davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
State OF Mississippi, Monroe CITY

Probate CoHt, Specim Tcrm 1891.
BY Richard D:lwo1h, Judge Of tic Probate
court Of lhe County and State toresli3.
NOTICE is hereby given tllut On application
" TO inc, by Augn.ius Willis, Of the abo'a
nantcl county aud Statc. Whu claims an undiy-
dad sixth part Of that tracts Of Land, known az
designated I'D fractional section thirty six, in Tow
Ship H. Of Range Z, East; also section two, in Tow
sap -, Of Range Q, East.
have nominated Isaac II. Dychc Nathan J..
Morgan, and Abnef Prcwett; Commissioners to d.
vide the said tracts of land, into 6 equal spears o..
parts, aud unless proper objections are stated to m.
at the court housc IN the town Of Athens, on tn
2oti day Of November next The said Isaac i
Dgche Nathan J.. Morgan, aud Ahntr Prewitt, W.
lhfn be appointed Commissioners to make partito.
Of the said lands, persuant to an act entitled an
concerning tie parttan Of lands held by Copartner
JOINT tenants, aud tenants IN coihmon.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day b
September 1887.
RICHARD DiLW0RrlI, Jptdgc Of Probates.
Sept sd, ls57.-ll9W. Pr. Zee SIS 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
state Of Mississippi. Lowndes CIV

FaNO all persons interested III the Real Estg..
H. OF Daniel j. HUMPHREYS, late OF LoNnda
County deed. You are hereby cited to appear b..
fore the Probate Count Of boWndes County, at Oh
Court House thereof on the first Monday OF De
cnfbcr, 1887 then and there to show cause If r.
ycn can, wiy the following lands the property
tie Estate Of tive sand Daniel ]. HUMPHREYS, to v0
Tie west haif Worth cagt quarter, Section mn.
Der nineteen, township aumber ten north, Ran
number !, east North west quarter, Section num
Ter seventeen, township number ten north, Raj +
tntwbcr seven east. South west quarter, Sect
number s. township, number 10, north, Range j,
seven, cast North hail section number thirty fou
township number sixteen, north, range Number
east. South east quarter section number 81, tow
sbp number sixteen north Range number M
east. North cast quarter, Section number Sc.
teen, township number sixteen, north, Range ngr
Der ten. east-and ots, number two, three, and Con
sectounulnhcr twenty FOUR township number hs
north, range number twelve cast, should not
SOL. according to the prayer Of The petition Of "
liam W. Humphres. And iitrther to do and 81
such things as shall he considered Of, and orderei
the said Court in the premises.
Witness, Thomas Sampson ESQ, Judge q Z
Probate's Court of Lowndes County, at the Gu
| House aforesaid the first Monday of Septept,
1887. Issued the 18th day Of September, 1851
Sent. lG, iS37--1o-6w K. d. HADEN, Cir
Printers fee, SIT 60.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
TO the Citizens Of Monroe County.
A LIBELLOUs publication signed Jams

