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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-15
ADDR ESS
To the people Ofthe United States.

At a Meeting Of Republican members Of the Sem
ate and House ofRepresen,atveN held at The Capitol
July ., lSSS, the Hon, JoHN NJ NuEs, 81 Goanec-
ucut, aud the Hon. CH,sLEs E. HAYNES, Of Geor-
~; beng Chalrmen and the Hon. George " KsiHs,
o. Pennsylvania, and the Hon. H. H. Turner, oi
tennessee acting Secretaries, the Address 10 tie
reoplc oi the United States was received aaj far
i ,hleT considered; whereupon on motion OF the Hon.
Hiram Cray, ct New York, it was
hfsairsd, That the address be signed and pub
aSntd hy me committee who have prepared 1t IN be-
halt of the Republican members Of Congress.
JNO. NJ, NILES and
CHS, f.. HAYNES, { :" n
hoPEINs l.. TuRNrR, oee'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-15
HrsRY Glars Declaration Of JTar against the

HEsRY CLAY's Declaration Of H'ar against the
occupant and Presumption Of Settlers.
~ did say the squat,ers on the public lands
were a LAWLESS KABBLE; that they might
as well seize upon our forts and arsenals, or on
line public treasury, as to rush out and seize on the
public lands. WILL OPPOSE THESE
|CLAIMS AS LONG AS GOD GIVES Me
THE POWER AND ABILITY TO DO
|s0"--H CInys Speech on Tho pre.smplion bill,
,Taauaru, 1898.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-15
THE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall our, be a GOVERNMENT OF THE
p9SKS or GOVERNMENT OF THE
pEQPLE? Shall zoe hare CONSTITUTION
AL TREASURY, or an UNC0NSTITUTI0N-
AL NATIONAL BANK Shall ,ce hare Coy-
sT,rur,osAI CURRENCY OF GOLD and SILVER
or enc Of IRREDEE.AL4BLE PAPER? Shall
IRE EIus under the despoiism Of MoNEYED ARIs-
rocRAcr. or under the safeguards Of a FREE
CONSTITUTIONAL Washington Chrnn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-15
To the Voters Of LOwndes County

FELLOW CITIZENS:
The approaching election for member Of the
Legislature is one involving much interest in
consequence Of the influence its result will tend
10 have on our National policy. As freemen, it
IS our duty at all times, but especially so now, to
canvass the respective merits Of men both per-
S0nay and politically, who aspire to the honor Of
representing Us in the legislature Of our State, or
U the councils Of the naon-that we may find
OUT as far as possible their views and motives. and
cast our votes for him whose political sentiments
1e most likely in our opinions TO maintain our
civil and religious Liberties.
y Is with view of bringing the claims and
"'e'"S OF the candidates fairly before you, that
',n lnouced to give the reasons by which my vote
shall be influenced.
Inc candidates before us are SETH PEBBLES
and SAMUEL BurLrR.
III the capacity of private citizens they are on
:" equal iool'ng; both men Of good standing, re-
spoc'aple talents, and equally identified with the
s.esS oil the country,-but when viewed as POI
"'e'ans' we find them to be antipodes-Mr. Pee.
vs. advocating the doctrines Of the Federal, and
'Af Butler that Of the Democratic party. The
sue betseeD them is, whether Federal alisto.
,Suc principles shall prevail, by establishing a
.'aa0nal Bank to manage he finances Of the
S0untry and sway the Government itself, or whe-
4'' democratic Republican principles shall be
sustained in the attempt to organize Govern.
'''' on the principles of the Constitution, and
. '''ase the public affairs independent of all
I" oehooves Us fellow citizens, to pause and
'"uef well what the designs of the Federal par
''e Can person Of unprejudiced mind, hay-
He welfare of the nation at heart, consent to
'cF any man who advocates measures tend
= directly to give the monied aris,ocracy Of this
S''''y and Of Europe control Of so powerful DO
'''ai an engine as United States Bank has. and
Ut VIII De, when connected with the Govern
'e''' care not how il is guarded, il must ever
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-15
BEWARE OF sHIN.pLAsTERsy

