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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18
~ DR. RELFE'S PILLS
 R0R. FEMAEESI

TNOR O,sifuciO Debility, HypochonGrla, Green
 Sick Lness, Giddiness and Palpia'ion of the Heart, Bad Dges,i"", Loa,hi"g of Food, aud Pains of the Stomach. The pills purify aud promote brisk cir s,ruc.rd from the foregoing disorders revive the reg. ar habits "f the unhealthy female, whose sckly and palid coun,enance becomes reanimaed. and frethens with tho natural glow of restored health. They are eO,ay conducive t0 the health of married ladies' . cep, in eases of pregnancy consumption ~he" they a.ss nof be taken. Price $l 50 per box.
 ad None are genuine unless signed T. K1DDER, CoNwAY,) by whom they are for sale at his Counting Room Mo- go Court.street, Boston, and by his special appointment, by
 Drs. Buel and Beck,cith, Litchfeld; E. Cocles,
 South Farms: J. c. Stevens, Cdnaan;
 Messrs. Loomis, Bethlem.
 Yune 9S e5w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18
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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18
FOR THE ENQUIRER. ON THE DEATH OF AN INFANT.

 DN THE DEATH OF AN INFANT. " Early, bright, transient as the morning dew, She sparkled, was exhaled and went to heaven" Hast thou not seen a fragile flower Wet with the dews of morning, With many pearly drop and gem Its open leaves ado.ning? And glistening in the beam of day, Hast seen those dew-drops steal away? So we have seen liUing flower In childhood's merry morning, A simple love and gentleness
 Her budding life adorning; But, like the dews before the sun, Her earthly course was quickly run. Hast thou not seen tulips bud |" Its honied lips unclosing, Plucked rudely from the parent stem On which it hung reposing, To deck princely lady's hair, And breathe its balmy fragrance there? So we have seen fairer bud,
 A living soul inclosing Too rudely snatched from earth away; And now in bliss reposing, She shines pure and priceless gem Upon her Saviour's diadem. JUNO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18
SELLING: 7, ], OFF (.

VVHE ENTIRE STOCK at the Book, Shoe 1 aud Variety Store, one door east of the Court House, consisting of great assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, Sole Leather, Calf Skins, Lining Skins, Seal-skin Caps, Hair Seal Caps-an endless variety of Toys and Fancy articles for New-Year Presents.
 Merchants will do we'll to call and examine tho above stock, as it must be sold for the most it will bring for Cash.
 L,;tchfeLd. Dec. %. lS30. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18
FOR THE ENQUIRER. LINES

Im memory ef CAROLINE AMELIA CAT1IN, sUhO died May 4th, aged eight years 0nd eIeUen nlOnths. We come to mourn. Within this cell,
 So lonely, deep and narrow, There sleepeth one who fell prey
 To Deaths envenomed arrow; Here lies she in these realms of gloom, Where Nuture's tear-drops wet her tomb. Eight circling years their course had run,
 And fast the ninth was waning, To fill whose orb one feeting month
 Was left alone remaining; And then-ask not the reason why Death struck, and bade the blooming die. Too pure for this polluting world,
 She early sought another, And in the graveyard now she lies
 Beside her sleeping brother; But not the grave's dark cell can hold A ransomed spirit in its fold. Her sunny smiles, her fancy tread,
 Have oft our hearts delighted, And gentle innocence and love
 We saw in her united, But like some rose in beauty bower, She bloomed to die in childhoods hour. The loved one sleeps. In chilling rest Deaths icy chain hath bound her, But angel guards will ever keep
 Their watchful virgils round her, While she beneath the enclosing sod, Awaits her Saviour and her God. Sleep on we leave thee to thy rest,
 We know thou'rt now in glory; But here we'll raise marble tomb,
 And briefly write thy story; And hither we will oft repair And sing to thee thy BOWER OF PRAYER '' Her favorite hymn. JUNO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18
Immediately Wanted,

