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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

Rich Cotton Land i'm Market.
Fk ME subscriber offers for sale. on ac-
4 commOdating terms, twenty seven thou-
sand FIVE hundred acres of land. living in the
late Choctaw country. Most of was Sc.
iected by himself, and purchased at the Dub-
lie sales il 1888 and'l834; it is in handsome
settlements from $40 to 1900 acres in A tract
The greater part of it is from one to fifteen
miles distant from the Tombeckbe river
extending from the Sock anoo-chee to the
IlObe rivers. There are some valuable
tracts OF it in the Yazoo Valley, and in Mad
lson and other counties.
Those wishing to purchase good durable
cotton land in healthy country, wonld do
wen to give me a call. In my absence. tbev
can can See at the FOffice of the Clerk Of the
county or Probate Court, in the hands of p
y. Haden, Esq. a book Of maps, which hoe
Ine tracts marked, with the prices and
He has also about thirteen thousand acra.
OF .i land in the Chickasaw country. which
", VIII De sold low for cash, or part down and
August Is, 1886 ~ M se q
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THE REGULAR

PACKET Steam Boat
YE=!!zz-57s--33z=T4SEEER- ANDREW JACKSON, will
$50 ply regularly between
Mobile and Cotton Gin during the season.
Being of light drauSht, and fast running
boat the public may rely on her.
For Freight &c. please apply e. board
orto y. e W. STANTON.
N. B. Insurance effected on this Boat at
as low rates as any boat on the waters.
Apply to u. < W. ,. !.
Columbus, February Is, 1886. Is If
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grocery, Storage @aE [sa

G2s'0ces-ss, SEos.a1;c 1.sF Cqa
B,gsSlttss.
FkNHE undersigned hav.r. ss,-
4 selves under the firm Of -
& Co tor the purpose Of trsae5f
sove business in the Town of Con-.
respf ctsully :nfoymlheiY lTlvurs
lie that they have erected On ,hsae
river above Mcssrs Clark & C.
commodious brick Ware House
bove high water, and uI.rT lAsr
receiving, Storing, Shipping. sH
cotton, aud ether articles whica-s
trusted - their care. TEE v.
the first boats from Mobile a lar.
eraI stock Of Groceries and .FrHs
'nIend keeping constantly On bar
tiCle connected with thai! lac q
which they particularly invite 81
cf planters, housekecpers, Men
n. B. Liberal advances maze
signments.
BENZ. s
Nh. L F
WM. J s
REFERENCES,
WilliamiB. Winston, } C5iaz
Charles II. Albert, s 1a
Maddux.& Woods, .FOr
Parsons & Winston, } r.-t
James Winston hte-A-'.
,Swathmy sl Tompkins ) ,.r.
Sn and Sledge, ''
Sellman & Crook.
Lynch & Craft, Baktimo1
Anderson & Goodrich, I5rJg.x.
ID A. Cushman & Co.
RandolPhs & UnderhiH, C-E Y
J. d. Dissosway & BIS.
Oct. %
The Mobile Chronicle viii
above three times a week, for Il
and forward their accounts
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

NOR cash. or on a credit, bright mula-
to hos, II years of age-in exceil-nt d.
ming room servant.
2 very fine horses. Baronche, l neat
tour, wheel buggy, fggt wagon, young
Application may be made at the og;,a or
the "Argus."
December Il, 1886. 15tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
NOTICE.

NJ - ~. firms Of Purvis
~ ID = suosCIios's ,, "a lanes Crawford.
h & An 'l VS. a. conar,nership. under
have TINS 91 n lo:.e Andrrws and Crawford,
to do,a general factorage and coiIl'lss,on w
siness. ANY business entrusted 10 l''eH ca
shall be promptly attended io;;,1,rs
WARREN ANDREWS,
JAMES CRAWFORD.
Mobile July 1st, 1886 oV-"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

TT AvING RELINoUIsHED he c.
S,ocs cgry Business, and sold our 1,.e eD m;o,
1ecA 20 eSsrs Haswell < Harris we RS
roaa,ully solicit for our successors The
image oI our former customers and F,.ea pa
Moh;,. - BUTLER & HARRIS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

