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nv. Lts4 GE.,s SPECEFiCCE FOR sECRETEs
~ MALhuIks " GOnarThts Erddcaor.' The above
rtnsty Tor lie ms distressing disease iHcaert 20 me human
giaalsd tie eni ghteF,d mild en- nent -
sac liz poaug OF which thruu bout The
kingdoms C france aHd aly has q late years aGd such
III the already highly bonoTed name 81 the lnver.
or Ih comc0sinn unes safety With efc scy Ana the w.
rerca disease whether tie form az GCanrIhea or elect y
-rauca,rd by the o it, With certainty ant success, and
the sufferer his usual health, wtnou del or m
ef ct Psristas III aceede To
The ruth remarks and confidently oh~rcd To
;hose afflicted, the bsstihe sure remedy Tor Tie above
enions ioasome disorder The secret hs hiherl1 been
coafned IN France Italy. L. for the first ne in
tro weed ofNew Orleans to the American ube
II is particularly recommended to sesaring men as con-
tanning portion OF whereby so many have been
disabled from sTvice ON bt ard ship.
The Efadicaior founi to give immediate rehef htnase
afflicted with structures, whites and ase.ses OF me pr.srale
gland. For sale by VIM siMoNsoN,
49, Sole ageri, corner Of rultoa and Geld streets.
ho,,Ie npZ7 Ina
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ru and preventing the hair from coming turning
prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR Hair Gutter, les Green.
witch street, New York.
This inmshe oil has been the product Of fifteen years
experience In the city Of New York where have been
Using the hair cutting business. In that PERIOD never knew
any person who whose hair has been improved
by the OF this Compound; and he publ. msy rely
that A. PASTORS COMPOUND OIL Is the whoesomest
and best oil for The hair grow thick end org, pre-
It's falling on turning and u hs has begun
grey, such nourher H. the hair. that by WI
It's color; also hair from becom
Ing shaded and hair IL already shaded which ds6
young ladies, ana for short time will
natural ceor clear the curf and keep the bead
and hair clean, prCmotesey cs-ous and wbiskers
For sale wholesale and retail, nv
A. PASTOR, ie5 Greenwich st. N. YORK.
Price, 50 cents per bottle. an22 lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

(rron OR Eveaing Edltioa. !
Noon An August.

Noon An August.
TIE quiet August roon has come.
suslberous silence nils Inc say,
The fields are still, The weeds are dumb,
In CLASSY sleep the waters lie.
And mark yo. white soN clouds that rest
Above oar vale, moveicss 'hrong!
The cattle on the moantaiH's breost,
knjoy the grateful shadows long.
Oh. how unlike those merry hours
1. sunny Jane, whea earth shines out.
When the fresh winds make love 10 towerA
Add woodlands sing and waters shout.
When In the grass sweet W ices talk,
And strains Of tiay music swell
From every moss Gu p of the rock,
From every nameiesa blossoms dell.
But nov JOY TOO deep Ton ssund.
A peace ne ether season ha0ws,
Hushcsthe heavens, and wraps The ground
The blessing OF supreme r-pose
Alas will not be today
The only slave o. toi and care
Away from desk and dust away
I'll be rs idle as the air.
3. meath the open sky abroad,
Anoag the plaais and breathing things
The sinless. peaceful works OF G"o,
I'll share the cain the season orings-
Come thou, in whose soft eyes 1 seq
The gentle n,r aling OF the heart,
One day amid the weeds nh thee,
From men and all their cares apart;
And where, upon the meadows breast,
Th- shadow 0f TIE thckttl es,
The blue wild n .wers thou therest
Shall glow Jet deeper near thine eyes,
Coms-and when mid The calm profound
turn th~se gentle ey es 10 seek,
They, like the lovely landscape round.
Ofinnocence sHd Ieaee shall speak
Rest here, beneath the unmoving shade,
And on the silent values gaze,
WindiaE and widening till they fade
IL you soil ring 81 SUMMER haze.
The village trees their SUBMITS rear.
Still a, its spires; IN yonder dock,
AT rest in those cain fields, APPEAR
As chssepd from the liiecss rock.
One tranquil mount the scene o'erlooks-
There the huslia winds the r bath keep,
While near hum from bees AID brooks,
Comes faiRlly like The breath of sleep.
Well might the gnzer deem. that when,
Worn with the strug gle and ne strife.
And hesrt-sick al the wrengs Of NEE,
The good forsaSe the see nes of life
Like this deep quiet, that awhile
Lipgers the lovely landscape DER,
Shall be the pc ace v hose holy smile
Welcomes him 10 a happier snore.
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~ DHOWr, stone seal Engtavcr AID J.weIcr. has
removed ~ 81 Br .adway opposite the pars coats ~
Aims, Cress Cyphers kmhlsmaes subi,cs nc enSrsved
on stone. Diamond, Auethysts, Tooar Crystals bonoL,
N rough or cut 70 any form Ladies Sea Pguc sss.s
end Sgnei Kings engraved with Goats of hs Crcs, s1mes
sHy OF Arms painted aad forwsrdea 10 soy
rsrts n he United sirs
Books ~ Heralay with u2wor8s II 1000 names Coats
OF Arms found.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08
LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
GENEsAL DEPOT FOR BECK WITH's
LLs, ms0 4 "a! A 4 M S,r rSn Il.

