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IT MBS. II Jiwrrr.
Weep not for wlut m past.
Willi vuin oral fruitless tears.
Hut husband well thy strength,
To serre thy rr mint? years.
la noble deeds, not idle prior,
Let thy sad spirit find relief,
Weep not for what is past,
Though every passing day,
Home pathway should disclose
Where thou hast gone esiray;
Tfars will but dim thy feeble sight,
They Ret no wandering footsteps right.
Weep not for what is past,
Though in the dark domain,
The forms thu loved'stare bound
By adamantine chain.
Tbe lost to earth to life are born
Rejoice to hail their natal morn.
What doth the grave enfold,
That there thy thoughts should turn?
Colder the clay beneath
Than monumental urn,
Be strong thy soul should never be
Tims fettered to mortality.
The past that narrow span
What should it be to thee!
The longest earthly life .
Is but mau's infancy.
The spirit should all chains despise,
Thy future hath no boundaries.
Then weep not for the past,
No tears of blood can bring,
One wasted moment back,
Or stay time's onward wing.
Pour not thy soul's best life away
Begin anew to live to-day
Jonathan's visit to a I'rinUn?
Did you ever go down to the printer.
And see all them "devils" at work!
I declare it beats all to lliuters
Mother's fuss when we kill our pork.
Them fellers, they stand right up straight,
And pick up little pieces of lead,
StocK. in little cubby holes, thicKer I'll batw
Than seeds in our big parsnip bed.
to itiiYit:i:s.
rpvrn rou.NDAitv and piuyit.r'h
I. flrnihinu WAi;i:iior.n.-.The
subscribrrs , have opened u new Type
Foundary in the City of New York, where
they ore ready lo supply orders of any e
tent, for nn y kind of J b and Fancy Type,
Ink, Paper, Cases, Galleys, Brans Rule,
"Steel Column Kule, Composing (Sticks,
Chases, and every article necessary for a
Printing office. The Type, v Inch arc cast
in new moulds, from an entirely new set
of materials, with deep counters, aie war
ranted to be unsurpassed by any, and will'
be sold at prices lo suit the times. All the
Type furnished by us is "hand cast."
Printing Presses furnished, and also
steam engines of the most approved pat
terns. N. B. A Machinist is constantly in at
tendance to repair Tresses and do light
work. Composition RuJlers cast for Prin
ters. dj" Editors of newspapers who will buy
three times as much Type as their bills
amount to, may give ihe above six months
insertion in their papers, and send their
papers containing it to the subscribers.
COCKROFT & OVER END,
1 Cm , C3 Ann-street
J .ii A MO!
fpHK following described tracts or par-J-
eels of land are o He red for sale, at
rates to suit the purchaser; or they will be
leased for a term of years, not exceeding
seven to suit The lessee.
I'.s.ya) ran s.tLi:.
fPUl! follow-in- described tracts or p.ir-J-
roh of liuiil, lying in the coiinH of At
tala, are "tiered lor sale, on accommodating
terms. Titles peed. For particulars, en
quire of the subscriber, who is authorized
(' sell.
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Then they Keep such a duCKing and bob
bing. And winking, Hkc Patty's old dram
When he's gobbling up corn, or a robin
That stands on one leg on a staKe.
Then they've got too, a cast-iron press,
It beats father's for cider and cheese;
'Tis tarnation hard woi k I should guess,
And it gives a confounded tight squeeze.
There's a thundering great roller, I swow,
They Keep pushing, the Lord Knows for
what,
And the papars would cover our mow,
Such a whopping big heap they have got.
I'd no notion, I vum, 'twas such tarnal
Hard worR to print papers and booKs;
But I mean to subscribe for the "Journal"
And go home and tell all the foks.
Well Said. We find the following
touching allusion to the drunkard's
wife iu a well written article on Winter,
in a late IianjKir WLifr:
"Uut there is one on whose sinking
heart the thoughts of dreary winter hear
with more than ocean surge the drunk
aril's wife! Alas! the beauties of sum
mer have lost the power to change back
into life her broken and wasted energies.