~
n Prewett, was inserted IN the Columbus
Democrat ofthe 231 inst evidently intended to ~.
lure my character in the estimation OF the clzohS ol
this county, and on this account, and thS enIH' dp
conleScpnd to notice the remarks OF Suci an illdi-
vidnal as | shall prove this Prewett to be-
He tprcwet) says, that he has been induced to
put forth this statement, solely with view to pre-
serve his character and ifsuch be the case, 1t Is
pity he has wasted so much trouble about morning.
as shall be able to prove to every dsPassiolia'1
man. that he has no character at dtt
About the time OF the transaction to winch he al
lndes procured from Colonel Gheson, General
Cooke, Hon. d. w. Wright, Judge DaWofth, aud
several others, certificates that they did not beeFe
said j. Prewett worthy, either OF credit or coni-
dence | have since obtained from Mr. Ewd. Brahch
certificate by which il will be seen that the same
opinion is still entertained; and upon applying 10
the Clerk of the Probate court to refuse my testimo-
nv, | was surprised to learn from that gentleman,
that this Prewett had torn out, and destroyer pafl
oil the record and testimony IN the case he alaaes 10
contrary to ali honor aud integrity, | have attach
ed Mr. nranchs certifcate, and that ct the clerk u
the ProLates court to the foot OF this statement.
t,,a,.o H.. overv peseon who has had transactions
With Jas prewett. would eivc the same aoi.on'
Al the Nav term Of the Probate Court oil ri2'if02
county in the wear 1886 the last will and testament
If VIM Sandcrson deceased, was exhibited iof
probates and during the investigation, was eaNeu
on MS A witness aud my testimony was Feaueea y
writing, as required by Iaw-the part % W'i !g
Prcwett objects. and has been Published, IS u ue
following words.
"Witness states that lie arrived at hom' some
fine in the latter part Of March, or Isl AprA ioo9i
and that he learned on his arrival home, taat sa'o
Ias prewott had been boarding at his house pn' nag
cone with Mr. G. Roberts to Mobile Aiapata- ,e95
ne left home for Virginia about the @4lh APl IL r.
and that the said Jas. Prewett mad hot Ee,ulii-u -
states that his Uncle the said VIM Sanderson' wa
then residing in the said county Of Monroe WIN
witness and was to have started to Virginia aoo''
tbe same time witness did--witness states una =
went directly on within thirty or thTy I'VE 'iies
= Richmond Va. to his relations, and lliat ps :" ~
+ arrived there within two days alter. -, ca
! Attached 10 this. is the certificate oil MR. Yin
Roberts, who says that ito the best O ms 'sgDae
t;or re- and Prewett left home for Mobile IN marc
+ 1898 and is Of opinion Prewett returned nome ao0
> oath Of the same month"; and has no reeoiecnon
+ said Prewett having gone to Mobile at any Gun
ID TIME during the same spring" He has also the e
m .tiicates Of Mr.. G. w Roberts and Dir. oahegh
to the same purport. d.
h IN reference to the statements oil these gehuelP
ne have only to say, that If Prcwctt had return
lone from Mobile, between the time Of my Tc1u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
administrators Notiee.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that letters Of Ad-
~ mmistratou were granted TO the uuderslgn-
"a al the September Term Of the Probate court iaT
Lowndes COUNT. State Of Ai>s'ssppl, ON the estate
of Thomas Alison. late Of Sai county deceased
Al psrsons having claims against SAID estate an
hereby notified 10 present them duly proven within
the tine prescribed by law, or they Wal DC barred
and aa ptfsos indebted Ia SAID estate are requested
e. Hake immediate payment 70
JJHN ALLISON, .l}mr.
Sept SO. lSS7--12 CIV
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07

b. thezama. Gen. Jackson lie 9Is5s 81 Nv
Or.eaus-Lke pure gold the hart1rf thsySrab him
the hrls tsr be shines; may he hive Image comes
dls7greesb.s, then may his body descend Is lhedu>t
and his spirit TO the God thatS.ave it.
On motion of Dr. John W. Moore.
Rssolred, That iae proceedings Of this meeting
be- signed by the Chairman and SECRETARY, and pub
..sacd in the Democratic papers aftlus STATE.
JOHN }. STAHL. Chairman.
JTHN Il. WBEy, Secretary.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
10 the Public.

v odcr my services to the fsSIbc as General
a Agent and Collector, Mr.. Summons having
resigned towIieh employment can and viii de-
vote the whuc Of my time andaucntion having no
other business on hand except the settlement o. my
oWH.
Reference 10 any person IN Columbus.
Columbus, Aur. Is 71y j. j. ~ LlEls.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07

hfam~eaaE Of the Democratic citizens of Tia
--,rh7. held a, the Fulton Hoe On saturday, 25rl
..s-. Mr.. John J. Slahl was called 10 the Chair,
ana Capt. John R. Wren appointed Secretary. the
,ss,t Of the meeting having been ally explained by
n. Chairman. tie following resolutions were un1n-
;mo,l>lv adopted
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
TO the Public.

