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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
u,mE suBscMIRERs having sn..r.o INTO eo.par.

THE SUBsCNIBEKS having entrroa into co.psrl.
i nership under the name Of STRATTON SEYMOUR.
Of The Stove, Copper, Tin and Sheet lion
business aud having purchased the ene sock IN trade be
longing the late firm 81 H. Mott Co.. consisting Nots
Patent Aplracle Coal and Wood Stoves, n NC they
offer their friends and customer, and be public
rally complete assortment OF sad justly cebated Stoves
which, after years of trial. have fully sustained their
still held in the highest estimation by those who
had opportunity ef testing their merits in point OF safety
convenience Cleanliness comort and economy in comparison
other various and novel which have
meantime, be- introduced. Aneng he
well adapted halls stores banbipg ROOMS chur hes
lecture bar steambcats and ships cabins
the saracenc CRATE, TO parour. nurseries and basement
rooms the franklin, 20 bed roems, and the plain and
syndrc work shops
&c. Wood and coal cock Of acknowledged superiority
with from five boilers and four ovens well cal
cuated for families Of from $50 persons together with al
appsDdage affixed either the aforenames
when lured short notice, all Of which will disposed
reasonable for cash. short approved paper heh
pa Water street. ROBERT STRATTON,
CHARLES SEYMOUR
New York, Sept 1st, 1887. o56ps&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

THE TEETH-THE TEETH-THE TEETH
II you have the toothache and wish to avoid having the
tooth extracted, pial Of Dr. Bramah Anti Odontalgc
Lqueur which Instantly relieves the painful Affection and
produces few applications mpenetrabe ceat over the
delicate sensitive affected thus rendering incapable OF
being acted by air hot cold water nastcaon Be
ing purely vegetable liquid, IL warranted not to njure the
enamel OF the teeth adjoining the one affected.
For sale wholesale retail by A. d. Sands corner Of
Fulton and William sts Minor Gamble, Of Dey and
Broadwav j. b. NoDes t44 Broadway sign Of the Golden
Mortar VIM Horwill, Canal and Hudson sts; T. H.
AUSTIN ST. and r. Burnet IS 9th avenue, N York
ID Young So South Fourth s Pbilsdelphia- o4lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

fatHE REsLOsOIBE ns .pUNr A. a
I DISCOvERED,-Dr. POETTS celebrated "Speche
failed ss~stt*rs stssN
seminal weakness So satisfied Of its wonderful efficacy DR.
Poet would hesitate forfeit ylo)e In failure
The Increasing demand for Poes Specific In this city, well
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Providence and New
Orleans, ia the hest proof offs worth.
New Work Agerts-A u \ D. Sapds, loo Fulton street; j.
H. Nones, Ga Broadway, sgr If the golden morar; W. Hor
WILL Cana and Hudson; u. H. Austin, - Camine
and Burne 81 dh avenac. PhadelpliaS. r. Grifhths,
9th and Chesnutr Boson-A Geyer, Salem
and Ianoyerss Providence, D. J. Woodwork Price 81.
o4-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

a HTdFICIAl, TFETH, without clasps springs
NC thereby avoiding injury the adjoining teeth the
principles q atmospheric pressure by LtvETT Dentist
No. Sill Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall.
This method generally known aprrovrd needs no
COMMENT being wholly different principle and result from
any practiced in New York.
His references OF the highest order ampehe opin
ionof the New York pubic this improved system may
seen In the following pectable papers
Vide New York Mirror, 10Th July, 1886
Courier a. Enquirer 26th December. 1856.
Evening 17th 81 ,oa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

nR. CHERRy'S ASTRINGENT PILLS.
Ian eectunl stass seminal weakness, whites
preston irregular menstraon, sickness and all aec
lions of sidney bladder and PROSTATE gland In gravel
ano where there no command bladder they afford in
nant ree ,.,.,l for few days completely
For sale wholesale and retail by A. b. ID. SANDS loo
Fulton 81
NJ Southern and eastern merchants purchasing
~ the dezea groSs will be supplied liberal discount
md the @ will be warranted to them produce the desired
fleet.
GT Price 81 per box retail sl4lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