|" Let the laborng classes beware. The reign of
shin rlasters is drawing TO close, and many are
the poor and ignorant who will be caught in the
Itap Every worthless st Of paper now crcuat-
iny, must finally stop somewhere 1t will not stop
iu the hands Of The rich and cautious The hands
pf The laborer will be its resting place. Let the
working classes beware. Let them begin to refuse
pl shipnes They can get silver if they refuse the
Faca."- Globe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-15

n,mo,rat;s Candidate for United States SenGtor
JAMES F. TROTTER, OF LowSDEs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-15
THE DEMOCRAT

Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BH
.yORTHIN TON & LESTER
Publishers Of the United States Latrs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-15


Extract from tie London Bankers Circular Of
)aaasry 9th, 1887.
III "From its nature, the influence Of bank must
be allied to the arstocracy Of wealth, and not TO
the democracy Of numbers and this is more espe-
#cnly the case with great chartered hanks having
Immense power The late bank of the IT, State
zwas one Of THIS description, and its political inhus
tnce was prodisious."
Z WIG DocrRINE.--.Mea haze found thu; The
chances Of huumg good chief mac is;raic BY BIRTH
pre- about equal 10 the chances Of obtaining one BY
POPULAR ELECTION. And boast as we will, that the
superior intelligence of citizens may render this
government an exception, TINE WILL SHOW THAI
rHs IS A MISTAKE. No nation can be an excep.
hon, till the Almighty change the whole character
man. Letter Of Syney.
We have the pleasure Of presenting to our read
Frs to day the Address Of the Democratic members
of Congress to the People of the United States.
is document fraught with the sourdest views ant
the most convincing arguments. 1t embolIes tn
genuine State right doctrine Of '95. But II need
no commendaton from us.--All that we ask for 1t Il
an attentive perusal, We will just observe that tn,
principles which t'advocates form the ground
work upon which all the measures and recommen
dalionA of the present Administration are based. A
has been justly remarked, it holds out the oliv
branch to the dismembered fragments of the Jetier
sonIan party, such grounds aone,as tie south cal
unite upon with safety to itself.
! Our Senator, Judge Trotter was a member OF tn
meeting that adopted the Address, and heartily con
ours in all its views
! 70 As we wish the document circulated as ex
tensvey as possible, we shall strike off some thou
sand Extrns cnntnininn IL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-15
For Representative.
SAMUEL BUTLER.

,y7- We are authorized to announce Col. GEoaeE
R FALL as candidate for State Treasurer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16
vOL.III.
Na.,ee to country subseribers.


Hereafter whenever any country subscription to the
Herald, reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done up in yslow wrappers
This plan is adopted in order to give cur patrons IN
the country, notice. either to their subscription
by fresh remittance to expect II to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid. Sub
scrbers WILL therefore, understand, after this notice,
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yetlo1 wrappiHg paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them TO the ex-
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall ny
way of requital for his shaving 50 often our supscr
befs The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Caelnet,
arc to cheat as much as you can, so that the law
does not reach you do not practice on this prncl-
pie to any extent except when have dealings with
the Kitchen-and on such occasions IT Is adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave you'll get
shaved Every day am receiving letters complain
ing that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly nailed
Why these complaints! Because many of Amoss
sub treasurers will be looking into the Herald to see
the lineamens of their master accurately depicted.
They read, laugh, but forget to put the Herald into It's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal favor try to be as honest as they
know they have precious little of that article
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16
HICHARD HEMMING g. son,
E O @ 4 + Z d l. f " l. l. =. 4 D ID

