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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages Of r
and having Icceyehs Diploma fer practice Of
cety and having had wentytee years general and vsrv M
su practice IN this city, devoes his pescaal and
and ss Scran esss oIain Of wKS
the newspapers Diseases require 10 he treated ~ 10
symptoms that may prevail and the sages and
they may assupeand hence the least
Discerning mind that nespecifc nosun be applicable r.
20. ~"'~o - an
Ehc extensive experience ofDr Carpenters ~
nees o. nS enables him 70 offer speedy borosA
and to adopt class Of medcaes srranred nnS
pounded not TO offend the taste, lead 10 snss,ca
BsuRdstotay unknown to the Of IA
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

IDvCTOH HARVEY, laer.sidcpt sueeoc 10 s,,
hpmtal London pforns those afflicted with ,Le , uuy
dseese IN all ne forms Goyorhna Geet 'sbes1
"a suppression inflammation Of the ,css ,t e nn
destructive starss Of lucs throat nodes mia ue
ega MeIege erpton d. Treatment , Ices
ooWsa oi me space o cas week never fails sIvrrt H. $3.50
He wishes also TO rtinaetc the athlete Ina, i. m sc
bat produce s diploma from the Royal Coor 70 mpynes
oodcn authorsne ham 70 practice SMseone
medical schools in Eurofr. AoW'cuge N The hrsf
Doctor Harvys Offices Division st IN r,,,
whese he can he cossnted Al ali bours " S"hthsm s%m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18
INEaLLIBLE CURE FOR GONORRUEA.

i GLEErs, ANB ALL IL. 7. lshAsts OF THE URINARY
PAssA, ES- MOkGANS COMPOUND BALSAMIC PILLS.
rh<sc mill offer the agreeable method OF cure and az
Acknowledged by al ho have had course 10 them e h. H.
only uswerthy medicine in the shave cases Their ,,aes
widely spread over city and the tn.d
states REQUIRE any enum ~ 70, sale Wholesale and retail
Messs Sards, Fulton William sire ts-anS r,tsd
~ Minor Gamble osrsc Dey and Bro dwayJ b. Neocs ga
Broadway two doors abyc oecksr-J me- corner Ro.ery
and walkerw Horwe anal a. FIu~oa-aad Petss
Bmret . siNts Avenue cppoe tie Amity street.
Pre- o. per box
tox a i'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18
CURE FOR GONORRHeEA


INFALLIBLE CURE FOR GONORRHEA
.ssSaed SoMrovSD Pills have pstro. 90
DR. ksoa sion zas fEdnsash and siso al tn most sci
ssd The % 80 osn a ana pc
to inc above EN- time They are s on safe plea
disorders aud entirely osyae makrs ue Of those disgusting
and Copavs the dangerous and uncertainty
As s s,s too c ss q ,ssts
I LsHcs Sdss. , y q y clinical !, pupils
tmen dare you have the wonderful success Of SUI
sss" gs%% B..a,; Pin which s! here
eompcated affections Of The urinary indeed M
Diseases arc the most csmpeie perused and his mode Of
.cnin, plain that the o
For sale in New YG,t e JB S.as. So grosssy
MSSI Gamble s"s Ms Hudson
born. corner Houston and Bowrry.
Wits genuine Morgan. Pill. have the Proprietor. seal
the under part OF every box dletfs
1 u POETS GoNoRRHdA ERAnCAToR- Havnsss.
ssaie when bs iwad states 70
very .upeceds the cried up uosms and SPECIFICS OF the
asy .nd chance han Ie,s.' e
ssos e b, t PcEs is sned The : sSa
writer Ias forwarded printed card Of address. the ut.s s
August 18th, 1895
pr TO complsnen,yos yosr truly
I @ bottle. ."sT different pss
but with cbagrn do say wtost any benefit
conhdng friend Ar g bought from
ties Of Eradcaior and after finishing the bstc not ves
uge Of complaint apparent but at suercson
the other two bstts and II three months ha
slightest syptom perfectly tree from disease
Believe opportunity recommend
ncdcine The cncoseds and address and should
one feel fssdous refer with adeep Of gratitude
ans yours respectfully, W. J. p, Morten st. ~. u.
Asentswhoesale and retail BY D. Sands corner Ful
ton and William st and retail by Syme Walker and
the Bowery Osborn, Houston and the Bowey y
Nones So Broadway It. r. Aust Carpne Dr Leeds,
corne Roosevelt and chenyss Howell corner HUDSON nns
SO cents nor bsstle di9tr
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18
MOOT. JACKSON'S PATENT VEGETA-
~ BILE INDICATED vAPOR BATHS, lss Bewery, and is

