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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
WsaechHess Sentative.

JUST received, large supply of the
Matchless Sanative. From the great
demand, heretofore, I have been unable
10 Keep constant supply. | am now
prepared to fill any order under IA
bottles. BENZ. F. GRAHAM.
Dec. %, 1888.
Also, general assortment of Dir.
KuhPs celebrated Medicines, Brandreih' 5
and Morrison's Pills, &c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
JUST RECEIVE

"A small lot Of genuine Principe, war
Havana Porto Rico, Florida.
and Half Spanish Cigars.
Best 5. +. Indigo, Percussion CAPS.
Logwood. &c.
And for sale at
+. BERKELEY g. Co.'S
Drug & Medicine Store.
Stauntop, Deer 6-2t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
ii. NJ. GARLAND.
WarTenton, Fauquier Co. ia. }
June 1917 1897

Mr.. Bayliss-
Sill take pleasure in informing you
and those whp are interested IN the rearing
OF Bees, that have one oil your palent Hives
IN inil operation in my garden am fully
satisfied Of It's utility, and with confidence
recommend il to my friends ard the public !;
as l am now convinced that il will answer Il
most desirable purpose with YOU sue.
cess, JOHN X. TONGUE.
we concur with Mr.. Tongue in tie o,
Pinions above expressed
IL j MARSHALL,
John II: Digges,.
I'm Z. Randolph,
I'm. S. Kemper
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
9 TFy H&s.yssDye EO;sds
FOR SALE.
-09S3S-

10 free myself from embarrassment
Lam anxious TO sell my..lands in Angus.
Ia county, on the Middle River, near to
Bay lor's mill, Oh the Winchester road.
There are about
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
HON EY! HONEY 2
H'ssEeaag Bee H5geo
WILLIAM d. COOKE

Would respectfully inform those who
are interested in the growing OF BEES,
or ho are fond of good HONEY. that
he has the right for making, using and
vending to others to be used, i'm the
county of Augusta. Morrills PATENT
BEE HIVE.-This Hive is so con-
structed that the Bees " ork in glass ves>
sells, or common glass tumblrrs-is
complete preventive Ia the Web Worm.
Moth, and other destructive insects; the
vessels can DE taken away at any time
without interruptiug ihe Bees, thus rem,
dering unnecessary the most cruel practice
of destroying these useful insects. The
Honey made in these Hives is OF far
superior quality to that made in the
common hives, as there is place pre-.
pared in the interior of the Paten; Hive
where the Bees deposite their Young,
bread. and winter store. Allthose who
have been heretofore debarred the plea
sure and benefit of raising their own
Honey, on account Of the difficulties OF
protecting their Bees from the ravages
Of the Web worm and Moth, NAV be as
sured that this Hive affords perfect pro-
lection to the Bee against all lis enemies.
TESTIMONIALS
Nelson Co. "a Sept. 25th 1888.
have seen Morrill's Palent Bee Hive in
full operation in the city Of w ashingtop .cx
| amincd two Glass Jars herein the Honey
| comb was deposited, aud am Of opinion that
Tor simplicity Of construction, utility and e.
c"nomy. il exceeds any hing of The kind
have ever seen.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
Dir. ~. Ecaas' Soothing Ss'np
FOR CHILDREN TEETniNG.
Pyepored bt; himself

TO MOTHERS IND NCRSES
Tho passage of tho Teeth through the
gums produces troublesome aud dangerous
$, mptoms. II is known to mothers that
there is great Irritation in the mouth aud
gums during this =, ocess. The gums sw ell.
The Secretion Of saliva is increased, The child
Is seized with frequent and sudden fits Of
rying, wa,chings, Stating ia the sleep, an.f
'I'asus Of peculiar pats; :he child shrieks
viii extreme viole"ce, and thrusis its tin
gcrs into its mouth. {f these pfecursoty
~ mpt"ms are not speedily allie, lated, snas>
mod'c COMMISSIONS universally supervene,
and soon cause the dissolution of the infant.
IL mothers who have their little tabes afilic-
ted with these distressing symptoms, would
apply DR.. William Evans's Celebrated
Sooih'ng Syrup, which has prsser, cd hun.
dfeds OF infants when thought past recovery,
from being audlenly attacked with lha, IA.
tai malady, ccnvulsions.
II Real Blessing TO Mothers.
DIR. w. EVANS CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
PREPARED ONLY BIZ THE SOLE PROPRIETOR.
DANIEL GODDARD, No. GoLp Sr.
NEW.YOPK

