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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03

subscriber rsenee of the "Carbonated Sarsapara Mead,
ecommendedby DR. Cheeeman Stevens, Berger, Chapman
and others Of the medical profession patent rights for which
were sold To Mr. William Swain, Philadelphia, proprietor OF
The celebrsed Panacea. and for the principal cities Of the
lnon ~ the request number physicians and Others
neen induced " prepare syrup Of sarsapara, combined
Win other purifiers of the blood convenient and
portable form than the dccoctsn tarc spoonful three
day. mixed with halt pint Of water makes pleasant and
vaior OF = decayed constitution
Sold IN bottles ~ ~ cents each Dozen five dollars; packed
IN boxes ana semitic any part o the country and warranted to
keep by =. r. SCHIFFFTIIN Druggist.
III Canal t., opposite West Broadway.
Soda Water from the fountain. with sarsapars and other
syrups, constantly kept in the best order ny2.Irs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03

~ ENING PLAsTER-The most valuable remedy for
weakness and pain in the side back and stomach and for de-
by in the back and ons from the effect of fractures and dis
public. DR..
Franklin Connecticut long distinguished for Bone Set
ting willing meet the wishes of his fends-and that the
thousands suffering pains and weaknesses AVIAN
themselves of remedy and diminish the bills OF physicians
has arranged with Mr. b. &. Baxter OF New London Conn,
manufacture his Strengthening Save andsuppy city
and town in the United States None genuine without the
written signature OF ID. e. BAXTER agent and joint propri
etor.
Messrs Pratt Ray, druggists 80 Maiden lane, wholesale
for the city of New York. and for sale by of the
respectable druggists Price, 25 roll m3I 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03

n nsS EEas kMhsT1Mn1EnsoTn ,..a. .. sx
su re s sse es.e
and purifier Of the blood particularly saapsd those afflicted
attended Ss and isdss
5 s aeo. % Sas with ss
the air attended with general debility This medicine while
s he
AND AND % ans 70 the wso s,
q no .ysi Soda Hunter. No Division street
Pnce "a per bsttle my I'm
no THE UNFORTUNATE.-HUN RED
disease used directed, ba been fund every nssases
Snowedeei to certain easy cure sss was
sI.o be obtsned only al the Office Division street Aa,os
gratis 10 person m I'm
DR. HAMILTON. surgeon Of Ior, standing, and a pu-
and practice and in Europe has moved she
house No CourIsndi street where he DO cons,ed
delicate sdecaie The desperate veneea cured
hour prsposoned 70 their state and nature Aiendascs al
umes. NAY
TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. THOMAS STILL.
cine a.ed BY Ss @,eiseni sss. co%%sn fS he
e.. letter ulcers Of a. Kind. rmre' o iso
Ere pains N the bones EXPOSURES 20 the night ar. sne all The dis
ofssrapan i now 80 well Known that 4 generally admit
ted bat 30, surpassed BY any cescaie. from physician. q
tenn. *, Ssvs s SsG effects
me aeove hamed diseases Also certncaes NV" o'e VINO
This %sicps may Be had genuine Of A UNDERHnL,
yok where all viii be Attended 20 with rromp,nes,
Also for sale the city 81 Boston py d. hewana Ss wash
x.s ife,sl at Har. groaaway corner Chamber street,
Gyandsee, scbeaeu canal stIee Peter burnett, Apshs
cary Hall Avenue None genuine except sealed Dr. IT.
Price 81 per bottle. myth
IN. CARPENTER + eosn.u,ea, .. usual, ? az deli
private No. ne Pse % near
Of Pearl st. my21-u
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MANTIN,S ESSENCr. OF NENNEt.


