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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27
THE POOR MANS DAY.


nv EBENEZER ELLIOT.
Hail Sabbath thee hail, the Poor Mans ID
GRAHINE
Sabbath holy
To the lowly
Still thou art welcome day
When thou ccmest, earth and ocean,
Shade and brightness, rest and motion,
Help the poor mans heart 10 pray.
Sun-waked forest,
Bird that soarest
Der the mute empurpled moor,
Tbrostle's song tina stream-like fowest,
Wind that over dew-droP gocSi,
Welcome now the wo-woTn poor.
Little river,
Young forever!
Cloud gold-bright with thankful glee,
Happy wood-bine, gladly weeping,
That within the wild rose keeping,
o that they were blest IS yc!
Sabbath holy A!
For the lowly,
Paint with flowers thy glitterins sod;
For affections sons and daughters
Bid thv mountains, woods and waters
Prav TO God, the poor mans God!
From the fever
Idle never,
Where on hope, want bars the door;
From the gloom OF ailless alleys,
Lead thou to green hills and valleys
Plundercd England's tIampled poor.
Pale young mother,
Gasping mother,
Sisters toiling in despair
Grefbowed sire, that lifelong diest,
White Tipped child that sleeping slightest,
Come and drink the light and air.
Tyrants curse ye,
While they nurse We,
life for deadliest VIZ ngs &c pay;
Veto Sabbath bringing sladncss
Unto heart Of weary sadness,
Sill thou art the Poor Mans Day.
Sabbath's Father!
Would'st thou rather
Some would curse than all he blessed
TfIhou hate not fluit and BLOSSOM
To the oppressor'S Goddess BOSOM
Bring the poor mans day ofrest,-
With healing.
With its feeling,
Iy-;,b his humble trustful bliss,
With the poor mans honest kindness
EIcSs the rich mans heart o: blindness
Teach him what religion Is!
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

Money is said 10 have been made by the
water cure humbug, auI so, Yaskee-like
Water cure lnfrmaries' are rapidly spring
ing up. Lobelia, red pepper and hot stones,
like ilillerism, have had their day, and The
virtues Of cold watcr are to be substituted
ALBANIA and Pharpar are rivers in every house.
bnt these Doctors require the, faith, that to
wash and be clean their fancIed Jordan must
restored to, y. B.-No man may expec: to
he cured with empty pockets.-Keene Sen
tiHel
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

Two hundred and eighty six paupcrs were
committed 10 the New York almshouse OH
Saturday, by Justice Osburn. They were
Germans. aud had been shipped from ono Of
the little towns in Germany, At the expense
ufthe freehoIders, 10 be a tax upon the free
holders of this country. When lardcd they
had no money nor provisions. There is 4
great wrong practised by some foreign coun-
tries in the exploration Of paupcrs. which
our Government should take measures 10 pre-
vent -CIerflaRd Herald.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

HORRIBLE. On the 10Th uli. in OVertoD
county, Tennessee, brute in human form.
named Edward O'NeiI. murdered his wife.
and five of his children, set his house on fire.
and then committed suicide, throwing him
self upon the horrid pile Of murdered victims
1t is scarcely necessary TO say the man was
habitual drunkard, and vas drunk at The time
A daughtm Of sixteen escaped the general
massacre.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

Monterey, now in possession Of Gen. Taylor
is the capital OF the state, OF New Leon. 1t
is on the Fernando river, about 800 miles
from its mouth. II has well paved streets and
mostly one story stone buildings. The pop
ularion is about 1900 and the city is situated
on The main travelling route from the Rio
Grande to the city of Mexico.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27
IMPORTANCE OF LISTENING
WELL.

II seems paradosical TO observe that the
art of listening well forms part Of the duty
OF conversation. To give up the whole of
your attention TO the person who addresses
himself to you, is sometimes heavy task {;
but it Is one of which we must pay for the
privileges Of social life, and an early practice
will render it almost an involuntary act of
good breeding; whilst consideration for 9th.
ers will give this little sacrifice merit ard a
charm Of which the lowest proof Of christian
feeling can never be devoid, To listen well,
is TO make an unconscious advancement in
the power oil conversation. In listening, we
perceive in " hat the interest, in what the fail
ure OF others consists. We become, too,
aware Of our deficiencies, without having them
taught through the medium Of humiialion,-
We find ourselves often more ignorant than
we could have supposed it possible. We
learn by very moderate attention To the SORTS
OF topics which pleases, to form style Of ouI
own. The art Of conversation is an I'M
pleasant phrase. The power OF conversimg
wells least agreeable when il assumes the
character Of an art. In listening. Il wel-bred
sentlewoman will gently sympathise with the
speaker; or, if needs must be, differ as gently.
Much character is shown in the art of listen
ing. Some people appear to be in violent
hurry whilst another speaks; they hasten on
the person that addresses them as one would
re on horse, with 'Yesyes, Very good
All" Others sit on the full stare, eyes fixed
as those Of an owl. spon the speaker, From
others, loud and long laugh is, at intervals.
produced, and all the company turns round
10 see what was the cause Of the merriment.
But all these vices Of manner may be avoided
by a gentle attention. aud certain calm dig
nny of manner, based upon reflective mind
and humble spirits.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

