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The herald., 1837-04-11
CONCERT.

CONCERT.
Ij- MIR. H. RUSSELL, sincerely grateful Dr the kind aad
Hat esilmonals appreciation
upon his professional eAerions, bcI inform h
aud the publ his econa Concr viii be gwen al
the Saoon Of Cuy Hotel eaGesday evening" thu
l2h INST which he will he by the
i musical talent ~ the cy aides by Nh b. schlesnser
the
tickets will be there be persons comfoa
bly, seated ~ The Saloon programme OF the scriance viii
appear hereafter asst
DZooLoGICAL INsIITUTE.-rhis inter. sting establish
which has been VISITED November by upwards TO-
uday u. 10Th INST 10 en2De The Managers 10 make
mens for their grand Fill that day,
uer c auacAis ot TINS unique eNiDton rs great a. possible
they have effected an engagement with Mr. nda aud the os
ton Brass Band under his deciion This i ,plendd
chesta lunshd "lth an ampe va OF new d popular
cc' conssth. % "Vffes POT pous caVatiaas, ~d'les
great quantity Of ches, and choice ecimens
ioa N most admired works Of Handel Mozart Hayden
and s o.t eminent modern naers aans expressly for and
d-dcead TO Mr. kendafs Brass Band.
The Concert viii commence aa AZ -c ck IN the afternoon
and at each and viii aiisrd to the lovers Of
entertainment IN this any other courtry Th
agers notwithstanding the tAp~nse OF this additional feature
nave limited the adnslen 70 the ussa rate % dren
mfpnc distl5
DIOKAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SALOON.
OPPOSITE ST. pAULs CHURCH, BROADWAY.
- the week, addition OF three new pieces 10 HANiNGrOHo
MOVING DiOkAMASlust umeuta Concert, the German
Mnsres with h usual varied Of the evening
sstlng OF FQeen DOranic Iien and the nmtab FANTOC
ciNi will be ior M ,he ! iisi T Tine Tine shown @ me
the departure ofe troops land and winter
IN the proud array Of ma grandeur BY Walker; also by the
some eminent art 81, beautiful
SAN JOSEPH " ~
with funeral by light producing effect of the
The third panedby Bcngough represents
the
HAUNT OF THE NAiADs,
being grand formed coral on
the lake o dreas with the palace the
of syey with at;sndan yp gaiicd by and
Professor Of the Piano, EIr. Hassord
Doors At II past ocockpeupmance. commence at
hui past T. Box tickets 80 cents upge seats - cents
m27 II
The herald., 1837-04-11
AUCTION NOTICE.

Wed1eS.ay.
fuhitur.lO 0cosk, "a
sso eti oi hcusch ufntle OF ali q, scrippns con
ssuns ~ saeD sfs els aud
Stlc Seh 81 ias and chars o Egynt,n
s @ N i p ma centre tables large look.g glasses
@ go al a. anps French c. blet ok se re ssise
m cIi, ea ana oer tables bed room OF
Iie cabinet tArn.tArp vas all mad. =. -.
nearly ~ ''aNo '" olacii ny Sitad anu
Catalogues the ay previous
The herald., 1837-04-11

To CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL COFFEE RO@M-.Ir
Horn bers leave to ackno~ sdg the ,bgas hc udcf
gentlemen who have literally paroszed his estab shcnt
has the pleasure inform his cnd patrons that he
tered n,o permanent aIrinfemens with celebrated pe baker
iofa constant supply the that possibly
this He ass will b. able s tunes suppy his
with coc chocolate the very finest flavor
richest quality, haiiers hnscr that c.abshncn tins
eiiy The public be better and satisfactorily served with
surk IA art los han All mis-
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AND LITERARY JOURNAL,