NaAYING been imposed upon by persons
calling themselves gentlemen IN various
instances, and suffered loss Of about one thousand
dollars which * no small sum IN these hard tiiiitS
have determined however unpleasant it may be
tony own lceimc3 aud the feelings Of others, to
publish the names Of all delinquent runaway debt
ors, IN carrying oal my design this week gave
the name OF Edmond Mcclure, who lett tins town
on thr3lstuIt llcowed me twenty dollars. OtheI
names win hc gwen. unless my old customers who
have suddenly abcntal Themselves do the fair thing
by the first day Of Noyember nest.
j. JONES,
Proprietor 9TH Ene) Hotel, Columbus, Mi
Sept o. 1887 -Q-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07

FEVilE hrm OF sal Ss@'" NV
d nnpcr and Tailoring business, was lh'
lat Dissolved, an persons having claims against tie
firm, win please hand thcmiu immediately iar settle
nlpnt AMI all accounts and debts due the firm is N
INV pa,scsslon who il alone authorized 70 settle
tbom HARRISON JOHNSTON
Columbus, Sept 9th, ls37ll If.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
4 Good IlargaiN

HXlILbc gwen IN an improved tract Of land
Wv lying eight miles below Columbus, mime.
dlatoly on the Bigby containing 600 acres, there Is
80 acres now IN cultivation under good fence also
cotton gin and press, oil new; there Is also, fer
~ and landings on the place Il the purchaser wish
cs will sell the crop and stock OF all kind with it.
Apply to the subscriber on the promises,
Sept -, t537-lt -GW JOHN LINDSAY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07

from New Orleans, aal ms departure .or Virginia, f
ar rs | stated IN my evidence, "'rlu TIE last of
March 10 the 2ll April l>SS 70 had not seen him /
nor kHoJ-u Fl Il, and supposed hm >u. IN Mobile +
when / started trem boa.s.
Mr.. GrthH Roberts states that PrewCtt when be /
called to set the Certdc5ts he has published, sud .
be- wanted II for another purpoS, ana that hal Ia +
kunwn for what plrpa>s be- ut5uled IN apply i, le +
would not have gwen II; ana as Il was he never au-
taariged is publication.
The evidence ovhch Prcwcu has alluded was
wholly Irrelevant and uuim2oriaut, 70 estab,a an.
matters connected with the will of tie said Nm.
SaujorSon. l. was only the idle enquiries Of the
Attorneys IN Tie case, and therefore when picwt,i
prerudS th3tl aishgd % It's upon HIM the charge OF
forgery, he attempts IN prove that for which
there is not Utte etey.8eRee er even shallow OF
intention, and i can ouy be accounted oy. Uu the
SJppns ton, that bis conscience reminds HIM %. his
own willingness taeomut dat e3.ous crime.
There were only two points Involved In tie app'i-
cation 10 establish this vii, namely;
lSt The frequent fl, ol insanity Of the said VIM.
Saulersnn, and consequent inability 10 make viii
10 this five OF SIS witnesses testified, giving such
satisfactory evidence that tie count refused 10
tdbiSb IT,
2ad That by the said Wll, there was a large de-
wise Of real Estate to his daughter Sarah. NJ that
time, the wife ofSlid Prewctt aud that Prcvctt was
one Of the three attcSuug witnesses. which by the
law OF tins State are necessary for the valid dspus-
ton of real estate, Ii was therefore objected, that
as there was large devise 10 bis wife, he was not
competent witness, and So the court decided,
The wife and children OF sand VIVA S3udetSon,
wn7 were Totally Uaprorldtd fer 10y tbs VIII came
in under the decision If the Court and divided A.
mong themselves the property To which, by every
sentiments ofnatura affection, and pwpnctv, they
! were Justly entitled PreWttt beng thus deprived
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
10 the Public generally.