"Nolhing special from the armies, later
Col or Gen, Kearney had not moved from
Santa Fee. but was making preparations.
General Wool was to move on the 22d Tor
chihuahua. There was a report that Gen.
Almonte had been chosen President and in
term, and Santa Anna was TO take command
of the Northern army.
o. The Great Britain has not arrived :
Nor had the boat of Cunard line, though due
on Sunday-l4 day,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

Disqualification OF CLEEGYMEN. Tie
Convention, Dy the strong vote Of II TO 30.
has struck cut the section in the present Con-
sutuiion, which excludes Ministers Of the
Gospel from holding any civil or military
office in this State. ". Y. Jour. Com.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

Mr.. flanagan. Senator Of Indiana, not
permitted to fight for Oregon up to 81 40,
has been engaged in a mob at Attica about
closing The lock of a canal, He knocked
down one man, and threw himFuto the canal
Poor business.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

DALLAS NIGHr-CAP. The Hot blast Of
the Valley Furnace has been rooted in, and
The whole works put in a state Of suspension.
The roof is snrmOunted with a barrel which
is labelled, Dallas Night Cap.
Miners Journal. PottsriLe. Pa.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

HEIGHT OF MOUNTAINS. Mr.. HadIcy in
the N. Y: Tribune, says Mount Marcy in
northern New York, is The highest land east
oil the Rocky Mountains except Mount Wash
lnglon' Not SO. Black mountain in North
Carolina is more than 200 hundred feet high
er Than Washington, even.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

Mr.. Winthrop. Mr.. J. Q. Adams. Mr. Alb
bolt. Mr. King and Mr.. Hudson. have been
re-nOminaied in Massachusetts. Ii is rather
remarkable that the Liberty, party should still
perseveringly nominate candidate m oppo-
sillon TO Mr.. Adams. lie seems destined to
die in the harness.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

@Edwiu Lawrence, Esq. of Washteu.
aw. is the Wing Candidate for Congress ia
the lsT District Of Michigan,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

Miss Nj. l saw Milman, the author, must
not say POet-a specimen of the polished,
scholarly man Of the world
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PATENT mEnICINES.


 |, oDi=.' CtshOIeI-, ,,i, tiih t.LtAIk OF s[ LOVE III Is a sovereign aud speedy cuie iar incipent Consumption, RauenneSs, lmpetencv. lu- corrhua or Whites. Obsnuclon, difficult ur ranul Menstruiitinn, incuninrrcp ot Urine, involuntary discharge lhereof; aad lar general prosllalion ul he system. whether ihe result of inherent causes Ur produced ls irrtgnl,rriy, illness or accident
 Thrie Is nol a shaduw of dan'l thai ths true, and were mol he subject of loo delicate ualnre. hundreds wnud testify 10 lhe nnrvalled efficacy ol this Cordial as ~peclfc for bafrenness fnor a,hus gleets irregularities in tho secreiiors. pans iu he kidneys, elnalA suprressluns Cor Ihe rever-e) pio apsus ureri, and in fact to hmns every disease tc which he most delicate paition af lbe hunan organ zlfiun k liable. h cannot, indned. ene mailalma- Ion of the parts. lnt for n,tg short of iha, il is offered inlallible for barrenness, while in all the other diseases enumerated above, when acute chronic, il will be found safe and sovereign re- medy The I.ucina Cordial is gentle tonic, ope- rating generally upon lhe secreive ofg9ns and bra- cing lhe whole system wiihout so far stimulating any function as 10 produce subsequent rellxsiion. On the contrary, seems 10 aci in perlec harmony with nature, and does not create temporary rigor. but permanent renewal of ihe natural energirs Tie first bottle used will fully the purchaser ol the truth of all we have asserted.
 IL T.
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AalfsrnII IsNort s.

