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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.

The following are the arran cement agreed upon
By the lont committees on the part OF the Military
and Citizens, for the celebration Of the cd Ann-
vcrsary of American Independence.
Al sunrise federal salute to be fred as signal
for hosting the National Flag.
At 8 O'Clock A. M. a procession TO be formed IN
Franklin Square, in the following order, under the
direction Of the Marshall Of tho day.
l. Columbus Band
O. Columbus kAcmcn.
g. Orator Of the day, and Reader.
4. Rev. Clergy.
). Soldiers OF the Revolution.
6. High Sheriff, Judges aud Justices OF the
the county.
7. Male Students of the Franklin Academy.
8. Principals ond Teachers Of the several semi
narlcs Of the city and the President OF the Female
College.
8. Strangers.
10. Citizens Of the city and county.
n. Columbus Dragons
At the firing of a gln, the procession will move
from the Square down Seminary to Market street ;
down Market street to Main street; down Main
street to st. Johns street; down ST. Johns street
to Washington street; up Washington street to
Market srMt thence To Main ST; up Main street 70
Caledonia street to the Episcopal church, where
the services of the day will be performed as follows;
/. Prayer
g Music
8. Reading of the Declaration Of independence
| BY G. A. CHANDLER, Esq
4. Music.
81 0ration-By W. II. MAYO, Esq.
8. Music.
| I. Prayer and Bencdiction.
| Alter the services in the Church, the procession
will return to Franklin Square, where tta de Jo'
viii be fred by the military as signal for the dls-
banding Of the procession; at the same tine, INC
MarshaiIs of the day viii communicate the arrange
ments for proceeding 10 dinner to be prepared al
| the Columbus Hotel
At one O'Clock, national salute viii be fired
Al shutdown the firing Of gun shall be the ss'
nal Tor lowering the National Flag.
E. B. Drake, II. S. Taylor, Esqrs. and Col. }. W
ByEn, were appointed MashaIs Of the day.
All of which is respectfully submitted, by
c. Ii. Albert, J. ii. Tracy, F. Hooker, /. )
Huddestou, Committee on behalf Of the Rytemeh
J. w. Carroll, P. NJ. Grant II. 6. HUMPHREYS
| j. Baker, Committee on behalf the Dragons.
7. g. Blcwett, w. W. Humphres. r. b Drake
A. Campbell, G. S. Akin, 5. +. ButterwortI 7. B
Barker, Committee on behalf of the Ci.i=eas.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
FuHs D.moorat
THE SAYINGS or AZ AGED Man.

THE SAYINGS OF An AGED MAN.
l think Ue ought 10 i,y from tac pleasures ct &C.
day lest they hrnS pam tomorrow Il the bright
DAY that breeds the adder. One br5gl, day is over,
ana it has e.i US 10 sroau and sweat with our din
culiies. Our banks once i.Scouated freely; proper
" rose in many instances % ten times lis value, ana
money was plenty. Tha, was indeed a bright day
But final settlement came and found many in the
qulgmire,
The extravaganza Of the times may he Illustrated
BY the fable Of the TWO bees One was wise and eau
tous the other careless and rx,ramgant They
found plenty OF fragrant flowers and delicious fruits
TO regale themselves on. But al length they found
widc-nouthed phal filed with honey exposed 10
their taste in the mos, aIuring manner. The ex-
ravagant be- N spite Of all Ais friends rcmonstran-
ccS, plunged bCadong iato the vessel, resolving to
indulge himself ia all the pleasures Of s:nsuahty.
The other bee being suspicious Of danger, slipped q
little with caution and flew to his fruits and flowers
The bread that honest labor gets may be eat ii
peace; but the thoughtlcss aRi sensual bee thai
plunged hcaJlong in, found that he was surieited
cloggcd in his wrgs cnlcchlcd in his feet his who,
frame total ' tneryatcd and incapable OF cxtrcaun.
himsclf; so he had to lament with his latest breath
the folly of this imprudcnt act y taste Of pcasun
may quicken the relish of life, but an untestrninc,
| indulgence is inevitable destruction. Is not this
GOOD illustration OF the conduct Of some men in gu
day: The banks are wde-mouthcd and their none,
very tempting, but frequently when men get int
| tnpu, a. lis hari lD frrt ont
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23