q II q n ~ r. r. ID L. r. NJ l. IL Il r. u ~ H.
~ Return their thanks the preference given for
many years their Needles and Fish Hooks, aud beg to
the public that they still continue to use the greatest ex
faction, ana they rusi ensure continuance OF pa
Hemang sos have oblssd to cautien the public
several times b. aier from whom they purchase Needles
aud Fish Hooks pnporng to se OF their and ne
required f. H. Son having recently received in
formation thata great nnnber Of individuals who ormerre
sided in England have established themselves Philadelphia
New York. Boston, and the principal towns in America and
importing Needles without labels they may label theirs in
imitation Of r. H. Sons best qualities well kaowlng that
were they to seT do SO In England the severest
To assist in accomplishing their ends these unprnciped
the themselves the Agents OF Hemming
Heoks aud ey even carry with them invoice Heads printed
exactly the these always used by r. Hemnng Son
of r. Henmng Son dead and therefore any one may
use ,.er which totally false :, in this
crcn the tricks these make use OF TO as
they invent any they imagine win give their spurious
articles more ready sale.
than their long tried article entities them to- aHd they fear no
competition except that of The unpraepled inydusis who
sroy of Hemming Son, which has been
ero he
to make this appeal 40 the public for protection feeling wen
Richard Hemmng Son have further observe, that thy
invariably stamp all their Large Cod Hooks with THRU
snasr Kind. Of Fish ao,f The publ. will please Se very
particular in selecting and give strict examination 10
The labels and style of wrapping up
RICHARD HEMMING SON take the liberty ofslaimiae
attention 70 the above and most sPeeuul solicit the public
TO be on their guard IN making purchases Noodles and Fish
boughthe mposioa many ked and
the unprnsiped parties exposed R H. Son have every
honest system Of forging their names still carried
and Of % Needles
in Amerss n imitation Of r Hewmine soss nanufasure
fe sisis~s s"'e '''' Ae'a"s'' November H. rs"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16
FARE REDUCED.
gaiIsi;ii;1l CO.. alla
EAfyn. EDUCED,

UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, T&EH~
TON AND PHILADELPHIA
BY Rail Road and Coaches.
Line VIII the foO OF yurtIand st. every
morning at 9o ~ OF the New Jersey Ran Road
- Brunswick, thence by stage to Trenton arriving at
Philadelphia the afternoon .
Returning Leave Trenton at la o'clock, after the
arrival ofthe Philadelphia and Trenton Ran Road,
arriving at New York at 81 o'clock. ?: NJ
Evening Line-Leaves New York, foot Courtinndt ST atf
O'clock p: Nj passengers will reach Trson oy gcioex,
lodge of the Philadelphia and trenton
Raj Roaa ,arriviag in Philadelphia by o'clock a. N.
Returni g-Leave Philadelphia at O'Clock, r. M arriving
in New York al 81 O'Clock, A. M -. <,.,,.
seals, apply the Rail Road Office foot OF Courande
st. New York or old Stage 0Ace, % South Sd ST. oppo-
site Congress Hail. Philadelphia, and at The bar OF Rising
Sun Tavern. at Trenton. ,,.,.
Passengers from Paterson accommodated b. taking
the frs of Paterson Rail Road which Goa
meet with lines the junction n Beg"n and the
public may rely upon asuppy of stages New brusswek VOC
their accommodation. -
For seats ia the above lines, apply TocMas whit
field or s. Mail Cosch Office, Gid No. Courasdt St
Broadway, New York.
N B. Leaves the emce aquayter before A. NJ and o
gu before p. M.
ALEXANDER Nj. CUNNING. P,opns,sr
New York New is. 1887 jA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16
CoMPLAINTs-pR cHERRYs