To Parents, Guardians and Teachers Of
 Ainha ma and Mississippi.
 fh fifE uHdcTsign would fesperiuls call your at- \ teniior 10 the following list of srhoo Books, universally adopted and highly recommended hy al, who nre interested in the of education:
 Aiadama Series of Readas-No l. The Primary Primer, new edui' Il; No 2, The Chlld's Reader, new edition; No 8 Exercises in Reading, new edi- ton; No 1. Porier's Rhetorical Reader, new ed- lion; Webster's Elementary Speler; MetricnI Sto- ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; O!ney's Geogr. plly and Atlas olney's Introduction to Geography ; The Book of Commerce; Wars Improvement ol the Mind; Bulllon's English Grammer, BuIlon's Greek Grammer; Olmstead's Natara Philosophy {; Gomsiock's Naloral Philosophy; Comstock's Chem isly Comstock's Physiology; Preson's Book Keeping The Scholars Companion; The Scholar CompanIon; The Scholars Reference Book; Wen. ster's School p'ctionary; Abercrombie's Moral Feelings; Goo, chs Ecclesiastical History Lin coln's Botany. Burrett's Geography of the Heav- ems AeXander's Evidences oi Christianity; Stone s Rhetorical Speaker; He ge's Logic; Willnd's Hs- tory of U. 5. vo; Willlrd's History of U. $. abridged; Willard's Universal History; Farley 'a Natural Theology Biblei Newman's Rhetoric Hcwman's Political Economy; Buffers Analogy ; kame's Elements of Criticism; havies' first Les in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies Key 10 Arllhmeic; Davies Algebra Davies Key 10 Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bourdon's Algebrl Dawes Legendre's Geometry Davies Surveying; na"ies' Analytical Geometry
  Davies Shades and Shadows; Anhon's Latin Les. sons; Anthon's Latin Prose Composition; Anhon's Latin Prosody; Anthon's Cicero; Anthon's Cesar Anthon's Salust; Anthon's llorace Anthon's Greek Lessons; Authors Greek Prose Composition; An thon's Greek Prosody; Anthon's Jacobs Greek Reading Anthon's Greek Grammar Anlhon's Die. tionary of Antiquities; Anthon's Classical Dictiun ary; Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews Firs Lessons in Latin; Andrews Latin Reader; An drews Viri Rome; Andrews Sallast; Andrews La tin Exercises; Andrews Key to Latin Exercises Donnegan's Greek Lexican; Greek Testament Ainswor,h's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil llomeri llas; French Gude Bolmar's Levizac'i French Grammar; Vie de George Washington; Re | cueIl DramaIiqne; Recreatons, Ins. at Elnusantes Adventures of Teemaque; Boyer's French Diction ! ary; The Young Cho,r; The School Singer Bur I rows Pianoiere Primer; Memeke's Instructor Hunters Instructor.
 l have also constantly on hand large and wei seecled stock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law AleaIca, Theological and Miscellaneous Books ant will fill all orders with promptness very low pr ces. At 2S Dauphn street,.
 l novl4 237cmo JOEL WHITE.
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NORTH & GO. APOTHECARIES AND CHENIST'S,
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,

GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, Apotheearies' Hall opposite the MansiOn Honst, ana
 35 GOpanmeHt street. D RESPECTFULLY call the attention ot Fami. h0 lies, Physicians, and he public generally in town and country, 10 their extensive and well select ed stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals, and large assortment of the most delicate French, Eng. hsh, German and American Perfumes and Extracts &c together with great variety of Brushes Co'nbs, and Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet or Nursery.
 physicians' prescriptions will receive particular attention.
 The very best of Medicines constantly kept on hand, and competent person always in readiuess, both night and day, to prepare them m the most careful and scientific manner, with scrupulous re gard to correctness.
 LEEcHFs of the bett kind always kept for sale and person (Nir. PayneJ every way competent al hand to apply them, ,and charge made but for those nat take. Medicine chests filled and reftted iH the eatest and most careful manner. novl TENHE AMERICAN ART UNION-For the pro- \ motion of the Fine Arts m the United State, was ineol porated m lSl0, is managed by gentlemen without compensation, and pursues the following plan
 Every subscriber of five dollars is member for the year.
 The money thus obtained after paving necessary expenses, Is applied iu the first instance o the pro duction from American Painting of large costly origIna engraving ih me hlghesi slyie oi Ameiicai At.
 For every five dollars paid by him, every mem"ei receives a copy of ihe engraving. Every member also receives annual report, containing the pro ceedugs and addresses the annual distribution, list of the members, &c.,, and sometimes an add tional work of Art.
 The residue of the money is applied 10 the purchase of American works of Art-Panings, Sculpture tc. ,--yarying in price from twenty 10 several hun dred dollars. ga
 These works of Art--the paintings being richl, framed--are publicly distributed by loi, among al lhe members, on Friday before Christmas m eacl year; every member having one share for every tiv' dollirs paid by hm
 Each member is thus certain of receiving in reiurI the value of the five dollars paid, and has also : chance oi drawing painting, or other work oi ar oi 2, cal value. e The plate for lhls year is ''5ir Walter Raleigh parting with his Wife" ~ fl Subscribers for last year get their ensrasmgs tbe capture of Andre) by calling on $. W. Alen Hen Sec, 2s DssPb,n shesi. - ! wpaO JekL WHsFk. :
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MEDIC s , ISI;IIgAN