THIS wholesome preparation manufactured by Martin,
of Dublin Ireland, and extensively recommended by the
Faculty nutritious and agreeable diet for adults
and children in i'll health obvaes all the uncertainty of
king whey from the Bag, and warranted keep
long time. and in any climate.
DIRECTIONS UsE.-A tea-spoonful of the Essence To
every pint Of Milk, then heat blood warm and let IL settle
some time before the fire, when viii form Curs and Whey
Price, 81.
Sold only Propretos Agency for America Hoppers
Pharmacy, No 56 Broadway Franklin street New
York. m2S-Im
DA6EAu's CELEBkATED STRENGTHEN.
breast, ide back lmbao for pou rheumatism liver
complaint and dyspepsaor coughs, colds asmas Difficult
~ in breathing oppression Of the stomach They will
give immediate and soothing recaad for peaannes
~ ease and certainty decidedly superior other
needless Such persons whose business ayocatons require
that they should stand or ~ much, those OF sedennry
bits generally who be troubled with pains IN side
breast advised these they
objections which reasonably
neraly The proprietor has had the pleasure selling them
daily for in this cityand ri The many thousands
who them he has heard solitary complaint
They paironised extensively by medical
probably intelligent physician In the United
States Europe that would hesitate them with
his or influence when made acquainted with their
position.
Printed directions accompany each plaster signed by me In
hand writing, To counterfeit which viii be punished
forgery Persons about buying them will remember ask
thew the directions thus signed They in boxes
with large and attractive show bsw keep without injury
In cmateand viii be forwarded any part Of the Uni
ted states British provinces order and liberal discount
made Ia those who buy 10 sell again.
In conclusion have only add that
ia which the auty effects have been produced by
o themthat they recommended with the entire
confidence 10 all who thus afflicted
Sold wholesale and retail the Bowery Medicine Store
No ss Bowery, New York, by -
my0y N. W. BADEAT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03

ENIISTRY.-TEETHa are worthy objects of the an.
- atomsts the psychologists the chemists the Daturasts and
the practical surgeon So says Doctor Hare.
f. GEDNEY, Dentist formerly of No. rs Park Row, now 81
Chambers has the pleasure OF announcing to his friends
and the public his return from Europe after absence OF five
years where he has spared pains in perectng
himself in the art Of his profession.
He has brought with him large and choice assortment OF
tura aud Venetian Enamel Teeth which be set artificial
ly, from single tooth entire set
T. pledges himself to fill carious or decayed Teeth with
gold sannail o them free from pam Tor
life and also all incidental to the destruction
that may jure the beauty OF those invaluable organs
lie kindly permitted TO refer the Rev H. Anthem, d. d.
ST. Marks Church; Rev. Fras L. Hawks, ID. D.. St Thomas
Church, New York.
He may he found 81 Chambers few doors west OF
Broadway.
New York, 18th December, 1886.
Mr. y. Gedney-Sr: Ihave perused with some attention
Trcase the Diseases and Management OF
the Human Teethr and think with the highly respectable
gentlemen wbo have written favorable opinions that the
views you have taken of the Inject termed dentistry,
have shown extensive acquaintance with its various de-
tails Your aluson TO the importance OF the regular atien-
dance OF dentist both in private families and public seminal
is opinion, worthy the highest consideration Your
collection OF dental Instruments thing OF the
sort Ihaye Its variety fitness, and nsh filled me with
agreeable surprises and leaves doubt skill and ability
in the judcous OF them. May go and prosper
mi8-3m+ (Sgned s. L. MITCHELL.
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nR. CONwAN, SURGEON DENTIST and Manu-
fact.rer Of i"cerruptibte T~th No 1884 Spring
McDougaL
~ DR. C's charges very moderae and his Incorup
ible Teeth are really splendid 1UMh~S lny23 Sm
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nR. =. PHINNEY,S ANTI-DYSPBPTI(
IL AND ANTIBIIIOITS PiIIS.-Tbe proprietor of thi