Nm pursuance of the law, !, MARTIN VAN
II buren,, President Of the United States Of
America, 10 hereby declare and make known that
public sales will b, held at the aforementioned
Lard Offices in the State of Mississippi, at the pc
RODS hereinafter designated, 10 wit:
At the Land Office at Chocchuma, on Monday
the twelfth DAY OF November st, for the disposal
Of ,he public lands within the limits Of the under
mentioned townships and fractional townships, TO
wit;
North orthe base iHe and east Of The meridian.
Fractional township twcn'y-sX, Of range four.
fractional townships lwenty-six and twenty-sey-
en-, Of range three
Townships twenty five aud twcnty-slX, % range
two.
North o(the base line and nest of The meridian.
townships twenty, twcnly-one, twenty-five,
twenty-thrcc twcnty-tour, and t~enly-ilVe Orange
two.
townships twenty-five, twcnty-threc, twenty
Our twenty-five twenty-slX, and twenty seven, OF
range three.
Townships twenty two, twcnty-hrce, twenty
four, twenty SIX twenty seven, and twenty eight
and fractional township twenty nine OF range tour.
Township twenty, Orange five
Township twenty two, Of range SIX.
That part Of township twenty one, north Of Tie
old Indian boundary, Of range seven.
Fractional township twenty i've 81 range eight.
At tho Land Office at Columbus on Monday the
twenty ninth day Of October next, for the disposal
Of the public lands within the limits Of the under
mentioned townships TO wit;
North Of the base line md east Of the meridian.
Township eleven, ranges fourteen, fifteen and
sixteen.
Also the north hail Of section twenty eight, IN
township nineteen OF range sixteen.
At the Land Office at Augusta, on Monday, The
fifth day Of November next, for the disposal Of the
public lands within the limits the aforementioned
townships and fractional townships, to wit:
NORTH ofthe base line and cast Of the meridian.
townships two, three, four, five, Elk, and seven,
| Of range seventeen.
| Fractional townships, two, three, four, five, six
and township seven, ofrange eighteen.
/ ands appropriated by law tor the use Of schools
military, Or other purposes, will be excluded from
! sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two wpeks
| Iunless the lands are sooner disposed Of, and NJ
longer; and no private entries Of land in the town
ships so offered, will be admitted, until after the ex
piratlon Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city Of ashingion
this fourteenth day Of May, ammo Domini, 1883.
By the President: NJ. VAN buren,.
JAMES WHiTCOMB,
Commissioner Of the Geaesal La,iL CGiee.
! June -, l530--j0-tds.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Hats and CAM at Wholesale.
nrnncr aud Tailor.

EWARRISON JOHNSTON, (successor to
n Irwin & Johnston) respectfully informs hia
old customers aud the public generally that he has
ns returned from The north with spledd assor'-
ment of new and fashionable goods, consisting 10
part Of super Blue, Black AdeIa, Brown, Green,
Oxford and Cadet mixed Cloths; Blue, Bae';, and
Ribbed CaNsmers Of very superior quality Back
Satin pain and figured; Black Vclsri, plain and h
CURED; vestings Of every description; Bombazine
and Tibet Of all colors; Ribbed aud PLAIN Llnnen
Drills and Cuttings; linnen aud Cotton Shirts
Merino aud Lambs wool Shirts and Drawers; black
Satin and Innen IIosons; Linen and silk Hand
kerchlcls; SIX and Cotton Hosiery, Of oil kinds
silk and Horscskn Cloves with many Other articles
| too numerous TO mention.
n b. lie hopes his old friends and customers
viii not cXpccth him 70 give one, two or three years
credit as his means vii not Justify him dong bust
moss on such terms IA he has TO pay cash Tor his
goods and labor he viii expect The same, or at very
| short credit to those who will pay Their accounts
when presented In oil cases us accounts must DC
considered due when presented
May 10. 41t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Choctaw Rescrvatlons.

