu, each-pay able emi-annually in advance
 IF Candidate nominations to be paid for in advance, Five Dollars for the canvass. All advertisements equred by law will be chargedluii rates. No gratuitous advertising for Societies or Compahes. Payment will he required of yearly advertisers semi- nnually in advance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17
NEW SERIES. VOL.V-NO.I5

nIRECr IMPoRTATloNS--HEN & D STODDARr have received by lhe Jacob Pea. nell direct from Liverpool
 Mouselin de LaiHe of entire new and beastiful
 patterns
 Scotch GInghams, twilled and plain, extra super
 fine; English Prints. full chrts Embroidered Robes. Capes aad Collars Thread Lace and EdeinRs
 1924 Linen Sheeiing; Damask Table Cloths Huckaback, IrIsh Linen, Diapg and 1'owsInR Linen Cambric fIdkfs, &c
 Shetland Shswls, an entire nsv article m this country; Doineslic Goods of all kinda H. 6 5. offer the above by wholesale or retail at their usual low prices for cash. aoy20
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

TVHE coPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing \ between the subscribers is lhls day dissolved by mutual consent. The nane Ui WALKER '& HoLMRs will be used by either partner m l'quida- ton only. R. l.. WALKER,
 Mobile Nov 2a, ls45 BURWELL HOLMES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

will continue the Commission Business on. ni, own account, in The name of
 RL WALKER q co.
 Office No 3l Water.street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

M OTICE-Ihe firm of JAs. SARDs & Co. is this l ' da, dissolved by mutual consent, A K. MKs' LIER retiring from the concern. The name of the firm will be only used in liquidation.
 JAs. SANDS contiaues the Commission Business on his own accouat, and under the sryis of SANDS & Co ucl2l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

"AMS-20 tierces Yeaimans sugar cured land- HI ing and for sale low by
 dec6 P COOK g O., 30 Commerce-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

nISSOLUTION-The Firm of Tarleton, Scott D k Cummings is this day dissolved by mutual consent the name of the firm will only te used in liuuidatoa. The unsettled business will be found u the hands of Tarleton & Scott.
 JAMES M. TARLETON,
 JAMES F.. SCOTT. June 3. lS45. R. c. CUMMINGS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

OOAP-iOO boxss No |. ia s,ore and for sale by S dsso V. c. TAUGHT q co. ls watsr-ss
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

nISSOLUTION-The firm of CooKE & Bow. D EE is this day dissolved. The name of 'be frn will be used oaly in liquidation. R. q. COOKE.
 J W. BOWEN. R. c. COOKE will continue ihe Commission Re. siness ia Mobile on his account, aud will attend to tho settlsmea, of the busiress of COOKE & Bow kH. jy5 III
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

CoPARTNERsHIP FORMED-The subscri- Der informs the public that he has taken into Copartnership Mir. SAMUEL NJ. GOWDEY, the business will hereafter be conducted under the ru of CRAWFORD & GOWnEY.
 ;e3 I57f JAMES CRAWFORD.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

= SEGARS-225, ,000 Segars of various excellent S brands, consisting of Regalias, Canones, Tra- bucos and Panetalas, received per brig T. P. Hart. snd for sale by
 dec9 LEBARON & SON, 6s Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