FILLS, 80 Bis OADWAY, S:YyGK.
ID TIE great popularity and sabnshed demand for iss
medicine readers The continuation Of lengthy ad,ertsemen
into family they become standing remedy and called
for again again which sufficient proof Of their good
Numerous testimonials value, from enensn
Of the highest respec,aSy, accompanying each box with
Bishop Ives, Dr. Hawkes. Gov. Irede Non II Potter Hon
x Stanley, Rev: VIM McPheeiers D. D. and many Of the
furnished letters testimony of the benz fetal effects resulting
The pills are put up in superior STYLE in tin boxes co.,
tanning 10 pills. Price 60 cents To be bad Of ,.,..
$50 Broadway. New M = YORK. rCS up ssir.
UT liberal discount to those who buy by
David Baker. 76 Chatham Phladelpka-E. Durand cor
sroohlyn.J.% smith, of 9Th and chesnp,su
brskie. Bstin,ore-R H. Coleman
N.waIk-J e. Thpp and c. Co. las Market St
El.abeth.owp- Bryant Kig W. 7. Peters:
Paierson-Burret 4 Pollard. Lee L Butler.
Hewburgh-Jobn d. Philips. New Loaaen-Docter Isaac
Poughkeepse-Dr ELIAS Tri. Thompson.
Abany-Hepry Rawcs L Co. Bossn-sisynsr. LNoyes h
utsa-J Marchi,t A. ..ordsR, No. Min 81
T And for sale hy most Of III. respectable druggists.
Another late convincing proof tar EtckwPs Pls are no
From the Rev Dlodse Brockway Pastor Of the Congrera.
Having suffered much for May year from 6abluai
Dyspepsia ilhs
Wheeler aoerIest6 cathsTc dscidedy het,r than
csrdng The directions strengthen rather than debsie the
system. hbor wto arc saeed With imp aired digestion la.
them happily az pied 10 her ere may take them with
great eyauiasc was e muca Pleased Win t.em That
sway wp three boxes 70 induce other dysprpcs and
inyadto ICY themi anc ~ his way the rv BIT Marsl nEd
Cthc Co acquainted with them have guile
Um.cr ~ ibis and Ia Tolls nd VIM aye Sed hem ard
hav heard hut opiion expressed; al cf them
very birb terms. ihty aso kOwn children speedily
Telev cf disfrtt and inGpoiion by the them A.
mC1icine tog iluy they heCr adapted ihsr sny
ciSeT OF which / have aay knowlttge
DiODATE BROCNwAY.
And YET anoihcr,
From the Rev Abssm Marsh Pgsor OF tive Congregational
Church, Tol,and. Csnn MARcn -, i8s3.
This ify, that having used Of BECK.
willis AHtDysp 2c Pills am satisfied they WORTHY of
favorable and wicsiy cxcnfed by hose for whose
relief and benefit they have found great ad
vantage from their use Immediately after meals causing
iood 10 digest and In ang bill attacks, hie
OF late year, have been often subject will only add Is
with r. eat satisfaction that have became acquainted with
their virtues that they may be relied upon medicine
safe TO be tried by those seeking relei from suffering and
disease AbRAM MARSH.
To be obtained Of II. D. TURNER. 1870 Broadway,
au2l d&wlm' New York, up stairs.
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uTisu AND BUTyEH KNIvEs-A splendid
article suabfor private families and warranted MOTTO
tarnish For sale by LEWIS FEUCHTwAkSER,
'y9Ny Courtisndt "
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M EDICAL AND sUnGICAL.-DR GLOVER
w consulted rs usual In the treatment OF certain class Of
diseases e nppres the public that he Inns received regular
professional education IN this country and he CHASED
with the senamsd doc-rs medical buffers and preepe OF
the day. Ohce No. Ann St, the American Museum
Private vnrsnce third door Museum. Lamp the
inner Office door n the evening. frgTn
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OF Pearl AND ALABAs