~ 8 :s
:sy
vspo The effects Of mercury from The
sSs % Of .Sa and ss"s: H
ach,o he digestive andcus aud sc nse.
Inc pea ing eTouloas ard chrem uccrs aud hesa
% s snd sS ali e less h
any ote srent hitherto dAo, kinds eruptiye dis
Sssan xs f,s @ %sfs
the spirits tranqzes nervous natoa and increases the ap
truth ::ssr;o.s D, appeal. wit. confidence
bath, are to 30 The only .nss sps1ioa ~ this eoSy
sthey resemblance whatever TO those employed in the
Visitors can have bath at any ecock to half
e nee e ~s sSn ladies at the Bowe Baths Sa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANT+RHEUMATIC
cine has more testimonials physicians,
and s s1n az, Gns os @ % s
tory cases and being solely rssste no RESTRICTION
ss Ss the
@ 3" sy The and me @
chile which they written must conv.ocethe most
''fs:
way Howard and II 3 Rayoor, rs Bowsv o7s sm'
TOOTHACHE,- TOOTHACHE ,-TOOTH
AZ HEiLThe too hashe sfiectuaiy and permanently cured
~ wit. Ss ss sh
ss %.,ssy found oisS; Az
thectuny by TINS
make this known for the benefit o public has been
cured and has not had cnI~e Cor the last five
The numbers who been cured by this discovery tho last
incredible Let the be eudcr the teeth
ever decayed they IN short time become capable Of
tcation, and free from pain for life.
nese drops will fail TO where the pain "
decay OF the tsoth and Of
he nerve They have effect only pre- pain
deadsn the efcctualy reader incapable
FOR wholesale and retail by b D. Sands Of Full
Aud retail By j. b. Soncs So Brsadway two doors above
W Horweu corner Canal and Hudson
r. r. Austin, IS Camine st.
Chemica Hall Is SIXTH Avenue nearly opposite Ami
~ ST &C. &c. &c. Price, so cents. n I'm
CDE,s oDoRTFER@Us COMPOUND or Persian Sweet
II Bars-n rrateL perfune for seeming cstes drawers ward
ohss and ccctua moth prepared
from ,c,ous combination Of the choicest flowers only by Rob
sr Chemist and Pcruner London in neat silk bags
skilngs each . .,
do well bear mind when they lay by their mo mantlms
hpas, &C n-Brt9hfen Herdx ~
ammo, be toe highly ndcdno lady toilet should be
wfhost u. ~ World a fdrhfon -
This long esteemed and elegant article, by lie intrinsic merit
sets into public estmson IL tbs nsst usefs asd vsusse
preparation discovered Court Journal
Fog lsalcby JAMES IAHhANr,
n2H Cor. Warren n Greenwich ste.
Sv~urU nnUGUNAV. AMI GENVUNE CIR.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

JAMES DRYSDALE, VETERINARY SURGEON
late OF hc of Liberty and streets has
to Fifth street No 90 the Bows where he Veterinsr
insfmary with Nh its aduncts including forge far bse shoS
where The work done Sn me most approved
other affections Of the feet warranted being Id
absvs His horse SHOES received the two iss Fars
of the American Institute. 49, o"s
90 JAMES DRYSDALE, Veterinary surgeo,
fce o. 4rcmoves, s7 shoes 81 s~onr
~. .oos, - =. is-3ms
lD0GT9kp CAlE J,! PEcK.sLP DIsPENsARY
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18