Guns, GUN--BLUNT SIMS, Gun and Pistol Ma
~ nufacurers, No 10 Chatham STD. = would respect
fully inform the public that the, Keep hand general as
sorment Of Rifles, Powng Pieces Pistols Powder Shot and
every other article In the sporting line.
~ orders thankfully received and punctuay attended to-
". Guns beugh, sold ami exchanged. kinds Of re-
pairing done with neatneS and despatch. e5.ims
DIAPER BOX BAZAAR-No. I2i Fulton st. 3 doors
from Nassau-Conssny on hand for sale plain and fancy
Paper Boxes ~ every description, and for any line nj
business. via: boxesfory goods silks
stocks collars besoms and shirts cu busns Jewellery and
perumerl IL all their branches samples coffee rice wheat
etc. matches furs especially for mus musical INSTRUMENTS
drugs spotheca and stationary hat hat boxes and
bandhoxes for millinery articles, &C.
Orders for any purpose quantity quality o. Paper Boxss
to be manufactured received and promptly
patch AZ the lowest prices TO 81 article prescribed the
neaesi manner.
Regular Importation from Germany Of real genuine Coogp,
Waeror wholesale superior article market
also, most splendid assortment IF German patterns
pliers and embrodees Of description
boxes pocket books and ladies' books decorated with
seen before. sl5-Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

cHOEs, BOOTS, &c.-SEAR u PATTEN, mo-
- las Water Il. OTTER sale
5000 pair mems russen Brgons
5000 "a do IN CA plantation do
900 a, russeit and black, sizes IL to ~
81 ono no, = and black Brogans
l,Oa gentemen's fine calf and morotco Boots
i,sno =" kip, zeal perged nailed and sewed do.
$500 fine calf sewed aad pcggea Broga~
90o0 hip and y and shoes
$500 mess hip h-ogsns
4ono beys cali kip seal, and and BroRaps
iaopo ladies leather seal Bootees, Sbeesk Pumps
1900 miss and chdren's leather zeal, morocco and
hid Reoiees and slippers
10000 ladies fne Md, seal cali, morocco, pruneno and
satin slippers
eHo mems and boys fur and wool Hats, With
great variety Of other staple and fancy articles 10 The ae
oe1ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

nH..JpuNsON Is consulted confdentialy at his office,
~ No. N Duane between Chatham and William on
the following diseases, viz Gonorrhoa, elects Cbancres,
Structures Seminal W. sknes and the diseases
ing venees poison improper DR. johnson
To affection in two three days,
and the most nveerae IN proporonate time without
the debiaiing sudcious medicine, preven
ton from business Persons entrusng themselves DR. John
sons care desc themselves with
the aggravated Scroulous liberated legs
&C speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving Or
Johnson call certain preventative be made against
the o the foregoing diseases whh has
ed when ued within twenyfour hours after exposure
paid and enclosing the necessary me-
dicine, and directions for lis forwarded.
Attendance from g. A. NJ III at night Dr. Johnson has
moved from IS Chambers ol2lms
MEnICAL AND s.~GlCAL DOCTOR CLIO
vl YER consulted usual In the treatment Of certain
class OF diseases He apprses the public received
regular professional educt this country, and to
he cIaed with the sefnamed d., tors, medical buffers and
prctenders OF the day Office Mo- 2Ann street. near the Anne
ricap Museum Private entrance third door from the Muse
Lamp at the inner Office door, lin the evening 4
oil .dto ~ Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