AND LITERARY JOURNAL,
GONDUCTED by w. d. Gallaghc,
~ and j. B, Marshall. The editor Of
I"Westcrn Literary Journal having, in con
necIion with Jas. B. Marshall, Esq, be.
como proprietor Of The "Western Monthly
Magazine" the two works have been uni
ted, and will hereafter be published, stimuli
taneously. at Cincinnati and Louisville
Every arrangement, being now made fol
issuing tho Magazine pnnctually, and in
astyle equal to its Eastern contemporaries,
| tits trusted that the union here announced
will meet the appreciation Of the patrons
generally of both publications. The rea-
ders of the 'Journal" will find increased
attractions in the work, from the conribu-
tions ofthc correspondents cf the "Maga-
zine;" and those of the "Magazinen will
not only find the same, from the writings
OF the correspondents ofthe HJournal,n but
will also get a larger amount Of reading
matter than they have hitherto received,
Not in the spirit of boasting, but to give the
patrons of the "Magazne and Journal''
an idea of what they may expect, from
month to month, as the numbers appear,
the following list Of occasional corresponds
ents and regular contributors, is given:
Morgan Neville, Edward d. Mansfield,
James II. Perkins, Alexander Knmoat,
Edward ?. Cranch, John L. Diddcll, Chs.
R, Ramsey, r. Shelton Mackenzie, wilkins
Tannehill, Charles A. Jones, WIN. B. Oaks,
Otway Curry, George d. Prentice, Eph.
Peabody, Thomas IL Shrcve, Slm'l Eells.
John B. Dillon, Albert Pike, Lewis f.
Thomas. Mrs. Caroline Lee IIontz, J..
A. M'Clung, II. J. Groesbeck, ]. N.
Milton, Miss Harriet L. Beasloy, Dir. S.
p. Ilillreath, and others.
The Wetern Monthly Magazine and
Literary Journal, is published during the
first week Of each month. It's general con-
tents are Tales, Essays, Poetry, Sketches
Of American Scenery, Character and man
ners, Reviews and Literary Notices Of
New Works in the several departments Of
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Sketches, particularly Of the Pioneers, II
the West, Narratives ofB1rder Of Adven-
lures, Statistical Papers, &c. sc. Eich
number Of the Magazine contains from ~
to S0octavo pages, and Tie year Is divided
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at The time Of subscribing S so, If pay
nent be delayed SIX months So, 90, il de-.
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0r Exchanges CORRESPONDENTS, u per-
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Living within the Means;
Living up to the Mems;
Living Beyond the Means.
ExaNTN ED1TEoN.

lis written in a pleasing style, and con-
tains lessons on domestic economy, worh Nv
ofbeing read and pondered by all clas "a
of people,
we have read with much pleasure, i
little volume. which is calculated tD AZ
good. T.e author is well acquainted wild
the human heart, and DESTROYS ofcleyaiiA.
the tone If moral feeling in society,"
'lt is peculiarly well adapted to, these
times Of cXtrvagance and SpeculatjoD.-
The storyjs well told throughout; and bed
sons in all the different walks OF life, may
dndvaluahlo hints
'ltis repc;e with sound doctrine and "a
utary precopts, conveyed on the moral oI
three well told but simple stories'
''Vc cannot too highly commend The
work. Its practical in its lessons, simple
in its language, excellent in its moral, aud
conveys its lesson in an irresistible and il.
tercsting manner,'
'lfthe book should fall into the hands 81
novel readers, they will enjoy tho pleasure
Of story well told
"a great curiosity is evinced to know
who is the author. Il is said to be written
BY a hdy; but her name, and whether mar
red or single, no one knows. Ii she is not
married she oughtto be.'
Husbands and flthers cannot bestow
greater favor on their families, than by pre-.
sen''ng them with the Three Experiments.
"The whole is designed to teach lessons
ofnld, ration and beneyoence.
aft describes real life in manner tlial
cannot fail to instruct while ilteacbes most
inprosively that realindependence consists
IN living within the means.n
ALSO FROM THE Author or THE YOUNG MANS
auIDR.
sit is one ofihe best things il the Eng
lish language This unqualified praise Il
given withouta a full and careful examiha-
ton ofits contents, and Of their suciul ind
moral tondenccy."
FRoM MRS. l.. II. sIGoURNEY
Il was not able to lay it out Of nv hands,
until i was finished, 50 deeply Interesting
was it to me-
S. COLMAN, Pu5bsher.
III Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
February, 1887 g.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