'rAnLETTE OF PEARL AND ALABAs
Il TEh.-For removing Tan, Freckles, Sunburn, nc.
for h. arg pimTles ard ether errupueps of The shin
proving the complexion, (which gives increased solnes
and beauty. Price rs cents
For sale by H. Har 2is Broadway and e5 IIudson street.
and by X. GBion ls7 Rewery corn,r PIKE and
Henry sn at44l Grand street. between Es Broadway
apd Grand au 7 eodSus
nFE GAs1 CLOTHES w~NIkD IS Cha
~ than sreetby n. L. JENNINGS large qusnly Of
grntemsns seccna hard cghes for which he will the
hhcs cash prices Persons having co,hng to III pose Of
will do well 10 call soon, be viii give at lsss p per
present than delayed after The 1T Of October As
wanted severa frs, aioresses who unders ahd repairing
In the rsaest Genenen leaving or sending heir
address, gill he attended to s3eod4w-
THE HAIKl THE HATE i!-lt should invariably
bc baroe In mind that good set " Teeth the next
desirable propery "a the possession Of fine head 81
HAIR and which can only he oh,aned by constant and
Tree sss az tbe VEGETABLE HAIR ell richly p.rfum.
ed and srhstute for the wary luxurious pre-
hat are daily pslmed upon the public.
The advertiser pledges himself TINT the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will found To nourish and siren gthen the hair
I'D res,orr ID 10 bald pscesana In order the
Syc demand has put at the low price az so per
saie For sale by N. G. HART, i73 Broadway,
asiy corner ~ Courilandst
DUTTEi,s .arDeFISH KNIVES Splendid ar
ID tic es and workmanship for sale BY
aust LEWIS FFUCHTwAHGER, scourtaadt -
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

FROM FLoRIDA.-Weu understand that
reports have been received at the war
department, stating that Alligator, one
of the most active and warlike Of the
hostIes, had surrendered at Basingcr,
on the 4th Of April. He was found,
with lightweight Of his people, among
whom was John Cowaya and twenty
seven blacks, to the south west of
Okechokee. Alligator was 10 return
to his party, and, by means of runners,
collect all the scattered Indians, and
concentrate them at Pease creek. 1t
is confidently expected that Coacoo.
chez, with small party, can be pre-
vailed on to come in also.
In addition to the above, it is also
learned that forty-fve Indians, seven
teen of whom are warriors, were re-
Gently captured by a detachment of
regular troops and Tennessee volun-
teers, under Lieut.. R. Anderson, Sd
artillery, and are now at Fort Lauder
dale. Gen. Jesup, at the last advices,
lthe 18th of April,) was at Tampa
Bay.-Globe.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

