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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-06-16
NOTICE.

TT ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned
at the April term 1898, of the Honorable
the Probate Court of Pike County, on the
Estate of d. W. Pound, deceased--Notce
is hereby given to all persons indebted TO
said Estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same,
to present them duly authenticated within
the time PRESCRIBED by law, or they will be
forever barred.
T. w. POUND;
administrator.
May 26, 1888. 99w6
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s @ III o O u o

NN ISIS RING will open a School in
N this place on Monday the 2ist. inst
The branches to be taught are READING
WRITING, ARITHMETIC, GRAMMAR, GEoGRA
PLY, History, RHETORIC, PHILOSOPHY, AMI
CHEMISTRY.
Terms, Six Dollars per Quarter,
MISS R. will attend class Of young
Ladies and Misses after School hours anc
instruct them ih Painting and Ornamental
Needle,Gork!
A number Of young Ladies can be &C
commodated with board in private families
LIBERTY, May IS, 1888. 2lw3
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May. 26, 1888,
NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, at
the May term, 1888, Of the Honorable the
Probate Court of Amite County, on the
Estate Of Violet Hill, deceased, Notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to
said Estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same,
to present them duly authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
JAMES HILL,
administrator.
June 2, 1888. 22w6
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Arrival and Departure Of the Mails, al
Liberty.


Arrival and Departure Of the Mails, at
Liberty.
NATCHEZ MAIL.
Arrives every Thursday and Mondays
at IL o'clock, A. M. Leaves same days
at o'clock, P. M.
ST. FRANCISVILLE MAIL,
Arrives every tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at o'clock, P. M. Leaves eve
ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at s
o'clock, A. M.
GALLATIN MAIL,
Arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 6 o'clock, P. NJ. Leaves eve
ry Wednesday, Friday and Monday, at 8
o'clock, "A. M.
TOWNSVILLE MAIL,
Arrives every Wednesday, at o'clock
P. NJ. Leaves every Tuesday, at 10
o'clock, A. M.
WoODvILLE MAIL,
Arrives every Tuesday, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. Leaves every Wednesday, at ?
o'clock, P. M. IA
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Altar of Hy ma e N.

MARRIED-On Thursday, l4th inst, by
T. w. Pound, ESQ.,, Mr.. P. s. CAFFRY, to Miss
MARY ANN HALL, both of this place. II
Mary invites him, with bliss in her smiies
To cease from his toll and be happy awhile
Whispering wooingly, "Come to my bower!
Honor and wealth are illusory-Comc!
Happiness dwells in the temple Of homes"
1--WE received our share of the ''good things
on the occasion, and in return, we wish our
young friends, who have thus SO nncrrily launch
ed on the sea Of life, happy and prosperous
voyage with no adverse winds or beclouded sky
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". r. CRAWFORD,

WTILL, in future, continue to practice Law
wv in the Circuit Courts Of Amte, Pike
and franklin, and will extend his circuit to the
county of Copiah. Business also in the Probate
Court of Amite, will meet with his particular
attention.--O ON Washington st., opposite
the Court House.
Liberty, August 6, 1897.
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From the Southern [callatin NIL Star.
MELANCHOLY DEATH.

We stop the press TO announce one OF
the most cold blooded and heartless MUIR
ders ever committed in christian land,
Yesterday about 2 o'clock, Col. JAMES M.
AulET, an exemplary citizen and high tom
ed honorable gentleman Of this town cas-.
ually stepped into the store Of Mcssrs-
Rice, Brown GO, merchants Of this place.
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NOTICE.