EFTERS Of administration having
N 4 been granted to the undersigned by
the Honorable Probate Court Of Jefferson
Coanty;on the Estate Of James Sovcl,
decd. Those indebted to said estate are
requested 70 make immediate payment, and
those 70 whom the Estate Is Indebted are
requested topresent tleiraccoants properly
authenticated, as soon as possible
! b LONG, Adm'r.
September "a, 1885, 33.-tf.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
NNTLCE

ALL those Interested in the lands and
tenements Of William and Joseph Holrns,
are requested TO come forward immediately
andshow cause, If any they can, why said
property should not be sold. rs the under.
signed intends making application for an
order u sal0nt the next November term
Of the Probate Court ofthis countv.
HOWELL HEN0s, Guardian
Oct %, 1885 37tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09


FEyIIE Undersigned, having letters Of adj
"a ministration on the estate Of JouN S,
NoRRIs, deed, requests all those indebted
to said estate to come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, aud those who
hold claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed BY law,
duly authenticated, Or they will be forever
barred.
GEORGE OYERAKER, A3m'f.
Rodney, April 20, 1896, l2-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
W. FIRM.

The Undersigned, having purchased
the enlira stock Of goods, formerly owned
ny Allison e Snyder, beg leave 10 inform
their friends and the public 10 general, that
they have associated themselves together
under the firm of Lapo & Snyder. and hope.
by long experience and unremiiied alien
lions to merit portion ofpnhIic patronage,
" LAPE.
A SNYDER.
duly 8, 1886.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
TAKE NOTICE.

HAVING sold my stock Of Drugs and
Medicines to Messrs. I. G. Compton q ca.
must earnestly solicit all persons having
open accounts with me for the lastand pre-
sent years, to come forward and close them.
GEORGE B. BAYLY.
October 25, 1886, 37--tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
COMPREHENSIVE.

ME subscribers would respectfully in.
4 form their friends and the public that
they have entered into CopartnershIp for
the purpose of transacting the mercantile
business in the towns Of Rodney, Jefferson
county, and Sharon, Madison county, Mis-
sissippi,
The Business will be conducted in Rod
ney, under the firm Of Grilling, Caroihers
q Co., and in Sharon, under the firm Of
Carothers, GrilIing, g. Co.
JASPER D. GRITpFFNtS,
THOS. .CAROTHERS,
KINSMAN DIVINE,
CALEB S. BROWN.
Dec. l3, 1885. diff
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
L1pE q HNYnRR

EEAVE JUST RECEIVED large and
p = well-seIected assortment Of SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING, Summer
Boots and Shoes, together with a general
coIIectionof articles adapted,to tho season.
Rodney, May 6, 1886. l3-y.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
BLANKsl BL,AKs!

I Us'F PRINTED, aud for sale Il thi
= Office,
Bills Ladiag Bills EgsAaaee Notes ;n
Bank; Attachments and dttaclmeat Bonds .
keeogaisaaccs State Warrduts. SubpQnas,
Ereeaiions; Forthcoming Boaas; Alpka.
bets, Labelsaad Sholo Bills, for 1isrcaani
ase Cotton Receipts, Sc. 6c.a
haYlnga good assortment of JOB TYP:
We are prepared to execute any orders
that may be forwarded, with neaincss SRI
despatch.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
ADMINISTR4 R4TOR'S NOTICE.

II FILTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned, t..
the Honorable Probate Court Of jefferson
County, at the November Term, 1886, on
the estate Of Doctor EDWARD LEE, decd,
Notice is, therefore, hereby girea to all per
sons indebted to said estate to come forward.
without delay, and make payment, and all
those having claims against the estate arc
requestedto present them within the timc
prescribed by law or they will he barrcd8
J.B. WARREN, Admir-.
Dec. 81, 1885. 46--h
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
TT7OTEAs WnEGHT,
TO THE PUBLIC.

ATOTICE is hereby given, to all per-
y sons crossing at the Ferry opposite
Rodney, to make payment at the time Of
their crossing; and hereafter there shallbc
no credit whatever allowed for ferriage
MARY TULLlS.
Jannary "a, 1896. 50--n
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
N0T[cE.

