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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20


ing and evening sessions in undated numbers. great
many important facts were elected during The debate
and The coed o! the improvement OF our noble
Commonwealth gained much
1t will be seen that there large accession 10 the
deiegaton Yesterday. North Carolina put forth new
strength and Of The most beautiful features in
the Convention, that Carolina and Virginia mlngie IN
perfect harmony with each other South Carolina was
also ,,p,esep,ed in the person Of Col Hayne whose pa
rioc and ndefaiigable efforts in behalf Of Southern
Commerce en,ille him the appeation OF public be-
petactor He we'll deserved the citizenship which The
Convention so handsomely accorded him. We would
also s;ae that our sister Alexandria was represented by
Mr. Deane rs will be seen in the proceedings
The committees will soon begin to bring III their re-
norris One of them sat during the session yesterday
The report of the Committee on Agriculture is awaited
with much interest, and will doubt be worthy OF It's
accomplished author The subject Of Manufactures is
IciIing much interest and the report Of Mr. Sockce
which is expected TO day, cannot fail TO Go good
We refer 10 the annexed proceedings
THURSDAY, Nov. Is, 1888.
The Convention met al ii o CLOCK. pursuant 10 au
iournment, when the heV' MI D!ooie' oPe'so '"'
The following gentlemen, arrived since yesterday
then appeared and having recorded their names look
their seats as delegates:
son. john N Patton, Horace l.. Kent, Richard Ander
son. James W. Dibbre, R. Edmunds, }. }. Fry, W. H.
Hubbard.
.HatksES-NlliiIam h. 10y, HiiHau iou1, iHo'''1'
prime. Ed,eord-Nat. E. venable, James D. Wood,
W. c. Floulnoy, Henry T.. Watk ms
Hartford. ~ &c. S. Neale, john W. SouihaIl, a
HarrelI, A Moore. 3,
Gates CO., " C-Riddck Calling, A. W. Parker, W.
w. Cowper.
Isle of Uigat-Ja r Wilson, John P. Thon,as.
Smtifcd-Jas B. Southai VIM RI. Jordan, Jno H.
Purde.
Souticmpton-James B Urquhar..
.Ndnsemoad-John b. Day.
Lynchburg-H. LanghoIne, smhson IL. DAVIS
EGenten " C-Wm. Z. Warren.
Hitfamsbvrg-R H. Armisead.
ChGrlctssvUlc-Wm TomPkns
EF.absth City-Wm Hope.
Buchanan and PauonsJurg-Rchard Anderson
.augasa- Joseph Z. Anderson
Por.smou,h-Sa NJ. Wilson, Jno S. Halton' Jno
Cocke o. Bernard.
On motion Of MIR. A ". Venable, Col. liAYSE oil
South Carolina being present. was invited By me Con-
vcnt;on To take his seat member Of the same: -
On motion Of MIR. Ruffin, Messrs II. E. Watkins, n.
E. venable and W. II. Roy, were added 10 The .o'h'
mit,ee on Agriculture. . &c
. MIR. Milson reported progress Of the COMMITTEE OF
81 and asked leave 10 sit during The session o. the ooA'
yention Granted.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-03-31
NOTICE..

II ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned al
the February term, 1888, of the Honor
able the Prabate Court of Amite County.
on the Estate Of Sarah Robinson, decd
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said Estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
the same. TO present them duly auihenli
Gated, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
SIMEON II. McELWEE, Admir-.
March 81, 1888. 13w6
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NOTICE.

A T the May Term, 1888, Of the Pro-
IN bate Court of Amite County, | will
present my Guardian Account, and rem
der the same for final settlement and al
lowance on the persons and Estates Of
james Chandler, Elijah Chandler, Ca'har'
inc Chandler, Manassa Chandler, and Ma.
ry Dunbar, formerly Mary Chandler) al
which time all those interested can attend
if they think proper.
Guardian.
March &c, 1888. lsw3
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6PWe are authorised To announce Brigade,
General VIM. L. BRANDON, as candidate fol
the office o. MAJOR GENERAL of the LIST Division
M. NJ, at the ensuing election.
1--WE are authorised to announce Major R. NJ
VERIFY, as candidate for the office OF BRieA
DER GENERAL Of the LIST Division, NJ NJ, at the
ensuing election.
ITWe are authorised to announce NJ. F. De
.GRAFFENRElD, Esq, as a candidate for the
Office of BROADER GENERAL of the LIST Division,
M. NJ, at the ensuing election.
We are authorised TO announce JAMES Nc
DowELL, Esq as candidate for the Office OF
County Surveyor, at the ensuing election.
We are authorised to announce Mr.. H. l..
ToUsLEY, as a candidate for the office OF County
Surveyor, at the ensuing election.
We are authorised to announce Mr.. YOUNG 2.
GRIFFIN, as a candidate for the office of County
Surveyor, at the ensuing election.
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NOTICE.

