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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

Fer Csorera0r.
ALEXANDER G. MNUTT
For Secretary Of STATE,
BARRY W. benson.
Fer .7adxsr Of Public .lccounts,
A. B. SAUNDERS. JOHN II. MALLORY.
For STATE Trearurcr,
GEORGE r.. FALL.
For attorney Geucrul
JACOB THOMPSON.
For Judge Of High Court Of Errors aTi .ipPeai',
P. RUTILLlUs x. PRAY.
1--WE are authorized to announce JOHN V.
BYRN as candidate for the office Of Sneriif
Of howndes County.
to- We are authorised to apnouca JAMES H.
TURNER, as a candidate f,r tue Office Of Sheriff
Of Lowndes county.
IE3-We are authorised To announce Own P.
BRowx as a candidate Cor the Office OF Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of LoHndes county.
bJ- We are Authorized to announce WILLIAM l.
MoeRE as candidate for Clerk ofthe Probate Cour,
ct L0wndes County.
,E5-We are authorised 20 announce X D FapLS
rs a candidate for clerk Of the Probates court OF
Lowndes county.
We are authorized % announce WILLIAM X.
SMITH, as a candidate for the Office Of Clerk
oftho Circuit Court for the county Of Lowndes,
at the ensuing election.
uz-Xe a:e authorised TO announce Jso. NEwToS
MrLLEs a. = candidate for the Office Of County
Treasurer, at the ensuing November election
trz- We are authorized 10 announce Samuel
BrrIrR az candidate 10 represent this County II
the State Legislature, at the cnung session
f1- We arc authorised to announce y. &. RICH
ARDS, as candidate ipr Assessor and Collector a.
she ensuing election.
to- We are authorised 10 annoucc GEORE u
SANDERSON. as a candidate TO represent Tho
county oi Monroe in the State Legislature.
t.t-Wc are authorised to announce DIR W u. W
JowERs as a candidate TO represent Monroe county
IN the Legislature al the ensuing session.
,rt-we are authorised to announce SAMUEL RAGS
DALE as candidate to represent Monroe county II
the State Senate, at the ensuing session.
or We are authorized to announce II, 5. Be-
NETT ESQ. Il this place candidate Tor the oiiie'
Of Distric. Attorney, for the 9th Judicial District Q
Mississippi. composed OF the counties Of Lowhdes
Noxubee. Kcnioer, Winston and Oaktlbbcha.
nAy- We arc authorized 70 announce GEOKGE Y
FIDIJRNOY ESQ Of Starkeyilc, MS candidate 70
the office Of District Attorney, for the 6th Judicn
District of Mississippi composed OF the counties Q
Iowndes, Noxubce, kempcr, Winston, and oaktb
beha.
To- We are authorised to announce JAMES VAL
ros Esq as a candidate to represent the oena'ora
District, composed of the counties OF oktbbeha an'
Choctaw at the ensuing session.
tr1- We are authorized 70 announce 1HoMAS
7, COLLINS of Jackson as o candidate for the OF
fee Of Attorney General OF the State OF Mississippi
a, the November election.
v,
or We are authorised to announce A. w DAB
NFY. A candidate for the Office Of District Attor
ucy. for the 9th judicial District Of Mississippi com
posed fthe counties Of Iowncs, Noxubce kempcr
Winstog and 0khbbeha
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
nus rr,yTON DINNER.