CAssIAN HAIR oI-Imported from tho Island Of Circas.
sa Barnea. the last Indies by T. Slman, NJ d.
re merits of the Ccn.sian OIL rendering the Human Hair
soft glossy and consequently bnu6 well known, and
eng where banss has already usped the wuy yct
as an elegant ADD useful nprendage 10 the cradcaor
most powerful auxiliary the establishment Of Female Beauty,
cannot be- said " it, aver NOR be great
Nc, =, Unde,hl ~ Rce+ran st syme, conner ker
and Boscry Mr. sh,ehn, ~ Canal Rsshton Aspnwa,
Aso House, and generally throughout IN United states ~ the
Druggists. IiSlm
IMPORTANT TO NOT FEW.-DR. CHER.
RVS AsTRNGENT PILLS -Esablishsd iorhe radical cur,
elects and long continued srera disshsges while perfectly
whole constitution eccuay oprcvent the
such sasns cempaints Letters from an immerse numb
,sepcy Of these truly celebrated Pills. which Pr Cherry warrants
o coptaa mercury copeiva other ingredient OF PERM
cio~ stature the following extract deemed all sufficient
Nassau street, July rs, 1896
p Cberry-Dear Sir scarcely express my thanks but
allow ~ extreme hardship
n nv mind 40 much could hold situation one Il was
IN five different last December) and until took two
rnap &c send my address con6den'iay and my tesimsay
will avail will most chseuy give TO situated
New and retail by A. d. sa-ds ios Full.
ton cor william syme, Walker and Bowey and retail
by n o.on, Houston and Bowey; nor Gamble 1873
Rrpedvsy John Colvie J cor Broome and Broadway III
TIorwel HuasoH and Canal IT. T. Austin "a Carmine
ei Broadway and Dr. Guion, Grand and Bowery
Prce 81 per tox. dis-tls
40. 40 DIVISION sTREET.-Them. Is not far
oH when Hunters Red Drop will spersede the
az that known for the vsnefea Withstand
,s anprr eip c-usde rob ufs popularity but
three ofhoe that cured cvey week by H. are persons
bs have thing hey heaor adof Nchns less than
.en,, III on wish,o 60 further expense this Gsiwsr
sntca effect prompt and safe he oney
hom il can be obtained privately and consdeuilv aiNo ivi
.ou & Forparuculars, see New York Trsnscapt ~"
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
80 (lis9.As WnTGAT.
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ted, and will hereafter be published, sinai
tanoously at Cincinnati and Louisville.
Every arrangement, being nov made for
issuing the Magazine punctaaIlv, and in
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il IS trusted tIlatthe union here announced
will meet the appreciation. Of the patrons
generally Of both publications.. The rea-
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attractions in the work, from the cdnlribu-
tions oftho correspondents of tho tMAga-
zne;n and those Of the "Magazinen will
not only find the same, from the writings
oftho corespenjonls of the "joarnaln but
will also get a larger amount of reading
matter than they have hitherto received,
Not in the spirit of hoasting, but to give the
patrons of the "alagaziHe and Journal
an idea Of what they may expect, from
month to month, as tRo Numbers appear,
the following list of occasional correspond
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Milton, Miss Harriet L. Deaslcy, Dr. S.
r. lIildrealh, and others.
The Western Monthly Magazine and
Literary Journal, Is published dutiag the
FIRST week of each month. lis general con-
tents are f'ales, Essays, Poetry, Sketches
Of American Scenery, Character and man
ners, Reviews and Literary Notices Of
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tares, Statistical Papcrs, &c. &c. Eich
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TERMS tl9 PEE an1am, payable
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ment be delayed sIxmontlIs $ 4s0Osit de-
IIayedover that time. Number one, Q lhe
eV S6ries of thus work, has Just been
published
Exchanges, Correspondents. S PEI
sons wishing tu auhscrha nlc
dfess 3 the oll|1af &
KtSfs "a
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lNnKlNH HANns.
r. G. DAVIS,
~ q nANIS
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IrlFarsnn C,nnniv.