nN Saturday, the 28th day of April
~ next, | will sell to the highest bid
der, by an order of the Probate Court OF
Amite county, at my residence, l2 miles
North East Of Liberty, a certain negro
woman and child pamed Aaron, belonging
Jointly to the estate Of John l.. Dickey,
decd, Thomas P. Dickey, and Robert D.
Dickey. Sale on a credit until the Isl
day Of January next. -
ROBERT B. DICKEY,
M Ear. of John L. Dickey, deed,
March "a, 1888. lHw5
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OBITUARY,

Departed this life on the 10Th instant. in Lex
ington, Kentucky, Mr.. JAMES NJ GORDON
son of Thomas Gordon, of this county, in the
2lst year of his age.
Mr.. Gordon had just finished his course OF
study in the Medical department of Transyva
MIA University, and was on the eve of departing
for his home when taken i'll, never again to re
cover. His modest and amable department
gained him many friends and his untimely
death will be amented by all who knew him.
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NOTICE

n ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned al
the January term, 1888, Of the honorable
the Probate Court Of Amite county, on the
estate Of Thomas Robinson, decd. ,,--No-
tice is hereby given to all persons ndebt-
ed to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against
The same, to present them duly aulhenti-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
JAS. F. ROBINSON. Admir-.
Feb. II, 1898. Tow
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Caution.

hereby forwarn all persons from ira
n ding for a note given to Robert Arm
stead on the 10Th day of February paya
bic on the first day Of January, 1889, a
mounting to one hundred and twenty dol
lars As the consideration for which said
note was given has entirely failed, am
determined not TO pay it, unless compelled
by law.
GLASS CASTOR.
March 6, 1898. law4
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S. R. DAVIS, elk.

BY virtue Of the above stated writ Of
Election, to me directed, from the Presi-
dent Of the Board Of County Police, in va
cation, will proceed TO hold an election
is the County aforesaid at the different
precincts, on Monday the 23d day Of April
next, and day following, for the purpose
Of eecting u County Surveyor, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the death Of james
Little, Esq, late surveyor of said County.
The lowing persons are appointed man.
ayers 10 superinlend said election, to wit:
LIBERTY,-Edward Carroll, James NJ.
Norwood, and VIM e. Ilarroll
THcKwooDs,-John Gunby, Eldridge
Adkins, and John Reavcs.
Rs,-Lewis Jackson, w. Jackson,
and B Anderson.
ToLBERTs,--Wm. Longmire, jr., G. P.
Claughton, and w. Jenkins.
ZION HILL,-W. F. Cain, Noble John.
son, and Moses Scale.
SMTH's,-E. Smith, A. White, and John
Adams.
SpURLocK's,--A. Spurlock, VIM. Burris,
and VIM. Firth.
TIcKFAw,-John Richmond, z. Lea, and
A. Robinson.
Given under my hand and seal,
this 26h day of February, 1888.
G. w. MCKNIGHT. Shift.
March 5, 1888. l2-te
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State of Mississippi.
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY.
Police Court, Clerks OGceyMarch 90. 1888.
To THE SHERIFF OF ANTE COPYRIGHTED.
ing:
VOU are hereby ordered to hold an
Election at the several ee cton pre-
cincts in said County on the 23rd and Gath
days Of April next for the purpose ofelec-
ling County Surveyor, to fill The vacan-
cy occasioned by the death Of James Lit
tie, Esq, late Surveyor.
BY order of the President in vacation.
Given under my hand and seal OF
said Court, this goth day March,
1888.
S. r. DAVIS. Clk
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