- AND ANTlBILIOUS PlLLS.-The proprietor of this
In the course OF many practice the injurious effects Of
drastic, purgatiye medicines, family pill hides
tary habits and especially feeble, delicate The cha
racter of these pills for superior mnes ucng
the evils OF the medicines above referred o has been long
established and the proprietor has the satisfaction Of finding
very many medical of the first standing community
well others, who duly appreciate them, lending their
aid in bringing the article into general will be by
the names subioned 10 this article
DR. Phnney wsud refer TO Of the NEST respectable
ind duals in the who have used these Pills in their
families for many and highly approve OF them. The
following letter DR. Phnney received from Benjamin knowe
ESQ, Of Albany, several years since.
Having suffered for time with indigestion and natuen
cy wasadvised To Try Dr. = Phnneys AnDyspepc Bill
say that they the mldest and most efcacous their
ration, OF article Of the kind have used and what
esteem OF great Importance they occasion sickness nj the
stomach procuring FULL ree and satisfactory discharges and
leaving the bowels In n natural condition And the
cheerUy recommend their all who Of bilious habits
or need excellent family medicine in consideration Of the
high standing of the proprietor the community medical
BENJAMIN kNOWER.
Albany, April lass,
References Neuc YerI City.
Barnabas Bates, ESQ. Mr.. Samuel ~ Tisdae,
Mr.. Augustus Cornwall Mr.. Robert Folger,
Mr. William w. Macy.
For sale by the Propeos Agency for New York city, Hop
pers Pharmacy 35f broadway, corner OF Franklin street.
Price, 37i cents per box. my3I6meod
SPICE BIT o. u S.-Tbese bters have been long
- celebrated for their peculiar virtue In terrifying and
strengthening the somaeh they appetite and help
and found very useful removing the aundce they pro-
duce Of the BREATH removing all scoutc and
sssoy behng, and great preventive against fevers
and They useful in all Of the but
particularly In the spring, by bracng the fbre and pre-
venting that dagreeae stessness and weakness arising
frequently from the approach weather
NATHAN b. GRAHAM
mllu 30 Cedar street, ~ Y.
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~ NoRRIIeEA PILLs-ror the cufe Of sss.. Gonor bn
and affections Of the organs OF generaon depending
weak and morbid state ef those parts These pills
known eraeaor OF these d. ease, when taken
ton with Deerren that the agent has found but few
uedicine. the great variety OF chactr which tho
nbeye Diseases I cheapnes great nduccmosf Ia,
and the fact that its reputation fully he'd
another nducemen vii those who suffer fron tho above
complaints
sold wholesale and retail atE Guons corner Bovev and
Grand 50 rcnts boy with full hreco.s mranr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03

nR. GLOVER continues To be consulted confident ALLY
usual Strangers appzed that Dr. has receiveda
lar med cal educaiisn and confines himself Office
add TO the treatment and Of certain class Of dece dis
Those who by
enccd praciones invited to apply his Office No 2Ann
near broadway, adjoining the Museum Attendance daily TIL
O'Clock, r. NJ Private entrance three doors from Museum
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03

OF Surgeons Of London and edinburgh and member Of The
Medical College of PHILADELPHIA continues to direct his
tisn 10 the treanent ofthe following diseases wiz
GoncgrhGa, cbancres structures tat OF the u-ethra bad
DEL and PROSTATE glands legs rheumatism and
fious affections Recent Of venerca
without mercury. preventative be had PessoWs who
have injured themselves by secret destructive habit viii Oh
tain immediate relief Separate Offices 2i0 Fulton street. near
Greenwich. The stricfes secresy Observed. mya-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-03

4 lh, CARPENTER, No Peck Sup, continues 10 de
vote his undivided attention 10 tho ~ all deli
cate private Diseases whether recen, or Of long standing Dr.
late Surgeon regiment u 8 Army, and for 75
oner 0fths city Separate offices tor the privacy oil pat en
Charges rea .onshe and all guaranteed mv2Tif
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

4 ETTERS administration having
- been granted 10 the undersigned.
by the Probate Court Of Madison
county, at the September term, 1881
on the estate of DAVID SHERER, de.
ceased; notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said es.
tate, 10 present them, duly authenti.
Gated, within tie time prescribed by
iaw, or they will be forever barred;
and those indebted TO the laid estate
re requested to make immedin!e pay
mcnt.
PTIILENA SIIERER. Admir-.
CHARLES J. SEARLES. 1dmr,
Canton, Oct. 8. 1887. 2l-Gt
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
Oct. 9th, 1887 20-4t