The dee fountain of her heart have
long since swept away, and burned in
one common grave, all the bright antici
pations of bliss that shone on her ear
ly life. With what deep and dark fore
bodings does ;he gathering pall of win
ter envelope her desponding soul.
What is there of earthly good that she
can call her own? Of what avail to her
is the sympathy of friends! It is but
the twinkling light of far distant stars
that shine, it is true, but their bright
jiess cannot wsrm into life a soul bereft
of its long cherished and life giving
sun. To her the luminary of her ear
ly days has set, and a dark ness that, in
sad reality, may be felt, is the portion
of her cup."
CiurponAL. The word Chapporal
occurs in the news from Texas which
we publish this morning. As that is ra
ther a new word with our readers, and
us it may occur again, and is important as
illustrating the "scat of war," we think
it proper to say that a Chapporal is a
term applied to a species of evergreen
thicket, composed of the musquit bush
matted with vines. It generally grows
about six or seven feet high. The
whole country between Nueces Kiver
and the Rio Grande, is more or less cov
ered by this chapporal, interspersed with
salt lakes. There is very little fresh wa. !
ter or grass to be had in any portion of
me wnoie intermediate distance, averag
ing one hundred and fifty miles wide.
Philad. U. S. Gazelle.
Some of the Locofocos think that, if
there is to be a war with Mexico, the
Whigs ought to do all tho fighting
They seem to argue thus: "We slole
Texas, and the Whigs should do what
ever is necessary to keep the plunder."
Louisville Journal.
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The above lands were purchased by me
at Tax Sale. The time for redemption lias
run out, and I will give good bargains to
those who want to purchase, making such
titles as aro vested in me by virtue of said
Tax .Sales. G. W. HARLOW.
Kosciusko January, 1810
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For publishing lit the town of Kosciutha, At
tula county, Ml., a wctkly ucwrpaprr, to
lc entitled the
KOSCIUSKO CIHMICLE.
The United St.ites of America is a great
country the State of Mississippi a great
State the county of Attala a great county
and the Town of Kosciusko, no doubt,
would be a vn-x Town, was it not for the
simple facts that the seat of government has
not yet been removed to said town that
Big Black has not yet been cleared out, so
that stea'ii-boats can navigate it up to a
point opposite said town that the Jack
son Iwvlroad has m t yet been extended
on, through Canton, to said town and
more particularly, that at this time there is
no newspaper published in said town,
through which these projects can be laid
before this great peopje. IS'ow, it is a well
established fact, beyond the point of con
tradiction, that we are a great people
who live in this great country State
county and that we expect great works to
be aceomp'ished seme time or other, by
somebody or other, or somebody else
and that Kosciusko woud be a great place
if these great improvements were but just
completed, thereby bunging it, as it were,
within a stone's throw of the Bast 'Indies,
Australia, China, Siberia, Urecnljind, Kam-
schatka and the J'i rth Pole.
Therefore, be it known to all men, wo
men, children and grasshoppers, that the
.subscriber, yi order to facilitate these great
undertakings, and prevent their being nip
ped in the bud, and more particularly
to turn an honest penny for himself,
proposes to commence the pubieation
of a little newspaper iu said town, on
Saturday, the third day of January, Anno
Domini one thousand eiuhf hundred and,
lbity six, lobe styled the Koscic&ko Ciino
mcik, and to continue to publish said pa
per weekly, until these great objects shall
be accomplished, should the Lord be pleas
ed to spare his life so lonr, and he be wil
ling to continue in the business that lone;
nave it done bv
. VIlOETAIU.i: 1 I.VHK AND AOVIi I'lLLS,
T'lfi UltMTKM' JlfcMKUT.