is by far the strongest preparation of Sarsapara ex- ant, as has been frequently tested both by it's ef- e els and analysis.
 IL is fast taking the place of al other prepara- tons because gifts jcacy (numerois crtifcales be- ing publlihed from tune 10 lme) ani because of ifs superior strength Gone bottle bemg e, a 10 six pnts ofSyrup of Sarsapara, or two boi les of any other extract; ) is consequently ths bsa and cheapest, requiring less to be taken and cost ,g less, beng sold al ONE DOLLAR FOR A SINGLE BoTTLB.
 IL ia particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose, Throat body; Diseases of Ihe Bones; Diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections lhe Skin, or breaking out of dry and waiery pimples Of the Face, Neck and Body; Scrolua; Erysipelas; Con- stitutiona diseases arising from lhe of Mercury and other minerals Syphilhc and Venerea Alec tions, as well as lhe greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of the body, that has ever been dscov- cred. In sh.rt, a general medicine, it has no equal in the whoi, list of medicines prepared ar discovered.
 Dr. Ledy, the proprietor, offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is glyeu q it's inei- cacy, or Of his assertions proving untrue.
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HAVlLAND. CLARKE & co. I. C. DUBOSE & co. By $. V. -MODRESEN, N. Orleans.
TE,ERRIRLE DISASTERS of all sorts are bt

ENERRIRLE DIS ASTFRS Of all sorts are be-
 R coming common not lo asionsh aH" one. The world is familiar with the bursting of cannon, the blowing ID oi steanhnas, the murder of wives, deaths by flood, field and ire, and all the thousand forms thai casualties now-a days assume. For, gears death by disease has been lhe most common thing in the world, and men have ceased 10 be surprised whnn they hear that their friends have fallen vic- tims. Rui the astonishment which attends inc cures effected by Dr. Peters celebrated Vegetable Pills is still as fresh and unbounded as ever. When men see, however, coughs, colds, consumption. headache, dyspepsia, diarrhma, ague, and host of other dis eases cured ny his pills when they see asthma, jaundre, piles, liver complaint, cholic drop sy, levers, etc. cared by hIs Pills and rheuma- tsm and kindred pains healed at one application by his PIasters, how is 1T possible their astonishment should cease! For sale by
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The E'iIes---A Cure for Life Secured. nk. UPHAM'S INTERNAL. REMEDY, for U ,I,a ,,r lnA. of iha |

The IsiIes---A Cure for Life Secured nk. UPHAM'S INTERNAL. REMEDY, for AT ihe cure of Piles, lnhamation of the Lver and Spleen Inflammation, Soreness, and Liberation of lhe Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Weakness and Inflammation of the Spine.
 THE VEGETABLE LIFE El.ECfUARY is the only successful remedy for thai dangerous and distressing complaint, the Pies, ever offered to ihe public.
 Mark this il is an internal remedy, not an exter- nal application, and will any case of Piles, either Bleeding Blind internal or external; and probably the only thing that will There IS no HIs- Iake about il. It Is positive cnre--speedy aHd permanent. It is also convenient medicine to take and improves the general health in remarkable manner.
 IL very mild in it's operation. and may be taken in oi the most acute Inflammation, without dan. ger. Il external applications are in he highest degree disdgfeeable, nconyenieni and ohensiyc and from the very nature o ihe disease, temporary m their effects. This medicine attacks the disease at it's source, and removing the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent.
 The Eecuary contains no mineral medicine no alnes, coocynlh, g4mboge, other powerful and irrmtng purgaiive. No fear of taking cold while nier it's influence. No change in diet necessary. If taken according to directions, cure for life IS guaranteed.
 proprietor's office. I96 Bowery Sold wholesale and retail by |. C. DuBolSE CO,
 noy3 39 Waier.siree, Sole Agents
 PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. VA HiTE LEAD.-Unon, Philadelphia and w Western N.s olIS-Linseed Sperm, Tanners and Neats(oet GREENS-Chrome, ParIs, Verdigrs, Brunswic ick REDS-Vermillipn, Venian, Lake and Orange BLUES-Prussian, Antwerp, Verdifer, Indigo
 YELLOWS-Chn,ne, Oeire. Patent, Kings
 GLASS-French and American Window ana Picture, sizes from 6XS to 36Xl0
 BRUSiiEs-Artist's, house painters. gilder's and white wash
 yARNISHES-Coach, picture, polishing, furn tnre and japan ~ HE x Sprils TmReutine, Gold and Silver Leaf, Bronze " Artists CdSrs, ground, in and dry; iogelhe, with general assortment oi every article bsed II house. sign and ornamental painting.
 For sale at FOODS General Paint Stors,
 sss3l H DanPhirsIress
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lN8EsSinLR PERsplRATION.