II HAVE associated with me my brother EDWARD 1 R. BELL, and will hereafter continue business under the firm of I. BELL, JR. & Go.
 iylO l BELL, IR.
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d
- Larg, pesf We have rarely seen /, la,,,r and
saess seaniqi issfl ihas @hich we examined an
eisadsy 81 The sioFe OF Mr.. Campbell JeusIlrr Sc
0fihs pnbic Square. The story Of The dt-eoyrry a,
sh's praf as Ne have heatd H. quue interesting and
- n isc filoaias siieej---
A. srrisn hfv a,oui 2 81 Il vss,. f A.. l.,,iv -
she hrigbohood o Southland tle uuntl Of the Cum
IS " frf. H'ains ihe scanty ura 3 nec.sssry l,r
ms "rp"H by hs,..a.. Benz b.ld and enefoeuc h.
n.t' he' c'n'en himself Win bHoNtsg his vacation n.
iac n HE vicinity al bis hnml1a alb a.. but ltrn
se.ds his trruFslaus ~ The 1eunes re RIVER
he,drine rec nily from one II t,se excursions ,il
as basket hlled with he feNafas L his IDdss,f, M.
5outiui Ruglef offered a Sail, II, ,ss ~ ~ ~
resh' caA"hefs The later selected such Ms he want
ed, snh requested 'ehauge'' Gir the cain winch h. nr
Senied- lhe lutte ie,l,x fa4iAI f,t ,,l,Ho IN -
pGht'. and Then drew hanftn Of yafia,s ,yiie
s1E' as Wfees 81 i~ihe-Fasly d,h hoal.s-marht,
&c.,smeng which sppeated fiu dimes aud some
n'"s "hieh al once attracted the al non al The buyer
I've Asl. II aud examined ~ aud WIS convinced INN a
was ha'ge and valuable rgsRL. lie ASKED The b.,
now he came By II. The halter ffjled Thar b ,d c,
"h" "'hsis ai SMALLER size 10 muscle sleis htrh
s.e han picked up while fshtlr on The bank nf the
= ehhesseef f~ hoi Tar above iis m,pb-iba. he had
st"fo"h We Fsi away hit hepi ths lcante il sus hi,
g''sss 1ha Heis lbe geatienln asked him " hat IA,
woniG 'ake for The Stone IL Raid a NJ, =, t, :s,
ss ne pleased. M, my hlin ieih,v said the ,snIe
snsss fpn misl not sell this prsilv lhiuu for bu az
t"v-7h Is worth a great deal more IL Is a neari.
800 '" ''"e sAihe VII take II ith me to Nash.
'he-" hence 81 shalt he SEM Ia ihe N,rtI, md .a
aad abe proceeds shalt be- anplird IA ,,nt edgc,n =
ise oy .saaiiy eonstnodand HE gentleman ON ar.
s's'hg 10 Nashville submitted the pea to
sS :" AR oalnahell. who at once pronounced II Ia he
80 :" IN. a. Nv ls'esi and mast valuable he had ever
pe"- iie VIII MT venture say whsi ia ex,,t vain,
nay be, but Judging, he says ir,n the SIZE al Ina,
Naea Is paced IN ihe snuff ne, sent ~ Mr. Van Bn
ven ""en president BY The lmaum If Aas,si We 0,a
.,ese, ana which MAS valued al $1,000 he Is convince.
IL In.
az. ~ N".'u 'ol De loo lsh estimate Ia pun VI
''t hsaef by pesrl Mr. l. intends 10 send il ,mfe
At@1r1y t"a e.iearaipd apidary il phiadelpha.
iAis pearl rs abani .ths ii al inch m di,n,,ter
80, g e'slhs without Jaw ~ defect
es sincerely hope that II msy be sld fr sun snfi
,h.s - 20 2'e The hinder 20 education; au
,sGd- APP r. ' om'h
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NV Il. c. nesaEs.
Sing on love that nidsn lay,
Though fnonfnga. the notes AMI Nii3,
!, dives the h,,,ting Grind away--
- Il thrilled nae ~hsa a shilJ
!. I-oae barira gold tic Past reveals,
chsaaea y the a1sse q III 1 sirsinf
Myvssrs heath rebcshiaent lees.
And am young again.
Sing on the land ofshaaors now
iiaih raised lis eurls in dark sud din.
BACK comes my sire with farrowed brow.
That smile belong. to ilm
EaeN Old familiar WORD su.oisrs
The iliantsiu' 81 The pictured past
Ani signing through ancestral cabs,
b ar the midnight lias
Sing on Tor borne n nsot tide.
- NV son aoa,, baas = gfb.F day..
: Fun. dust s'so ~ he sae aad tied
To greet my ,esuing gaze.
And she. meek rieioi that grew
In rosy bayhoad Eden lost.
Springs ", II her eye ofblas
Had never known ihe ifust.
Sing on sinE on enhanced hsst
White siee,n once morn earth. P,risis 81 flower,
And mother sarbed IN mine ear
hal song IN nther hpuf..
And when the sal rCiran j. brcAthtd,
Her gcnile spirit heefs nigh
Fond Ssms faond The sandercr afealhd,
Knd Voices nat feply.
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IL join ca9i6 Gi.iiam Ca8a.g. lphiam i Cror
and .9ary his tre. lsie .barg GmdJ, Jeee5 Saiss
anil iA.ajsi his irift, late Ei-abeh taadlg. Reh'
ard CaadiT jones Cmd1, Jgha kthisaa and "a
,l. his ,gife. lqi- Saeh (nadig aud D!p.d H. sdd
phg and LepisJ his leJfe, late Lersy CmdV
rE,AKE notice. thai % the 3fh day q Noy.mbef,
4 1915, al Tho residence u Aguess Need =. ~ The
,uiy nj M0r1an in tie sae el Alssonr We shall take
lhe deposition Of Edmund AIeGeorge and Il tlan ANY
cause We shall na take she said efsiii.n qninai day,
We shall akp hs .anr lie same place m The ffth
November, 1915 Als3, on The l3lh das Neyrhber,