CAwD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-
N LADY MONTASUE'S. COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAP prepared rm beautiful exotics and warranted
feciy innocent eopletey eradcales reckles pnpe
rednesr, an eanses
soft skin; transforms the most saliow complex
ions into radiant wheness, mpartng 10 beautiful uve
nile bloom.
Gentlemen after shaving, will find it allay the irrtabiliy
and smarng pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Underhi, So Beekman
OF Williams Dr. Hart, corner Of Broadway and Cham
bers Dr. Syme, Bowery, corner Walker ST.; D. Schehen
ia Can,l st.. corner Lawrence o3-lmt
nOCTOR CARPENTER, No. Peck slip,
IL adj ulster the afflicted and
nate his established and well known Dspenssry where the
prompt and ehecua remedies for all delicate diseases
dispensed under his personal direction and
ton Beware OF and nesrum vender that the
e disease eradated and driven the
the circulation, and thus enaing compl
OF deplorabe and rremiasbe Diseases which death
only Doctor Carpenter Lcenate Of The
New York State Med ca Society (cans no tequvocal
al honors d~grecs and has devoted much time
and syph ic diseases for the last IS
when properly treated speedily
ed without any nconye 10 the patient but much de-
ponds and proper applications in the incpient
stages OF compa hence the importance of expert
cnced and talented medical advice.
DIR C. enabled present his remedies In pleasant and
paatsble form deipg the scrutiny al Observers has
offices for the privacy patients his charges
reasonable, Office open until 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
1r Persons at distance may obtain the medicines with
simple directions for writing particular description
their Be particular Ia the No Peck slip, near Pearl
street o42ms DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

II COPOLD, Importer OF Cloths and Merchant TaFr
IL No iOs William street, begs leave inform h ends nd
the public that he completed most extensive cert
ment Of Winter Goods which he invites inspection VIZ
black blue; and solored French and English s)erhDs
Cloths; Mohar reersham Pilot Cloths Brgho, Beaver
suTerne mlled drab Cloths great variety Of sncy and
staple goods for pania looms &c nc which viii sci
or MAKE a d on m reas pable terms n Oll.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

EXPLORING EXPEDITIoN.-The Norfolk Beacon has
been favored with the following list of the officers ofhe
U. $. Frigate Macedonian, bearing the broad pendant
Of Com. Thomas Ap Catesby Jones.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
THi MI 81 IHE WI%SFE5Ll; BE 1T 4 NOW

Copy OF letter received through the post Office =
Mr.. }. Levson, 1888 Division ST. New York-Dear 81,
ine request Of FRIEND who has lately been liberated from
Drop address He tenders you his sincere thanks
gratitude Tor the he has at your hand bav
seen radically cared by magic ii were, lusng only Pc
se 81 Adangerons disease, to which he had rashys
poh cure and esson indeed truly grateful for the
ana hopes 70 receive saluiary benefit from the other
sen WIG l effects testify 20 its merits ans
Chritian phanhrops, most sincerely wSn that the pl
may De made acquainted with its utility.
y! pour my balm upor "a wounded world.
Ana let The banner OF disease be furled;
Lies embers re-nlume-while vet one spark,s aive
And bid the kindng glow OF health revive
Extend thy am-the suf1t reJss psngs appease
While grooming meath the demon Of Disease
And grateful hearts shall all thy cares repay
When stern ahiicton's chains are burst ay.ay
Defenceless youth iii PASSIONS firm control
Has placed thee where dark waves Of anguish roll
Where sorrow reigns, and storms of suffering fall
Where mercy's ear ne'er needs the peous csH-
Thon fee 10 him who kindly holds Tor thee
Those precious Drops that soothe and set the free
And when Thy just Affections are DER,
Go, rescued 'cbild of wrath, and SIN no MORE"
Yours respectfully, F.A. 4.
Sold at No Division ST. Price 81 per bottle This let.
can he seen at the Office sl5lmi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

sas complaints Of the organs Of geserstIen.
ofall enedes yetdseovsred for tho abevecenplaists hi
Tho nost certain.
diet drink change in appieater busin
We long ksh deceive The
lie. the medicre does net speak for itself one sha ar
fer it, Our object to Ro where II be had and that
proprietor challenges single of Gapsboes =
brought which the effects rapid cara pas~
freiIurc Of e5eo.
This Is pervades ranhs of 40
tyhsh low, nch and poor, matrimonial and single. Thny
presented with remedy by which they cnre thence
ithout the least he e.sbe Fuf
be contracted ia of the Artre : eIs
night going 20 bed when exposed.
Il up In bottles with full drs
bottlo One bo.tleasts swecx which generally cures
src cured in two days.
For seIeb Minor Gamble lss Broadway coneref Dor u
Dr. Guiou, 81 Grand and Bowery; NJ G. socun,
Broadway and Duane et A. g. D. Sands, Fslton
Of william, New York Jones TIutehinson corner Che
And Seventh sts., Philaf elphia cs-sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