FuVIE Commissioner Tor certifying sales of
a. Caoctaw Reservations = now eHSAseu "a
81 ,, eases believed 20 Be ready for
fa,l i.S,sson SOM claimants have fled tIicir tile
papcrs but not their proois, o'he5s nave tga ,ieI
no, i'm, mot tbeir tile papcrs-lay,e aud ghCthcT5
who lave not presented their claims al al, are n9i-
6.l IN, ths nicc VII be open al aa times, AZ RO-
,cr's old stand near Columbus where the SECRETARY
Sir. ). II. Lester, viii recrlve aud te all ute r.
prrs ami evidence which may be presented. The
Commi~> ,nrr Will be again az the oiRce, 50 soon es
he Jispases orthe cases NOW on handand he 5 mott
fed by Mr. Lester, that o,he cases are ready iof adj
INDICATION. Ia all cases, the proof may be by depo-
sitens. as vel as by tic personal Attendance OF wit
nsssrs, A. V. BROWN, Com'r.
june 20, Is3s-50-3m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Alississinni Union Bank.

NVIIE undersigned Commissioners for roceT-
u ing Subscriptions to the Stock Of the above
Bank, viii regularly attend at the Court House N
Coutrbus, on Tuesday Of each week. until the
tmo appointed for closing the books. All those
who intend subscribing, viii please hand N their IL
lies &c. for examination, 10 either OF tie COMMITS
sioners nj any time previously in order that the
subscriptions i9r stock may be admitted at regi
lat mcctar. JN0. DAVIES,
GEO. GOOD,
WIN CLARK, Coalrs
Columbus, June 49, 1883 d9t4
01~The Argus Wiz please copy the above
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Education.

A LADY, weIl qualified by education and ex-
N perience to mpat instruction e yonlh, g
desirous Of forming an engagement from The lst 2.
Aurust or September as Goycrncss, in an intelligent
AMI agreeable amiy--or she would take charge q
School in hcallliuI aud peasant ueiglborilood
or Village. The best Of testimonials can be produced
az to moral and literary Qualifications, and good
salary will be required.
Any communication addressed to "a. G. D." and
dirccied 10 care Of Join BROW n1ec Esq. Columbus,
MI, through the medium Of the Post 0ace, or tii
Al the Olce Of the Democrat, viii he satisfactorily
and promptly answered.
Lorndes County, Nj. May 20. ls33.--i6i5
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Columbus Hotel.

~ II. LIVINGSTON has taken into e.
W. partnership with him in the TAYER
BUSINESS, JenS Q. BRAcKEN, formerly liz
Alabama, but more recently from Aberdeen.
We intend IN the course of few months to ma
improvements in our establishment so that we G.
accommodate sixty persons more than We can at
present time. II is cur full determination that
table shall not be surpassed by any in Mississippi
Our attention TO Travellers shall be untring, an
every effort on our part TO make our guests CO..
Portable, will be done with great cheeriuness. a
we ask OF the travelling community is to give Us
caii and Judge for themselves.
LIVINGSTON & BRACkEN.
June ?, 1888 4Ttf
tEs-The Tuscaloosa Flag the Union will plea
publish the above notice for one month, and sen
their bill 10 Livingston and Brackea, Columbus,
payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23

WAOTTER y SfMONS, are now receN
M ny their Spring and Summer supply c
new and fashionable Goods, which will consist {
almost every article a customer may desire. Thu
stock was receuty purchased IN the noitheF
Cities by one Of the firm vita much care end a
tenilon. We only ask those who are dispose
to purchase fresh goods, to call and examine o.
assortment, aud We promise to do all in OH pow
er to render every satisfaction.
TR0TTER & SYMONS.
May : 1928. 43gf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
school Section to Lease.

I'm Pursuance of an order Of the Hon. Board
H. of Police of the county Of Lowhdcs, made al
their called session, on the seventh of June Instant
lie undersigned rs President Of The Irnseeso Of thc
sixteenth section, township seventeen north, range
nineteen, for the use Of schools, vii en Saturday
the / tn Of August lease said section to the highest
bidder, at Nashville in LoWndes county, at IL o.
clock NJ. NJ McCARTl.
June 43--O-GW'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Sl,eriG-s sale.