TNAKEN up by Robert w. Brown, a
BRIGHT BAY MARE, six or seven
years old-l4 lie hands high--black
name and tail-black legs up to her knees
branded on the near shoulder with a
Spanish brand--has scar on her left pas
tern Joint. The owner is requested to
come forward, pay expenses, and take her
away.
June 8, 1888. %
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JAMES M. SMII.EY.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
VTTILL practice in the several Courts OF
" Amite and the adjacent counties.--Of
fee in Liberty, Mississippi,
August 8, 1897 Au
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-03

side of the canals, for all the world like
two rows of Potatoes in field that
have forgot to come up. ba8Ii g,s
lltIis land, sir, continued the clock
maker, of hard work. We have two
kinds Of slaves, the niggers and the white
slaves. All Europeans and blacks, who
come out to us, do our hard bodily work
while we direct it to a profitable eend I;
neither the rich nor poor, high OF low.
with US, eat the bread of idleness. Our
capital is in active operation, and our
whole population is in active employ
ment. An idle fellow like Pugnose, who
runs away to us, is ,clapt into harness a.
fore he knows where he is, and is made
to work like a horse that refuses to
draw, he is put into a teamboat he finds
some before him and others behind him,
he must either drap OF be dragged to
death. eq 5-rsl sse.4 't.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-03
Number. /. Al.

warning by Tim Doyle's fate !; Lrsay
nothing, let him prove it. Here Mr.,
Hare was called on for his proof. but ta-
king it for granted that the board would
be admitted, and the defence opened, he
was not prepared. withproof.a 4 demand,
said Dennis, Ldemand an insult, Here
there was a consultation between the
Justice and the Plaintiff, when The JUS
tice said shall not nonsuit him, shall
continue the suit. What, hanglit uphill
next court--you had better hang me up
then at once--how can a poor man come
here SO often-thismay be the entertain
ment Pugnose advertises for horses, but
by Jacquers, its no entertainment for
mel admit, then, sooner than come a.
gain, | admit it. You admit you owe
him three pounds then, for a months
board2 admit no such thing, J say
boarded with him a month, and was like
Pat Moran's COW at the end Of il, at the
lifting, bad luck to him. A nelghbor
was here called, who proved that three
pounds might be the usual price. And
do you know that | taught his children
to write at the school, said Dennis. You
might, answered the witness. And what
is that worth? You don't know, faith
believe you're right, said Dennis, for il
the children are half as big rogues as the
father, they might leave writing alone,
or they'd be like to be hanged for forge
ry. Here Dennis produced his account
for teaching five children. two quarters,
at 8 shillings each, "a los. am sor-
ry, Mr. O'Brien, said the Justice, very
sorry, but your defence will not avail
you. Your account is too large for one
Justice, any sum above three pounds
must be sued before two magistrates.
But only want to offset as much as will
pay the board. 1t can't be done in this
case, said the Justice I; | will consult JUS
tice Dooittle, my neighbor, and if M.
Hare won't settle with you, | will sue it
for you. Well, said Dennis, all / have
to say is, that there is not so biga rogue
as Mr.. Hare on the whole river, save
aud except one scoundrel who shall be
nameless making significant and hum
BILE bow to the Justice. Here there was
a general laugh throughout the court /;
Dennis retired to the next room TO in
demnify hlmselfby another glass ofgrog.
and venting his abuse against Hare and
the Justice. Disguised at the gross par
tiality of the Justice, also quilted the
court, fully cohcurring in the opinion,
though not in the language, that Dennis
was giving utterance to in the bar room.
Peltifog owed his elevation to his in.
terest at an election. 1t is to be hoped
that his subsequent merits will be as
promptly rewarded by his dismissal
from a bench which he dlsgraces and de-
files by his presence. 5H'f
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-03