E01m53s THE REMOVAL OF GUPEHT
W nhln-The bane of female beauty wkether I
oEssssH .ecL, or still unsighy The Upper In.
STSsvsny removed ~ free OF AfKINSON'6 Be
cut the least spprosch psis and leaving he I'm viii
sCer msn before By twice using the Depiiaory Tie
piicatlon Of IL No bad consequences from is ma ~
pseheaded as II may be used on an infants sur VI
The advertiser IS prepared TO warrant every hot
nm 10 operate efecually and to be perfectiy irnnA
enecs. Price " Sold wholesale and retail by
ece H. G. HART, l73 Brea,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

RARE CHANCE ANY person wshing 70 com
"A the Boot and Shoe busine s. wiz store Gem
pietey fitted up IN stand tpag ~ the bowsry,
aud doing FIRST busness haf an opportunity,
osretor xous 10 ave- the c will sell his entire
stock IN q ade, ogether with the fixtures &C. . !,
NJ D. The stock IN gUnd order web asor ted and suites
to the sea nufac' urcd by himself
For particulars enqsre I52 Chatam street, New fort
nts h
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29
TRUSTEE SALE.


ny virtue of a deed of trust exc.
AZ cuted by JAMES w. b. HUrcuINs
and wife, dated the 22d day of Sep
TENDER, 1886, duly acknowledged and
recorded in the Clerk of Probate's
office OF Madison county, in Book of
Deeds d., pages 242, 243 and 244.
made for the purpose of securing
JOHN f, II. CLAIBORNE against the
payment Of certain liabilities therein
mentioned, for said Hutohins-I shall
proceed to sell for cash, at public auc-
ton, upon the premises, on Saturday.
the 18th day of October next, the fol-
loving lands, to wit; being the south
hall OF section No. 25, township 3.
range east, of the basis meridian.
containing 324 3-lo0ths acres; and
south east quarter of section No. as.
township 8, range 9 east of the basis
meridian; being the tract Of land con.
signed by A. T. Neil and wife to
sad James w, B. Hutchins, living
a9ou !, three miles from the town Of
NMadlsonville, in the neighborhood of
u. IT, IIpwELL and others---upon tbc
sale of which, by said deed Of trust.
and an instrument subsequently exc,
ou'ed by all parties, am authorized
ana empowsrad TO make good title TO
the purchaser thereof.
ENooH W. SMALLWOOD. |
Trustee.
Sept. Q, 1897. 18-st
!, vs. 81 The above sale is postponed I'M |
I'll Thursday the 10Th Of Nov. new
f. W. SMALLWOOD, Trustee.
sep. 70, 1887. l6-7w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

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strt 90 present. l., fs.ohi ~
bns rtnfHf i ID
fsa kfFFWhff fM W MH FniHif
Govt Hsftat smffF $685. Fhsfs
If t5
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29
NO1'lCE.