Immediately Wanted, DY the subscribers, THREE BOYS, IA or ID l5 years old, as Apprentices in the Sao- Making Business.
 Inquire of T. WI. Groves, Unionville,
 c. D. Cowles, Farmington, or
 Amos Wadsworth, Litchfeld. p Persons in the way of using SAWS of any description are invited to call'at the store of AMOS WADswoRrH, of Litchfield, who will in a few days be supplied with samples of our manufacture, which we warrant to be of superior quality. IT. w. I. G. & co. Pennington, March 3, 1887. S9
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
 CORNS,

TWILL fnd in the of the Albion Corn Plaster w one of the most eficacious remedies known for Ina, troublesome complaint, hundreds thousands can, aud are ready testify, its having answered he,er purpose Una" any thing they had ever used i, so(iens the Corn and draws it by the IL Elves immediate ease applied, and is as tho rough AS ii is gentle tn its effects.
 REMARKABLE CURES!
 TFA gentleman near Greenfield wrilea-'' Ii has sarsd Corn whcl, for years has given me nconceiv- able pain and .rouble (aer trying various other rem e.es;) and having received such re'et myself, ad- tise aj however obstinate the cOmpian to make 'ri- al of the Albion Corn Plaster, and have no doubt they will soon be as ready express their gratitude As am." . bion Corn Plaster, observes" have made sale Of all you sen, me- aud find the article to be ali it proesses ts be, as those who have used M find h '" prove the best article for corns they have etsr met atth.
 Plice SO cenia n box. with drecti0Ne.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18
T1e British Antiseptic Dentifrice!

D BINDERS the TEETH beautifully and PeFma- E6 nen,ly white, embeilishes the enamel, removes lie e,or arising from decayed teeth, usually termed offensive breath, prevents their decay aud 'oothachP eradicates the scurvy from the gums, aud impar's usus, desirable sweetness to the breath.
 An experienced druggist pronouNces this Tooth Powder que of the best he has met with, either Foreign or Domestic. Price 50 ceMis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18

N. Ha. WOhkTw 6 CO. wRAVE remaining on hand, small auan. L.N tlty Of figured French aHd Engil1h NE. RFNON, together with most kinds Of wSaiae. Raes l10@ag@. which they will soll ai very iow prices, a Inc season Is advanced.
 ESbrusrvO. So
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18

Shawls and Dress Hand ifs, A FEW bushels more just received; Gauge "A Scarfs; HOSIERY AND GLOVES of almost every style, just received by
 April 27. 1. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18

uo rrds,,,.r ,-'at forty boxes of gold and silver NY ,hs"n.. here yesterday, from Buffalo, on its s. - z. " SYork.-ROcAsstcv Dem. sOM.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