vi DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
JACKSON, Dec. 1897.
By BARRY w. Benson, Secretary Of STATE
ofthe Sta'e of Mississippi.
/ Know ye, that, in pursuance of the act
Y the Legislature to regulate elections in
This State, approved Marcb2, 1888, have
summed up The whole number of votes re-
turned into my Office for Representatives
to the 25th Congress from this State.
| have found the same TO be as follows:
Votes.
S. S. Prentiss received 1851
7. J. Word received 1880
J. f. H. Claiborne received 6,258
S. ]. Gholson received 6,032
| do therefore declare that S. S. Prcntiss
and T. J. Word, having received the lar
gest number of votes, are duly and legally
elected Representatives to the 25th Con-
geess from the State of Mississippi.
Witness my hand and the great seal
T.. S. of the State, at Jackson, the
14lh day of Dec. A. d. 1887
BARRY w. BENSON.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Amite County.

L ~ - ~ 4 Al - Va NlC1iAJOlA -
Amite County.
CIRCUIT CoUar, to April Term, 1898.
Benjamin F. YOmg,) Attachment for the
vs. rn,7, ~
James White. sum OF S''4 o.
NJ Office is hereby given, that on the
IN 18th day Of October, 1887, Benja-
min F. Young, plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an attachment from John
Walker, Esq, a Justice Of the Peace in
and for the county OF Amite, against the
goods and chattels, lands and lencments,
oil James White, defendant, for the above
sum of one hundred and seventy-four dol
lars and seyenty-fve cents, relurnabIe to
the April Term next, Of the Amite Circuit
Court, TO he holden on The second Monday
in April, 1888, and unless the said deien-
dant shall appear, give special bail and
plead or demur within the time prescribed
for appearance at said Term, Judgment
final will be demanded against the proper,
ty attached, and the property 50 attached
will be sold and applied to the payment Of
the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
+. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk.
March II, 1888. llw4
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

JACKSON, Dec. IA, 1887.
|, Barry w. Benson, Secretary of State
Of Mississippi, do hereby certify that the
above is true copy Of the proclamation
made this day by me, officially.
Given under my hand and the
[ L. s. seal Of the State, at Jackson,
this l4th day Of Dec. A. ID, 1887
B. w. BENSON, Sec. Of Stale.
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Regimental Orders.

nURSUANT to an order from the
n Adjutant General, an Election is
hereby ordered to be held on Monday and
Tuesday The 23rd and Oath Of April next,
for the purpose of eecting a Major Gene
raj and Brigadier General of the first di-
vision and first Brigade. The following
persons are appointed managers TO hold
said Election.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Jackson, August 8, 1897.
| E3l

BY BARRY w. Benson, Secretary Of State
ofthe State Of Mississippi.
Know We, that in pursuance OF the act
ofthe Legislature to regulate elections in
this State, approved March9, 1888, have
summedup the whole number OF votes re-
turned into my Office, for Representatives
to the called session Of Congress from the
State.
have found the same to be as follows:
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and laws Of our State to their proper SUI
premacy. G.
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! do therefore declare that J. f. II. Clai
borne and S. j.. Gholson. having received
the greatest number of votes, are duly and
legally elected Representatives to the call.
ed session of Congress from the State Of
Mississippi.
Witness my hand andNhe great
/. 3. seal of the State, at Jackson, the
9th day Of August, 1887.
BARRY w. BENSON.
JACKSON, August II, 1887.
] do hereby certify, that the within pro-
clamatlon, issued by myself, is true CO.
Ply of the original, as is now on file in my
office.
Given under my hand and the
LIS. great seal OF the State of Mis-
sissippi, jackson, Dec. 6, 1887
BARRY w. BENSON,
Secretary Of State.
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IEDa8a

NERTIFICATE No. 367, of ten shares
" Agricultural Bank Stock, dated Jan
uary 7, 1884, 10 Samuel Moore. Any per-
son having found the same will confer a
favor by delivering it to the subscribers
If not recovered in sixty days, application
will be made 10 the Bank for new certil-
icate.
JOHN MOORE,
THO'S. l.. MOORE,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