A certain, ml'n and ctl'ectual cure for
Ague nnd Fevrr, in all its varied
forms. Aha, on excellent Tonic in Dys
pepsia, Palpitation of the Heart, Loss of
-tppetite, Neuralgia, Nervous and other
diseases which arise from a weak and de
bilitated condition of the system.
The success of these pills in curing in a
few hours, where all other remedies have
failed, nnd that too, in cases of twelve and
eighteen months' standing, warrants the
assertion that, if taken according to the
directions, they are a certain cure. .Along
list of .certificates in proof of their infalli
bility might be added, but those upon the
directions are deemed sufficient. Try them
and be convinced that they are the most ef
fectual and most certain, and the very
best remedy ever offered to the public, to
insure a permanent and lasting cure.
Haiti MoiiK, Dee. 12, 1815.
Having for several years past suffered
under repeated attacks of chills and fever,
especially during the fall and spring
months, I was induced to try various rem
edies, but nothing seemed to be effectual,
until I tried Dr. Tyler's ague and fever
pills, which stopped the chills before I had
taken half the box, This was over a year
since, nnd I have remained perfectly free
from any symptoms of a return to this
most loathsome disease.
GEO. M. W.4IT.
Baltimoue, Dec. 15, 1843.
Dr. G. K. Tyler: Dear sir: It is with
great pleasure- that I announce to you a
perfect restoration of iny health by the use
of your invaluable pills. I had been suf-
icring Iroin Lhills and rever ior eighteen
or twenty months, during which time I
took live bottles of B-iwand's Tonic Mix
ture, Dr. Sherman's Fever and .Ague Lo
zenees. Dr. Love's Vegetable Blizir. Kee-
e' j tier's Powders, Barks, Quinine, Thompso-
nian Medicines, .Arsenic, Herbs, and in lact
almost all the popular remedies Is could
hear of; and yet received no lasting benefit.
The chills were stopped by Quinine and
other things, but after a few days or weeks
they would return again as bad or worse
than before. Towards the last, the chills
came only every third day, and these were
followed by fever of such severity as to af
fect my reason, and it was found necessary
VEGETABLE ANH-b,
1'or the cure ; Bitiwa ,JV
htmutent and JnUrm ifctl
J'ain in the Head. km. u . ut"d
St,
0nacL
lor some one to watch with me until the
paroxysm passed off- At last I procured a
box of your pills, and only took four of
them; this so completely stopped the chills,
that I have never had a return of them up
to this time, (nearly two years,) and near a
year of this time was passed in the same
place where I first caught the disease.
That my case is not one cured by chance,
is proven from the fact that four pills out
oflhe.same box cured Capt. Ueu ben Banks,
so cliectuaily that he has never had the
and n not him, tnen to
somebody else after him. The subscriber! disease since, whereas before he often suf
beinr a strong believer in the doctrines i 10 red from it. Two other persons were al-
promulgated by the immaculate Harry of js0 cured by the contents of this same box,
tne nest ana Hit uoaiiKe Daniel 01 the
Bast, it might be surmised by the know
ing ones that the paper will be whiggishly
inclined; but be this as it may, he wU not
at this time contradict it.
-Two
Dollars pnr annum in
TERMS,
advance. G. W. HAULOW
Kosciusko, Dec..'(), IS-lii
POPULATION AND TAXES.
If Idle Population ind Stale Tuxes in
each county of the Stale, in 18 15.
TAXES
S'JD 132
COVJiTlES.
Adams
Attala
Amite
Bolivar
Carroll
Chickasaw
Choctaw
Copiah
Clark
Covington
Coahoma
Claiborne
Desoto
Franklin
Green
Hinds
Holmes
Hancock
Harrison
Itawamba
Issaquena
Jasper
Jackson
Jones
Jefferson
Kemper
Lauderdale
Lawrence
Lafayette
Lowndes
1 Leake
Madison
Marshall
Monroe ,
Marion
Noxubee
Neshoba
Newton
Oktibbeha
Ponola
Pike
Pontotoc
Perry
Ivan kin
Scott
Sunllower
Simpson
Smith
Tippah
Tishomingo
Tallahatchie
Tunica
Washington
Warren
Wayne
Wilkinson
Winston
Yazoo
Yalobusha
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15 583 31
10 137 32
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2 087 28
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070 57
4 732 50
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5 242
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10 212
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5 309
2 107
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and they neither of them have had a return
of it, although they both reside where they
are exposed every season.