Select School for K'Ousag Ladies.
MISS BRAY proposes to open a Select
1xA School for young Ladies, on MONDAY
the. 18th inst. The number will be limited
to IS. Except in peculiar cases. nom. will
be received under eight years Of are " :,
Finding it difficult to procure a central ST.
Hatlon' she will occupy, for the present, the
Columbus. Dec. 10, 1836.-14-tf
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r.. FIR

Has on hand a variety of Over Coats,
IL Cloaks, Frock and Dress Coats, Cloth
and Casimer pantaIoons, Cloth Cashmere
and Silk Velvet Vests, and a variety of other
articles, all ofwhichwere manufactured and
received late last spring, on purpose for this
Falls trade. The public are respectfully
invited to call and examine for themselves.
n. B. the subscriber intendes Combining
himself principally to casa business, and
selling at reduced prices.
Oct. 9Th, If.
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ar syiOtiCe.
a IL personsf that have anu &c.,
deees aa'ns. the estate Of nie6asl 9ssmanas
1 ,Sa. are requested q bS; Daniels,
persons indebted =, = law reqlirs. and an
led to come for,.. - ssils estate are reoues-
payment. 'u make immedH ie
ROBERT BI.AKEIEv
Dee % .4aapiiskrator
q snA
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Carroll S CraG11o10Te9.


700 ACRES, first rate Cotton Land IN
AO Leak County, on the head waters
OF Fearl river, well situated, for sale by
Dec. 3, "a I'm e
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To GERe Purchasers Of Chocsavv
Reservations.

To EERe Purchasers Of ChocsaVv
Reservations.
FHNHE undersigned, having been appointed
Il commissioner to examine and certify
contracts for the sale of reservations, under
the Treaty with the Choctaw Indians oF
September Goth, 1850, win open his Office at
the following times and places, to wit:
AT Columbus, on the 2nd Monday in jan
uary next.
At jackson, en- the 1st Monday in FEBRUARY
next.
AtCh cchpma, on the 4lh Monday in
FEBRUARY next
Such cases as cannot be disposed Of at the
above times and places, viii be adjourned
over to Columbus, where the Commissioner
viii hold his Office regularly afterwards, un-
!llth business of his appointments is finally
disposed of.
All persons claiming to have purchased
reservations under tine 10Th PARTICLE of the
Treaty, or the supplement thereto, will be
required to produce their title papers, and ia
show by creditable evidence, that their mr.
chase was fair and bonafde, and thar sn,.
consideration has been actually paid to the
reServee. '''S
commissioners win at the same times and
PAGES receive evidence as to the residence
q persons Claiming patents, under the 11th
a!tlcle OF the Choctaw Treaty. not emhrs.
eng however, any other than the regfatered
cases and Of course, excluding these cond;.
g, locations, not pending before CONGRESS
ne proofs IN support Of this class Of cases
WI De required to be in writing n the for9,
o. aindaqls or Dispositions.
= Is earnestly desired, that the pa,,ics en-
trusted, viii be prompt In their atfen5sn ~
e me above times and PLACES with ,hs, :;
le papers, and testimony. - 'As'' =
A. v. BROWN.
Dao - -. Commissioner, &c.
40 looo' 15=
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
entire sfoc, ua:snessg and purchased 1 IN.
~: .. s.esA Of Messrs Butler & H..s ne
Germ y s01slnae the Wholesale 60 n
~ ,'.,, :. e2eeSS. as their = q
We. sa liz lnl Ct ASAvEIL S IIAp3Is
So libersl1'a continuance Of the patropsge
sors sssa'iy bestowed upon our preSscss
9. 7. HASNEII.
N3obiIe, Oct IstA 1895 : lAlsis ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

ENOR sale iu Columbus, FOUR quar-
Y ter acre Lots. beautifully situated.
18th dwelling house and all necessary out
ouses thereon. Enquire at this Office.
Aug 90 stiff
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