ERUT mole particularly TO the Planters and /
EB Merchants of South Alabama and Missis- /
sippi The Undersigned under the firm Of WALLIS /
BRorHER q Co.. to do business as General Agents |
and Commission Merchants, in the city Of Mobile /
propose to be in that pace by the LIST November |
prepa ell to serve all those who may wish to avail
themselves Of their services IN that capacity.
We address ourseigc, on this occasion, not only
to the planting community but to all those feeling
an interest in the great staple Of the south ami the
principles upon which business should be conduct.
ed having so important connection Herewith as
the business Of the Commission Merchant. 1t is,
perhaps in view OF recent occurrences and citcum-
stances which have affected more or less nearly oil
classes Of the community, and which have 50 scri-
nuSy operated not only upon the city Of Mobile, but
the entire commercial world due to the people whose
patronage I'VE ask and TO ourselves 10 say, that We
have not before BEEN engaged in business IN Mobile,
| nor are we, or have we been in any manner con-
nected with any person heretofore engaged III busl-
ness in that place--onI therefore ask nothing either
| in the way of faUoc or forgiveness tor what has
Dasscd connected with the commercial operations Of
thai .anarishng city. But having from early youth
| haen sonewAat conycrsant with the theory at least,
| Of the system upon which tn Geacr3i r-hnsson
Business connected with the article Of Cotton, has
| been conducted, AMI having, in common with The
GREAT elias; of community, very recently witnessed
some Of both its miserable effects and deierts we
hope we viii be nduiged without being considered
arrogant or dictatoria IN making few remarks
upon what we consider 10 he tle only true OF cor
rect principle upon which Commission Buslncsi u
the great staple Of the south can be cunducted,
having due regard to the SAFETY and best interests
Of all concerned In doing this, we offer only these
BY which we profess ourselves to be governed.
First: We viii accept no mans BlI without hs
means ii our hands to neetit. Secondly To Dc
impartial JUSTICE to all, shall b. our aim. Thirdly
In all we do, labor to deserve liberal patronage
but should we not succeed at once to the extent Q
our wishes, BOT 10 charge the fer good friends W
may have with all which we trust the great narnbe
n viii be ready to afford u.s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
E.trays--L0Wmtlcs County.

them away. We -
AIRED RoANE MARE, taken mp BY Nm \
Allen. about thirteen hands high, three years Old,
with whit, lcgs and face; mo hrauds or marks per
ccpubIc. APPRAISED by John Lewis aud John i
Joucs Al thirty suars, tlte tia day ct March, 1887
[Pr Zee - 90
AGRAN MARE PONE1, taken up by Gabriei
II Ross had an Is small bell, no brands perceNab,e
Appraised Ii ,1rt, .Asl dollars by lle1chah LInee-
cum ana II. h. Moore, the 10th Of July, 1887.
fpr itt 81 90
AGRAY HORSE, taken up by A. 3. Black,
supposed to hr five YEARS Old, aud branded II, APP
praised hy & ". Mestbroak aud Joshua IL West
brook at lotty-6ye dojafs. II l,e - 90
JAS. \. INNINGS, Il l. {.
Al persons hayag stray, in their pos>essIan VIII
please come forward on De day above named, as a
saIcwl then nhe pace between thc usual hours at
the Court house door ia Columbus. The stray book
MIN b. kept at the office 81 the Democrat untl the
day oi sale. y
sent y, 1887 II OF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07