~ rclebrsed Astnnsen Pills considered all
bic cure after failure fcepsva, subshs injections 6c
Over f0oeeo boxes have been s without complaint
gravel loss control OF bla der
glands and ell affections Of the sneys, these pills
emineny suceessfu In female weak n~sses
rregulsy and suppression they never fail TO restore
feet health Or. Cherrys pulls the females best friend
For sale whos sale and retsA by A. r. ID. SANDS lac
sshon Of wism and 81 the following drug
=Correr Dey Broadway Wsikcr and aroaSway;
T. Nones. e4f Rrpsr Cross end Pearl
Bowery and walker Grand ssd Boveryi cor. Canal
Hudson; Housion ssd Bowsry cor Bond and sewe
~; and r. Burn~t's, IS sixn Avenue.
Price ~ per hos. "
Crun,ry merchants who desire TO buy by the dozen
gross will be supplied n liberal discount, and the PTS
will be warranted 10 Them to produce the desired -Tc
mSs.tm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16
"Sunt quibus in saiyra vdear minis aeer."
am caution qusckS
DEwARE, BEWARE OF IGNORANT
y PRETENDENS TO MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE

am a caution 10 quackS
REwARE, BEWARE OF IGNORANT
y PRETENDENS TO MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE
DR. WILLIAM EVANS " grateful to the pablic for
confidence which they have peases him.
testimony OF his gratitude he beg Leave
he has received patients through Of advertising
Than from the devaons OF the in usted from morality
Dr. Evans knowledge Of medical and surgical practice
been derived from the be ST schools asd hospitals England
and SEQ snd-he not therefore 10 be classed with
rant OF these important cieBces-men who scarcely abe
starved and quarter educated for
halowea nosrums, got through the "sur sacr James,
love Of gold.
Dr. Evans processes specific nostrum
he the Proeus like vss'ssi according nature
OF the complaint and pecunries constitution He uses
speci6c drops supersaturated with mercury
draws largely the cradle victims oi
by advertise Mercurial medicine just like the murder
who, aer he has knocked the brains OF fellow
ture preeDds that he has to replace them Many
Of the martyrs 10 the above abomnsbe treatment
proved To tbs satisfaction Of the pubc have sought for and
found relief al 100 Chatham St All educated whether
professional not requested to cali the Office of DR.
Evans and they will fad that his medicines have
eeted without To expense and made acssrdng
to the ormulr Of the best European and American Opes
tories and Pharmacopnias
Besides delicate diseases Dr. Evans carefully and sue
cessfuy attended to the affections ofbe body,
suck apopexy, epilepsy tic douleureux scrou diseases
OF the heart and lungs, dyspepsia indigestion geu rheu
maism and the spurious progeny OF both the
nesenterca Of children and the diseases Of married
married females.
sy DR. Evans Office is at 100 Chatham 81.
- Open from o'clock A. N. until 10 r. N.
a4im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16
TO0Tu ACHEt, TOOTH ACHE!!.
ANIS rN's CoNCENTRATED ELETTARIA

IL This article, highly concentrated pre- Parau0n ~
Cardaran has, In all cases where II mas oSeh
us~a and has been placed in contact WIN the nerve ei INC
eased tooth, thus far proved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that most severe and ormenrg annoyance ine Iooh
Ache Unlike other articles Ter the purpose can pc
applied h the safety, IL Is not the ess oegre
hurtfu teeth and therefore produces no ei
tec if placed contact with those that are sound AS
remedy
u, success is without parallel thoroughly TemoT s
all soreness, Teeth in nj conouoH ioI
being filed and, il eArctua'y arrests the progress
Of decay, and eventually removes those portions Una.
have already become carous; entirely destroys Ins.
dSagreeable smell which is always impaired TO he n,eau
NY decayed teeth Price 50 cents For sale only ~ w s
monsoon 10 Fulton street, James II. Hart, NJ d., corner
Broadway and Chambers street, E NJ Gaon corner bowery
and Graaa street. Pike and Henry street, and whole
sale and retail AL Grand between East Broadway aud
Division street .tlBotneon'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

1T DR. u. LEvfsoN continues to the most de.pe.
eases OF Mercura Diseases persons that
have the hnnds Of ALMOST quck In the
try With his Hunters Red Drop and srtmereuIal vegetable
medicines He in every ease. ORce Dvi.
four doors the Square. Private Offices attached
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

