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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-04
DIR. Relics
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r TTT-.5ILLIDyS S5TrS.
For Indigestion, Less Of appetite, Lishesmess,
Headache, Costiceness, fYdiuieace, Chol,c,
Billions affections, &c.
TsNO comment on the efficacy of these Pills,
Il after Il successful experience of many
years in England and America has establish
ed their reputation, is needless Suffice i, TO
observe. that for redundancy Of Bile, Flatu.
lcncc, Costivenoss, Headache, &c. &c, they
will undoubtedly prove far more scrvccable
than those drastic purges too frequently en-
poyed, and will not only at the same time
tend to remove the offending cause by gen.
tie motions. and strengthen the digestive
organs, but improve the appetite and renovatc
tho svStpm prlrp IA cpnts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-04

as5.The Newbury Bank, it is said, will recover
from its endorsements sooner than was an'cIpa.
led. The fund supposed 10 have been lost in bos-
nm. is recovered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
MEpICAL oAKp-pR. eAkRENrER. D. ! Pee.

MEDICAL CAHD-DR. CARPENTER, Pc 4 Peck
WI Slip, New York deens proper occasionally to remind
public that he continues 60 administer 70 the afflicted at bis
old established Dspenssry.
To numb, ~ the c rs ~ th. metropolis he needs
rslds o bis victory dp IN Us
pIcsed uctive urm-aor does he deem mstss
very specific in cnumeraDg The names Of the various maa
dies q which mankind and wofasnkInd subject.
10 he begs cave ost respectfully 10 remark that
himself Office practice, sad asyors bmsef per-
sosaly the welfare ~ his patients Keeps ASSISTANTS
sssp and has oces for the privacy Of pate
who an in cortscl
DR. Csrpester would add that be regularly educated 70
the profession ef icns sRs surgery and ivec his Dt
ploma year 1913 OF the New York STATE Medical
~ signed by the highly respected aud much ismrnsd John
q. Rodgers d., President ana that he has for long
series oyesrs deyces himsfo The ealmea AND cure Of all
deli-ate and private disc
Be particular 10 the Iuuber4 Peck slip, R,ar resr 81
sly IA. CARPENTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
NAcoGnncnEs. Tex

NAcoGDocHEs Texas Aug. IL.
There has been nothing done here yet with regard
20 the The Texas troops, about 500, still fol
lowing the trail Of the enemy who are estimated a, ram
100 to 200 ~ number. fight Is thought doublul-but
in the eveRt q enc, the fighting will be all sde.
Any number Of fighting Texans be obtained in a
few days-they now lying on their oars.
The notorious Matthias. the Prophet is here he was
taken while coming from the Indians. have conversed
with him, and he says he Is the real Simon Pure. Hi,
beard about foot in length and grey and his hair
quite novel He thinks this the last war before the
Millennium.
You no doubt have heard as have that whole tribe,
Of Indians have joined the resident Mexcans but
IA no truth In the repor-perhsps 80 to rs have The
other tribes are at work, and no fears are felt
Yours, very respectfully, NJ T.. A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

MORE STEAM.-The Halifax Royal Gazette, the 60.
paper stated tina, had been informed thar
the Lords Commissioners OF the Admiralty have re-
commended the treasury board, the employment Of
vessels in the early part Of year, for the
conveyance of the mails from Falmouth, tEngland to
Halifax.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

HEAVY CLhIn-A suit has been brought against
the first and third Municipalities Of New Orleans, for
'he restitution Of very large amount Of property and
s5oe,oOo damages. The suit 10 brought on claim
founded gran, made by the French government in
1745 and the property claimed is estimated to be worth
81 100000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
100000

Mr. RIDDLES ASswgR-We understand that a let
has been received from Mr.. Bddle, in answer TO
the application Of the Presidents OF the Orean, Baaks
fer facilities and aid towards speedy resumption.
meeting of the Presidents will take place today 10 con
suit upon the import Of the alton LIS tone Is
represented 20 be very friendly evnc:ng disposition
the part ~ MIR Bddle - afford accemmod atoms 10
the Banks The foil extent ~ their waists Thi. IL
nuy encouraging, and will jasufy The expectation IL an
early return 10 speoie payments Nsw orleans Bsiettn
lsth iNst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

rrron our Evening Edisioa.
Love. Hope aud joy.

Love. Hope aud JOY.
Love, Hope and Joy, together bora,
sweet effs pring OF a heavenly birih,
ForsoOk the skies ose rosy mora,
20 wander for while on earth.
Love was fair and gentle boy,
And Hope bright AID happy thing,
And, gay as sunlight, laughing JOY
Glanced ~ taen on his reckless wing.
They passed through many q sunny scese
BY iount and valley, glen and grove,
And every spot look'd more serene
Where WANDERED JOY, ans Hope, and Love,
But ere the ,hres had ranbled far,
They met young b. auty on the way,
With eye As brigh, as lhougHAsta
Dissolved TO form its everyray.
Oh with what glowing bosom Love
Drank rapture from those oros of light!
The world around, The stars above,
All, save her smiles, 10 him were night
But Beauty needed not the toy,
Whose every feeling was her own
She gave her heart to Laughing JOY,
Aud lett poor napless Love alone.
Not yet alone-Hope stayed while,
And WHISPERED hH soae future day,
Would bring hita back dear Bee uty Is smile;
But sooR the false one few away.
All, then be was Indeed alone,
With weary heart and fearful eye;
The sunshiRe OF his day was gone
lie would-but no, he coula not die;
Thsugh prsss'd by sorrows heavy load,
And pending with the weight OF ill.,
His bosoR yet all fsndly glo0'd,
Asd told he was immortal still.
He droop'd awhe-but Memory came,
,rtal, toe, with sic glass.
Within whose strange and wizard frame
III. saw each VANISHED scene repass.
There still was Beauty, young and fair
As first she met his rAptured view
Each by-gene feeling liagef'd there
That mirror, al the least, was true;
And on il, as holy Shrine,
His eager gsz. Tor ever turn'd,-
While in his heart The ray divEe
Which beauty kiadled brightly burn'G.
Bntsad was poor young Beauty's fate,
Fer joy was tickle as the wiad
And soon, alas! tut, ah, TOO late,
She wept for Love she le't bchino.
Her smiles no Ion ger beamd around,
Her ches k's faint blush has lost lis hue,
Her ste p forgol its gladstone bound,
And, alb her heart was breaking too
She died. Love heard her early DOOM
He heard il, and with scarce a sigh
He saw her p scsu within the tomb,
Butknew her spirit dwelt on high.
And then at length, his wing he turn'd
Back 10 his own Immortal sphere;
And Love no more ferSake maurh'd.
For Beauty smlled TO bless him there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
sra EsGTIitNING pas