TO TINE is%cay ?, ss eIrsrdns
"a purely vegetable and gate sgr.eass to the
barrhss Dy.en,ery Cholera Morbus spssmodic Cholera
and the complaints OF children, the following highly
voluntarily written letters the proprietor expressive
highest ernions o. It's merits sua Of the decided success
y A. De Peyscr, Esq. captain OF the New York pacle,
ship Columbus Cou DOrtrsnte; Charles Webb, late OF
Congress Hall New York Col Charles mapesi David kim
s ssr Mr. Augustus cSapn 70 rss wes street, Mr. Pee
Ter Collins, efs Front street, Mr.. Charles X smith sA
Ses IS Mercer stree Mr. Robert Breese Isl Hudson street.
Cyrus s ESQ., Br:o.ly1 Mr. y sdrsrd ornssn.n. ~
ks. &C.
sundsv Morning News and oher the above letters
tie proprietor received amoug Others the fellov Ing add
u'''' s''''' 's New Yori, x,lor Nous. ADe . Isss
Dear sr-Durns stay heretwo Of my children, OF and
from he high had from Il BROOKS Esq
OF Bassm Of Moseateo did hesitate to administer
Children are aS ScS welt You are a. liberty 70 use thin IN
ssy way You h,rA proper.
Your sbedien, servant, IT, CorwAk,
Mr.. >. Wheeler, ocurs, &c. Nc. % Greenwich st
New York southern Hotel,
t57 Broadway, oh Aug 1889
Dear gir--Hsvng had q my children mosths
old the o,hr old, both severely afflicted h ihe
me- Of G sna props.. If ySur S
Moscateo and advised me to procure some orihwh do
ard In less than two hours after administering to each
small dos. The, tored their usual health In JUS
Won would remark att AN generally well known
your favor and auhors you refer person the
subject ohe Bslsau OF Mcaelo as amedclae which thnk
| Of the or, stes, lmpor 10 families
Yours very respectfully, JOHN NIRLO
u The genuine Ralsam Wheeiers basam ot Mosca.
eo" stamped the boues and each bcs accompanied
With directions for and fac smile Of lhc proprelofs sig
nature frice according the NJ the bottle one, two or
three dolsrS IT, be had New Tcrk II the resdesce 81
We prnpretoT W; ~ Greenwich street. ocu Nc y zoe
drug store III y Mihsu, No. las Broadway ~ Nr picklcs
No 4l5 broadwyi ~ Mr noiUs Nos SIS ant ~
/ Israe Posts No howsryi NJ J q vnforrs, No. te
GranrsFce at9 y tcClear's No as Gre svich street
'FFttcs Nlshg - Obtain ageHctrs mart adAfCys tprst
padl NJ. Wheeler No 30 crseawich street where al
Wholesale orders or &c supply Of vessels hotels Nc " he
est Jy1em'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
CANCERS CURED,

RY DIR. J. HAWLEi No. "a bayard street. New YORK;
~ The lsowng certificate from respectable person OF
Ne gives evdercs OF his skill ncurirg 'ss dread
fsl disease.
IL with gratitude communicate TO the public the cure OF
Cancer, performed by DR. Joseph Rawiey, of New
Miss Grue tnow Mrs sewart) OF this city, whose severe
astonishing isspirs with confidence, ret
outstanding, 10 the opmn OF he ,lnen ply scan
sinking fast under the dreadful effects OF the disease
which seated In the breast forSiug tumor nearly
large teacup and extending its Influence dowa the
side accompanied with violent pains and occasional
feet health not the slightest OF the disease remain
ing weuld refer the public To Mr. Stewart AM t ewse 10
Mrs Kimbl-, whom similar has been effected. Dr.
Hawley is regular practitioner of medicine and regards
with horror the imp sons the unity
the of causes Of various kinds In the hands Of thu usin
formed. MAGDALEN DAVIS,
s26-lms No. 10 Commerce St
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Advertise ment.