h Ill, Of administration haviog
4 ' os,a s9OsIe Court Of Alfalfa county On
M, Mes, estate Of Robert McGurtin deacesse On
Notice : hereby given to all persons TsI Io
mem duiy authenticated within ,ba aV ,;s.ll'
prescribed IS BY Law, Or they will be 'q 5o rme
ate payment. i'ahe ifmadl-
81 STEPHEN p len sTApLEToN .d,,,,
Sep' 70, loS7-la-6w Wv Aa mr.
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many hafm aaA 4aHf iaH
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XVII, l##hihR party Who nee Iel ht NJ
,f "Fi.e ti9 temJ #iwniis
~ e relation % thaf bfileI anI
'''''<'i 'f'@s' Fifhrn5 spoke hl.
49,, $3.50 WV Y, Aei in'p ihmma1d
8a N.U
rssoi,'..'li...'" VIZ a''VI', and hse Hll
,.',' '',''.ial.' y" warmth boifayed hlm.
".I s'o"'hF tulo9y nl ihe South
NIX ~ ,Ap'osalon y determine I
49,. ~, !" see "s nights tramplcd
~ 'hp''pH talked ~ IBIS WuIitI
'uEh Wy about The odd worn ont
~ y Nsub aud The $4,000 pau.
,n ~, ~ wv united states Bank, &c. y
~ vhn Fepe'0l kentucky, also had
W Wy o' . li'uc Steam on the occa.
hoh md ~ Tact all the members
seemed ~ bo boiling over with dicI
pnfpng thoughts within. lmly exc
cep1 old John Quincy Adams, how.
even VINO sat and looked silently on,
apparently very much amused at the
worry warfare. All the Wing mem
pers who spoke invariably gave a
nlow upon the Message and its author.
In TACT, all men of intelligence here.
except Office holders and seekers, re-
gard the Message with feelings of in.
dlgnation. Yesterday, heard Mr..
lay IN tho Senate express bis views
o. tho Message in a single sentence.
alter the Secretary had
in'Shed reading II, no arose TO second
a motion Tor printing five hundred
copies, and took that occasion to say
that he deeply regretted that members
o' congress should be called from
then homes, at this inconvenient pc
l,o1 oil the year, TO deliberate upon
s1ca recommendations !--(holding the
message IN ms hand and casting it
rom nun Wl'h contempt on every
'ca'ute.) ne made some other OBJ
serEa'ionsi but the manner, more than
th n matter, electrified the hearers.
.,, nere acknowledge MIR. Clay as the
yu,o'sest man IN the opposition.
"J , 10 ood, mississippi would pro-
PITY appreciate nm!
was disappointed IN the appear
49, ,e VI oa'nouh' lie appears much
soIuser man than antlclpaied--and
soDn s',''ihg countenance, such
eout'eous denmeanor, combined with
luo'i an intellectual oountenance as
~ possesses must invariably arouse
.ne a',ehuon OF lne stranger, and im-
.ess nun WIN the conviction that
aa y, Is lhe most prominent man
III W, nne senate. -
anu quesuoh whether Messrs. Clai-
ooihe una 1holson are entitled to their
SEATS VIII probably come up next
N.l
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having .u.H.elHH prlze,io tlr ff.aaI.
ofihu gfnal mll Ibu..r
l2f 1He HrvHH WrF uf lhn rHlfe
IA Vernon ami .n vicinity. vbo wo,o
l8aniIy NJ fhf election If Goo. p,,n....
t0f. considered what dfopvsJ f,,., G,i
Phillips anI Sal Halat a pje,ioe 4, yo,.
uf and suupoG ponIoxfrg npd ,t,i,a' NJ.
Wes not 10 that ipr candidate Ill., -.
oIs fion. 900 set n wa pretty wcu upJ,r
STOOL Dha, be- voud be-. throughout fbo
Staie; so that whether mr. was or vasooi
q candidate prc, lous ID our election. "a,
State representative docs not In tho leas,
affect tho matter under confederation
TO convince Col. Phlllipq. m rather
the people. who have rcnl ina L,,e Ars
sage Cor feel satisfied lbattho Col MI.
self needs not to be- convinced of tho faon
that he did make such n DieJoe. will mon!
ton that on tho Saturday. or some Gy
days previous 10 the election. no,rly iii
the candidates were nj Vernon sboro
thoy addressed the people dsrinc tba, Jov,
AS Maj. Haley and Col phillins wero
walking from the Tavern. toward, ~
store Of Mr., O. ]. E St,art ,,a, ~
and Maj. Haley having introduced a.
subject of the election Of United States
Senator, remarked that he and Col Phil.
lips were ofthe same sentiments, and ,h,t
they, ifelected would support Geo. poin.
dexter for the United States Senate. altho
ne was not at that time candidate, Mai
Haley also observed that it were better
not to oliiate this question, as many Of mo
Wings were opposed to Poindcxier and
might be the means of defeating the
election ofhimself and Phillips. During
All tmstmo Col, Phillips stood passiyely
by saying neither yea, or nay on the sinh
lecti but by his tacit concent to what
MAJ Haley promulgcd as the sentiments
OF both, considered him pIedced not ho
ing learned in tho science Of 'aolitical
dodgeing. Upon their faith Of ,hat pledoe
many oGus in and about Vernon Voted
for him. If Maj. Haley was no, author
i2ed thus to pledge Col, Phillips. and if
the Col did not consider it pledge, whvI
did he not speak and alter the imnress;o 1
which he saw was made on NV mind2
The conversation was doubtless intended
to produce the very impression unon nv
mind which itdid produce,a and sinanla rAo
me indeedwould be any other construction
OF tho matter, Should have said Col docs
the Major represent you truly, IF had
asked the question, the answer would
have been YES. The manner in which
these men fulfilled their trust is known
TO all Maj. Haley stuck to his text. and
discharged his duty, and therefore needs
no Message, "long drawn outn 10 iust;fvi
himself to his constituents, but the Coi
bong unfortunately troubled with nj
treachorous memory, forgot his pledges
iailed to redeem his hand, and will be
shortly protested.
| beloved at the time and do still ba
' ,I'n that the conduct of Col, Phillips on
inc occasion referred to was a PLEDGE TO
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