In presenting this useful remedy 10 the nuh. ,, d.
mico. Is authozed by Physician, from whom the Recps
e,Dnnuentaiy obtained, to state that he has used il
ti"s win astonishing effect. The happy combination of
sese.ios substances, OF which il ia entirely composed
Stomach " ~ lungs, A-''ef anu
ms me',eIne has been used very extensively and the
PnPcior mas not known single instance i'm which IL has
al ~ g'vhS reisi in diseases for which recommend
,,;,h ~ cases approaching to consumption attended
M' oyeuihe at tie Lungs aud where oil other remees
nnu s,eu, the mos, decided and aeucring success has
ashucn IT'S use Common colds which are GENERA m, nh.
sect OF DISTRACTED perspiration will yield to its influence
~ Few hours when used in asthma, hoarseness wheel.
anu shortness OF BREATH gives immediate relief pro.
euihg Tranquil rest and sleep. In whoopng cough IL IL
wnmout rival II operates by gentle cxpccoraon and
may be gwen TO infants with perfect safety -
Inc Proprietor would ad that he is rcrc;v
ing numerous testimonials OF the value and efficacy of bs
Sncny some certificates of which may be seen on the bill
81 aree'i's accompanying each bottle. Any person usin
!" VIII be sure to recommend it a1aia
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

y
STAR. To be publishedm Gdllatia
THE Southern Star will commence its
career with no empty promises OF
neutrality; promises made for the
most part to subserye temporary
ends, and with no settled purpose
of being held inviolabIo, We shall
conceive 1t our province, as well as our
duty, to advocate with becoming zeal the
principles which we deem correct, and to
expose if possible, the iallacy Of such us
VIC do not approve. But in doing this
we can neither claim il as our privilege,
nor regard it as our duty, to assal with
violence or malignity the political tencts
OF others-we shall strive SO to temper
our conduct as to give no Just cause of
complaint to political adyersarics, but at
the same hme, assume an attitude suili-
GENTLY firm and independent to leave no
room for even skeptics to doubt our
course. twill be our purpose to applaud
political virtue wherever itmay be found.
and we shall with a relentless grasp rcnd
the veil that obscures political delogmity
In our politics we are decidedly Demo-
crat,c-we yielded a hearty, and we
think, we'll mcrited support to much the
greater portion of the late alminstra.
tlon--and assisted to the utmost Of onr
humble abilities, in cleyating to power the
present Chief Magistrate of the nation
And, though we are welded to no man a.
party, yet so long as he continues 10 fol
low in that line, which he has nlrca1,
chalked ont for himself, we shall conceive
that we can no better preserve, protect
and defend the constitution and Iiber,;o.
OF the people than by yielding him an ar.
dent and untireing support. Reared inI
the land that gave birth to the great amos.
Tie OF liberty, we early to lisp Democro. |
cy Jefferson, Liberty-wo have enlistedI
freely tn the contest, and our subscauep,
days shall be spent we trust as our frs
have been, battling in the cause Of free.
dom. NV
We believe that the SO STYLED VireipioI
and keniucky resolutions Of '9s and ,aa.
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a.e tmt0fNa3Hntmn.
it,f U account lUffh IaefNn
usHt Hri H'4HHHae,hs administrator
thr fHfr fImbIa lifmiitfd.
tha.aH.ifha Who pfllnltIp.iad fab
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GEO. r. KlGER.
GaIIatin, Oct. IS, 1887.