-. iva. ..t feelings prevail CO., am 81 on .
.r..t .er. mas slaa sa---,.-n-ai ;as -a--
--.s-.-,s dinner. ana ,he sentiments -yt2- w.
..t-a sr o.. ,hs toas,s.
F-,rs TIE Regular Tossts.
c.---s r. Cru.5l Although BE- has been hat
49,. I'm. amongst Us, BE- has d.staEa. shed u'u'-
..-s,re firm aud uacouQ-oH.-si1s te.fH-eI u .
-.-.-I .i.--aa1a Bs11UlcaH-sian 10 Tie
.-.. ana conception Of moler1 uen0cTacE.-
NJ .ts Nals- have sFet. defenders, Tie keplo-
-- is safe.
Y.- -.5l. ana 10 excellent keeping with the
darn NH. ID, doctrine, tia, Ice democracy afnam-
t.-s should BE- c5arolel by tie ar.st'e-a,y OF
wealth. Mr. Cay,oa shows himself 'lm ana
r,..mr-5a..rr defender Of Jetlefsanian Requbl-
-7n-l. bg supporting National Bank, an inst-
r.ta rr.. N-. Jefferson condemned IS uacoA
.rna. aud dangerous &C. tie liberties Of the peo-
rs' Tie Wing orator responds 70 the above SEN
t=-e.s o.e5F-sa mos, o.1quea,.r, and shows con-
.r..s..." v.,Laa ,e w.t and more than the logo
sHrlaas l.at". e knew what's what
iii a.,aa. l,tsI things 50 wei
T.at which was which lie aolll ug.is.."
NAaiaa s1asrg.s bs audience that what was true
IN \, untrue 81; glt po.aeal principles mere
,asu.r o.szyeIeacy, and that man IN order to be
Jettr1uan Republican mest At ore time b. IN f.
vor Of naHt;rr JAW. DE eoHstitatonaI'y Of which
3. 59alta,. ana at another time advocate a meas
Ill which Is clearly ncar tiuuonaL Such Is the
beauty &C tie modern wing uu.agmg doctrine
Thay csu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

Z forewarn all persons from trading for NorE
n executed by ne to VIM. B. Patterson, Tor
$50, payable the 18th Of February, 1855. There
being failure IN the consideration of SAID noty<f
am determined ue' - pae IT,
S'P'9-ll-t JOHN 81 BIGlfIS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

b. polishing the following lines, % memory Of
deceased friend you sill obIigea Subscriber.
In the green spring Of early life
With youths bright flowers IN bloom,
Cut, in thy pride Of manhood, down
And hurried 10 the tomb
Oh, where are those should watch ,hy bier,
And wet with tears thy clay
Alas! a strangers fate is thine
Thy homo IS far away!
Fond voices now thy uamofcpeai-.
Loved ones sat Thy return
Long wl they watch, while thy proud heart
Is Wondering IN lis urn!
The sunlight Of thine early years
Has faded into gloom
And thy proud thoughts and dazzling hopes
Have wlihercd Ia thy tomb.
Oh who ran speak the thrilling tale
To those who owed thee weIi'
Oh lar, ye messengers, ereyet
Yoer dreadful news Sc tell
Oh spare a mothers beciing heart
A fathers stern distress
MOI bring such terrible reward
For all their watchuuca.
The turf above Inn Shall be grtcn,
Aud hc t.got BY AL
Who mourncd to view linn as he lay
Stretched on Ills dying pal!
Yet those fond bosums Tar away
With love outlas,ng years,
VIII still Ills memory tonlly keep,
Shrincd IN al,ctlon's tears -.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

Ourard and Triumphant March of Dcmocra-
cg..CLABoRNE and GHolsoS, TIE Van Bu-
rem candidates fox Congress IN Mississippi have
bo,h been elected, routing thsir Bank-vAlg oppo-
ncnts, PrcntsS and Acoe.
This election, together with that of Virginia,
has taken place ia the midst Of panic and II
shows that the Democrats OF America, SO far
from being awod by tho crash Of the banks, ,al-
most universally managed by the wings aud the
combined attacks Of tories, iedefalisls, anti-ma-
sons, nulhders &c. that they are stu fearless
unbopght, and free. .frk. Gazette.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

One Of the best musical rcpartees OF which We
have heard, occurred during Tic attempts to
launch the Milwaukee, at Grand Island which
failed at first, but succeeded the next day:
I" " hle efforts 10 launch the Milwaukee were
making but without success the band abroad the
Daniel Webster struck up the air, 'oh dear what
can the matter be 2 which was promptly replied
to by the band on hoard The Milwaukee with
.Sctuuou rail :"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

0rNe have received communication from
Sommeryille, NoHubcc Co. l:om "Aa odd fellow =
who We know too Is good telioie, ior he is an
old acquaintance. J; came 70 hand too late ior
assertion m to days paper. Il shall be attended
next week.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY go: Sept. 8. 1881.