Probdts CowN-S Special Term, Nay 1897
.FHNO al persons interested in tho lands,
.A tcnemens aud horeditamonts of Charles.
G. E. Abbey, a minor Greeting: III,
Yon arc hereby cited to appear before
tho Probate Court of yeaerYon county, aia
regular term thereof 10 he holden al ibh
Conrf-house in aud for SAID county, on the
fnrfh Monday in July next, then and there
to show cause, if any you can, why said
court shouldn't then order, that said r0-
nor's interest IN the following lands, to wit +;
Tract If Land now in the possession of
Stephen Terry, and on which Ne now lives,
in, said eannty; and also, said minors inter
csl in Tract of Land now in the posses
sion of Mrs. Maria G. Nash, which was a
pirl ofthe plantation Of George Clair, deed.
on the south side Of the roud leading from
Fayeae e Roibcy, containing in the whole
.about $40 acres-be sold for his benefit
Aud il is further ordered, thai publication
hereof be made in the Southern Telegraph,
published at Rodney, and in the Natchez
Courier and Journal, for six weeks success.
sively
IeertHVthe above to he a true extract
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
MoTrcn.

: THE partnership Of BalIantine 8 Nelson
isthis day dissolved by the death Of MIR.
BaIantinc. The- business will only be
continued for the purpose of settlement, and
in which lhe namcoflh Inc firm only willbe
used. WILLIAM NELSON,
iSmriping Partner,
THOMAS w. BECK,
Attorney.
Rodncyy November s, 1886. 30
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

H-RACr0R3GE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN AonHn-Tbe
utscrtof gcnows dC ieuie DIS mrf-
ces ASA fae'ofsUd Commission Merchant
"a Mobile tsUupsaaees fai tisc
lrol uii cause him % emln ia Mobile
llse That he wal ho n 6 see many 81
his Georgia aud Saula croe1a friends
personally. Hois, however, enabled 20 say
thar he has e0nneelel himself Nilh C0l- G.
i. Mathews, of DliIls coRnlf9 ;n it Sc
Press and Ware House b1siRe by whioh
b, offers iali who NAV be pleased to pgs-
ranize him, superior frs f1oof Storage for
HuR coii,us consiguad 20 him lar sale
From bis long ayperieDce-in augusta, Ga.,
in This business, he does moi d5slhl he viii
be able 70 give general satislactim
FRANKLIN @. HEARD.
Mobile, March z. sim
0rThe papers ih South AEsIsnia and
Mississippi viii pqbIish the al,ove for 4
months, and FORWARD their aceo.ihts Car pay
meni, and one paper 10 r. c. HEARD.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
IN nT4cn.

ENIlEsubscriher will, at the next May
"a Term Of the Probate Courtof Jcffcr-
son County presenLs shis.6aal aeeauut aillis
guardianship Of the estate Of Martha Blan-
tons a minor, for settlement and allowance.
JAMES WATSON,
GnarG,Sti
April ii, 1887. 9-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
E.

FI sshIkN'f having taken placc
elAefa d1u ehaney, Thomas Al
and nissail nn the 14th day of
4 aAd having niade Il mistake
at @la ag''inN myself protest the set
tleineili, alld also iprWarn oil persons from
faal9g es note drawn ny ihe aud made
payable e tAe sdId Chaney on the same
day p snfil leaenE inasmuch as ! will not
paF 4 llhles comnelled 10 daso.
lEx'R VII LIS.
May 81 1897 I3-4t
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
10 TIE PUBIC.

I Office is hereby giYen,- Ia all per-
sons crossing al the Ferry opposite
Rodney, 10 make payment at the time Of
their crossing and hereafter there shall be
no credit whatever allowed Tor ferriage
MARY TUIdIS.
january 24. 1886. Soft
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

Nt aa nod has beer. constituted
Agcnl |'I kEIiEccA soRRRLI, Of plv-
eipia. leI oneref Attorney, to coIlcci
MhaleNer nnneys may he due.tho esiatevf
s1sH SQfnE dsceased Those indicated
g saia eslaie Wlll please max imlpeGiaie
aslfeenl g ne a| lNIno ahd any persons
HaflaS any a n possession,
afe enlnesll Iad so deliver lhe same
S. ]. 3. LONG
25-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
EGGEET7E EDIgxc