Four FUNNY FELLows.--Theodore
Cibber, in company with three others,
made an excursion Theodore had a
false set of teeth a second glass eye;
a third cork leg but the fourth had
nothing particular, excepta a remarkable
way Of shaking his head. 7si5 iae mr !
They travelled in post coach, and
while on The first stage, after each had
made merry with his neighbor's infrmi-
ty. they agreed at every batting place,
to effect The same singularity. when
they camel to breakfast. they were all to
squint and language cannot express
how admirably they all squinted: for
they went one degree beyond the su-
perlative. AT dinner they all appeared
10 have cork leg. and their stulnping
about made more diversion than they
had done atrbreakfast. At tea they,
were all. .deaf; but atsldpper, which was
at the Ship at Dover, each man re-
sumed his character, the better to play
bis sapart in farce they had concerted a
mongs them. When they were ready to
go to bed, Cibber cried QUITO the waiter
4" Here, you fellow, take out my teeth.y
1" Teeth, sill" said the man. AYE, teeth,
unscrew that wire and they'll all come
out together After some hesitation,
the man did as be was ordered. This
was no sooner performed, than second
called out, Here, you take out my
eye. at. Sir said the waiter, youreye'
Yes, my eye, come here, come here, you
stupid dog! pull up that eyelid, and it
will come out as easy as possible. This
done, the third cried out, Here, YOU ras-
cal. take my leg off, b. This he did with
less reluctance, being before apprised
thatlit was cork, also conceiving that il
would be his last job. He was, howev-
er, mistaken the fourth watched his
opportunity, and while the frightened
waiter was surveying with rueful coun-
tenance, the eye, teeth and leg, lying on
the table, cried out, in a frightful hollow
voice e"'Come here, sir; take off my
head" Turning round and seeing the
mans head shaking like that Of a wanda
rine upon chimney piece, he darted out
ofithe room, and after tumbiing downthe
stairs, he ran madly about the house as
if terrified out Of his senses, rl 81, ,6..@5
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-03

There should be, methinks, as little
merit in loving woman for her beau
ty, as in loving man for his prospect
tyt; both 10Th being equally subject change.
Pope. IA, &, .yarsi.k 4, Is, sS;e 4
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
= HE q T. o 9 X NJ "A X d r
OR, THE SAYINGS AND DOINGS

-lfIilag fgafBass \ OF n igsl .nf'fsi,4 W
SAMUEL SLICK, OFisLICKvILLE.
The cheerfulsage, when solemn dictates fail
Concealls the moral counsel ina tale.l r. !,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-03

The town Of Acapulco, IinHMexico,
has been almost destroyed by5an earth
city Of Mexico. I, .'.'' " '!,' e, ,''''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

N,pLos-A very attractive bill tonight, ecnsissas
az the never rring snd elegant performances Of the
Rwel Family on The tight Rope the csmic ballet q
the CT lsney Swespers and the admirable psnt0-
mine Of the Invisible HARLEQUIN, The snnesDss-
ues. Of /, will ~ usual, draw crowds TO The Garden
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

vARIsrr-Dyths way Of sasrdias lissls vsrissy 4
our ssmsrous rsadsrs, give today. our outside,
the particulars Of four interesting nxrders ,Aa, have
rs,sntly taken place. They do not include tenth
Of what have actually occurred in various parts of
the country during the last "a hours but they may
serve a. pretty good sample Of the details Of the bal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

Boar R-.cA-In tho trial ef speed between tho
Spark sna the Dsowacd, the Judges hsve decided IN
favor of The Sps~k.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

ANrw EXPLORING ExrEDrrIoN.-We were pleased
to see in the "Post" Of last Monday, interesting
statement of new exploring, rather trading expe-
dition that is now getting up to go to the Pacific
Ocean, by some young men Of this city. 1t embraces
details too long for this paper but they are exceed
ingy interesting, anc we commend them to the at
tenton Of every enterprsing young man In the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

CArrvaK or PInArss.-Thc Unted States ship
Cyapne, arrived at 81. Cuze, Teusnae on the 22d
July. reported that she fell in At with English
brig. the captain Of which informed him that hshsd
been robbed short time previously BY Spanish
pnvstecr brig. The Cysnne repaired Immediately for
ST. Cruzs, where she found the pirate DESERVED BY
the English brig at anchor in the hsrbos. fnferms-
ton was Immediately gwen to the Enssh Consul,
whs took the necessary measures V have the pirates
sscurod in prison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

20 travelling DENTS. named Bigham, has been
pat in Jail a, Lockport. young lady. aged IA, put
herself under his to have her teeth fixed and he
seduced her. He is not the frat travelling dentist
by dozen, who has been guilty Of the like offence
ana we know of some half dozen dentists in New
York who are equally criminal withthis Bshan. Pa
rents should be very carefa and send their daugh
iers have their teeth fixed by any but dentists Of
good standing in society.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