~ The communication Of 81 Jeiisrsoa7 win ap,-
pear next week The great press ofalger;iselaents
has excluded several sr,irl.s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

To rm EDroRs or THE DEMocRAT:
see the editor Of the Argus feels Little mor,i-
fed at the conduct of some members of his party
on the occasion Of Maj. M'Nutt's speech, and tres
to turn the lobc upon me by ridiculng my com
muuicaon, | can reply in his own words: "all
III, i,rhs ,s,y Gnc, and pethope sill have $50 Of
feet in some places, bat it will not answer IN Co
hmbus" Ills true, left the cour, house disgustod
when saw person taking liquor to the speaker
whom afterwards learned to be Mr. CLAYTON. HC
talked great deal about his children; SAID he bad
been an ant-b1nk man; that he loved lis country
that he "ioae told (thc gentIeman's own cassics'
us 50 before; that it was more difficult to "t0tc'
silver about the country than paper; that "nulld
cation was the righilul remedy igrcat app.auscl!
and long tate which amounted to nothing, only L
show that the speaker was loug-windcd: and, as
said before, when the liquor came ia, was ASHAMED
of my brother noidcrs, and resolved 10 act Wit
them no longer, notwithstanding my love Tor my Of,
neighbour CoIhoun he would have biushgJ for hi
followers, could he have witnessed their conduct 81
this occasion Shame upon them'
III, editor inquiries if my mouth did not water a
The sight Of the groF' can assure him thatit dj
not Whatever hlu1cring5 he might have had 70
The ran, wlro not symplthiol in by me- You
plrty, Mr.. Argus, my connection with which aha
ever regret lay claim to" an the drecney aud al! til
ta.auts," loa are welcome to them from the spc
cinca saw on the occasion alluded TO- but o
one BID YOU good BY forever NASHVILLE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

English and .Cia@ ,icu; school,
"a EPI h lie subscriber q, 3D., Dwelling
AA Sept. gtl-9-,t vi. HARDWOOD.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

l'o good nuluher Is not presented tor our sut-
iragls, We wilt vote lot our fellow townsman,
Major McNutl, who has the merit at least OF con
slsl,ucy to recommend him, His only deep STA
/, hi, baaN notions Iouso the language Of a
contemporary, lie IS too much Of a" loco toco,
bu' he IS good uoigbbog, good citizen and Will
make an intelligent governor. Ii Grlnball runs
against him we hope he may beat HIM out Of sight
as lie ought to do-Ijehsbag Sentinel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23
1T7o SOUTHERN CAPITALISTS 8 Bull D

III EKS-Thr New York Granite Company respestfuIIy IN
vte yout Alteration samples OF Granite from their Quarries
which may be a their office, No. Beekman St
Th, Granite very quality being pure, and
substances Its competent parts are blend
ia such proportions render il less destructble
and fable lecay injury from while cempa
rave exper have proved that splits and dresses with
more Ease and less waste other the market
Ii color being darker than the Halowel and
lighter Quincy ant taking into connection It's oiidi
w DURABILITY. an! cheapness. will be found
well worthy he attention # aspi alists and builders
Having thousas al tons quarred the Company
are prepared orders any extent at the shortest
notice FOR its delivery Mt lower prices than
other stone inferior quality, be obtained for
Orders the Company, box I'll, Mechanics Ex-
change OF IL their Office No Beekman st. will meet prompt
attenti,n aaIg-Ims EDWARD DOYLE, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

LNOR ALE Building lots, go fe front and rear by 200
500 deep, situate in the village OF white rlan IN
the county Of westcbeser of the house
mile distant from the contemplated route OF
The New YORK and Albany railroad, recommended by the
civil enc d. Allen Esqprice $3.50 $500 ot-terms
two years credit White Plains is about 20 miles from New
York CIV There are lily communications said city by the
Red Bird stage ne which leaves George Halls - Bowery
every except Sunday at O'clock returning leaves
view The above premises can avail hemseyes OF the above
CONVEYS For particulars inquire Of JOSEPH b. HART
corner Prince /. and Bowery, New Y~rk City, or TO
jy2alni- EICHD III WOoDS. Whte Tiai"s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