1915. At me oiiice pf f1ih Il Eskrjge. Isl. IA the
inwn If Ha5nssnfg IN Tie cnuaig Of Brsekinndse and
STATE II Kantucky &c shall fake the depasioas Of IL
scph Bay and john Balyfsn1 # tom aiy Cause We
shah not take the said last mentioned depDs On hat
dag. me shall take the same The same faer. On the
I'm day November 1915. AL Of which sad deposi
TONS when tspn intended 10 be read IN evidence On
the nal al a sun in ehancety. INV depending IN thr
circuit superior u law sud cancery l the county
Of Brdlofd wherein we paihlif. and yan and oth
era are dei.ad,nts WILLIAM iAlES,
MiLBY YATES.
join Mo LEY. ~
MARGARET MOTLEY.
CALI.AN W.fAIEs.
Ola nl3N
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tfpiA ftf AIfftitbHfg. ! q frd1LtfC.
LANDS FOR sAIsE.--Oef attrniinn has been Ar
rested IN baking feansY wants. Maf,land aud
tir2aia esri,ahges al the unae4 number Il fafns ftf
sale Why is thsi iew yeafs since there were more
purchasers .han sellers "a na1kei. aHd capt suuahl
Iaaded inv slmenis The uny sale and c,f.ln pr Tee
tir' fun the aorn oi bankruptcy aud rum ehct, was
sweeping in fury throughout iae country. But tIe
force ui that safm IA np~ sprni an1 uuei Il he cap
tai Invested "a anded property seeking Ia gel back
gain mic The inefe Iapld channels Of Weslt the Stek
market and Trade. We have ~ Doubt THIS IA ane A.
inesg me lrnninsnt reasons why those are 80 may
farms iur sale n0s, all remnmter tlal dafing The
tishes aud nnsl pleching lines ffam he Spfnt u =
mp 10 The establishment of The 13na Aet Of lsI2 when
snnnfS was scesee--sl,chs Il all do crip tluq down
sand sodn'anded high pfrts aed ainlanrd then, But
sstnf2 nh latiots are hp fHnid enough q the minds
and spirits OF hose ers'pned more active business
In'lle aud hence the r,stessntss ptrvatiuy No unr
VIII pretend TO donst that latmlan aliclisy an ECO,
oosis-ts managed. brings Nth more sure and n
rewards. ihnn The hazarduus operations II 1faIs aad
Sonatetrs; yft Tar tnaf Ign sod IL r all H..
iszards VI rrAde with plosptef al berem.p5 rr,dty
~estihy, than 10 be III dang alona slsp /, aud srly
and digging faftnae rom The haaes of lie ratih AID
again, aao'her feassn msy be sdduord lf the present
coadi"n d me snd marker Especially ia tbls n. oi
c"rh'Fyf w"eh Is intimately connected With nr G,st
seasen Many afnei, d,t12 - ttasy era tidtna
ifon 1851 up 10 lss9, WHEN speculation aud hi9h nrrs
'vf every mug Mefe ME IN The COUNTY, caed
Ne'nsesses-iphie out loo largely aud VIE caught
~ last 10 me midst o that tempest aud have soughi
ah'er ~ leans On lbe lands, ava tom the pr ssurc u,
scenmnai'tg IN efes, and The sajdcn call II eppala
~ ihrr money laupea nths mote exelded brlds al
<ta'e 10" every "hete penMg 0p IN the mprovrd e. 81
sii1an ~ The euuaity are 4uet Ia sell and toubli.s ,
aslcrhec, iecanse tap,i1l ~ i5seer s,, ,b,r iuy,
tntn'- And ihHdlr, the gfeat Nestln calInlr, -lh,
land. ~ p'"nlss--ls sun smiling te,qe ns-=aad beck n
ins iraps 10 The falhc and eirap s,s where the trs
feei % providing tsf tir iatafe eeste aud ffnnrs q
Units u "esef. " '''Hh'f this uf,e sound am
@ise policy, tine aill .haM --hu ~ n,esl n l,r ~
aAi''.tf c'ns'defaitan 10 aotf mp- Bal HE facts ar
We susie l'seh-isere a5e AZ uhusnH number ni fam,
an 'aIhe' !" tue tlsteff and Alllr states and ni,5
we may say ~ the ooak, where The ,ulcc Is .Ilo ~
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1.-THE SUBSCRIBERS bow lfefisiig thtlI sup
plies # Fall anI Antef Oeuds. comprising aits'
.sery srele II Grnllenea'a y amy Aprafe winch
aere pasaiaeursd 10 hes ivlk expressly far ills mar
kei-~ ani9aa nhici maY Ia 0und bach. blue, Rrsfns
afawn aaJ use B,rss and ffork Coats hl.rh. Yfetn,
nrey and rs.xet f,ates and Over Coas. and efee
iaaks silk y.sei, satin. barfca. aHalwz ne. Nhle'i
selye,, fathmero and Metlnp Ness, English, frenelt
and American c9ssmffe ranis, YOUTHS lnc aud osef
Coats Nrsis aud Points inon and eVltuu Shris. tol
afz Bosans aud Night sblfis, silk. lambs WI and
mixed and uhe ncfn. prl. cotton AMI jeans DIa~fs,
iafilea aud Italian six CfasaIs Scars, Surks, lies,
Cfa,al s8tienefs liaudstcAies. Cloves. S11eadefs,
snspr0dff Ends lIoisetf Money Bells, Nghi Cals,
Nall,ing Caaes. urbfe!las. s..
ALSO, fall srimeut Il French Enssh and \
mencaa Cloths. Csssiinefes anl Neslag.. winch W.
viii Manufacture ~ ofde IN a most fashionable and "ofk
nlnke manner
Al garments WARRANTED Ia ct perfectly, no sal.
These wishing 10 ufnlsh Their IVA rpibs vii d.
well give Us a call, PAIRS Will be spared N The
execution Of work frfns. t,su.
WAfERHOUsE, VIII IfGMORE s co.
Oct 70 3a
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