CRLnsrn.-Ths accomplished lady nnisnen Me-
London engagements on the 1ia July, and proeeed-
ed immediately to Paris, in ful6Imesi Of brief enc
ct the Grand Opera. On the Ath September she
will appear st the National" in New York, and
sbou, the 10Th October 81 Phsdsphia thence south
ssIy 10 fulfil her enessemsats in New Orleans and
spsn ., tho St Charles on The Let March next In
dependendy Of twelve new dramas, snd many novel
dances Celeste briggs with her noble formed horse,
which she calls Msdslise," and uses IN several Of
her characters She hes espeaded very isrss SUM
in procuring novelties Of every kind and purposes A.
ssr her arrival never 70 quii An@ica sssa- Hes
zoe. Gees cannot be dosbtcd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

Ny sheet 70 fall and the packet 10 sbsu, to be dee
patched, 90 that I have room for nothing nors, thss
TO say that our market closed with cons'dera
BILE Hrnacss, sad at shade higher prices.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
CLEARED.

Ships Albion. Putnam, Liverpool: Putnam socum Tai
.oS Tcwds~ ' Ha"ssils fslarr New Orleans, k Col
Bre. ADELAIDE c t: Ricaa"nd esns Gray savasn.
fss s me4 Ssh
Leeds brig src Tn sund nawers D.
cssr:.ioni :shrs Rsguns NM: wIlmins,en, 6 TS,es
Richmsnd Aaa,ic Stevens s'ellanks FrankiD sprsgue
MaianIsS
Packet ship Wellington, Chad wick London and Portsmouth
Dec ii,h 20 Grinael M1nr1 Co isn Ia. t. tas lon ~
of the westers Islands experienced severe hurricane The
3 sfSI Ss's 49, R. gale from
psst lost sn F y ,"e PREMIER Pe avr. Dec with
md,eio G. Bolton For Liyinss !ea Jsn !. 4es' So
spoke smith sg o@ 0r Mobile ssS m s bale.
cotton. 70 Centsr Co. and others.
r Garcia Vessels len before reported Spoke Forn, Of
Guernsey. from Ma,anrns for Trieste.
ship Pas Rainruad' New Castle Ssns, NOV lo''o De
snip Auburn, Durfey, Savannah days, Johnson Low
Brig Argo F.xwel of Baltimore, from Hamburg Nov. 9Th
masSI a Ie' 'sp 4, y a. lon 81 TO- s,ohe .bp Henry
Leeds " days from Charleston far Liverpool The has
Brig yIs,sry Du.ss%; Porto c:Sso day., sis sofs.
the only An OH inst OF Cape Haera spoke brig Tuscany,
ppa Martha Pratt, Apa.cbcola II ds with eoon v G. D.
Hurbutk Co Lett the Harbnger Pratt, New fork Rhine
Brig AIber,na Kelly, from Trieste. II days. with rags
se tsw, Aree siudasurg Gee, 50 days, with 30
Brig wave stoddsrd. Phiaaelphia,4 days, to Miller
Brig Psvios, Kelly Baltimore and days from the capes
Brig sarah Pbebe BaAbdge days from Florida, with
ship timber, for the Navy Yard. :.
Brig Ceres. blanchard, Of Portland from Msr:ee. Nov
5,wh mdre to order Len Eclipse. OF salem, from sums
ira, dischr. .
ship knsan sinclair ready cordeis sherwood, do OF Cape
schr Lucy, Chandler, wamingten, N. CT sdays to Wood
sshr Olive, Powell. waagto.. NC; days. naval storrs
schr vrgiss wogon, Petersburg, dsys, FOUR &c. to
schr Nos.video Post Ma,,n,as I4d. speford. Tile
ton G.; washington rorasd Len. Freemss Boston, ids,
Nspoecn, OF Bath and others.
sch joe from Passport 10 days 10 r. j. Nevins
scsr. Victory renheld Alexandria days, with aou &c to
sc6r Celeste, Tsrr Baltimore days withmdre johnson
schr cIoada Drake, York River hours with oysters
schr. Expeditions Brewer, York River S hours, with
sehr walter r. Jsne, Brown. cotton from the ech
srhr Love- Nickersan Mayagues, a days, with 1851 bags
coffee.
rer lie. 70 A. Hubbard Co.
scbr Undnun'e ed, Jackson Wilmington, N. c., d., with
sess Ransom Brown, wnpsen, n C., DIS, with naval
sssr. Olive. Pove wirniag,sp, IN CT days. to J. og.
sebr. chas NJ smith, Toten, BALTIMORE days, ado "a
schr o. = pen.msn Esscr,, York Rver2 DIS, oysters to
sccp Frank cotr. CRUISER York Rivera days. oysters 10
sxrLED-shir Tsbot. storey, Liverpocl bsrhs Rapid,
ward W,vsns Ia Grange Dos.e savsnpah hres Courier,
nerser, Charleston Gansis, Nichols, Savannah.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