I know .several other ho have been
cured by your pills, but it is unnecessary
to detail their cases. The best certificate
of their cificiency in Chills and Fever, will
be a few doses, and il they are as beneficial
lo others as they have been to me, they
may be truly called a public blessing.
I am with much respect, vour
obed't servant, HENKY EK1SCOE
For sale bv
CHRONICLE OFFICE, Kosciusko.
CLARK & M 'A DORY, du.
JOHN M. THOMPSON, do.
M. 11. IRVING, French Camp.
And on enquiry, may be found 111 all the
towns and villages in ihe State.
May 14, 1810. - :Q:cra.
sui-ui.MA.vs cava 11 lozexges
A M' t,l(J safest, most sure nnd effectual
.1..JL j ei
emcdy for Cotiirhs.
tion.i, h
Colds,
Total
$413 777 05 241 GS8
CansuntH
liMnima CouH. Asthvid. TMilnfxs, f
the 1. ungs or Vhet, iyc.,cyc. The proprietor
lias never known an instance where they
did not give perfect satisfaction. Several
thousand boxes have been sold within the
last year, restoring to health persons in al
most every stage of consum ption, and those
laboring under the most distressing colds
and coughs. They do not check and dry
up the cough, but render it easy, promote
expectoration, abay the tickling or irrita
tion, and remove the proximate or excitin
cause. They are made from a combination
of the most valuable expectorant, or cough
medicines, and arc undoubtedly superior
to everything in use for those complaints.
Hundreds upon hundreds of certificates
have been oliered of their wonderful vir
tues, from those who have been saved from
an untimely grave, and restored to perfect
health, by using litem.
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,
I ROVED in more than 400.H00 cases to
be infailib'e; the only certain worm-destroying
medicine ever discovered. Many
diseases arise from worm and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death,
without their ever being suspected; grown
persons are very often afflicted with them
and are doctored for various complaints,
wanout any oenent; when one dose of these
Lozenges would speedily cure them.
For sale by
CHRONICLE OFFICE, Kosciusko.
May SI, 1840 20m6
Luneg, Liver. A,,.. i., "
TVL GORDON'S HLLSJ
y sick man's friend. No'tV"
l'.amily should be vithout ,h. eller or
timely administration wi5 em' W
Paiand suffering, and save
observation upon the nature in&refu'
medicines, and d,e effect ,dlffere
duce Pn different constituSi?6 ?ro'
forms of disease. 1 hey hat v. Vari0s
sively used by some of our L . txten'
Physicians, and by many Dr;v0,5t,eminfl"
for several years; and such ha?milles
satisfaction which they hi.. ." beeQthe
is firmly believed thatft. U
dom do-8 not furnish anyJE, H
purgative medicine, which alsfcr a
general use, those of which fif8 for
com posed. They do not contain ff 8?