oZESGEs - ELLETHoRN CO. beg leave TO
IL state they manufacture Lorenges OF every Description
eqaal,o an r1rted sold in pack ages or IN bulk wholesale
J. Elethorn superior Medca,ed Lonenges.Thee Lolsn
and are strongly reconened by the medical profession both
America England being agreeable to admin
j. n has studied medicine universities In Scotland
been practical chemist three and kept laboratory during
e. learned the Lozenge making under the bes practical
iure here. 10 insure The confidence OF the public
j. guarantees that the medicines are OF the best quality
s sa eS sse @ printed directions 90 each pack
age and particularly adapted for portable medical chest
Warm Loz~ngeS-These been used in England for
many s s ssre Coughs rss "s standing and
Superior 10 any previously offered Pnce Nt cenn
Gonarhra Lpzenges-A safe and simple cure 'or TINS "sa
Dinner are superior any thing for giving
Morphs Lazengss Each lorenge contains the twenty
Os, part 2 ssn Of o5Ps rss g4sn. Of msepe
they are anacd laxative when the stomach has acid fce
camphor Lorenges-Esch contains grain Of camphor
Calomcl Lorenge~-Eseh contains grain Of caomel
Tolu Lozeuges-They useful in slight coughs Price
s,fres Loaenges for purifying the bloodi no
Peppermint, Lozenges-Good for warming the stomach.
and I saps sseney 70 ssy res IA cents e '''p
Lavender Lorengcs-Are fragrant very agreeable and
Tonic Lolsnges-Act powerful tonic, and
in All nervous complaints Price 80 cents
onra Loreuges-Esch contains ono grain Of qunia and
are tonic ana stomarhic. Price 30 cents
pccscuanha ozenge contains one grain Of
Ipecacuania Price % cents - - -,
borste Of soda. Price l2l cents ,r,,-,-,
Rhuhsrh Loeuge-Esch contains three grains OF hhusao
Price Is cents. I,
Eec Tartar Loreuges-Esch contains eighth part Of
graia o Rmetic Tartar. Price IS cents
Cayenne Pepper Lorenges-An aromatic, puHgent and hot
and good for haulence. Price l21 cents.
Ginger Lozenges-A Csrm native, simulant synagogue
Price 124 cents. - :
Cinnamon Lozenges-A simulan astringent, csrmnauve
and tonic. Price i2leen,s
Rose IoyengesAre mos, agreeable sweet and partly re-
move foet breath, and gentle tonic Price 124 cents
rrs Foot LovengesPo oe,id breath and 10 take away
the smell of liquor. Price IA cents.
None genuine without the signature Of James knethorn
the envelope.
sold wholesale and retail the msnusctory, % Cherry
a. " n Sands 100 fulton, II William ST. DR.. Jas
Hart corner broadway and Chambers ST., and Of
udson and North Hoppeis Pharmacy, So Broad
vsv corner III franklin Mr. James Weir, Past Grand st.
Mr. Osborn, 2s6 Bowery, CORNER Of Houston - symes
Pharmacy Bowery, corner OF Walker ST. Mr. MeCresdy
AL Bradwav ef Grand st.; Mr. James Newman lss
Cherry street, and wholesale BY Hayaock Cores Co drug
ois,s Ia ws,sr at anif-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

Moarrse HERALp-Issued every msrning except Sunday
Price per copy Country ubsrber furnished atks
Same for specific period, remittance sdvance
No pa per out, unlese Paid IN advance.
EvErrre HgRnp-Tssued every afternoon 1t ! Scloch.
Price, per copy Country subscribers furnished ut
the rate. Cash, Va advance.
WEEKLY nssxrpIsssed every Saturday morning At Miss
O'Clock Price, "a cents per copy. Furnished p eoupy
subscribers NJ % per snnum, in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD OF FAsHIoN-Issued wednesday
morning nine O'Clock. Price 81 per copy Furnished
country pbscrbers at % annu able In advance
MISUNDERSTANDING In any all those papers IL
usual rates-always payable IN advance.
Ceaassrcrpsrrs-Are requested n address tbed etera
fsses 0esdcn BenneN proprietor and all letters buness
n be pest paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

CUPPING AND LEECHING-At minutes no.
~ tee day night by Peter Burnett IS 9Th avenue Fise
healthy Swedish eeches exclusively used for sale Refer
epces-Dr. Van Rensselaer, Dr. w. Francis Dr. Bliss, DR..
Warrington Dr. Herrirt, Or. Bancker, &c.
Nj Where children required To he leechcd the above
reches bite nsa,y that need not fear srvertrs
sraering ~ their children lei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