II IMPORTATION WaNrED-Of VIM LEWIS who
the sesaring la suffering great
losses and undergoing many rrvaons the different ports
he sailed particularly having
tured and puRdered. He he had friends in Yerk
Philadelphia. and particularly in Wlmngton II living he
be aren't So of has dark and
The latter part 1876 he sailed o New Orleans
schooner towards Barcelona OF that place he apured
by Spanish squadron blockadng H. sent to Porto
Cabso where in Jan 1917, the schooner condemned
plundered shore; the
turning Amerc sailed board the
den London for London His last written from
that port dated 7h June 1877 stating his his
int, Diiono OF returnir q IL An erica.
friend England who has deeply lamented receiving
tdings from him 37 anxious whether
alive dead. Any person able give intel
him /. uncate aim L,
nr =. &C. SiFFKEN New York.
should the said William LIE wis be living his
eye he enireated apply Immediately MIR ~ STIFF
KEN above where he viii hear OF hing his
tage s29.2tSA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

PAKM THEAYnE.-THIs EVENING win be
LovE N 4 coTTAoE-s'r Murphy @s.ny, Mr. Rich
ines-Mrs Charles Magsavs, Mrs G Mathews
A Pas de D-ua by sssss and Master Wells
ONE HoUR-er the Carnival B.u-Mr Charles Swiftly. Mr.
HE WOULD BE AN ACTOR-Mouey, Mr. C. Matthew'S
with songs-Becky. Mrs Vernon.
SCAN MAa-Mr Single Mr. Pacde-Julis, Mrs Richards
Doorsopen a quarter from '-perioFmanses com~ence
YoIessi-Pi, SO ce-ts- Gallery IS cents.
hoase1Ms waLtAck L!.e.-corasr Of Irea.ra and
Chprchslreets ten doersfrom Broadway THIS EVENING
The Child OF THE wREcK-Maurice oh. dumb boy,
Mile. Gel, ste, Fran,z Mr. ". II. Williams.
RAISING THE wIND-Jeremy Diddler, Mr.. Brown-Mss
Durable, Mrs. Russell
% Alter ne,, which,
TO conclude with
Made inc, badlie Celeste.
hao'l'e Celeste will dance La NermauAs
rlt. 30 ceats. Gallery. IS ceata.
EaANHLiN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
= nnder the direction of Mr.. w. r. BLAkE.-THis EVE.
or AGE TO. soaRo MORROW Baron willnghust, NJ.
Blake--Sopha Miss Matthews
GOLDEN FARMER Gemmy Twi cher John Seton :
LOUIS, Miss Barrier,
FANCY DASGE. Mr.. codel
IRISH y u TOR-Dr. OTeOle, Mr. Charles
Doors open az performance commence a, half
O'CLOCK. 81 Inv
OILY MPIC THEA"EE-444 Broadway ssIt door
~ the ratter sals near Canal s,reeL-THIs EVENING
will be presented,
Toe POUND NOTE-Billy Black, Mr.. Fnn-Montmore ncy,
Mr. Fiynn.arret Arlington with songsl Mrs. FynnMrs
Arlington. Miss Barnes
After which,
DEAD SHOT Tinii, Dir. F.ynn-Lousa, Mrs. Flyan-
Chatter Mrs. Wright
To conclude with.
MONS. JACQUES-Mons. Jacques, Mr.. Finn-Nira, Mrs
Flynn
rT Boxes s. cents; Pit 25cs Doors open at performance
to commence at half past o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
THE TRUTp WILL PREVAJL,-CERPAIN
L DISEASES CURED-Dr 0oOdwiIps 9ono rrlo.a .nd

u m
elect Detergent and Psths only nfa ibe
covered for GororrL9a and elects is become
known and eab shed TO require comment It, univer
forty eight III, desperate and
infamm7ory sass Of GonorhBa, elects ana Whites In althe
Structures seminal kues pains OF the ons rrita-
ton of the urshra ana gravel well chronic affections
the bladder ard kidneys, violent lcHg
Standing These safe and and Only ina be remedies
posed Of sapar anu the choicest aons that while
they tb. superiority other med
cine Of the kind Only Tres limited trial 10 know ef
hracy-havng To knowledge failed in in
The vast and Increasing sale the
tons Of the highest medical characters well who
have aubous beneht a effects
their great and superiority e,her medicine
being the eecaa remedy discovered for the
OF the above diseases giving muscular sens and
males takeihem with perfect safety Dr. Goodws Deter
and Pills safe certain and speedy for the
the
iaker with risk, Inconvenience,
business The these medicines 'et one
their physician with secrecy" ought alwayst0 nc
hand.
NJ "a word to The wise-take medicine but above
and keep from the quack doctors whose appear
IL every public print and then take mercury and
your constitution.
much pleasure In bearing testimony to these safe
ppray, kaownR several friesd who have cured by
IL" fact iiat kRor.
For by appointment by Dr. J. II Hart, Broad
and Chambers street, y Guon, l27 Boupry corner
Of Grand Henry and Pike ard t Grand
W. B. Hoffman, 657 Broadway; at D. saads
100 Fulton Of william street Price 50 cents each
s26-roy
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MIX. DE Walls
ncinU md waItzinU xchOOl