tits written ina pleasing stylu
tains lessons on ruhIs Sc economy,
ofbcing read and pdidereJ by nllI
ofpaople,'
sHVG ssrlrc ree.i With -mVc
little volume. which is calcA
good. TIE author is well acqjlSii
The human heart, and desirons Of q
the tone of mnral feeling in slt.ieiv.5
1T is pec9liarEy well adopted to
times ofoNlftvagance and specplatia
The sloryis well 'oll throughout; and So
sons in all the different walks Of lifg, nia
find valuable bins'
lit Is reple,c with spund doctrine and "a
utary prcccpts, conveyed on the moral-
three well told but simple storios.'
NNo cannot too highly commend h
work. 1t is practical in It's l2ssons, SIND
in is language, excellent in its moral III
conveys its lessen in an irresistible al
teresting m1nnor'
'lfihe book sh ullhll INTO the I'd
novel readers, thcy will enjoy the
of It story well told.
"a great cn:'i sity is eyinccd to
who is The author. 1t is said to he
by lady but her name, and " wv
ried or single, no one knows:
inagricd she ought to be-"
Husbands and fathers cann
greater favor on their lauui.iest
scnting them with the Three
"I'hc Whole is designed te
of m liberation aud bepsC
= sItdescrbcs real
cannut flil To instruct WbTe il
impresipeIy that reuIiodepcndd
in living within the nle9ns."
ALSO FROM TIE AUTHOR Of TnE I'D
Gu1DE,
alt is one Of the best things
iish language. l'Iis unqnathe
given wiihplta full and earcf,ii &
tion ofits contents, aud oil ihcif soc
moral tendenccy."
FROM MRS. i. II, sIsoURNnv
"'Iwas not able To lay Il out If ms
until it was fnished, SO deoplylG
was it to ne.'
s. C0LsIsiN,
l2l Washington Stroei,
February, 1897.
s
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
eertifythc above to he true extract
from the minutes Of said Court. s
NOTCE

NOIICE,
ALL those interested in tho lands and
lcnemcnts of William and Joseph Holms,
are requested 10 come forward imnedately
ind show cause, if any they can, why said
property should not bo sold, as the under
signed intends making application for an
order Of sale at the next November term
of the Probate Court ofthis county.
HOWELL KINDS, Guardian
Oct. 25, 1895. 37-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
NOTTCE
a GREAT BARGAIN.

THE undersigned wishes to sell his
plantation lying II tilligan's Bend, fifteen
iplles abpge sbprg, consisting Of
GlO acTes,
ah6 . huldred and fifty of which arc
nov ii cultivation, and one hundred more
leah ha pytlawiiliForylittlc trouble. Twill
aspsvAii siilsth tilapaarc,
TEN GOOD AccI.INlATED HANDS,
and DE Cnp that is now on it. Thirty
BaleE hive been already picked, and dthere
are Hpwafas Of one hundred still in the
fed.
10 persons wishing to purchase a plan
iati0n, 10 better opportunity could beolTer-
ed 10 make d speculation, as am desirous
70 sell. WILLIAM NEVILS.
Acfober %. 1895. 37tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

60 AtEii
ftlF ansee
"a Aiensit0 'N6
PROD
oitr for alp @ rsacsa
rfoiitaf siv laonshs ihe Effe.ss'
50,a0a lbs. Bacon,
SEQ bhls Prime Pork.
2o0 bbls snperine Flauf.
30a kegs loaf Lanl,
800 It's. E8nyassed l.uAs,
ia0 hhls. ol3 Rgo WhiSkey
We are dallV expecting aa
50OosACKsof RN,which So x e
au The same terms.
0,-Allof tho above articles VIII q sa'e
low for cash
FAUVRRsi& FARNSNORIif
Rodney, March 9s, 1897 7-ih
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
ApIGzagEsTaAToR,s NoTror.

u FILTERS of administration having
u 4 been granted to the undersigned by
the Honorable Probate Court of Jefferson
County, on the Estate Of james Sorrel;
decd. Those indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those to whom the Estate is indebted arc
requested to present their accounts properly
authenticated, ,sas soon as possible.
]. B. LONG, Adm'r.
September 27, 1896. 33.-tE
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
NEWsPA7PER pIREcT0RY.