NDY ymtue Of n wit Of Fl. Fla, issued fioni
ND the Circuit court OF Lowndes eo.'and to me
directed, shall proceed 10 sell for cash, hiorc the
court house door IN the town Of louisville, on
Ncalay the 18th day Of August next. all the night,
title, claim and Interest," that David Monroe has ~
aqd 10 The following ards, 10 wit: The west halt
of the southeast quarter; also, the east hall OF the
southwest quarter; aud the south hal q tile east
half of the northwest quarter, section number seven.
township fourteen range u, and the Improvements
thereon 10 satisfy said execution in favor Of swift
Muffin. Sale within the hours prescribed BY law.
JNO. H. HARDY, ShH Winston Co.
jane Ii. ISjs-19-4w IF fee 80 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Paint Shop Removed.

II galley. PuSTER, has removed to the
Nd. rear of Messrs. Hand 4 Huddleston's
Brokers' Office, on Main Street.
n. b. WINDOW GLASS Of all sizes, from Is
bv u 10 by Q, constantly ON hand.
June lG, IS3S.-A0-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Franklin & Rrother.

HNAVE just received from New York aud
~ New Orleans, fire assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries and Hardware, TO which they in
vito the attention of thcy friends and tic pubic.
Mly Do i6--G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Columbus Bath House.
Lhe klaI relre.Aet Of he summer heats. =

Ihe kiaI rtfresher Of The summer heats"
NEiILS would respectfully inform bis old
I'VE friends and the public, that he has removed
his Bath House to Military street, in the rear 81 the
Earle Hotel. for tic convenience OF the citizens.
Ills establishment s now fitted up IN superior style,
and he is ready 10 accommodate his customers with
warm and COLI baths. Those who prefer the SAT-
bath can he accommodated.
June 10 1898 Agtt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
To Probate Judges and Clcrks.

DLANK Bonds for Administrators, EXccu-
- tors, Letters Of Administration, Canadians
Bonds, Tavern Keepers Licenses, Marriage lioon-
Ses suited 10 any county the state, for sale at te
Office ofthe. Democrat MAY 10.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
.CH AND SPLENDID sCHEMElll

n ,oII IIIHN1 UHUUHIII- ~ t~"''"~V
L,j- Tickets in the above Lottery for sale at the
Bar Of the Eagle Hotel and AT the Exchange Of
Boss s. RawS by A. 7. TOWNS, Agent.
a. For the sum of five dollars a handsome or-
tune may b. secured.
Columbus, June D. 1888 50i2'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Union Bank Charters.

A FEW copies Of the original Charter OF the
n Mississippi Union Bank, together with all
the amendments, may be had a; ,hs oihce fnce
9 cents. slay -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
Dir. watkins X Boiling.

HAVING united IN the practice of Medicine,
N promise a close attention to the business OF
heir proi;sso punctual and immediate attcn-
ton ~ all cases.
June 23, lSSS,-50-lW.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
A Female Teacher Wanted

A T Smrkylle, Oktbboha County. Apply to
IN e,ther OF the Trustees, VIZ; james Walton,
Dr. GiIhSpic, T.. BarlwelL Satisfactory ttSttmo-
nidlS viii be required.
Junt ., lS3S-50-3w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
FoR THE DEMocsAT.

FoR THE DEMOCRAT.
After the adoption Of the sth Resolution A. IT,
Weir offered the following resolution.
"Resolred, That the Banks of this State be re-
quested TO resume specie payments and tor the
purpose of enabling them to do SO, thai all those
indebted to them pay up Immediately" which res,
oIution was laid on the table. The prtritedgsu
question or motion 10 adjourn being called J0r
and carried. JUoileE'
bE- we shall publish the reply Of the late Capt
Smlth, 10 the rems Ks OF Col. Scati next week Sc
SERIAL articles intended for this number oiour paper,
arc unaFoidablv omitted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, S
PATENT WINDLAss
r f. DSTE AID.