AW NOtice.-R. RUFF & LANES
H I. HARRISON, have associated
themselves in the practice of LAW and
will practice in the 9th judicial District
Mississippi.
Their Office is in Macon, Noxbee Coun-
ty, Mississippi
June %, 1855 Astf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
II. e. LOF,TIS 3 %

B; T. LOFTS 6 co.
AYE sold ont their entire So.
49,. 80 trade--having relinauished the ~
salaAs business. Their books and s.. sllser-
GO paced 70 the Counting room 81 S ants
9..s,sns where all persons indebted 5, 1.eddl
- aested te'eall and settle.as shem
s;bls g balanced eompletely,as som eooSs
0o'unous, Dec. 9. 1856. lis II
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PA1MRRMRo

p Galley, has rmOVed his shoD
= TO the late office of the Democrat.
wnere ne Wiilpunctnally ate nd to ali
9 9o1e y ms line Columbus, Dec, II
1850. 1S' st.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
=. ,,,oroee and ComlnissiOn

.U.ctor0ge and COElliIAissAO"
Business a.:r
Art = ROSE.-Anuounce to Their
" fr;ends and the public, that they
II i rene. al themselves in the city Of
have ayes es'a ~ Factors and Commission Mer-
chants, and will be gratIne0 ~. and
Of patronage. Their unl'eu e" sn5serv,ent
attention shall at all times DC ss. bnsiness
to the interest OF those who co"uo9
to them. YrprD p HOLT,
JOHN N. ROSE.
Office on Commerce, between ia" ], D
and Cont Streets, over the store Oh . q
Paine.
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General FactOrage ana COAAAAAlAe-
sion Business.
"HE undersigned having associated
themse.vestogether for the purpose
,ransacting General Factorage ana COM
mission Bnsine8s in the City OF Mobile ten
der their ssrvices to their friends and plan
tiers generally, and hope by strict attention
to business, they will merit share OF pat
ronage. They will be in Mobile by the frst
of October, ready to attend to business en-
" $500 r. ]. SWEARINGEN,
r. K. WOOTON.
July 80, 1856 5O-h
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WE wish to hire from 12 to IS stontn.
80. gro men for 10 months, for wh;ch,
good wages win be given. "''1n
sept e. $50. Ae1ANA e ~.
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Dec. 10.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

III MRS. BRENNAN would be extremely grateful
who would give information respecting
ded husband John Brennan, alias Neal He left
aud the family way in November last and went TO New
leans with M Barton alias Smith, (cals herself midwifery
WHO'S reported be- very infamous character She absut
A OF rather below middle stature small handsome
nose and mouth dresses well and and wha good looking
with waddDg gate The about years dark
hair light gray looking eyes, meagre about mouth mid
die stature and awkward gashe calls him husband though
sometimes she assumes the Smith
They are said to have lately returned in ship Saratoga
Reade ST., New York, rear of SO.
- The benevolent editors OF New Orleans respectfully
y the Bulletin jel23ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
EGp2fJSNogM "a 5o ,,o hssTN Tf

- IiDN, NJ HANiNGIONS DluRAMlI INSTITI II n,
City SALOON, sBroadwav.h reduced - crns-To
meet lhe pressure ~ tie times, many additional aracons-
New Dioranss end splendid Drop Scenes, by the following
eminent talent NizNpssfs walker Bcng0urh Grain Duke
White, Jones Sewei Lehr, AMI Others GRAND HYDRO
FkNTOCCrNL
Professor the Piano, :. w Blssnrd. WIN willing NJ.
tend 70 few pups Cards with terms, 70 b. had al the ns
tnr.
DooroPcna quarter pas, md performance commence
n .0fN IL tgff Mks4V -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
RUSHTON ASPrNwALL, 80 William IT.
Jel2 40 Broadway. and 10 Aston House.