STATE OF MIssIssIppI,l By the Probate
MADISON COUNTY. court of said Co
TO all persons interested in the lands
tenements and Entertainments of john
c. SMITH, deceaScd-Grecting:
" OU are hereby cited to appear be.
Il fore the Probate Court of said
county, at 4 regular term thereof, to be
holden at the court House of said coun.
ty, on the 4th Monday of October next.
then and there to show cause, if any you
have, why said court should not then or
der and decree, that the lands, tcnements
and hcrcdtaments Of said deceased BE-
sold.
WITNESS the Honorable Thomas
SHAcKELFoRD, Judge of Probate of
~ said county, the fourth Monday
LIS. of August, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and
thirty seven, and seal of said
court.
Issued the 9th day ofScptember, 1887.
WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk.
Sept. 8, 1887. l6-6w
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

n ETTERS testamentary, having
H been granted to the undersigned
by the Probate court Of Madison coun'
~ at the last August term 1887, on
the estateofJohn Pettis decd. Notice
is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present
hem duly authenticated within the
Tine prescribed by law, or they wi
be forever barred; and all persons in.
lebted to the said estate are requested
20 come forwardand make immediate
payment.
ELIZABETH PETTlS, adm'trir
DAN'L. SUTHERLAND, admir-
Sep. l5. 1897. l7-6t.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

|DY virtue Of a deed OF trust exc
I'D cuted by JAMES ". b. HyremNs
and wife. dated the 22d day Of Sep
.tember, 1886, duly acknov iedged and
recorded in the Clerk Of Protate' 5
office Of Madison county, in Book Of
Deeds D., pages 242, 213 and 2I4,
uade for the purpose Of securing
Jouy +. II. CLtuoRSE against the
payment Of certain liabilities therein
mentioned, for said IIulchins-l shall
proceed TO sell for cash, at public auc-
1 t,on, upon The premises, on Saturday.
. the 7th day Of October next, the fol-
lowing lands, To wit: being the south
half Of section No. 2j, township 8,
range ? east, Of the basis meridian,
containing 324 3-lOOths acres; and
south east quarter Of section 10. 25,
township o, range , east Of the basis
meridian; being the tract Of land con
signed by A. r. Neil and wife to
said James w. B. IIutchins, lying
about three miles from the town Of
AIadisonyiIlc, in the neighborhood Of
6. G. TwwELL and others-upon the
sale Of which, by said deed of trust,
and an instrument subsequently, exc
cuted by all parties, am authorized
and empowered to make good title to
the purchaser thereof.
Il. w. SMALLWOOD, Trustee.
Sept. 0, 1887. l6-3t
05-The above sale is postponed un-
il Thursday the 10th of Nov. next.
L. w. SMALLWOOD, Trustee.
sep. %, 1887. 19-7w.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
PROSPER
oF TIE
PEARL RIVER h.