LATEST FROM FLoRIDA.-The Bruins
wick (Ga.) Advocate, of the 7th inst,
says:
"By the Revenue cutter Madison,
Capt. Howard, from Havana, 24h,
Key West, 28th ult., and Key Bis.
cayne, Sd inst, arrived at this port on
Sunday last, we learn that Col. Har-
hey of Fort King, having captured Il
squaw, from whom he obtained the
necessary intelligence, has gone with
a detachment of one hundred and sixty
dragons and artillery, to attack Sam
Jones, who, it will be remembered,
was driven to the pass along the
southern point Of Florida, about Key
Largo. The expedition left Key Bis
cayne on Thursday, the Sd inst.
The latest intelligence at Key Bis
cayne was that Alex Halo, the Semi
mole CHEF who negotiated with Gen.
Jesup, and surrendeA1 TO him, had
been shot, with all his immediate fol-
lowers, by order Of Sam Jones, the
Chief of the Micasukies. The assas-
sInatIon is said very much to have ex-
asperated the Seminoles, and we are
told that many of them now beg our
troops TO allow them TO remain and
assist ass in exterminating their allies,
Sam Jones and the Micasukies.
The naval detachment, lately en-
gagged IN Lieut.. Powel's expedition,
nave gone to Pensacola to join our
squadron for Vera Cruz. This squad
ron is detached 10 protect our com
mercc from the consequences of the
French blockade
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
TRUSTEES 5

by virtue of and IN ac'a|
- the provisions Of az q
executed by Samuel ~
the undersigned, dated \
of October, 1886, and Y
in the Probate office O. Y
ty, to secure to ffed'Is||
the punctual payment u
issory notes, all bearing i
October, 1886, and al u
said S;choviIIe; the trd
for the sum of two huH9l
dollars. due on the frs u
ry, 1887, the second IT, T. |
of two hundred and H,gl
the first day of june "
for the sum of seven b.
due on the first day Oh n
(said deed Of trust i and
ferred to A. T. Dwell
leans)--alI said notes ~
ard being unpaid inI
trustee in said deed e I
request r, q, ,sS Of 4. T. r.: pDTIlissllI
TO sell, on the 3Oih 9'EI Nh
before the Planters
sonviIle, Mississippi
TO the highest bIloe,'
tween the hours o. ! NJ M
and three o'clock . h
or ':I parcel E. q Il; fr ,s"a n
and described as Oe s.,. 4
rs marked on the I.ll .,g
Fl, on Man Iaa s ,',s'IS
street one hundred .r.,.ia
Such title aS L $500
tue of the above uu',r ,a !
trp = will be co .,,'.
rboser or purchase l,rf
'"' CIV IN vAN"
N,v so. 1855
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

Sour grapes from an old bdchslor.-
II mere Is one thing more unnatural
or ridiculous than most others, it is TO
see a pretty woman wasting her aflec.
Tomato carcs5cs on lap-dog.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30


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mt Hhsihflh e Was friend 90 luf. 91d
tben. lfm ihe mri 81 ouf pretending
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Gcd him, for Ne. without moving, with.
out even hint II resistance, 20 bear
directly upon he smaller crait, and by
the weight ri our ship, and not by the
bravery II our sailors, Ia sink as fine
% crew os ever manned a priyatecr's
deck 10 send, not in open contest, bat
by assassin and yipcrllke guile, to the
mercy Of the deep, and Of Gud, so Inn.
Inv unprcpared souls, was m act I'm.
worthy Of amortaI. lie even regret.
ted that he was left alone To mourn
over them. lie insisted that their
ghosts wouldhaunt them in slecp-and
he prayed that the thundcrs ofctcrna
vengeance might visit the head Of its
infamous protector. He described
the terrific shrieks of those who went
down with him, the rattlcin the throats
Of the drowninr-thecrush which laid
open his layorlte vessels side, even
below her watermark-and yelled out
anathemas upon its heartless author.
Our captain had been standing a lit
tie distance from the berth Of his foe,
but waIkcdup ana placed his keen
eye upon him. and asked" DO you
know met" lie replied, "Imust have
seen YOU before; know not where"
There was one of those pauscs like
Iuls in Gale at sea. "Yourprivatecr
was stationed at Gibraltar, by the
name of --,in February $40, was
it not?" A croan succeeded from the
shaking auditor. 81 knew YOU and
your vessel then-and YOU spoke
wrongfulIy my sister. Henry struck
you, and YOU stabbed him with dirk,
he recovered and he challenged you
you fought and killed him was on
the battle oround-vou afterwards
there repeated. cxultinolv.your charge
when he was a corpsc-l then chalcn-
gcd YOU, and YOU sneaked off to your
ship and met me mott knew your
vessel, for its form was craven on nv
BRAIN have rewarded your treach-
cry, and when we reach our port, md
YOU cease 10 be my guest. | will give
YOU an opportunitvof writing yourself
from the charge. viz: YOU were an A.
merican fostered by our family, have
turned traitor to your country. asper.
sed a female who rejected your suit.
are a murderer Other brother, a william
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