said shouldn't have no foerers but we had nice
front area, and my young man used 70 getovsr the
ralns, and me and the lady mad used TO have such
fun; I'LL at last misss she finds il out and calls me
inter the sitting ROOM and ses TO me, She Susan
-ses she Susan ses she, you've dissbeyed the
rules Of my house.
As how, Mann says !, not Bit frightened.
Why ses she, you receive visitors in candesti-
nous manner, and the rules OF my house forbids any
iolerers T.
'Lawk, man, ses l, deed you're very much mis-.
taken"-ses I"docd you are man., ses l. Well,
says she, Il hope i am Il almost bursted into
laughter afoIe her face, cos knowed Thomas Nd be
at the at nne and sure gum there ne was al
nine So he Just whistled, and popped downs but ne
didn't hardly got bit o whites in his mouth before
hears missls creepn down the stairs; and ofore
could hide him, she comes right slap INTO me Kitchen
So she told me TO go about my business. bmt mean
lei her know servants amt 10 be treated IN that
way. Why, she stopped seven shilling and slxpence
for breskagcs!
Shameful monstrous No servant oughtn't to
pay for nothn, said Mrs Sally Shanks. For nay
part, sharnt enter into no family again where lneir
amt man servant kept.
Why, TO be sure lis very handy said the waiting
maid, sept when one has party; and then always
think man as you don't want is great BORE Dye
think your misses el come this mosnin!
Not she-nor yours nuther,' sad the nous mad
They'll be ashamed and you'll see we shall get
WIZ we wants Jesce Is lestice, ana no msss ooa'
OF Elt to put on servant.
sAh,' replied the lady's maid, you should just
read sAnn Wolstonecroil. She tells yer what the
rights of woman is It's quite shameful our treat
ment-we don't get our rights
Here the fat lrowsy cock bowed hard, and the
lady's maid resumed For my own part played
some pretty tricks before left; tore three leaves
out of missus prayer book, and upset some wiirol
in her drawers and took one the screws out of the
bedsiead and chucked il into the dusho
Il did worse nor that said the fat fowsy cook
tThe last dinner as l sarved up, made The soup
with dish-water, billed the fish all to hatoms, and
know'd miss IS liked things well roasted, and SO
sent every thing up quite ror-(He, he nc, SAID the
TROY
All, hut rejoined the housemad, Il did wuss nor
that. Mssus had a nasty little whelp OF dog you'd
be sonished TO see how fond she was Of II, and the
nasty little beast was always a making me work, so
thinks my fine feller I'll do your job for you efore
] goes: so l got very friendly with il, and arter Ia
packed up my boxes says, just as mssns used 70
say, 'Prinny, sweet come, pretty Prnny-oi IT'S a
nice dog-come, my beauty-Prinny; so the little
beast let me take him, and | jest chucked HIM INTO
the cslern and there he is now, and they're drink
ing the water and nssus thinks she's lost HIM, and
offered half a guinea reward; but, awk mercy,
oney look how that there gentlemen Is starin at
us
Here the colIoquy was cat short. The several mis-
tresscs did not appear and theknowng Abgails took
out orders nisi.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

lDH CnERnY.s AsTMInsn.I PILLs.
N; .:s: 4: 81: y: "a: e, =:
sss; i i.I 81 4 :..:
- away mooney nsdiss sasss ssasSssyius
1i Ss
wanted Tsas's end v fsI'''
Pills sy s.s al hs fS , as sss P
removed e alas co ma1y to her cost know hangs
has been %siiss Sns e s's CO %
70: TO l s:
,Gssy more and hose who be scesnca
which fuzzy bearoat ths Doctor 'sasser'ions.
have much pleasure subscribing the efficacy 81 b.
cherys Astpgen Pills as expeIin enls'y ir,c thsnE up
wards Of 500 cases and always the sane nsod W. peieas
cure ,,., ~ ~ !. A. bABNG1ON,
The two following have ereceny beer ro highly
RESPECTABLE individuals verify oe >.
Dr. cheyDear srlbegyour acceptance Of enclose sac
S g. iasss nc on Y lad Ss
you eta ing hst tailored und,ra t. pse,om Gle. and lad
b he'd gh ss but s,s
hs ''si been
Lss n"d ss sasy hardly
sAM6EEEL T. t.. E, Philadelphia.
Dr. Cherry Dear sir, regret extrpn ely a n, cans v,so,
na me- 10 sy a NY @ eS yh Id
reyed msd much tina souc bold on 10 situation
ofapy ens OF time Luckily when f.sire, my bre;
yed from Albany where Pills had ,ccied hopeless
eurc and brought ne two boxes OF your Pits ThA
can. sha give hat my feelings pnHFt NE YOU
seud you my mann and address IL my testimony
wilt avail will chetly give to airy SITUATED as
Wholesale and retail by a. o. Sands, Fslten cor Of
william ST snd retail by NllHor Gamble and Broad
= j. Osborn, Houston ard Bouey j. b. Noes
Broadway DR. GiOn, Bo~sry Forbes SIS
Pear ST Q. Cross It. ake tn b. very W. Hor
will Canal and Hudson T. r. Austin. as mine stue and
DR.. Young, 80 South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
FEM IL q MPLAI n Cten, rs arc consider.
ell the eff acicus Fresen f In cure Of
chcros Green Sickness, Arm,n mica, eanal dis
charges press Ltucorrhca ard or rs bb
iy chef n ae cerstitu ion.
These troubled gravel wananed 10 be cured by
Dr. Cherys Astngent Pills Tho having bladder
pain n he kidneys accompaned with THEA, urne
NJ y. southern merchants Who desire purchase by the dor
will be supplied at very liberal discount and The
Pills WILDE warranted to them produce the desired effect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22
Iel4-2In
hfSPEESIA-Initsm disaerreahr forms, IS electu-
- ally cured by DIR NEAD,S ANTIDYSPEpTIC, OR