ENY virtue Of two writs Fierl Facids that is
ID sued from the Circuit court Of Oktbboha
tnlnty, Mississippi, at the May terIa Of said court
and 10 me Greeted, will sell, at the Cont house
toor in the town Of StarkvilIe, on Tuesday, The
dh day Of November next, all the right, title.
CAIN and interest, that William Il. Pate has in and
/, the following town property, TO Wit Lots No
. and TO- Of block No 8, south Of Main street.
and includes the building now occupied by the said
William b. Tate; which property has been levied
o, as the property Of William B. Tate, to satsf,
s,nlrs executions in favor of Toomer, Hadar, &
c.. Ioomer s. CO. aud others, all against the san
William B. Tate. Sale within the hours prescfibet
II law. JAS. w. EASILAND, Shf.
b. his Deputy, JAS. CLIFF
Sep 50, I837-l2-6w lPr fec 81 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07

NOTIC E.-Straycd from my residence I
- niles from Columbus, on The Rober'@on
Road. about two weeks since; grey mule, htey
branded with j. q. ANY information concernn1
thc above, will be thankfully received by me q L.
j. HuddIeston OF Columbus
JOSEPH GRIGSBY
August ;. ls37-5-9 CIV
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07

MAltRlED.-On .hc 10th instant by n r.
Wright Esq. Mr.. Robert 6. McGlIl, to Miss Luc''r
da Caroline Moore, all OF this county
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
State of Mississippi, Lowndcs C'y

NFHfstN VI vi - - FtFNH H1V " hHtHNs y y
Circuit Court, .ipril 90th 1851.
rs. .itiachm
MArnrw HorKISs.
FENllIS day came the plaintiff by his Attorney
u and II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
court that the defendant IS an abseondng debtor.
l. ordered hy the caurt that publication b" made
m the Columbus Democrat, newspaper published
IN the town at Columbus, notifying the defendant Of
the ptutcncy Of this suit and that Unless he appear
OH or before the first day of the next Term Of this
court give special bal and plead Judgment vii
be entered against hiH aa4 the property attached
will be Sold to satisfy be plaintiffs deniands.
true extract from tie minutes OF sad court.
OVID T. BROWN, Clerk
August %, s57-s-6w Pr fec $40 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07

Springfield Jockey Club Races.
FENllE Race over this course will commence
n on the % Tuesday, the lllh day Of No.
vcmher, and continue four days.
Isl day mile heats, Purse + 100, Entrance S?5
2ud " +" 500 -
81 300. 10
4lh /" " best in ) lot the entrance
money Of the previous days, with tie entrance Of
the day added, .........
WIN A MERRILL, Scc'y
Oct7, 1887 (Bcacon) 1912
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
State Of Mississippi, LO1yndes CO

state Of Mississippi, LOWndes CO
JERENAH B IRVINE,
Attachment $50 90
Esox War.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that the above al
y tachment vas issued al the suit OF the sad
plaintiff AGAINST the sad defendant as an ahscondn
debtor lar The sum aforesaid, and has been returneg
20 this Office duly executed, and Is now pending and
undetermined m the Circuit court Of L0wndes
county, State Of MissssipPl; and that unless the
said defendant shall appear on or before the second
Monday Of October next being tie first day Of the
Crcuil court for the county aforesaid give special
hail and Plead, Judgmen, VIII he entered against
hun, and the property attached viii he sold to satisfy
the plaintiff demands.
Witness, the clerk of the said Circui; court the
lIth day of September, 1851.
OVID p BROWN, CFk.
l0-u pr fee 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07

NOTICE Is hereby given that the above a
" tachment was lss,ted at the suit Of the sal
plaintiff against the said defendant as an abscondin
debtor for the sum aforesaid, and has been returnc
to this Office dnly executed, and is now pending an
undetermined 10 the Circuit court of Monroe cour
~, State Of Mississippi and that unless the said d.
PENDANT Shall appear IN or before the fourth Monda
OF October next, being the first day OF the Clrcu
court for the county Aforesaid, give special bail al
plead, Judgment will be- entered against him, an
The property attached will IL sold to satisfy tile plain
tia demands.
Witness ,he clerk Of the sad circuit court tic 81.
day Of September 1887.
$, II. BUCKINGHAM Clerk.
Il-4w pr fee 81 5o)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
State of Mississippi, Lowndes C'y.