pATENT LAMPS, WAKRANTEDEimproy
Mesrs Ocean Co Paris superior 70 aay former invention
The subscriber as sole agen, inp.rer the United
States for Mesrs Decsu Co bers leave respectfully in
I'd sore No 7s junction Of Maiden Lane and Liberty s,ree
mp stairs with complete ssortmea, Of the above stated supe
ON hand and invite. al Sose who may be n the a.s
thereof TO favor h. with cal. being sGraen hs, ,ss ar,
qurrd among the fashionable circles In Paris and from the
esmao. ali q - a duy by this
ni,y, being besides sufficient examine
ec,y plain il It's and operation and being :, The
same tnr object OF curiosity by itself
Determination and il can be asserted without hesitation or eIsg.
sades On. OF these lamps esa be used :, discretion whos,
the least eratoa the mantle piece on the table OF by
peculiar peres this ingenious aos
that the glass tube and the wick that ress'atss the
dminhed by the lowering u The wick except however, whes
Another peculiarly sse OF Il is tha, the NEST somnon lamp
oil be used becoming clarified BY the unc,oss Of the
the light suitably regulated nung further stenios
!. required COR the whole night
and fancy Candle Screens article also entirely cheap,
easily adapted 70 candies which gives them The deceptive APP
gentle light very accommodating to industrious readers
and ''ey attached 70 A iPcs bacon
THE LADIES are respectfully Invited TO and en-.
sapes offerings, muas, boas, neck and down trim
ming Also acOmplec Of LADIES' and misses bea
bonne variety Of shape and color made 6ne
Eur bodies WARRANTED rPervous 70 His bop.th have
taken the beth the Fairs fcr successive
0entsmen informed that hey will fad slwsys 81 hssd
rcsm snd short beaver and s hats o eaies fashions
Also Otter Seal and sshcr fur of every, ETY. Youth,
and odren hats Eur and cloth ps An The sSove goods
viii Ne sold the reasonable terms wholesale nd
tail sYLvEsTER TBTTLE.
Ma. ece Chatham Square, resr the Bowery ozSns
HAHDwARE, CUTLENY, GUNS AND
PfSTOLS-A w. SPIES fa7 Pearl 81 o6ers ferfsale n
errenc low prices the following Foods
Rodgers, wosserbolrn, and o,her fine Cutlery
Ivorv spdro ntaf,Is ute an kirdx
Wade, and Butchers, and Euiot,s Rsron
Brits~uIs, plated ssd jspenned
Anvls, Vices, Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools. Pases and Files az aiHerent makers
CollnS, simsnond's and stones Ares
$50 Ours, 80 Rifes, 1900 pair Pistols
GuH sod sportipx implements Of every Kind
0un materials for Gunsmhs
Pocket Beohs Wallets and Ms,hersueal InSrnmesn
vi~n Strings and viclirs
Gerasa End French Fancy GoodIis lets 70 su't purchs
olSSps
TO LET-in the National Han Nos ~ and 81 Csssi ~
Near Brsadwsy spacious for public oesssicns, and
handsomely arranged, vh orchestra gas &c being de-
sirsble location for balls
Al.c. reons TO lee for military drhs. Apply To
dl+ims A PALMER, on he premises
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
HOLIDAY Pic EsENTs.
CARDS.