! a Ii persons indebted 10 the firm oI
EA W1sox and ALEIsoN, AsSNrDER, Or
ALLISON and SNYDER, are hereby re-
quested to come forward Immediately and
settle their accounts with the undersigned,
who is alone authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for the same, as he is desirous that
the business should bc closed as asoon as
possible.
JAMES ALLISON
Rodney, Sept. 8. 1886 30-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
NOTICE.

A IL personsare hereby forwarned from
IA trading for a note drawn by A. M.
HoIley in 1884, for fifty dollars, and made
payable to me 18th January, 1885. as said
note has been lost or mislaid SO that can
not find it. GUY COTTON.
january %, 1886. 50-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

FWN,iE unleui1ued commissioners a
~ pointed by he Pubaie Cooa o DEF
fersoa C1uuiF 10 receive ani audit c.ams
agaiust the estate of SIDNEY sukW, dlea.
reported insuIvont VIII meet OBJ ihli pit-
pose on ihe fourth Monday Of each month
for six months succoSsirclv, at tie cnunhng
MON oi Messrs. Compton and Mccall, in
Rodney.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

7aos7zc7us
OF
STORIES FROM REAL Il


TIME entire and decided appI
with which the little volume
"Three Experiments Of Living
Gently published has been rece
Boston and vicinity has inducediho
er to issue a new edition Of if,as
numberof Periodical that indlvij
families, in distant, as wcll as neia
regions of the United States and
Provinces, may haye within their fo
u small expense, these ''three m0fu
well told stories" The subjects cons
with the 'means Of living,n being tafi
an arrangement has been made to conlIa
a series, Of five small volumes, all haeia
direct practical beprng upon tbc duties N
happiness Of life. The tile ofthis new
riodicaI, will be "Smries from Real I'D
designed 10 teach true Independence.
Domestic Economy" Each pari, s
ume, viii contain about $50 pages, aud
complete in itself Il will bc issued mon
ly, commencing this month.-Price
cents Part The whole series will
given for one dollar; or, if preferred, d
copies Of either part will be sent to oa.
address for one dollar, and thirty copies Ia|
five dollars, or SIX copies of the series Oh
FIVE dollars, to one Gddress.-Payments ara
required in advance.
Part first is now reodv. md contains the
Three Experiments Of Living
Living within the Means;
Living up to the Mems;
IiYinr RcYnnd the Mems.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

THE Editor Of eTHE DELAwAREAN.' g,
published At Wilmington, Del. proposes Il
preparca a
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
and therefore asks as a favor, that each
newspaper Publisher in tho United States.
will forward him BY mail, one copy oftheiF
paper He intends to arrange them by
States. giving their poliiics,.&c. For this
favor, each editor sending his paper, shalt
receive one copy Of The Directory, IS soon
as made ready, The advantage Of sheet
ofthis kindto publishers, must be apparent
to all.
BTE3itors will please copy the above
once or twice, inordcr ogive It circulation.
March %, 1897 Y
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
- - 80.


INTENDING afcr hisre loremmc
my falgs m.rrsl io ihe uvcr uaal
af iaalnel ai ha1 on which { nae
fasNc. -iMaicd iaIeiaHsan cnnty, ia ihe
9alf Ilds. '2 niles from Radaey aud 10
tiau par 9il sn.
fHc taci contains upwards Of 1000
Acres Of lbe best qualilFd Gulf lliil Land,
abMi 500 Acres Of which arc IN high eulu-
rati5a, IS remarkably we'll waiered, aud is
coasidorcd one the hoahhies, places in the
comiry.
Il has upon i'm good comfortable Dwell
ling lIpase.wuh fine never failing spring
cnvenieu; Il, anil all the necessary uat
houses; quarter large enough 10 accom-
medai 10 hands;a Gin with stands; a
Nli4 separate trum The Gin; Stable, &c.
Il desi-ous, viii also sell the stock
wl,ich is talerably larges
FARMING UTENSILS, sc.
L2esiae,
A FEW FIRST-RATE HANDS.
Possession to he given aEer the crop now
heinz planted shlll be gathered.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are re-
qucsted to call upm me previops'to thu LIST
Of May, about which timc | expect To leave
home.
March 4, 1887 Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
ToTrCE.