IL tate Banking CourI
County are hereby rtF1
at the Office of said cona
ton, on the Sd day ds
the purpose Of electigl
Directors Of said ConPll
be distinctly understood
stitute a subscriber a So
titled to q vote at thsl
must have executed h.
mortgage, for his onoi'
subscribed, and paid ul'
cent called for by the n
on said stock. /
COWLES MEAN
Clinton, May 80, 1851
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llrfl cEE. llLuf mot Im'lln lll.
I8r e.HHer BITE erlHa-5 tht.t m1e
, .0culH..g. 'iHe people of Toronto
'drc ripe for mpihcfreboIIlom They
need bui ono mofe aef of blood 10
rouse thcm Col. Arthur may find
that oven In that croycnhcar'od land
'.tlorc are different spirits from Botany
lay cnn,icts. LET there bc another
: rebellion. and ten thousand bayoncrs
cannot crush il. II will be- no FOOLS
.pIav Of Mckenzie. Van Rensselaer,.
and Sutherland, Navy Island and the
Buffalo Executive Committee. They
IN Canodaand furnish them with arms"
We have our intelligence direct
from Toronto, from one who during
the rebellion was one OF the strong,
est loyaIists. lie, and thousands Of
others changed when Loont and Mat
news h9ng qu''erlnS between tnc
eart' ana heavens martyrs to Liberty
ana a pure Il O'lhled ana mistaken
patriotism,
Nheh me goddess Of Liberty VISITS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

Persons who borrow books. the
leaves of which are not en-, by ,bo
binder y should never sever the pages
WIN the" fingers. We should as soon
lhlnk ol opening ovslers with a 80
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

lNSOLVENT N0T
yANllE undersigned III.
appointed BY The d
bates Of Madison counrr.l
allow the claims Of the N
ors Of Joseph z. NToveGa
cIared insolycnt. viii M
office of John B. IIow,
town Of Canton, The frI
June, July, August, Sc'tl
Der and November, 6il
JOHN B. HM|
JESSE IIElEDI
S. y. LIYIySI
May 80, 1898. 4
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

CHRISTOPHER CoLuMBus.-We COPY
from Paris paper the following par
agraph, which appears to settle
authenticity the question of the birth
place Of Columbus.
Genoa, FEB. 23.-Until now the
birth place of Christopher Columbus
has never been exactly known.
While the biographers of this illus
trIoos navigator all agree on the point
that ne was born in the state of &c.
noa, they differ as to the precise 10.
caIlty of his birth place. According
to some authorities he was born in the
village OF Cogoreo, to others at Cacu-
retto or at Cuccaro in Montserrat
Now all doubts on this subject are
removed. NJ. lsnardi, a distinguished
Piedmontese archeoIogist, has lust
discovered in the archives of Genoa
the authentic proof that CHRISTOPHER
Columbus was born at Colognetto. in
the republic of Genoa. This dozen.
ment Is a letter written by the GOV.
eminent Of this state, dated Noyem.
ter 9Th, 1856, to their Ambassador
Dora, at Madrid, which contains tho
following passage; "Christopher Co
IOm0us, Of Colognetto, an ilIustriops
man. as YOU must know, since YOU are
IN Spain, has, as we are informed. or.
{ derod IN his will, that there shall be
ouiIt at Genoa, a house which shall
bear his name, and that an income
s snah De d established for the preserya.
ton OF this buiIding,n &c.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

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