A Pirate Pocket Tredtle
an CERTAIN COMPLAINTS WHICH OCCASION GREAT ANx-
~ IErYIAs sJRcrgRs ,.... vEsEREAL, &c. se-IoM or
By DR.. Ralph, 81 Courtland Street, New York.
ed many constitutions, principally from trusting
70 unsSSy to show how desirable hss there
Mhom such patients might apply with confidence and safety
ossg facts o lie Graduate liz TaSery q Edi"
Susr work on m
nis letters a,o from The highest physicians in Europe to the
Further he Is permitted to refer to some Of tie m physicians
euiiar qualification for such trust.
Asto this rIe Treatise person should be w,loutit IL
proper Of cure II hardly possible in this advertise
nent 70 give jus. idea Of the value Of this iie book but
Of which has separate chapter viz On the tricks and de-
difference between sSerss Disease and Gonor
rboa, called wher mercury really should be taken and
on from month to month incurred, and how TO bring
to speedy and perfect cure-the nature q Geet-why
what meant by strioturethe mpossbiy Of curing
s % npo sp ps M
with such viewthe authors peculiar AMI certain
subject made 70 very plain thai any one fhe should desrs
may undertake the cure Of Structure with perfect safety and
The rsnanng chapters upon venereal Disease proper.
E called and these relate 70 every possible o
The disease downto ~ most neglected form The freshmen,
those wbohave the little chest medicine well as the book
provided with every thing necessary the perfect and
private Of these complaints
Further to make more complete, there are some chapters
on Old vnerea tan OF the blood and their enec upon pos
erty these are deeply interesting to man VINO pave no "a
miles enabling such to Judge how far disease may possibly b
The cause well furnishing safe snd certain way OF
curing H.
The price book alone s the little chest with lock
and Key and s the medicine complete the book being tted
In the lid &2 medicine venereel disease alone VI
and for genor hoa alone, -. =
Letters on csnsusion addressed DR. RALFE, 80 Court
landt STREET, New York.
Nm. Having received among my numerous correspond
letters fees but without specifying their
particular drc,ons this remind those who correspond
by post 10 he attentive 10 this particular. sui9 ".
T OVELY AND ADORED Br ALL.-ANEx.
IL CELLENT ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY,-
Considered ss ahject commanding unfegned sdmra
ton awahena soicitude for Its attainment and prese
vatou the department both ofimpcrance
and utility more especially where dscernment presdes IN sne
selection Of which experience has
this purpose Lady Montague Compound Chinsss
prefers attention. founded nearly century On ns CO..
bning elegance OF preparation with the prominent
safety and eRcacy II has obtained extensive ps1on-k a.
refresher and suaner Of the complexion, and
impaired sereeste 8esbily, softnes, and
lily Of the skin. - nj VIII.
for sse BY A. snderh 20 Beekmar street sorner, ., "a
Bsm, DR. Jss n. Hart corner Bowery sns In
ep4s per cake. ~ -
nIsrAsss or THE EyE.-DR ELLIOTT ~ r.v.
~ LIST ard Professor sf the Aasomy and O"esss " '"s
OMee, sss Broadway. Ptvsse esuasce b Duase ue"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