and thoFefore asks as AZ favary that caels
newspaper publisher in tho United Slales.
will forward him by mail, one copy Of their
paper. lIo intends to arrange them u
States. giving their politics, &c. For this
favor, each editor sending his paper, Shall
receive one copy Of tic Directory, as soo
as made ready. The advantage Of shoct
Of this kind TO publishers, must be appare
to ll
0TsEliiors will pleasescopg the al
once Of twice, in order 70 give iticircnlatI
March ~, 1887
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

eniris Ailre Caa Bao
Aicehot 81 Roll Salah@
Smelling Salss Flar'd sal1
sk Amnaafie P4g Rbahars
Tartar Emeiic Svrsn of Livery
spinls llsrtshom 0il CRthagian
Bpls. Copayia Saraioga Poedse
CaloNel Sarsp. Cpbehs ~
Csmpioa Bateman's Dfaps
Cloves RRnssh oil
Powdered Ginger Cala9na Wafer
Aniim aial Wme Godirey's Cpga
Rlis.enng 0nhnen, Ese Wa.er
t'allsage Bark, pow.s Itch Oinmoai
Eanmon Bark do Learn Acid
Aloes, powdered OPslelj.,e
GuHi Arahic Ssidhiz poWsie
AsssiSpida Wine Biitors
Gum Myrh Sodaie Powders
Opium Worm Seed Oil
I.andopim White Chalk
Gale, Magnesia Goppor,s
Sweet on Putty,in hlad lers
Castor Ell Copal vssssiela
Burgundy Pitch Sprts. Fnrpentinc
Sugar of Lead Vials, assorted
White Lead Pofaahln Roll
Pearl Ash Wafers
Salipetre Pulv. Ipecac
Cteam of 'Eartar- EPSON Sails a..
sui. Qummc Senna, Alexandra
PreciR Elk. of Barks Mama, Flake Il
Rad.Ginger Alum, sc. &c.-&c.
Rodney, April II, 1897. Off /
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
EsTRNY HORSE.


\ Il ME undersigned being greatly pres
sed BY the pressure, Of the fines,
would respectfully impress it upon those in,
sIehtod to him, that Mnless they como for
ward rdmake payment by the l0Mof Nay
ncrt, be will put their accounts into the
hands Of proper officers for collection
Hoping that tbis notice may bdsthe means
osproducing favorable impression on bis
debtors, ho remains,
Very Respectable,
Their humble Servant,
BENZ. Campbell.
Redne4 BFii e 5. 1887 Ii-stf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
re NEWSPAPER IUBLLsI1l-

PIE Editor of -a;FlfR HEswsRn
published at Wilmington, Del. proposes
,,roD.,rc :.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

annH hr.
Ns give NAicr
N.ams aWlnsi said laie.
i1.FuulhenieaIed 'ha ag
si hy awi and aH par0s N
estates aro requested lo
- ne
q. IL hlANt3
November J I, 1886.
NOTICE.
SiiE subscriber silL q l
Term 81 BE Probate O.
son Co. settle a. hnat ac6a1ng
istfAiion Of The eslate OF RcnIs
deceased.
JAMES WATSON
April II, 1887
E7os7z1Tr
a
STORIES FR0Af REALS
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rmvtrr 80. - 49,;
with which tic liulo ~
yThree Expeiiln uis Of -
comfy HphliSh5d has
Boston and xicmiif II
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OF nJEFFER son co UNITY.
JUNE 5Tn, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

THE CONTINENTS or THE sEAsoS.-This IS an En-
Ssh saw which generally ushers an the hrst appear
ance Of snow in England. IL would appear at the irst
blush tina, thank you for nothing" would be the most
appropriate to such greeting Yet IN the oid
world where the setting in Of winter, is the commence.
ment Of festivities almost universally as IT IS also with
US in the country this is all well en9ugh In the midst
of the festivities feasngs rous balls es and parties,
that are got up cheat old winter Of his dreary niiu.
nce and in the meridian Of domcils, to create
a general and atmosphere OF our own, let us not
forget the poor.
This season Of es,vily u.s. is Of pisching want
10 them Public charity is and must be extremely par.
dial and insufficient II is private charity which il
twice blessed"
tits in the power OF all Of us to do much good IN our
imme liate sphere, and this, f acted upon would EN-
brace the whole land. There many compliments OF
the season but would this which gives happiness to
the poor the weak and the nrm be the best and sweet
est compliment Of all Think Of il, ye fair-whose
hearts are overlooking with the milk Of human Kindness
think a IL