'"H''t"S ~ n lHOHWiV .IUpG+iH
TO be catHie& the
SOUTHERN LITERARY JOURNAL,
P"blishei IN Charleston, s. c.
WHILEmmcrous literary periodical.
are issued from the American press
which are Ill 9raIIy patronizcd, i ba.
been subject Of general regret, tba,
since the disconlnuance of that obIo
work, the Southern Review. there IN !
been no magazine established in Souih
Carolina, oitording suitable medium
through which the opinions Of our best
writer's might be brought to bear directly
and useIolIy upon the public mind. Iii Is
wIlh view to meet this demand, that the
publication Of this work is proposed
and that the patronage Of the citizens Of
me SOUTH is respectfully solicited
he proposed Magazine will consist Of
original communitions on literary and
scientific subjects, of recent publications.
particularly in the department of luhf
and fugitive literature, of popular taIes
suggested by historical and local associa.
4uohS' OF poetry and political intelligence.
us columns are intended to afford a yoho.
lcIe Tor the free, but temperate djscnz
S'oh OF all questions, which, from their
Importance, interest, or attraction. are
deserving of the attention of an educated
community. II it shall become what lis
name imports, a journal of strict south
ern lIleroture-lf it shall serve 10 place
upon record true account of the onin.
IONS, feeling, habits and general tome of
thinking of an enthusiastic and biob
minded pcopIc-it, under the cnIivoni1g
inspiration of the GENUS Loci, and with
the approving smiles of the generous and
the far, ondtho concurrent and ellactivo
and OF the learned and talented mon
among us, If ltshaIi contribute. in any
small degree, to secure for the South that
literary position to which il i'll
capable OF maintaining, lis design win
then be fully accomplished.
Inc work will be conducted by the suh.
ScrIoer aud assisted by several literary
Soh'ie'Hcn' VINO nave pledged themselves .
to contribute constantly and literally 10
our columns, who are interested in MS suc.
'ess, and who think the present lavoro.
bic luncture for the commencement of
50ch an enterprise. twill be printed in
an octave form, on fine paper, in monthly
OF 56 pages each, and will be
put 10 press as soon as a sufficient number
81 subscribers can be obtained to author
ne It's publication, The "Journoj'' will
&c furnished to subscribers at five dollars
per annum, payable at the expiration oil
hrs, number. ''o
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

part OF Lot No $40, in said town boun
ded as follows to wit: beginning 1914 feet
south 81 deg. west from the south
west corner of Lot No l62. RUNNING
south so deg. 45 min. east Al poles "a
stake, thence &c deg. east IA & 10,
20 poles to a stake, thence due North
AZ Y 1875 poles to stake, thence
OF deg. west 40 &9l-25 poles to the
beginnings containing "a acres. also
the south half of east half of north w.
oil section IL, township 8, range 8
dast; containing Sc & clio acres to-
gether with all the improvements ON
Sald lots and tracts of land TO wit: a
large tavern house, out houses. stables
&c' The titles to be given, il is be-
''eVed are unexceptionablc.
}. SllVERBERG.
CHARLES ]. SEARLES.
NJ Trustees.
March 7, 1888. Il Is.
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States in the Union ali n
now or having been, D.o...
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faculty. Pour Of tbr9 Il
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Presbyterian, and On u Il
Presbyterian. The Conn.,
y this Institution, Is q \
q any other college h 4
stqtcs. The prepara.orr
l,saIrcady in operation, n
between i, thirty and lortr
will be more extonsireIy5,l
the =, first Monday Of lIarrI
The College proper nj
yea. ; and classes formed |
Monday Of next Octobr
.lents however, wishir,s
time, to pursue any stus5
age classes, shall be du5a
BY the Professors, at ag,
.hc first Monday in 5lay n
There will be two yn
year, one from the last i
lrst of October, and the
christmas week.
PRICE OF TvlT
IN the preparatory ief
lnnum
In the COLLEGE CLASSES,
)ayabIp in adyanca
PRICE or B0srr
Boarding to be proeas
,er month; and WASHING r
/! at 50 50 cts. ner mooib
By order of the TraTs
G. GRAHlV
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
TRUST SALE

ESl virtue Of a deed of trust made
on the Cd day of August 1886 by
James r. Russell, to the undersigned
as trustees, and duly recorded in the
clerks office of the Probate Court of
Madison county, to secure the punctu-
al payment of Il certain promissory
note dated the day of 1886.
and due on the first Of January 1887.
Tor the sum of five thousand Dollars.
made by SAID Russell in favor of f. w.
and j. X. Hubert, which note together
with the deed OF trust were ASSIGNED
6,y said +. W. & J.R. Hubert to Geo.
W. Prltchard, (the said note being
wholly unpald) we the undersigned
shail proceed TO sell at public auction
at the Court :louse door in the town
OF Canton Madison county, on We'd
nesday the 9th day of June next. TO-
the highest bidder for CASH, the fol.
wnlgdescribedproperty to wit: Lots
number 2, 100, l6l, and 100, in the
town OF Madisonville Madison county.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
CAUTION.