SSORTED PICKLES
"A 1000 eases, dozen each, gAlon Jars
1000 do do do halt do
50e do do do quart do pot MP
superior style, and for sale by
9.&JR. WELLS, 1874 Water st.
.26-Sms door Holrs Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

nR. JOHNSON b eoasudeo ceUdeati1ny st his once
II No. Duane street between Chatham and william
the fohowlaE diseases, vkGcBerrbra siss-s Chaacres
Structures Seminal Weakness aad the disc
Tag from veneres poison improper Dr. Johssos
remove any reees Affections ntwo three days.
the OF any facilitating nedeine or proven
tpn from business Persons enurg themselves D Jshs
sens care, desc themselves with certainly success
the most gravsted Scroplous liberated e
NC speseaiy healed Strangers would do well by giving Or
JOHNSON cal certain preventative may be made agsns
the occurrence ofhe going Diseases wch has
ed wksn used within hours AFTER exposure Let
paid, ard enclosing stee have
dsene and directions for tsuse forwarded
Attendance from 9, A. NJ to II at sig Dr. Jessor has
moved from 10 Cham bers street mo Iras
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16
NO.E27I.

REALS HAIR REsTORATIvE.-This vaiu-
fullest confidence and will effect object OF
its application, viz: THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THE HAIR upon the heads those have the
sams, and have thereby became bald partially So
Numerous ceruhcaes might be givea To
fully this compound has bees applied having failed
single Rstance bnt as brought before the public
SELL but TO be applied upon the principle charge With
out success, Is deemed unnecessary advertise
with particulars
Its virtues fully and satisfactorily tested The
heads those that eHely bald been by the ap-
Pile OF this Restorative, covered with growth
OF beautiful hair.
All bumbug and quackery in this matter Is utterly dis
claimed.
Beaes Hair ratve will be applied by discoverer
or inventor Levi l. Beos To those who may desire avaa
Of is beneficial effects at the office of o. Mac.
daniel, No. . Plat street, New York
despair, whether old or young OF having their
hair iuly restored. .
storative until the individual who tries satisfied by the
cssraon the hair.
h. Strangers may STAY month in the city can have
their hair sufficiently TO It's complete reora-
tlon mlsoh
DARE 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPER
Ii TYFor sale cheap if applied for Immediately lots
South F between TIA and 9Th streets adj
Gnng property Mr. Saith and varying but lew inches
from grade either Ao those tive beautiful lots
side of Sixth street. 20 by 25 feet midway between
South Second South Third streets This the right ksd
purchase build yield large ncome
and value both nrishborhoods are constantly
ip proving. Apply Mr. HOPKINS. 80 Nassau st. a9IwN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

OG~-DOGS-seversi very me Nrwburd
" land Dogs sHd w,eps for sale the great Dog Esta
himsn,, No sosi Broadway, door sm Duane e. where
gentlemen be accommodated cn price $40 Z, $1,000 each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16
HUNTERS GEL. BRATED q ED DROPS

IL FOR V'.ssL.-Oaice Division st-Never known TO
fafhose aicied with The veneres disease are informed
that ey can find SAFE certain and ehecua cure by apply
ing nj Division The nature " this medicine such tbstH
drives every vesge poison from the EN- IN very few
days matter how aggravated the csse addition Us be
irg safe Vie Intrinsic
fe nd being unable detect the OF beth
H. with perfect safety without TO circumstances
aon diet The wonderful effected by
this extraordinary medicine In different parts of tn u States,
have rendere- celebrated lhst isis universal densnd
fron Mrse 10 Florida
Out ofhousnds In single Instance ha ever been
known a several OF 10 20 stsnng have
cured after every thing else has failed Csrfcstss con
be- seen by applying pt this Office.
The universal success Of II al competition At aeNNnce
yoa wish remedy, he and find No Divse~ st. the
only place IN the city where II IL sold
Ts mistakes bottle will have the wrtten sg
Stature of Dr. ". LEvIsoN OF whom can be obtaiaed pr
vsteiy ri sltires MS I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