NOTICE TO THE PUBIIC.-The contents ofthr
confectionery store, No. Col Division street, olS rs
order OF the sheriff, Saturday the i0h inst claim
carpenter work held against $780, which moncy gave 10
BRYAN two months previous 10 the sad claim bot h. spent
~ rolng and dissipation The whole stock and fixtures
bought ~ by Bryam assignee Al the sale Bryan gave him
the money 70 pay for H. and gave orders where
stock and fixtures after the sale We
together since the 17th of March s and during
has swindled out Of more than $780, which prove
have bound him for threatening the said
and on Saturday evening last had him taken the watch
house. and Kept him there III morning, for threatening shoot
me with brace Of pistols, which dirk was attached
and We're taken from him at the watcouse The character
t monster too wen known 10 the public require
Their Disgrace from than by simply saying that he
gslnan an sconndre and deserves The patronage ri
American public Terrsdence Of this william is Bowcry.
ana known rs the Bowery steam Confectionery which
great abore % was ever pulled BY Foreigner deceive the
public tie has made assignment his properly and tels
h creditors ta, he has stopped specie payment t c banks
resume again since his failure he has shown upwards
$1,000 at time which he has concealed In belt rounl hs
person. and defy ANY one % get II el2G. b. BAKER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

CASTLE GAnDEN.-H MARSH respectfully in
- forms b patrons an! the public that the Garden having
been extensively embellshed
tractse STYLE i open for the
Ills well known Justly celebrated Band under the direc.
ton of Mr. Thomas Dks leader, Is re-engaged, will
perform the most approved marches airs every
pleasant evening.
~ y. piece OF FIREWORKS every fair evening at nine
O'clock - 49,
Abundance shilling for which refreshments will be fur
nsIed AT the bar. e7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

w UIttU FNkItFN4--ThN sniNrrIcr beng HrNIrOps n
CLOSING The large stock 81 goods w. has hand
cs ~ .ae % wholesale ra gold and SILVER patent de
atchcd lever rpe, dnpsy anchor escapemeni
seconds, and vertical watches gold guard mech lub
chain cals. keys broache. and earnings pattern
gold pencils mud silver guard chanS damond pi
AMI rings musical boycs hnrc nk cologne and aands
card racks thermometers dressing cases, backgammon hoars.
L. A. al Asnnn allNn 40 Aferlnr rtlsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

Aquatic Sports.
u BOAT RACE AT SOUTH FERRY BROOKLYN
On TIE fh OF JULY NEXT.-A Boat Race viii come or
on the 4h OF July the foot Of Atlantic street.
at ! O'Clock, r. NJ.
Sweepstakes for six GARD Independent Club" boatspurse
500 Entrance, $40 -
Immediately after the the race there will
be another Sweepstakes tor four GARD Independent Club
boas-purse 500. Entrance $40.
The boats TO start from the otof Atlantic street. and
around Govcrners' Island.
Clubs, with hired boats formed three months
10 the day OF the viii not be permitted
subscriptions to close on the first July
Application for he made to G. COLE ION
fore the ls ofJuy AT the Atlantic Hotel South Ferry Brook
iyn Brooklyn, June 9Th, 1887.
N, All Cuh> M row in tbp;r lnh dresses ;a7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
nNr. Do.,.AR, FIFTY. TWENTY ytyr
DFhDy MONEY i-snric Hats for cash y whoIcssl~
~ price,, r Aoer) No 80 Broasay, corner # Anthony

one word ~ puhlc - ADVERTISING the hest qualify
INV 0ur arc, fixed price does always make ~ any
stye 81 workmanship superior 10 another
or Instance the price 81 sir plush varies from 81 "a
g. per tani Thesc Hats expressly m herr ,r
city retail u superior manner, and IIa stamped ~ being
first quality unls- really -. My "Nc Plus Itra" IIa
chalenrp competition with
wboe orders from the south aud respectfully sclci-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

binary and delicious article ' ami Tor
sale wholesale md reta No 49, William street ami by ~
poinmen 32 Broadway and N other place in this
n TACT weil kown that Vanilla y generally used IN
inc here then, y ce IN pnrcst
frr tn AL except tc cc hut unlike H. prototype Improves
by The public W general and especially hosc having
tooth respectfully invited call aud Try pr-f
No VI William q Il between Fulton and John ny2om
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