" The subscribers Sole Proprs.os ara o hi,
prepared 10 execute with despatch, all orders TOT us,I
IJrrvsed Patent Sweled Beam Wind Bedsuads wnca
are now almost universally used As being I've ees,
The sackiag acted upon by tie wneia asd sweed oean
made perfectly light ana tree from all Liability 70 sag s1
easy simple in constructions he mser o. pulling up .no
taking down. VIII be found of hut li.e trouble IN
which the component parts are hitsd scs as safeguard
against tbs inlrod uetion af any kind oil vermln =,
From II taken render eaca neoseao per1c. e
ouaies for aoily will recommend them = purchaser
WHO are invited to call and examine large sssorlmes no"
hand. u,. u.,-..s..
Also large assortment Of elegant Furniture, Mattresses
Feather Beds, kc constantly on hand,
ie,sv opposite the franklin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
C. G. MARSH,S PROSPECTUS.
vu,rrr STJfDy or e(JOK. KEEPIN6-No. 7s Cedar 81

C.. G..
EVNHE STUDY OF EOOK-kEEPING-No.7 s Cedar street
near Broadxay-I must be apparent to ALL that there 10
-ecual way Of teaching practical kno Wedge OF ssoS
Keeping but By conducting the pupil through variety g,
by his mGkag the entries OF esch as
occurs and coming familiar with the account books from
actual use. II be imagined thai buying ana seing
are that take place In business
The course instruction which presents 10 he pupil more
than hundred different business transactions eacn q whch
becomes the subject remark conversation and study de'
cdeoy coarse practice hch must result In good know
ledge keeping Rooms open day ana evening" rIo'
spectu with TERMS be had at e Rooms where the
werks be or purchased Inc student
conducts Closes and reopens set oil part
n~rhip accounts becomes familiar with the various ac
count books from reference with Ifsl balances
balance snee mercantile calculations IN Equsuon Of
Paymsnts Discount and Interest," Exchange insurance. &C
&c. - - !.
str stationery &c included The course mol hnshed
until the student acquired good practical knowledge OF
book which effect Certificates are gwen alter due
attention -.
Mrca.ti Eriag-A of lessons 10 writing IS pre-.
nared which will NOT fail efecse valuable improvement
C. C. MARSHS WORKS.
arbe Science ef Deuble- Eatry Bookkeeping Smplihcd'
standard work In its seventh edition. 200 pages octave
nj IS This book introduced into the New York Puaic
Schools in reference any other the subject Tbs us.
tees of his institution is well known, compose some oil e
first talent in the country. -,
The Arr OF Single Eay bookkeeping, improved by the
introduction OF Proof Baanne l30 pages octave
rs cents.
s,nels ronv au25- eodlm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