HOT5CE.
THEparincrship Of Balantino & Nelson
Is this day dissolved BY the death of Mr.
RIlantiue, The Business will only he
continued for the purpose Of settlement. and
in which the name Of the firm only viii he
used. WILLIAM NELSON,
Surririag PYtacr.
THOMAS w. BECK,
Attorney.
Rodney. November s. 1886. 39-t
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

LOOK Sharp
~ WILL attend daily at the store Of
Messrs. Henderson a. Hill during the next
thirty DAYS, fjr the purpose OF closing the
accounts Of Ballaniine a. Nelson. All
those indebted viii do web 10 call, as at the
expiration Of said time other measures will
have to be rcsorted 70.
THOMAS w. BECK,
Attorney
February 2l, 1887. 2-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

n E,NACTORAGE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN MOBILE,--The
subscriber renews til tender Of his sorvi-
ccs as |; Factor and Commission Merchant
in Mobile. Circumstances beyond his con-
troll will cause him to r33lain in Mobile so
late that he will bc aa15le to see many Of
his Georgia and South Carolina friends
personally. lie is, however, enabled to say
that he has connected himself with Col. @.
t. Mathews, Of Dallas county, in the Steam
Press and Ware House business, BY which
he offers toall who may be pleased to Pit
ronize him, superior fire proof Storage for
all coltons consigned 70 him far salo.-~
From his long experience in Augusta, Ga,
in this business, he does not doubt he will
be able to give general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN @. HEARD.
Mobile, March Z. 5-4m
0rThe papers in South Alabama and
Mississippi will p1blish the above for 4
months, and forward their accounts for pay
ment, ,.and one paper to f. G. HEARD.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
EOR SALE.

A QUANTITY Of Virginia manufac-
fA- turcd Tobacco, If superior quality,
by HARRIS, KELLY q Co.
Rodney, Nov %, 1896, 42-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IErPERs0N NOuNrY.

JEFFERSON County,.
EProBafe Court, Haref Term A. y. 1887.
THNO all persons interested in the lands
a Tenemcnts and heriditaments, Of
Dnncan McLawin MISUNDERSTANDING:
Yol are hereby cited to be and appear
bof,rc the Probate Court Of said county, at
Regular Term thereof on the 4th Monday
in Alay next, to show cause, ifany YOU can,
why said Court. should mt then order that
apart the Real Estate, belonging to said
deed he sold
! do hereby certify the above tube a true
extract from the minutes of said Court.
Witness my hand and seal Of
u sssaSpY sad Court, this 9th day Of
SssLss9azzM2 March 1887
JAS. j. COLLIER, CLERK.
April 4, 1881 s-Gt--pr. fee, $3.50
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
NEW a0opg.
a general assortmeatef
CLOTHING

sUCu AS
Black and blue cloth and Kentucky Jeans
Coats striped cashmere pants, assorted; hue
vests, &c, &c.
TOGETHER WITH
A and rs Lowell domestics; Blankets, white
and red Flnnnels, and good article Of New
York plaid Tinseys; Irish Linens; dark and
light Ginghams; Camhrics, Jackonct, corded
Muelins, Null do, figured and plain; Blond,
Marinoes, n superior article) assorted colors
Bomhazetts and Bombazines and Circasshns q
superorart of black and light silk, Challys,
&c.
Also, an dssOrtmcafof
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Rnsset Brogans of all sizes; Ladies' and Gcnt'ss
Shoes, assorted, Gents. Boots, &c. &c. HATS,
black, white and drab, Of the latest fashion an
assortment Of fine Fur Caps, etc.
We have. also, just received from New York
n fine selection Of Jewellry, consisting Of gold
and silver Lever Watches, Gold Chains, Watch
KEYS Finger Rings, and Breast Pins. Also,
Pistols, Bowie Knives and Arkansas Toothpicks.
TOGETHER WITH
A LOT OF SADDLERY.
All Of which they offer low for cash, or on ac-
commodating terms to punctual customers.
RoDSEY, Sept, 20, 1886. 32-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Rodney. November 8. 1886. 80
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