Bostor, Jnne AR sclr Pilot, Clifford New iorh; ship
Hindrn, bacon, Calcutta and Sands Head. .
Boston, June a-Sch Renown Lowell, New York
Nantucket, June 6Ar. schr Monomoy, small New YORK
Fail River, June SID, sloops Avon, New Works Three
Brothers, do :, :,
New rSnoh June 5-Ar sloop Agent, Latham, New York
New Ifay.p June SID sloor Hope susan, New York
Philadelphia June io-Ar -loop Two Cousins, Mclean
New York
Charleston 6Srd, ship Sauda, Hamilton New fork
Mobile, juno 3CPd, brig Warsaw, Shcihcd, Tampa pay
New Orleans. june 9-Cld brig Only Son, Shoemaker,
New vork-2d, ~. brig Paragon, Drake, New York
tlctmood June AR schr. Hornet, New YORK -,
Richmond june s-sch. VIM young, Somers, New York.
Norfolk, June G.-sId schr Empire, McMa,h, New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONERY.
215 Blrpcker street. W having fitted up the premises
Berckcr ecInd bloch north ~ Carrnne ~ with much
anil exrcn, furnishing The Garden with and
bower, md from h whole tie having been devoted
the Confectionery business, prepared N even sr.
ce IN ~ line III tho best possible stylc.
" a. Parties giving nrd,rs rely upon H. eterions
PLEASE ani trusts they shall not b. Disappointed
70 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
xTIsITING CsUDs, NETTING caTtns

nI.n wtn., " naIal e.u lncy Isnd printed on PO-
The ct Maiden lanc 2ud Broadway ~ Stnn;S EN.
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, where specimen books NAV
BE-
Aso-SILvFR PLATED DOORG NUMBER PLATES
The pango which unusually thick the silver being press
~ rolled lor Tie sd cttscr.
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
dstinctneSs and taste.
LITTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARfu.
SEALS
black edges enaneed aud capable o receiving the high
polish. myll SIN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. tPyrotcchptJ
mvlSuy4 At the Laboratory. Jersey City.

tTIHE Won y S.-The subscriber being agent for In,
sale oil Isaac Edges Fire Works enabled 10 offer to the
public the largest AMI most varied 1t Fire Works
~ TN city, consisting OF Rockets 90 every with headings
81 every description; bran,se pieces ocycy Variety wheels
81 every descriptions range Roman candles, mines tourb
lons, Italian slrcHmrr line pigeons cxhibon size &c. &c
w addition ~ the above he has o the largest and best
sentiments Of small works, without exception, IL The city which
r. VII sell on the most reasonable Committees ~ Ar.
engagements for the approaching celebration o the i July
will Ind 20 their advantage cali and the above
". NNELIN Z3l Fulton street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
~ y. nAhs. IA CO cOkFFEuRs DE pARIs

Nassau street. at Maiden Lane. Having lately
arrived tt Paris beg respectfully
dies especially that they viii still follow
isson - ladies Hair Dr.sser Likewise; that every
ton and punciualy ~ those lasiss
their command. Also that they viii tie fashions
FROM Part. II y. Mines having had y silver medal
tohm by tie French Academy TOR ladies dressing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

lNlkE WOR ~ S.-Ihc subscriber
public the most extensive and varied assortment OF brilliant
Fire Works ~ the United States consisting several thousand
rockets heavy calbre h rich and fancy headings wheels
Of every description Roman candies, mines, tourbion
rooms line pigeons, SaxoD gerb Italian sreamers eoored
fires tor theatres signals for shipping &c &c nc Also 50
hssns OF brilliant set pieces tor ty and country displays
wich Lewis PageS SON. 80 Maiden Lane Gasner Young z3
Chatham square, or to
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

- 1hftDS. W. BRifIAN, Of the Bovery steam Leniec-
uoar and Saloon for ladies and gentlemen respectfully 10
orms ms numerous friends and tie public, that ne = always
tuy prepared with Ice Creams, Lemonades Meat >odas
Ices &C NC, with the various decaces they come ~
son TOT ef accommodation. also the best assortment ~
pure AMI whn.somc conectonares, manufactured ON the inn
proved prncpe - W. r. cuty invites those persons
make call ~ H8 Rowery, whom they Judge "a the
lor and accommodations Of his establishment ~ the
pedgng himself that h psuns all always find respectable
and select society with accommodating walters W w. In
tends % devote hs whole aud sole 10 his Bowery
tabIshmen also Mr. r. the confectionery department
and with the united cxcrons OF bol hope still ~ merit
unuance ~ he patronage already extensively experienced
will thanks CIR past Ggors. :. W. RRYliAM
Bewcry Sle1u Confectgnsfy sni Saloon - re Bowery
my26-lm opposite 81 RSincicn Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