V,HE PHILOsOPH &C RS STONE AT LAST
Il DIsCOvEREDl-Dr. POETT'S Ersdicater nevr. fails
10 eradicate certain delicate paint If taken
set single dose suicie inland Of longer ratics
gle bottle gereraily s~kces Every afflicted be
bis own psyycan for the directions sls faithful and
expressive enable the Individual treat hrs disease
well as sure method Of venting L. Indeed thousands
said bat the prevaence Of this annoying complaint hss
derny decreased STAGE The Eradeator has public
sits easy g. the stsmach wishont taintag breath
For sale ~ A. D. ID. Sanss, corner rul-n and VII am
arevts Syne, Bowsfy and Walker and Bend
an Bowery; B Nones ga Broadway, sso Burnett. IS
Price 81. ~9ofms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16
ITO ALL THE "a ORLD BE IY X N0WN-
IL HUNTERS RED DROP, blessing 10 The bums a rae

Il HUNTERS RED DROP, a blessing 10 the bunas race
Copy Of letter received through the post oRce:-
Mr.. J. Levison, 5 Division St New York
Dear sr-Atthe quest % friend who ba, lately beeu
liberated from the lsng Of affection by the aid Of your
nable Hunters Red Drop address you lie
sincere thanks and gratitude for the blessing be has received
al hssd having been radically cured by magic,
were using only part Of phia Of dangerous disease to
which he had ray exposed himself h@ur but
hsyisr received both cure and essos e indeed truly
from the other myself who witnessed its testify
merits and Christian phisRthrops since RELY
wish that the public may be made acquainted with its
ut,sy :,, =, ,,,u wo,,a.s r,s
And let the banner OF disc ase be fuled-
Life's embers reiIume-while yet one sparks alive,
And bid the kiadliag glow OF health revive
Extend thy srm-the sufferers pang sppease,
While grooming meath the demos OF Disease
And grateful hearts shall all Thy repay,
Whrn a1ietionss chains are burst
Defcnceles youth-if PASSIONS hrn control
Has placed thee where dark NJ anguish roll,
where rsigns, and storms Of ssfering fall
Where mercy's ne'er heeds thy piteous cali
Then Aee to him who kindly holds for thee
Those precious Drops that soothe and set heefree-
And when thy ust aactsns /. Ger
Go, rescued "child Of wrath m v sin mere.n
Yours respectfully, ~ q. r.
Sold at No Division St ~ &c 81 per bottle. This letter
can be ssep mt the Office.
n The pubic will please take soce hst the genuine
Hunters Red Drop be obtained At no other place N the al
" but Division 81. m24lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

~ THB Proprietor Of the above establishment takes great
pleasure Announcing his friends and the merchants
rally that he has removed into the large snd splendid hro
proof room Ia the Exchange the William street SIDE
Neither pains have been spared the arrange
News Room and the Establishment is now be-
eved be the best OF Of its Kind in the United Stnea
addition the files Of American and foreign papers
md prices records of and cearanc<
sales stock the Board Of Brokers' Telegraphic Reports
and daily of the arrivals of strangers all the paci
palhotes -
the greatest possible safety ~ ssr sec;dens =, ~ PER
ed by deposng letters in this Office mo uev
the other privileges enjoyed by subscribers wo.n more
than the prize of subscription all hav iORosah4
correspondence with forelgu countries.
ia aupfM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

LAW NOTICE.
T.. GRAHAM BENNERS, fsrMerly of Newbern, N. U.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
REFERENcEs-Hoa Villa CASTOR, Newbern, N. C.
Hon. William H. haywood, Raj ". 6.
Hon L. ID. Henry, Fayctville, N. e.
Mr.. ". II. Taylor, Mobile, AL
q. =. Blount, ESD, Mobile, Al.
Mr.. Jo,n M. Strong, LndeH, AL
Mr.. William Locke. Linden. AL
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