he pfe, eding lierle is gwen lore 7ieseI tahe lNsIESInLE RgPI- R41loE.ll Is the great EYAcUA1lCa ti.e inu milles oi ile lt'tiV. IL will le noticed tbat a thick cloudy ni-i is- -uts from all prints of
 llt suriue, which in- dicaies lhat lllis I.erspI- ra'lou flows uninleIrupt- edly W hen We are m lieallh, but ceases Whtn
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Hardware, Cotto on an and Wool Cards, ManiI-
 Ia RODe, etcs

la Rope, etc.
 D ECEIVED per lae arrivals. and now landing G from bark Vernon and other vessels and for sale
 by DADE & REYNOLDS, 24 Water st,
 Collins Yankee aud Kentucky pattern Axes; Ja- cob's, Halls and Reynolds Shingling, Claw and Broad Haiches Penusy vania pattern Broad Axes |; Davis & Go. and Simmons House and Ship Car penter's Adzes, IA, ' 7nnd lb down Cast Iron Weighs; Patent Counter Scales, and Scale Reams, from $50 10 800 lbs; Wrought Iron Handled Sad Irons; Ames', Adams, Rowland's, Thomas' and Carr's Shoves and Spades long and short handles; i; Bush's patent metal and iron moasses Gates; do do do Fauceu's assorted sizes; Tennessee iron and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons Cocoa, Box and Metal Headed Nail and Spike Gimbeis, eight ca 3rights short, long and loopen eyed Augers, two cases single and double Guns; Brade's east steel Brick Trowels; brass, hair and iron wire Selves i; Manila Rope :bed, we'll aud plough line size Cotton Rope, Cotton Plough Lines. Cotton and Hemp Twine and Manila Bed Cards; Fifty groce assort, ed sizes Mahogany Furniture Knobs; one hundred dozen Emerson's Razor Sirops; Cotton, Horse and Wool Cards, Curry Combs; Rowlaad's cast stee Mill Saws, Naila, Brads, Cut Tacks, Shoe Black ing. sVila Je usual assortment of ar hardware store, together wnh many articles in The yareiy Epe;as kept hsretolore--a which will be sold very M, sepi6
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Kp OWLANDS KALYDOR ThIs invauabe \ a and refreshing wash for the face and hands particularly during he summer, is too well known, and too universally acknowledge to need much rec concentration.
 IL is ncomparable preserver of the skin, rem derng il soft, clear and healthy, removing redness pimples and disco1ratons of all kinds, GreckIes, and all unpleasant cutaneous eruptions frequent in this clImale.
 It's capabilily for imparling a bloom to the cheeks soltness and decacy to the hands, and soothing rri ation, renders it indispensable to every Toilette.
 Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness of the Face after shaving, will find m this kaydor alleva- ting and emoent application, removing efectualy, all irritation and pain.
 RnwIauds Kay ydor is uniailing relief to those Ladies who suffer from infamed and sore nipples by it's peculiar coolng effects and it's powers of al- laying infimltion il recommends llselfto their
 This preparation is as innocent as it is eflicacious It is warranted to contain no mineral aslrngenls which are so ulter, runous 10 the complexion, and by their action endangering health For sale al
 iel0 GATES'S Pharmacy, l36 Dauphn st
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GsTAVES & WHITE OAK TIMBEk W Aei'- S ED--The subscribers wish 10 contract for a quantity of White. Oak, Pipe Slaves. and square pecfs q Tjhber, part icalats cap be had onapPli- cation 'sitIefin person ohhyshhhr. fMss hs
 sspss E6LAyA, mURRELL q co.