RIit.lAEDs IMPaON +.D.-Cenenen wishing
A. To play atbiard purchase tables invited call
~ liB or y Broadway deof above Wall street,
thern Coffee Roon where there tables ROOM
try the patent Indian Rubber cushions
sion cenented beds, with iron eagle frames, am
ses A. asovc viii be- found The largest and best
eyeroiere 10 the public advantages those wish
n. u. Orders thing ia line with good
reference, 10 A. BASSFORD 2i6 Broadway viii receive
"A mi n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
L,UNERALs.-T. D. alLLEsPlE. se,lon bod

skcr as always hans ready made cohins ~ all sizes
also Shrouds, Gaps, Scars Gloves Hearc, Carriages kc
which he furnish the shortest possbe notice. Appca
ton Tor Graves or Vaults vi Of ne buryng ground
mctery, viii be punctualy attended ~ VI the friends Of 10
deceased send Cor the subscriber h. viii furnish all whou
further trouble SCxon wanting cofhns Ac, will find
10 their al, antagc 70 call II thc above place.
my9l6ws ~ ~ GILLESPIE, No 40 Church a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

MI H.--TkN NTfFNNUFTO, M prOpFetOr
y ~ The GI~ey Ointment, eHectuai for the
carI, Scroula. Ring Worm all of be skim hsr
re0ycdis No Bedford street 1T Houston where
single box.
For sale aso hy =. B Dodd Broadway corner "a Beeck
=, w. T. kuread Broadway, ~ Spring Minor
Gamble Bruadway, corner ~ Dey =, O. ID. Cocgcshall
Pearl ~ Roe 4; J. y Coddneon tol Greenwich
Sudnri Dcuc Park Row. aud 59l Broawa riut
Al u n In laIe uI.I q lrr.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

rLEn Ibid ptINTINtss.-The TWO GRAND
-, PAINTINGS, La BELLE NATURE and DAPHN +
Or LoLl MPE, painted trom nature by Boudet, OF the
French School, are exhibiting nj No. IL Park Row.
ALSO the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA,
which has been exhibited IL OF the principal cities of the
Union, 10 the admiration of sany thousand visitors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

June 3, lat 49, lat IL Greek brig, days from New
York for Trieste, (robahy the Tasnan Leverich
by the Caroline, Boston.
June lat 80 Ion 1890, brig Spy Doane from New Or
leans Tor New York. out ID dayby the Freeman Charles
ton.
juno ?, in South Channel, brig Henry Talnan Lemon
from Bath, Me-, for Guadaloupeby the Caroline Boston
June LAT. 359 NJ lon $3.50 W., Swedish bark Swea, er
fe, from Hamburg, 80 days out, for New York.
May 9th, lat 40 So Ion s. Gladiator Bril-.
ton, from New York, for London.
May 2h, lat 49, lon 90 40 FIR bark from Nanr. New
York and Danish brig Triton from Baltic New York-hy
the SAT- ma at this port.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

EOR SALE.-A Billiard Table with all the necessary
fixtures together with the lease OF the The above
Table the most fashionable and probably bet
interest than other the city The desrous
of engaging In other business induced to sell the whole
Germ at reduced price for cash. For particulars address
through post Office with real name FREDERICK
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

M 81 pAMiDON, corner Ni Wall and Nassau
his friends and the pub that consequence the
unparalleled Of The times hehas reduced the price Of
his Smooth White Castor Hats frOu a. ~ all crscs 70
be cash delivery. The quality and style Of tie above hats
a. manufactured hy him for the last years. well
known 70 the public orequre comment AMIDON
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