- ally cured by DR. MEADs ANTIDysPEPTIc, OR
STOMACH FILLS the only medicine offered veto the
public from which radical and permanent can be OBJ
tanned OF all those chronic states OF derang OF the dgcs
tive organs constituting that complicated disease termed Dys
pepsa
The symptoms charactesng Dyspepsia or Indigestion are
long train OF those disagreeabe sensations commonly called
complaints such loss OF appetite, nausea or SICK
at the stomach and sometimes vomiting BEECH ng up OF
water which sometimes iaseess but most commonly sour
gnawng pain the stomach heartburn, what called sour
stomach cosyeness palenes Of the countenance argo low
of Spirits papitnions Of the heart vertigo gddness
and disturbed sleep The number Of these symptoms varies
in different patient-wh being felt only in part-while
others additional Ones equally
pains in the head and breast daulence wind on
the stomach and bowels emacaon or wasting oi the whole
body with great weakness, particularly Of the legs This dis
ease has been accurately described by many wr
terbut how little has been understood the want OF success
which attends the general msde of treatment too plainly shows
Let take example TO illustrate this assertion Heartburn
or sour stomach being often very troublesome symptom o.
this troublesome complaint the attention materially direct
ed search article that should have the of re-
moving ii.
Sold by Hull Browne Maidenlane; George D. Cogge
SHALL Of Pearl and Rose Minor Gamble. cornero
Broadway and Blocker street, and by NEST Of the druggists
throughout the United States
None genuine without the signature Of GEO. SMITH
Sru
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

poor he got into debt with several tradesspeople;
aud unfortunately for himself they Of that class
VINO did not wish to his spirits but extreme
ly imporunate for their money. He received no more
bills aud the bankers refused to advance him pen
n.y.. Eventually, the wre,ched magician, worked up
to the highest pitch of despair, shot himself through
the head. Ii was then discovered that the mysieri-
Gus Baron had originally been waiter in coffee
house in LEIPZIG; but finding knavery more money
productive than common honesty he became ma
gcian and ended his days in the way we nave STA
ted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22
THE EVE.

nR ELLIOz'T, Oculist, Professor Of Anatomy and dis
- eases Of the Human Eye.-From IL years undivided at
tenon study under the most celebrated Ocu
in Europe In AmcricaProessor Smith Of
the Medical College Ohowth the extensive and
cessfu practice in the Unien Dr. r. asserts with confidence
Eye without operation, except IN cases e blindness when
he operates for Cataract, CorecoOr and Enropium.
SPECTACLEs-Dr. Els pat "a. peautifu Transparent, me-
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property Of keep
ing eye perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent
ease the time suit without the necessity
If change.
defect - =
Dr. bees that he attends diseases Of The Ey
and in,perfections Of the vision only.
mr. Office 1858 Broadway. Private entrance in Duane St
my2r-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22


saws the Dew ! to |" BcnnsttV
s.v, the Devil to Bennett" one day,
Ash. chsnced by the He'll gate 70 stray
. Not ready for you yet, my boy,
NV darling, my own earthly joy;
NV bars are not very strong
Nv chains are rather too long
Your soul l. 80 restless anp Wild,
/ could not confne you my child.
know in rebellion you'd rise,
should : on cast on my den your squint eyes.
No. /" Bennetim you've served me 50 we'll
I'd rather on the earth you would dwell,
Nor step from those regions so fair,
Les, should be forced from my chair;
So, return my boy, back TO the earth,
TO the /" Herald and land Of It's birth;
Give my respects 4, the Reverend Priest,
Soon shall call him TO feast
And 10 him Of the whiskers black
Say, "Colpnel, you shall nothing lack.
Where the Ere ever glows
No more shall you tweak Benefits nose.
Bennett" begone now from my sight;
Turn to thy home, with speed ofthc light
Remember the devll--he careth for thee,
But from thy presence would ever be free.
GIL. III.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