Mercury or any mineral pren ? loffle1'
are composed entirely of couceWf! bl,t
etable extracts, tKitvLS'
combined as tobe CtJ$$$
m their operation tho it
the stomach and bowels contain ? 7'"'
acrid bilious matter-show fn"
sity for purgative medicine. greatneces-
These Pills do not require nartinm
tention to diet or drink; and ml Tll f'
at all times when most conven i?nl ISt
the fear of increased liabitoSffJy
It is asserted bv mni a me Cold-
in fact all diseases, can eV
pure state of the Blood. TheimnnnV
which usually pass off by the CS S
various clheroutiets,beingretamed Sn nh
blood, renders ,t unfit for the nourishment
and support of the different parts of th
dy. 1 his produces disease-and that pa t
of the system which is weakest is m0
easily afiected. 1
The Bowels being the principal channel
through which a great portion of theimpu
ntiesof the system are discharged, it is
evident that whatever acts beneficially on
them must be conducive to health. And as
the Bowels are the most effectual, and in
fact, almost the only way by which a gen
eral impression can be made upon thesys
tern, it is perfectly reasonable to suppose,
,,ai "towy an uiseases win oc cured, orat
least, much benefitted by a judicious use of
purgative-medicines. If a physician is
called to a patient, what is the first thing
done? He prescribes a dose or two of pur
gative medicines; and then, after a day or
two, if the patient is no better, he gives'him
another dose of purgative medicine, and
so on; doing some oiher little things but
the main reliance for a cure is upon the
effect produced by purgative medicines.
Therefore if you are sick, delay not, but
take a few doses of l)r. Cordon's" Vegetable
Family Pills,- and be again restored to
health.
For sale by
CHRONICLE OFFICE, Kosciusko.
J. M. THOMPSON, do
CLARK & M'ABORY, do
M. R. IRVING, " French Camp.
And on enquiry will be found in all the
towns and villages in the State. Enquire
for Gordon's Family Tills.
May 21, 184 6 20mG
IfliHiiiistralar's JVotice.
"I ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, at
the March Term, a, d. 1846, of the Probate
Court of Attala County, Mi., on the Estate
of Ralph Blackman, deceased, late of said
county, therefore
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those holding claims against the same are
hereby notified to present them, duly au
thenticated, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
JOHN II. CIIESNUTT,
Administrator of Ralph Blackman, dee'd.
March 7, 1840 10:Cw
llTEIi$ FILLS.
IF there was ever a medicine that merited
the. public praise for the good it has
done in relieving the sick and the distres
sed, it certainly must be Peters' Vegetable
Pills : it would take a volume to contain all
the complimentary evidence in their favor.
Those who have once tried these pills
know how to appreciate their good quali
ties. To those who know nothing of their
excellence as a medicine the proprietor
would submit the following letters and cer
tificates :
TESTIMONIALS OF CURES.
Nad there been but space sufficient, the
proprietor might insert hundreds of letters
under this head, but as it is, he can only
find room for a few of the shortest.
Alhant.N. y- Jan. 1, 1838.
Sir I take much pleasure in bearing
testimony to the efficacy of your pills in
removing bile from the stomach, and in alt
complaints emanating from that source.
Yours, respectfully, GEO. HULL, M. V.
Dear Sir I have made a frequent use of
your pills in the incipient stage of BiI'O"
Fevers nnd obstinate constipation ot ne
bowels, also iu the enlargement ot tne
Spleen, Chronic Diseases of the Liver,
Headache, General Debility, and in all ca
ses have found them to be very effective.
J. D. BOYD, M. D
MECKtMDitno Co., Va., Feb. 7, 1837.
Having used Dr. Peters' Pills m J
practice for the last twelve months,; l ta
pleasure in giving my testimony ol tnr
good effects in cases of Dyspepsia,
Headache, Bilious Fevers, and other ai-
1 j v... rif u nf the liver.
They are a peculiarly mild, yet efficicw
purgative medicine, and produce iitue.
any" griping or nausea. I have prescn MJ
them with much success in sics heaaaww
and slight bilious fevers. .
Extract of a letter by Dr-PV
liams, of Burlington, Vt, July fJ' a
'I cordially recommend Peters' 'Pi M J
mildly effective and in no case dang
family medicine. They are .Pff
fluential in costiveness and all me
diseases of the digestive organs.
For sale by tr.-!iicco.
CHRONICLE OFFICE, KosciU
CLARK & M'ADORY, f -JOHN
M. THOMPSON, do
M. B. IRVING, French Camp,
nd on enquiry, may be founding1
towns and villages in the fctate.
May 14,1816.