Mr. Upper the joint Editor Of this pa
per has arrived at home.
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election
We are a1'hoti o,ls
W. Ftfgiae, Esq,s,sYS,..
resent Madison Co toiv III u. !
la'oro, 9l tho NremIs,'s'.
. w We are aatior.,si Il
LEWIS N GARRgTT ii
ate TO represent Tie papsis \
tyin the next Lsgislatu1.as
election - November nsn |
, vt We are authorised
Benjamin G Marshall. h.
date for the Legislaruro,asl
yembor election.
We are authorised toad
Hon. NlcnoL,s CALtlHlp.ml
to represent this county, il \
gislalure.
-. Copniy TREASURED
We are authorised to apDo|
PACK, as a candidate for cgl.1|
rer, at the Nov. election.
We arc authorised 10 an1nI
COX, as a candidate for coaDtv
At tie next election.
NJ. {. CAyCE is a candiigs
Treasurer, at the Nov. eIectDI
Circuit Court Clal
QWe are authorised 10 /,
y, LIVINGSTON, as a candia,s
'l the circuit court, of this cod
November election
GIVE are authorized n
MILAN Riley, as a candidsil
ice OF Clerk of the Circuit cg|
county at the next Novcmberl
We are authorized toannoui
Hicks as u candidate fer the A
;ult Clerk at the November ID
Probate Clerk. |
JOHN NJ. IlENaY is a candid
'ate clerk, at the Nov. electiOj
VT We are authorised tol
DIN T. CAMERON, ESQ, |
ate for tile Office Of clerk oftEi
'ourt, for this county, at ha
elections.
WE are authorised 10 annuI
IAN A. LACK, as a candidate
Jerk, at the next Novembeit
OF WE are authorised to a
. BRlSCOE, as a candidate ID
fclerk OF the probate courtht
7, at the next November elec
We are authorized to annaI
'ARTY, as a candidate for Proi
| the November election.
:. Sheriff. |
We are authorised to annOi
EFT X. ALLEN, as a candidate
ce of high Sheriff of this cout,
lsuing election.
Assessor and ColletiaI
We are authorized ia annOi
IN |. GEE as a candidate for
I'd Collector of Madison COunI
avember election.
We are authorized tpannouhi
Curtis as a candidate fQi
ID Collector Of Madison COUNT
We are authorized to anaolR1
ENRy as a candidate for As
'llector of Madison county
ovember election.
We understand from good
at c. &. Mayson, the preset
the state, is a candidate for
. THE CITIZENS UF w
rDTTNTT
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

MARRlED--In this county. on Tbn,,
9sy evening, the 2lst instant, Mr.. DANIEL
MORSE, of Camden, to Miss ErIz,prrn
DEAR, daughter of John Dear, Eso--
all of Madison
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

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