Mossrre HssALp-susd every MORNING except ss"d ~!
Price two per copy Country urnshea sne
SANG rate specific period remittance Ia ADVANCE
No aver srpt unless paid In advance.
Evcrre HERALD.-Issued every snerneon ~ e,cnchf
Price two per copy Country subscribers furnished
the came rate Cash IN advance. 49,
WEEKLY HEaALD.-ssued every Saturday mc!ntne o. Mee
o'clock. Price, II per FURNISHES 70 couSoy
subscrbers Al - per annum, in advance
WEEKLY CHRoSIcLg-Issucd every Wednesday morning ~
10 Price 81 cents per ecpy Fsrnised 10 sso
AD,ssrpssssrinscrir - .sy N tbcse pspeu = Ne
usea rstss-elwSys payable s sSSence
CsnassporpnNrs-Are rca4esfed ~ sNwr~ ureh cttern
yss-s 0ordsa Besssa pssprssr - - eses - tassee
n be pa ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

IN. ISAAC FRANCIS, DENTIST, hes remsveo
nom No Chamhsu street, 10 No lSo Chaneess, oppe
ts Hudson and takes the present opportunity respec
uiv To thanh bis friends for the avors 50 long
him. and Continues practice in all The various
Denusuy His premium hcoruptble Teeth are OF inc pss
quality real imitation OF nature their color anu du
abity unnpaired His full warranted 10 remain per
manent to the without the Of springs hgatures on
improved principle moi generally known Any person WISH
ing To be satisfied on The subject dose who have worn
them for some years In this city, Also Drops engaged TO cure
me most violent toothache few moments ana al he a'"e
time preserve the toota.
Der the Royal College OF Surgeons Of the New
York Medical Society joined him, whose Dental attain
ments every reliance can be placed m.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Are inserted by Dr. Isaac Francis,
which be distinguished FROM the NATURAL and will per-
form every of that without giving the slightest
pain For improvement this art he has received dipo-
ma, OF which the following Lis s c1pyyv-
This Diploma awarded by the
AMERICAN Institute,
In the City OF New York, al the late Far,
TO DIR. ISAAC FRANCES,
For = fine specimen OF Artificial Eyes,
IAN Improveuent
JAMES TALIMAGE, President
b. wAKEMAN, Cor. Sec.
New York, Oct 1886.
d. CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo r. respectfully
SELECTS the attention Of the public his most
ehcacious Eye Water has proved itself most vaiuhpe
application in cases of acute and chronic inflammation aoa
ing immediate relief Even diseased for several years
has effected perfect in a few days.
IT Charges moderate. jel4-2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22
nm JACK SONS: PATENT VEG TABLE
~ INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, 209 Bowery. -.

These Baths Improvement those OF Mt WbistaW,
established the character OF the
vapor Bath the powerful auxiliary in medical practice
and Dr. yackOns practice in almost every variety
disease has been equally successful few of the specific eff
OF the medcaed vapor bahso remove the effects OF
mercury from the relieve difficulty of breathing,
and asthma and other diseases Of chest and lungs
give strength stomach the digestive organs and
dyspepsia consequent dsorder acute and
chronic Inflammation; promote the peeng of scrofou and
chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains and feengsfrom
the JOINTS promote the absorption Of dropca humours TO
govt all its forms less time than ony other agent hh-
used.
Also ali kinds q erupye diseases Eryspelas or st. An,ho-
nys Fire, Salt Rheum, Scroous Eruptions &c. besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue, the sp1, ranquizes
nervous irritation and increases the appetite.
For the truth of these assertions Dr. j. appeals with conf
the hundreds who have tested their curative power
These baths believed be the Only in operation IN
this country under the direction of regular physician It's
those employed in the Thompsonan practice.
Visitors have bath five minutes notice, from eight
o'clock, A. NJ, TO IL p. NJ.
female always in attendance wait upon ladies at the
Bowery. my30y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