At the ApsNo, formerly Eufeypian all, 4lo Broadway
" The scholars this vii, have advantage Of
twcnyfour lessons the Pubcs and practising party
other week, otenr il consistent with his ether eng
men thus giving the scholars privileges offered before
The school on Monday. when De win be
pleas. his old scholars and those may jim
his school Il. moderate and ascerased by
apply at Ir De Gs residence Brsome corner
Lases and gentle Invited The rooms on Mon.
day eveaing, the October when they wi he lighted ND
The opchng bali will take place next Thursday evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
ELLRTHORN
Wholesale and Retail LOZENGE Warehouse
100 NASSAU STREET.

IN DIFFERENT NAKIETIEso OF medic nted and comV
CU the English d free from
arbitration Among them Cough Lo,enges, that viii
coughs and when they curable-worm
that fail 10 dispel the kind wormsApoo do
thar improve the voice-Sarapaulla do. that purity
do for co.tvenesorrs Rost do tor swerennr the breath
Peppermint, Ssssafras, wstergreen. Rose q 9. &c.
SlQ if,eod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
EAsHIONABLE STRAW HAT rtANuFAC
II TORY, MILLINERY nc MRS BENNETT, No. f@

Bondvay between Rssae ard Duane streets beg o inform
the Ladies ana the Public 10 geaera s she has e opened
The above estab hment with and elegant on
hne Tuscan, Legborn and other fnsbonooe hs ano ne
~ articles.
Mrs y. particularly requests TIE sepuoFs we Ia
dies tn style OF Hats manufactured foin tuscan straw,
called the Cong Gipsey which she salsnee nss
ton s4.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

II Mr. J. PARKER assisted by his two ghters has the
honor TO announce his friends and the public
will for the Tanmany Hall on Thursday
afternoon, the 4h October Days OF tuition Thursdays and
Saturdays Young ladies' class from to boys
gentlemen from 10 TO- Terms made applying at
the Hall, Mr.. Ps residence No su7 Bowery Fer the
accommodation OF those families living up Mr. Intends
opening afternoon school for young ladies Military
fail Bowery opposite Spring Days tuton Tues.
days ard Fridays, from O'clock The FIRST DOL cav
Tuesday Oft Ii
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
10 THE INHABITANYS Or JERSEY
cry, HinSisiHs EsGEN' AND

Ut " you want Coat Vest or pair IL panaoonsrp up IN
frs style % ha The money usually CHARGED Merchant
Tao's ca Al the Cash Tailoring EsiabN hmgat 81 Nfdtr
Lane Foo list - prices, advtrus ment sroher pat
or HE DAVIS 40
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spoons, lassi pattern, tog sale Nj any qulnuty by
LEWIS FkCCuFwANGtR,
SIS Cour,land street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS, rs Broadway.
IN TIE regular sales this well known establishments
connue take place every Monday II o'clock The
OF horses carriages will Monday, Oco
her ls II o'clock with carriages harness. A ana al IL
o'clock the sale will when will be 06eFed
a catalogue OF from 40 70 50 horses. As usual
Also ssre horse that has racked his mile min IS
Also horse yeung and sound warranted mile
with two wagon in min. l2se Also, pair Of 6ne
bay horses from the couRty, and pair OF ported
MES for chlsen the Buenos Ayan and the other
Indian
This Offers first opportunity of purchasing ahsrse
or horses for shipping for The road for any other
g.. w MILLER, Proprietor,
myi76ms Successor 10 J. w. Watson 44SBreadway.