$. COLMAN, PuSlisher.
l2l Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
February, 1887 s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

begun to look little blue. Ills customers
came back in crowds, complaining that his
boxes wouldn't open. He took one and
pulled and tugged and twisted aud screwed
il, but all to no purpose.-The top and bot
tom struck as tight TO one another as Aun
Ruth's nut cakes stick to the teeth. At
last, getting out of all patience he laid il on
the floor, took the store hatchet, and smash
ed into the top, full split This soon let
the cat out. All the boxes, excepting the
sample, we're made Of one solid stick OF
beech wood, the top and the bottom all in
one, with no holler ia the middle, and IA
small hair stroke of the chisel outside, to
look like joint. As for tooth powder; ns
there was no place to put any, there wasn't
any there. "Darn that Yankee tinpedlar,
says the feller, if don't be into him with
thousand of brick But the chap was
among the missing. He had pulled foot
for Baltimore, and sold the rest of his tooth
powder there at ten dollars gross. II was
kinder slippery, and he ought TO have been
well lathered for it; but the Market street
feler was come over about the sleekest.
NeD York paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
WOODEN NUTMEGS.

A tarnal clean trick was sarvcd upon a
felIer in Market street n day or two ago.
4 tall, slap sided Yankee, as keen as n
North West wind from the Green Noun
tains, who came all the way from Stonng-
ton by way of Sagadahok, in hunting up
chaps to trade with, strayed into that ere
long street with the sheep sheds in the mid .
die ont After parading up and down
some time with his eyes every which way,
he entered one of them ere stores where
they sell jack knives aud fishing lines, and
raizors, and tooth brushes, au,l clothes
brushes, and notions and nick nacks, aud
what not Halo Mister" said he to a
feller behind the counter with a goose quill
behind his ear; "do you want to buy any
tooth powder! I've got some that's cleal
grit none of your counterfeit stuff, such
rs the regular pothecaries sell none OF
your compounds Of red oak saw dust and
hemock bark, with little alum to make
it puckery, like Aunt Nabby's apple sarce
Its real Myrrh, Peruvian, Soda and wha
mott All the gals in our town use it, and
it makes their jaws look like stone wal
just white washed, and their breath like a
heifer's just out of the clover" The fcller
behind the counter Iighteacd up tell ye
What's the price p said he. &" Five dol
lars gross, and here's sample of the
'cfitter," said the Yankee, pulling box out
of his pocket, nicely turned out Of beach
timber, with label on the top, printed on
red paper, with border of roses and ches-
nut burrs all round.-Besides the box was
wrapped in printed paper, containing dir
ecions for using the powder, and certif-
Gates and recommendations, MS long ms one
of Parson Williams fast day sermons.
The fellow opened the box in half shake
aud eyed the powder and smclt it, and read
the direction and certificates, and was con-
vinced that it was ginooine, and offered to
take ten gross, to be paid for in cash down.
The customer took him right up, and a
greed io deliver in one hour. He then cut
stick for his lodging, aud 10 about an hour
or so, returned full chisel, followed by a
strspping niger, trundlng wheelbarrow
full Of the real ginooine tooth powder, war
ranted sound, made by himself, nomistake.
The ten gross were all counted out, cash
paid and the bill receip,eJ. in less than no
time. The feAer soon advertised his new
tooth powder, and the gals and young fel-
1ers, and some of the old ones too, were
seen round him, as thick as crows round.
ss dead horse But in few hours. thing
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
ANTIMASONIC CONVENTION

Pursuant to resolution OF the Antima-
sonic State Convention, holden in Prov-
dence, in January last; Convention will
be holden at the State House in Newport,
on "Wednesday Evening, June 2lst, n, 8
O'Clock, for the purpose Of nominating can
dda,es for Representatives to represent this
State. in the 25th Congress of the United
States, and also, to appoint Delegates TO
the National Antimasonic Convention, to
be holden in Philadelphia in September
next.
The Antimssons of the several towns, are
requested to elect Delegates to attend said
Convention, Of double the number of
their representatives to the General Assem-
bly,.