DENT1STRy.
uNH con sgAN SURGEON DENTIST, and Manu-
- fas,uer Of corrptbIe Teeth, No. 1884 Spring st. out OF
McDougal. 49,
tible Teeth really splendid myZj I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

7hOCIOn "a W ia IA, NeBbss o. tho ~ raj Cs4egs
- Of Surgeons Of London and eduburah snd newber OF Tia
MEDICAL College OF Phadepha, continues 10 direct h aeo
the estnaent ofthe following diseases VIZ =
1onarhoa, chancres itafb o. the uctha bias
der PROSTATE sanss ees cumasm asue and sero-
fous affections Recent 81 Neucfesi cured w two ds
WITHOUT mercury preventative be had Persons wiz
have injured themselves by secret dsuuctye habit viii Or
immediate relief separate oices sio fuiton street 49,
Greenwich. TIE ,fr'c'csi serrrsy oesered mysy
IA. CAhPENTs.is con 1nm . TO scmigs,.s 20 I've at
Hc,ed and un the Most ard e6e tua mar
nor al his established and well known Dspensa, No
Sin rV'.-N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

MIXTURE" has never filled 10 st.sss-.s crav
seminal weakness so satisfied OF iis wonderful efficacy
Foet that he would not hesitate forfeit $1,000 In any
The increasing demand for POETS Specific, In this city,
in Philadelphia Baltimore, Boston, Providence, and
Orleans, Is the best proof Gifts worth.
New York Agents-A. h 4 D. Sands, 100 Fulton s'r'
Syme, corner Bowery and Walker; w. Horwii' corn'
nal and hudson. Price 81 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

Deirsed for he cure q sonohca and .. and ansoesos
of he offered the public
one best and articles sksve d.
that he fosrd It's all price, and great vrpe. Il
whca the puhlc are mfoymtd that ooorv bottles nave
been sold this city Philadelphia and Bostor, warrant ~
fensm ."e's - ne pe''~ WI pcnecs ~ o..sw
Ora nd street sscents per bDltle with ll directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

&C AROx HOO X s.-Tbe History II Printing by Isaiah
- Thessas-is sDrics ineuiry ipto the Production and
Ces~mpstos a the Pecious Mets ~ william jacob, ss4
Wehsrls ssAsto Dsosjsuary IN volsTke Americas Race
vsf Ra9jsHv Herald and epeval Sod 49,
~ 80 ~ lsS O. SHEPARD - DrcsA~~y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

rI,EFTH.-M DUPERRON from Paris, lately arrived
in New York, respectfully informs the public that he in
tends follow his profession in all lis branches For the con-
venience those persons who viii favor him with their conf
dence NJ d. win attend residence II they will do him
the favsr to address him his domici No. 57 Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22

N u. CARSENTEH, NO 4 Pest slp cs.6aues 70 -
IL vpte urdivtied peorsl att nisn Of AL deh
este y se dssssss whether regent hong ~
tSrssuts kcsssiss Of the New York s NJ Deal Sosssty
ise frev.s ~ ~ resSt 8 Army sSd fos yesp rac
sfssa OF this city Separate as ~ The psivscS q 81 ~.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
CAUTION.

A IL persons are cautioned against
IA trading for two notes Of hand CIV
en- to Lewis Gurley, dated about the
first of may last, one for $3.50, the 9TH
er for $3.50; also, one note given to
the same, and made payable to VIM,
Sadler for 500 same date. The con-
slderation for wichh said notes were
given, having failed | am determined
mot to pay the siad notes unless com
PEELED by law. A. WEBB.
may 26-6-3t