p., ''tttIg
! he undersigned pr,,,,
at the town of MoyiI,c,,r,,''
pI' a weekly News Popr i
name. We are well N,
attempting to commence ,
ton OF a paper at this IN.
VIII have to labor under !,
vantages; but we feeIaa.
Will be sustained BY 4,
the South Eastern part ..
as they are wholly unspot
press IN that section; We y
counties south of Brandon
ding.
1t is usual in a prosre,,
something of the objects ,
proposed to be p,bi,bs
principles upon which it i
Quoted. Our object !
speak out frankly, is frar
paper a source Of prof. 4
and secondly while we /.
own interest, make an b,
to advance the interest 40
OF those who patroni2e us
endeavor to make our pa
bic and interesting toou-
the discussion and eIucidl
subjects, which will be ~
ting and useful to them,
Jecls We suppose to be Ii.
to the great agricultural
the country-the sound
ciplcs Of the community
the intellectual Improve.
great body Of the people q
jects ehecting their haI
prosperity. Our politIca
IRE those entertained by
ina JellerS0n---ln laYOI
and just construelion Oft.
ton. We believe thai ai
granted to the Federact
Ire reserved TO the Stats
people; and that all y!o.aa
rights of the Snt.
a,ion of the ConStltctnr
Ierous usurpation on thel
Federal Government. 7
of our county
nelancholly example Of
Iuenccs Of the ESecOtc
the Constitutlcn Oh
ling all the checks and
which that Constitution b
N him, and acting W..
'estraint than bis own VIII
reckless determination I.
,wi favorite schemes, tho
.hould sink from aiIuerce
n the general crush. 10
If our paper devoted TO
ave no preference for d
Or princip'es--not men,
AptRrY AND TIE CoSsT..
TERMS:-The Pf3M
.ER will be published on .
er-RoyaI sheet and SELL d.
crs at five dollars in adV'
ollars at the expiration O.
lie first number will be y
le first of September nr1, "
GEORGBJ. G.
DONALD CAa
WonticeUo july Isl lV'"
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
NEGRO IN JAII,.

WAS commlttedto the Jail of Madi
y son county on the l4th inst. ;
hogro woman and two children. she
says her name isrOLLY, and SAYS she
Is Is iree' she Is about "a or 5 ears old
Tie children are both small, Polly had
on when committed br.wn bomba.
zette dress; says she hasheretolore liy.
ed IN Franklin county Miss. near =
'9"n called Liberty, ,and she lett there
ABOUT The hrst Of August last, and run.
away from John Owen and John Nc.
Gromer' who she lived with there, but
thought they We're aboutto sell her: the
owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take
nef away or she will be dealt with ac-
cordlng to law. - "
H. HAYMAN, iailor.
september Is, 1897. 17-tf.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

+. ~. UrI,I---XVo - I.1i..,.= !.
letter from - TII,asz ~, w - - %
man of tp,s c,,y c-.r, ,,i5,,,L ~ :, 5'1 r.
seen thai no ieri;n"s Inc NJ, ",',e'' " ~ ~,
candidate for Congress. Il Mn be-
noticed that while he expresses Hmm.
self rratifed with the nomination Ee
assigns no political reasoDs for bis de.
cIinature. bot only those Of n nriyafe
and personal nature. Tho Iudpe.s
letter Is dated thn o1st NJ. ond S,a.
received Yesterday. So that sIovi,g
the same interval ot timn far q lctter
from his Mace IN reach linn. II Vii
be evident. that tine ,cogh.yld maI
facilities. which we of liigsissjpni en-
ioy. is the reason that we ore made
aware Of his determ,natinn nj 50 Iate
q day. II is certainly no fault Of his
as some Of onr conteflporarics are in
clined to think. We are not prepared
10 sneak decidedly in rctrrcDec ,tn
supplying his place. but we have heard
On TACT he was sugrested NJ the time
Judge Huling was nominated Col.
Berry Gillespie, Of Marshall county,
proposed as a suitable candidate for
Congress.-Ndicdez Courier, Oct. 10. |
HoLLY SpmYos. MLD |
Sent 81. 1857. { |
DrAR SIR: Your letter has been re-.
celyed, in which Won siunifv. that il
is desired by many of the citizens oil
the whig party in this State, that |
should be run as a candidate foy Con.
press at our next election, and re-
quest that in case either acceded to
their wish or declined, nv determine
ton should be Immediately sirniGed
to you. You and the others whose
good opinion of me has induced YOU
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
NOTICE.


r'L hrm OF GEoRcE J. CoBEA e. Co.
: closed in May last. Since tha,
'lme l9 we have been trying to collect
he little amounts for which we should
nave received the cash when the work
was done-without effect. The bust.
neSs Oh aann'ag for a few dollars has,
80 80 lar as we are concerned, STOPPED.
mos nose who intend to pay con come
forward and do so, by the first Of DC.
tooer next; these who do not intend
to pay will also please come forward.
and we will give them receipts in fuH.
as we are determined to close the
business. WV
COHEA, ROLLINS e. TUppER.
oanton, Sept. 6. 1897. letf
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