CAUTION,
l fORWARN all persons from ira
: dung for bond given by me to II
b Scarborough, for aIot in Canton
known as the lot leased by d. NJ. Ful.
ton and VIM. Montgomery. As said
Scarborough has left this country and
the consideration for which said bond
was given having entirely failed, | am
not to pay it unless COM
peeled by law.
HAMPTON FONDREN.
May 8, 1888. 5O-3t*
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

lilI' M I' INN I'lfI lila II So
WINE i1 LIwy Jumt
a 'uNutCTED mW u G.Hab.I
U and u Nlr.hHl TIr mfaro
lho "WcHran Lf"mW tma4" H.uo
20 counn,ion With "a. o. VHrmH.H
n...c'mn proprietor or fhn oUs alu
Monthly NnanlIur." lh.ln1 uul mur
hc.n united aDd uII hereafter IepuH
ithod, simultaneously, ul Cincinnati pnl
louisville. Every arrangement. mna
now made lor issuing the uaaa.ar
punclually, and in g style equal h. ~
.aslofn contemporaries, % is trusted that
inc union here announced uiII mr.i lbr
appreciation of the patrons generally AT
bolh publications The renders M fba
journal" will find increased attractions
IN The work, from the contributions al
'he correspondents Of the "Nlapzin,;"
ana those of the "Magaziuo" will moi
only md the same, from the writing or
'nc correspondents of the "Journal. brt
WIN also get larger amount Of reading
matter than they have hitherto received.
not N the spirit Of boayling. bat 10 give
patrons Of the "Magazinc aud JournaI"
an Idoa Of what they may expect, from
month TO month, as the numbers appcar.
The following list Of occasional cores.
pondents and regular contributors, is civ.
en-:
Morgan Neville, Edward y. Mansfield.
James II. Perkins, Alexander Kinmont
Edward ?, Cranch, John l.. DidIeu.
charles Il. Ramsey, r. Shelton Maken.
ne Wilkins Tounchill, Charles 4. Jones,
VIM. B. Oaks, Otway Curry. George D,
Prentice, Eph. Peabody, Thomas H.
,ohreyo, Samuel ELS, John b. Dillon, Al
bert Pike, Lewis +. Thomas, Mrs. Car
ollne Lee lIent2, J. A. M'CIung. II.
iroosbcck, J. N. Milton, Miss Harriet
h. Beasley, DR.. s. p. IIiIdrcath and 9th
,rs.
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Sketches of American Scenery, Charac-
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Biographical Sketches particularly ofthc
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}ordor OF Adventures, Statistical Papers
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
N(lTHE

NOTICE.
h ANlNG purchased the entire inter
X A est of the Drug Store formerly
owned by DIR. MCINTYRE, will in the
course of a two or three weeks have on
a fresh supply of every article necessary
Iof 'ne planter or physicians; and am de.
'efmned touse every ciIor, 10 Give oono.
Fa' satisfaction. and make it to their into.
rest to deal with me. W.
Canton, May ., 1888. 5o-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
NOTICE

H'ilEcoportnership heretofore existing
between TT. 81 J. IL. McBair was
TINS day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
business will hereafter be conducted bv J.
H. McBiolr, who has purchased the whole
eoportncship interest,
TIP. McBLAIR.
j. II. McBLAIR.
Sharon, April so, 1888. 49-4t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
NOTICE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, MADISON County,
y & ME undersigned having obtained let.
a tiers of administration, from the
Honorable Probate Court of said county,
at the April term, on the estate of Angus
tus ID. Hester, deceased, late of said coun
ty-therelorc, all persons indebted to said
estate arc requested TO come forward and
Ike immediate payment; and those hay
ing claims against 1t will present them,
properly authenticated, and within the
time prescribed by law-othcrwise they
will be forever barred by law.
WILLIAM HESTER, Admr.
May 0. 50-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

TO ALL IVHON IT NAY CON
GERMAN persons to whom the es-
tate of Doctor A. l.. WHITE, late of
MadlsonylIIe, is indebted arc requested
to present their accounts legally attcs-
ted to my Attorney, Owen Van Vac
ter Esq.-And all persons indebted to
sad estate will please make payment
to my said attorney.
WV. A. BRICKELL, Err.
December /, 1887 Q8-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
JNS0LyENF NOTICE,