81 III BROADWAl.
VISITING CARDS, IN plain writing, the Italian and fancy
hands, printed an the polished German Porc LAIN Card
De procured al the corner OF Maiden lane and Broadway
sTouTs Engraving establishments, where specimen books
may be seer.
Also, silver plate Door and Number plates, the plating Of
Shh nsconmony thick the silver besg expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commissions Cards. executed with dstinetness
and taste.
Letter Stamps Consular and Noorisl Seals engraved
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers. &c.
STOUT, corner Of Maiden lane
d2n-3ms and Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

az REWARD-Lcs,, In Dusne. between William sna
sDD Rose plain gold Ripg. ~ has engraved the w.
side "Iet love abide forever worth the reward Of
tered being the gin of friend highly rrired The
ofthis Office. jio1~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15


ssJoseph Giliott's celebrated Patent EIon-
gated Metallic Penn
VOSEPH elliott begs 10 inform the public, that he
is constantly receiving from his mandatory, In BlrnnR
ham, regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pens
The stock bal Offers the best in the United
States and Of wsanted good quaysmongH which may be
found his
"Pstent Magnum Bonum Commercial PEN
"Original Patent Slip Pesn
"origna Patent LADIES' Pen"
Eagle PeRsn
Donble Damascus Barrel Lunarsv /" Peruvian n"Nev
York Fountain aHd Damascus Pens" put In variety
batz holders boxes OF dozen EACH with holders "
rocco aseS, shell boxes and morocco cards. 20
"Albata Everpont, and Pen and Everpont Pencns'
CAUTION TO TIKI PUBLIC. e-He
From the well nerted and universal ceeby Of the above
ssaested whole mercantile community Europe
the United States makers have eadea
vored toinpose the public by spurious imitation pur
porting be the original Joseph 6insts Patent" but which
utterly worthless and entirely destitute o those qualities
rallied demand for the original In every country where
II knswn!i
The public hereby cautioned 10 be cu r gnarc
against these counters; they be readily Diet cted
their unfinished appearance, and by the Inferior style which
rey INTO the market, their attempt inpose uper
the unwary
Zach gross genuine penis encyclopedia neatly prn
ed wrapper, descriptive Of the articleit Contains
Further guard against the fraud the public win please
that the genuine pens bear following marks
always sadng IRON point Of the pen;
Joseph Joseph Joseph
Gaioirs 0lets elliott
Patent Warranted. Maker.
The above be had hk Warehouse No. 100 Beehmas
steret door below Pcarl. New York. o1q-3ps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale
oil vitriol, nun,
Bleaching Salts CoPperns,
Aqua trnonia, Muristfc Acid,
Aous Fortix Nitric Acid.
Blue vArioI Mang ane~e
And many either articles In the live of their business
Orders will be received at their Banking house No fle
Broadway, or al the office OF their No 81 WEST street
sStly' GEO. B. GILBERT, Agesl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

MILITARY AND CIV &c BALL.-The Nspo
lNA leon Cadets Feur,h Anrua, BAH will take place The
10th Of January, 1885, Tammasy Hall. The committee
wishes INTERN their friends and the public in general that
every exerton will be made make the evenings
gratifying possible those who may honor
company with their presence.
Mr. Allen Dodworhs coton band Is engaged.
The floor will be under the direction Of Mr. Parker assisted
by committee
The price Of the tickets fixed 81 and be obtained
following places vz Morsa Browns 28 Water street;
the Battery House, and Colts hete l68 Duane street, OF
either of the undersigned committee
Capt. d. l.. Tuthif, Sergt T. q. Fountain,
Ensign T. NJ Fountain, q. Oliver.
Sergeant A. Ivers, Mr.. A. s. CaIders,
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Small such sihngs. sixpences, and Ave
pieces will be gives exchange for gold halves
ter dollars Apply the this ohic..