U SECOND WARD no TEL-NsM 20 .ne c .s,ss, ~
snsn having undergone thorough rentiing E .sw N com
Sess order sceOnnsdst0a Of sho'e whs may honor
Yssse .s Il ss house, besides lower story which
ar .... ss''ss ayy
Psbe eesg WIN .r q. sm saeo~ o.
o oa.s.u psss - 20 bushes. :.
C,. a.. s sB dinner. 90
s:s.s q game or de,s{ Gse sor s rSp.oi s
w.n rsssTne sue'srssS D,oP sss ,Sse sesersy
sss shade. s e.. sdsssa na 70 ,is Ire
,Ss ssy TSe soase fitted M SIMILARLY and win be conduct
ed - all respects she sane rs The Shades. = EVANS
new RETECTOKY.-J. SWEENEY, s-
s. IA trends ssd Is. public be opened sew re.
h: E. I'D Sys; ss :. ss 3. -
every s the ss.ssa provo; q 500. .! S pa.
u. m.rs. No and Ne hops 70 and hat
which Re Is determined " s;.s SWEENEY
r,r,co%TT EELU xHY Ss slha44EEs OIL PASTE
sEAcKNo admitted by q. WHO Ss, *, prose ssss
Ssssss ss Ss. s Sos. s not s most
,..sr -, 2. the cal ssi
ss s ssos s. and satisfy that rre.ss' Black.
M IN sesssst sessssse. NOR. Conservative qualities
=. ni@pyo ,es" sSs' Than h impaired ~ age
Az hvi polish viii ease oil or ulIo~-snd' asy'"
3 perfection IN blscklng hitherto unaunineo
Manufsctured and for sale 1t 80 water street, ~
Also by J. w. Clsrk. Buffalo Orders sehcteo. -e
Important 20 MiIiners. Country merchan's
and the Ladies' I'm general. -.
NJ CARL KING, the well knswn and eeiebratsn r.Is'
Premium nd Straw Hat Manufacturer To her Mae
" Victoria, Qseer Of England respectfully norns the s
he has the wholesale business and has entirely
ven nm Of retail namely 765i Broadway and
- 40 ~rry will enAesvor 10 have always hand an
xrsst large OF superior quality most fsshann.
NV horn Florence Tuscan and Ene sh
a., HAS al his residence No ~ Dvisios 81 by single
bs[ =, very reasonable price. Maers and Country Mer.
chants win always hnd general asortmes and OF superior
Sshrie Al the wholesale price Of Leghorns Florence srads
and Enghh Hats by the dores OF case, at his
~ ssoss bic terms any house In the city.
lie will keep alse elegant assortmsnt ot tne most
ishoss sssr ,s.s@ price Jysi-sm
,v,OoTU ACH E-T0OTH ACHE-why VIII zoo
Ger with the ache, wher there perfect rsmedys
n RS recently discovered that the Extract o. can snn
nrsoscse IL : perfect remedy for eohsche " can ne ussa
ia r~reet safety. from the tocth ne psr
s.ed ana leaves wbite the outsde-n removes ne
snslfro the BREATH and gives almost re-
80. he main, severe thas been uses py mos
.,ds and has JAILED 70 give relief whsn oo"o W
a,se.i IN corssct with The decsyed tcotn-
sorrr single hotties, w D. D. Sands No II" Fn"sn
Mh-Ahser" oS'a je,s I'm
NICKLKcsses s,, rsss,yss sna e, sale
N,,sY 2 Courtandf It
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

fFrem the New orleans Picay rune OF April a
nIyEAsk-At the earaest request OF Mr.. L. H. =.
~ OF the Parish OF Ascension, La give publicity 10 the
following note;
Messrs Misunderstanding IL duty which to nv
fellow well Mr. LIZ, agent for HuRters Red
Drop your city, beg that you will allow sate that
after having bees sorey asd dangerously afflicted with
disesse and amer having tried prescriptions In
vaiR for onths have been fully sRd perfectly cured by
taking this invaluable medicae short time and
would sincerely all who Nay be suffering in
similar
auislns Respectfully, he, l. H. J..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

DELI. PULLS AND DOOR PLATEs--u ~
ID cermss silver and good workrsnsnip sna ssrsror 10
the plated COR sale BY LEWIS FEUCarwAN1nk,
aul0 Aohahsn@tsNNVRs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

MO CURE NO PAY--salt Rheom; Ring worn, Iet
IN esrbers or ekser Itch Scald Head, and all Other
diseases az the skin eaecpay cured by the use N
SANDS Remedy for salt kheum which hss new oeen 's'
ttd In sng twenty Ave hundred cases hout In enc IN
stance having faled No alteration In diet snd
,h.,e 4. y. ger IN Applying the tendeet infant
d,s~nverv never before in the history OF medisne
and every person afflicted with cntsneous diseases In any
fern IA invited to nske immediate use OF this valuable med
cine Numsrous certificates of virtues have been receives
by the proprietor, snd will be exibhlledon sppcauon
rrensred and cold by A. b o. SANDS, NO. 100 Futos
corner Of william street. and sold by Druggists eenerhy
many Of the principal cities andtowns IN the unned states
NIB n can be ordered with other gecds Of any o pn'
cpsl druggists 10 this city or Philadelphia. wxsIm
TO TIE III 10 4. ~: =, I'm
ters Mraiere /. No Division street, ~ EThe usforu.
here call whcs, the fear OF deseu1n We mos. IN
tImate friend where he insures 10 cure oe dwess,
CAGES the hind recent chronic ssd al osesses
the urinary orgsrs disease arising rom lmpnrs seod
old standing and ipdoeni ulcers, the souss ~ sc
fulous affection mercurlsl rheumss~s rrvse omcs ~
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