$3.50 u ' nv NJ IDLl
Tie undersigned commissioners of in
SoIvency on the estate of Albert Y. Lief
tingwel deceased, will meet for the pur.
pose of adjusting the claims against Said
estate, at the office of AIessrS. Tupner
and Rollins, in Canton on the Sd Mondays
OF March, April and May next, at 10 o.
clock \. NJ. Of each day.
JOHN H. ROLLINS,
THO'S. J. CATCHLNG.
JOHN MUM.
Commissioners.
February 28, 1898. 4o~tG
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ro0kS for subscription to the CAP.
a. ltal stock of the MISSISSIPPI UNION
BANK, will be opened at the COUNTING
room OF Messrs. priesrley & Newman,
IN the town Of Canton and the county
OF Madison, on the first Monday in
May next; to be continued open for
and during the space Of one hundred
and twenty days, under the superin.
iendence OF theundersigned managers.
appointed for that purpose by the act
supplemental to an act incorporating
SAID Institution. :
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-19
MUNICIPAL.

In Town Meeting ycstcrday-the an
nual report of the Street Commission
ers was received and referred to Town
Council.
Street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Abiel
Spencer, Michael Freedom, William
Sherman, and b. B. Rowland, were ap-
pointed Street Commissioners, in place
of four on the old list who 90 out by
rotation.
The annual report Of the Commits
sioners Of the Asylum was received and
ordered to be printed in all the papers
FINANCE CoMMIrTEE-George Hal
s. Whitchorne, William w. Freeborn
l.. w. Lawton, ID. Tisdale, John Ste.
vons, George Bowen.
George Trip was added to the list ot
Constablcs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-19

The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser of Tuesday, furnishes us with the
following very interesting summary OF
the proceedings and the final determin-
alton of the BANK CONVENTION as to
the time for resuming specie payments.
The Convention, it will be seen, with a
wise forecast, have recommended the
first day of January NEXT, as proper
time for commencing this great opera
ton. The New York banks, being
compelled by the provisions of the New
York statutes, will resume on the 10th
of May, proximo, unless the Legislature
of that State, now in session, should
extend to them some further time to
enable the Banks to act efficiently and
in full concert with the other institutions
of the country, for this desirable object.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-19

Major Gen. Jcsup has been ordered 10 return IA
Washington, TO resume his duties of Quarter Master
General aud Brevet Brig. General II. Tal ior is 10
command in Florida. On the LIST VI Muy the troops Will
go into "summer quarters"
letter from Washington saws :--"I am happy 10 in.
form yon that Messrs Jener, Lincoln. Hunter Coffin
aud Murray ull Of whom have been dangerously IN o
late, are now recovered, aud In their sciis.n
Mr.. ponsett is considered out Of danger by his ply.
sicans."
Loco Foco MEMony.--At one OF the Wards Loco
FOco offered his vote. "Where do YOU liyen said the
Inspector Al No. Hudson street. "No you don't ~
saidfie Inspector, 81 live there myselfn The Loco
POGO backed out.-,N. Y. Eve. Star.
The story that John Jacob Asior and Son, voted the
Loco Foco ticket at the charter election In New York
proves To be iaIsegot up for the OCCASION They voted
the Wing ticket In accordance with their principles
story il going the rounds of the newspapers that
General Ripley of Louisiana Is dead. This mistake
originating with New York paper, which coiiouided
Gen. Ripley with Gen. Ashley.
Mr.. +. o. j. Smith, of Maine, IL about 10 resign his
seat in Congress and 10 Europe private business
We hear that he has engaged passage in one of IN.
packet ships which will sail from New York an th. fir,
of May There will be- a battle for his place In
the Cumberland district.
The New York Commercial Advertiser pronounces
MIR. Biddc's letter umarswerable The Courier X En-
qurer the Star, and the Express also approve IT, Tie
American and the Journal of Commerce condemn Il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-19
New YoRK, April IG. 1888.

AT meeting of the delegates of the
city and country banks in the state OF
New York, held in this city, this day,
the following preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopted, and order
ed to be publishcd:--
Whertas. the law which egalized the sus.
pension OF specie payments will expire by iIs
own limitation on the 18th OF May next and
whereas the effects Of a resumption are considera.
tlons which more properly pertain to the Legis-
lature Than TO the banks therefore. without at
tempting to foresee what the effects may be, but
hoping that they may not be injurious 10 the con,-
nerce and industry Of the state, and with da-
termination to render 10 those interests all the
assistance which shall be found compatible with
a discharge Of our legal obligations
Resoired, That the banks of this State be re-
commended to resume specie payments on or be-
fore the 10th day Of May next
C. w. LAWRENCE. Chairman.
w. NJ. VERMILYE, Secretary.