ss n Nina IA e: . :::ss
% Il: sss ne % q l. :SS %
.. 70 p oDIv s Tut wi:as; e .sdss: hSo
ss1' viii ssss
;Ssi. !; v ss ssss .Is is
p %
and
ave the % ana a , e sos p he
delicate smaen all situations with ease or ons
They sold atthe Bowery Medicine Store $50 Bowery -
m4 -ti'' go O01'eN N. W. BADEAu.
nVUTON COR BITT ~a, be consusedi in the mort co..
am and a streets Yoit, where persons aSictsd ~is
nsy
o sn ns the TO
7. X.
without particle d mercury S d any cher dangerous mea'oa
.s sss sHs ps e. as
acknowIedged TALENT and had practice sxee
f tss
ne s sssSi''i ss
JOB NsON il Consulted confdsnlin.!y At hs ohcs
&
sssssa shes ss'esS1 sasss
S"
Gls;stS .sSds sssss 81. .
soa which 'i y:
when used sa within hours
medicine and directions. for is fsrsanled.
from cSsnbs :ss to at night Dr. johnson A': s,a
IbA. CHEHKY,s AsIHINGENT riLLS-
I The primary wes a %
truly p 0Giss ss q The s s
yea ana h9 G,Pa mes b soe 70
hundreds that had throw
sSs
them elves c.tored their waneS rength and vgoI .
"sfs ss sss
H. sds ne to e1 ana an on
been tho hundreds Of medical practitioners c.a corro
tn: T ssa M sds ssS d. &
Doctor sasser'ions ,,ns % ,
hay, S1sh s .T.:sns
wards Of SOC oases'and always the result
cure Lock Hospital eiosv vel S Place, Lon.op.
soH from highly
Sir snesssd So
bill as ss "a ;s %e e as oT health whs
si des
s Sss been Ct
II from the above eneatiHe complaint, and
1w spD bas 9 s e s
SAMUEL L,---T-.-..., Philadelphia
Chatham Square, July ie 1858.
Dr. ChenyDear siF nay means wiz
permit me 10 expr my gnteul thanks could wish but
asw se TO cay that extreme hardship and
lreyed mind muck tina souli sold
ROM sss sss my s
cure, and brought two boxes of Pills This
soon as cam shall give hat feelings prompt you as
serve seud you my name and address, end II testimony
VIII avail will most cheeruly give to suatsd AL
Wholesale and retail ~ D. Sands, Tutsn coz Of
wiamst and RETAIL by Minor Gamble Dsy
yay 5 Osborn, cor Houston md Eowey J. B. Nones,
Pearl ST. cor Of Cross IT, Walker the Bowery W. Hoe
will cor Canal and Hudson; r. r. Austin, Is and
FEMALE COMPLAINTS -Lr Cfeny'sPlls are csnsiArr
ed the efc acious prescn
Cnorosis or Green sickness Ihoa, irregular do
naIges on Leucohsa land all complaints from dsbi5
N Those troubled with gravel warranted be Cured By
Dr. CheT Asnngent Pills. Those having the blades.
tonshlngly relieved by thcse pils-Pncc 81 crbox.
~ b. southern merchants who desire purchase By the
81 % gI2ss viii be supplied at very besa discount and As
jeism
AWE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD-SPECIrIC MIX.
TUk Tor VI G0nsrrhea, Geets Structures,
sous Complaints Of the organs Of generation.
OF al remedies yetdseov red for the IL
speedy permanent cure without the regard
to Diet drink change appirator "a business
lie. II the medic itself, shall peak
ferit Our object to nefI where be had that s
brought, which the Mixture will ecc rapid
forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that sely pervades franks Of
-high low ch and poor aad single They
by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23
nYSPE PSIh-Inits disagreeabe forms, is effect
~ allv cured by Dr. MAIDS ANTLDYSPEPTIC. o

most disagreeabie forms, enectu-
- ally cured by DIR MEAD'S ANTIDYSPEPT1C, OR
STOMACH PILLS the only medicine offered veto the
public from which radical and permanent can be OBJ
tsned Of all those chronic OF arrangement Of the dc
tive organs constituting that complicated disease termed r
pepsia.
The symptoms chsracerising Dyspepsia Indigestion are
long train nj those dsageeabe sensations commonly called
complaints such as loss Of appetite, nausea or sick
AT the stomach, and sometimes vomiting bclch mp
water which sometimes as,eess but NEST comnony sou
gnawnE pain the stomach heartburn what Is called sour
stomach cosvenes paleness Of the countenance ango low
Of spirits papatinns Of the heart vertigo gddnes
and disturbed sleep The number Of these symptoms varies
in different paiienw,h some being felt only IN psrt-whle
Others have additional equally diszrreeabe such
pains the head and breast naulence wind or
the stomach and bowels emzcson wasting othe whole
body, with great weakness particularly Of the legs This dis
has very accurately described by medical wr
lebut how little has been understood, the want OF success
which attends the general mode Of treatment too plainly shows
Let take example illustrate this assertion Heartburn
stomach being often very troublesome symptom Of
this troublesome compast the attention naturally direct
ed in OF article that should have the of
moving n.
Sold by Hull Browne l2s Maiden lane George ID. Cogge-
SHALL s Pearl and Rose Minor GAMBLE corner Of
Broadway and Blocker street. and by most Of the druggists
throughout the United States
None genuine without the signature Of GEO. SMITH
NV lru