trcHt Court ,FprtI !Nh 1857.
= - :, ""''A'' attachment
MtrnEw HoPEiNS,
FENtlIS day came the plaintiff by his Attorney
u and ii appearing 10 the satisfaction OF th,
Court that the defendant is an abscondlng debto
It sorderel by the Court That publication be mad
in the Columbus Democrat, a newspaper publshe
N the town Of Columbus, notifying the defendant q
the pcnaensp OF this suit, and that unless he al
pear on or before the first day Of the next Term
this Court give special bail aud plead, Judgmeu
vii be entered against linn, and the property ..
ldehcdwll be sold 10 satisfy the plaintiffs demand
A true cStract from the minutes Of said court.
OVID I. BROWN, Clerk.
August a6, lS51--S Gw Pr fee $40 30
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
BItchcring business.

ERENJAMIN PLUNkETT would inform
- tile citizens Of Columbus. that be viii con-
tinae the above business on his own account, and
hopes by being attentive to the wants Of his cuSto-
mafs, to merit and receive share Of public patron
am. H. has on hand some first rate stock which
Ne viii offer by the QUARTER or less quantity
every morning At tie Matkct-HoGc. Ills stock
Is all purchased ont the prarles, and all know that
such cattle Is the best this part o'tde country al
lords Sept so, ls37--l2 3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
State OF Mississippi, Lowndcs Co

NOTICE IS hereby given, that the above al.
1 Y tachment was issued at the suit OF The sat
plaintiff against tie said defendant as an abscond
lug debtor, for the sum Aforesaid, and has been r.
turned 10 this Office duly executed and IS now pend
ing aud undetermined IN The Circuit court
Lowndcs county, State Of Mississippi; and that W.
tess The sand defendant shall appear on or before tl
second monday Of October next beng the first dag
Of the Circuit court for the county aforesaid, Civ
special bail and plead judgment will be entere
against him, aud the property attached will be so
10 satisfy the plaintiff demands
Witness the clerk Of The said Circuit court, IL.
18th day OF September, 1881.
OVID z. BROWN, Cfk
12it Pr fec 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
JAMES WALLIS,
TOGANn WAT.iIS

Tuscumbia, Sep %, 1887. lat
Tic Bulletin, D4mop5rs; Advertiser. Montgom-
cry; and Sentinel, Wctunpka, will insert the above
four weeks. w. b. & Co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-07
DEMOCRATIC rICKET.

For GortrRor.
ALEXANDER c. MUTT.
For Secretary Of STATE,
BARRY W. BENSON.
For luditor Of Pubic accounts.
4. B. SAUNDERS. JOHN II. MALLORY.
For State Treasurer.
GEORGE Il. FALL.
For .ittorHsg-
JACOB THOMPSON.
The herald., 1837-02-25

= lfVINDICATlON.--Dr BRANDRETH has
been assaled by the psopristors Of other medicines
as mercenary Quack because hs is said to recon-
mend his Medicine in large quantities. and that no
good medicine is so required The fact is that any
medicine having Mercury Arsenic, Antimony, or
Hemock in it could not be taken in large doses be-
cause if were, such medicine would destroy life at
once He does not say the medicines to which he al
fudes have those ingredients in hem but it is evident
from their directions that great care required in the
taking OF them. Now, Brandre,h's Vegetable Uni
versal PILLS can be taken all times in large or small
doses' according to urgency of symptoms.
One OF those who apply this epithet Of MERGE
NARY, was patient of DR.. BIS for three months,
VIZ from May to August, for the Piles Of which dis
ease the Brandreth Pills completely cured him. This
man now advcrtscs largely Pill which he processes
which he labored.
Dr. Brandreth appeals to the high estimation his
Pills are held in in all parts of the United States this
IS his best answer 10 all the vile illusions Of Interest,"
ed persons; whom he leaves to banquet on their own
envy. il2 2ur