John G. Caboua.--In a converse.
tion with the venerable DIR. Waddel,
the brother-in-law and tutor of John
G. Calhoun, a few years since, he sta.
ted that he was well assured of the
fact, that Mr.. Calhoun never suffered
day to pass without reading a por.
tion Of the Holy Scriptures.--Coiu
bia Times.
An editor in the State of Connecticut,
denying the charge that he has been
bought by bank, retorts upon his an.
tagonist, that there is no fear he can be
bought by the bank in question--as il
ssues no notes under So.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

We observe with pleasure the an,
nunclation of Judge Phillips as a can,
dldate for the oihce of State Treasur.
er. lie has served the people of the
State in this capacity Heretofore SC
long and faithfully that our commend.
alton is not necessary to inform the
public of his worth and merit. His
past life and history are his best rec.
concentrations. Not having been be.
fore the'people till after the death OF
the lamehted Mayson, it will be out of
his power TO see "the sovereigns" in
person, and he can only rely upon the
past as pledge of his future idelity.
--Brdadon Republican.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

oC,,. LARGE M
SHOWING iss lsI ,S.i. s1i A
10" %" 9cshlps, cip, streams, '''s.' 4.
General Land az .f'eyi N
by + Gilman, Dra"s,,. DIa'Cs, Wa,
eral Land OH a'saaa.a
| +. TAYLOR, Bo,,
city, has JUS, pa5.i,s'9I 5i'S ''I.'
Move Move copy right acc.....a
Maps which will Be- tsas tS.'a.'!
complete aud accurate ,s-a: q
lore published. Tiss ~ la''
separate sheets; eac; "
SIX square feet, and v;u3a u Ioa.l
y use useful and valuable ! N. \, I
@ III Inc lands Of either e., !. "a
every ., Item Of iaforn,,.a!,'' M
.ne possession Of the I, I.a1 ~ i.
to water courses, To- tova4o. ,a.a Z
&c;' Sa and will be found 1d'I'' "a, =
and precise IN these w.. S,I.'
Se Se sent by mail to any Ts.al p,a
States, subject to oniv a. \,
tacge', Price two doII5s,, s'a!'
OF either will be sent h : 4, 4.
lars. A liberal disco1,,,n !, n.al Y
again. Wy sA
Aug 9Th, 1897.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
- 7777@-l777slII-I-IIs---
NOTICE.

-, NJ ICE,
n ETTERS Of administration having
"A been granted to the undersigned
by the Probate Court of Alfalfa county, on
the estate ofRobert McGurtin dcaccascd
Notice is hereby given to all persons ha-
wing claims against said estate to present
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forev-
er barred; and all persons Indebted to the
sad estate are requested to make immadi.
ate payment.
STEPHEN STAPLETON, Ad'mr.
Sep. 90, l837-l9-6w
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
PrOfe ssiOnaI.
LAW NOTICE.

EOHN II. THOMAS will continue the
81 practice OF law in Madison and the
adjacent counties. lie may be addressed
either at Canton or Vernon. Any busi-
ness confded 10 him in any Of the higher
courts Will receive the additional attcn
tion Of James q. Harrison Of Vicksburg
Nov. II, 1886. 3l-tf
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
NNTI(,li.

4 ETTERS Of administration hav
IL Ing been granted to the underslgn
ed by the Probate Court Of Madison
County, at the August term, 1887
on the estate of Emily Pope jr. de.
ceased-Notice is hereby given to al
persons having claims against said es.
tate, to opresent them duly authentica'
ted, within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred; anc
those indebted to said estate are re,
puested to make immediate payment
JOHN w. POPE, Adm.
Sep. Is, 1887. l7-6w.