VASTLY SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER EVER MADE.
I'M =, q. uEWs - tsone Sruer. Boston, Mass
~ cebhra'ed STRENGTHENING PLAsrER or
epae 70 be applied the Ducer The FOL
lowing casss Tor pains and wctkutss ~ ~ stomach
sae aud lcirs; rhfuu tts thr thrt 81
ELECTS que 0tspfaDs, dsncstrrs aad
~, clprs; ucertvd sase. Cir traHng abd t.aog hsW,
ART. III fact. 01r ait weaknesses
sold IT wboessir sud ta, by A. ". \ y. SAND ~
FULTON st Z .rurr 81 William 81 - lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

NEW Yosx, Rovsnber ~ lisa
Yesr vegetable has the you sntsipsssd
am free 1% hs ssuss and the oppression q
ed almost withou, COR years. but lately recomasaeed
erswn experience the benefit thank You for your
FELIX vAkALA Clergyman, 4s Reed st.
New YoRK, lath July, 1881
To Dr. Dejsnon-Dear sr- is with pIeasur tha, AVIAN
valuable vege.be Afflicted for some st lme
past with painful cough o neglected cold made use OF
we'll Of ii, disease shall 8. happy aay % a SoT qus
' ''' Us AbsIx PEYRiN ns sPcs saaI s
New YoRK LIST May, 1883
der vioen. and obstinate cough my spe sometimes
Of greer h color and sometimes white and mixed blood
frfead advised TO take syrup hsstaed
TAXA his advice. and happy that after having
rev cured feel duty to state publicly for the ben
fl Of many whoare similarly situated he results Of e1pe
eue m - @ LEWIS Sp rs Weo ssT'ae''
boring under violent and obstinate cough and half
of yS Vegetable Si 1ss entirely
To Dr. Dejaren-I certify that wa, laborng under
BAD sspy has
In recommending for the benefit of human kind this wonder
T ss
Doctor Deanen has the henor to inform the ladies
Hudson from ten o'clock 10 one and from four seven The
pubic will fnd in his cfce an nialibs Rob for the ct
the rng worm Also vegetable syrup with whes he guar
anees the Of obnats cough sp Of blood and
sumption In its first age.
TO the Editor Of the Hera.d-S-A particular friend OF
mine had been in most distressed for eight wn
croru disease, ring and lately had lar ulcer in
heahroa He attended by several physicians pHr-
81 he six s
completed his By publishing this fact wish ndor
service The unfortunate aboring pnder similar diseases
asn your obedent servant, LEOPOLD, ll6 Prince
IS 2nh
'HHE GEORGIA LUMBER COMPANY
NOTES are redeemed al per cent discount, at No IL
Wall street! New York The roat Office in the Sank Of the
State of New York. 50 Ina
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

THE LATE GALEs-Our marine lis, for several Gays
past has presented melancholy list of disasters at
caused by the late tremendous gales that have been
perienced all along the The weather has been
particularly the Virginia and Carolina coasts
large number Of vessels put into Norfolk repair
damages Ii will be weeks before the extent of
the damages sustained can be fully known. Every
mail from the South brings additional details of marine
disasters The Insurance Companies in this city Phila
delphia, and Boston, have suffered severely The
gale appears 10 have commenced the 81 of the
moah where in about lat 49, long c. aad to have
gone the southwest On the TIN il was experienced
of Cape Florida in lat 25, long es from which point il
up the far as New York which il reached
the l2th, passing by Savannah and Charleston with
out much force. Its principal power appears have
been north Of Cape Haueras.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

X The Royal William has been out jast week.
She may be expected by Friday Saturday of next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

FEVER IFS Cu,pLEsr0S -Ex.rfrf I'd. letter from b
gentlemen iu Charleston, bis spaldcnt 10 ibis
city GATED Sept I5. ls3-.
Last SUNDAY w,s gloomy aas here ~ were bur-
Ell ofthe Fever rom hs c.y alone. independent Of tie
hospitals au3 aims house aud from Sisters o Mercy.
The building ia pretty much stopped, "A most n ne
mechanics pua 1boIers hase gone. ssl there
ersl hundred remaining that may be y,ciss three
weeks roll away. All The phys clans say j is much
orse than in lsI7 and The three weeks must be
the trying time. out of English family. four have
already died and the fifth is down. The fever i now
all over the city, several deaths have occurred FAR up
a. ST. Pauls Church Dr. Scott died tao or three days
sgo-there il much sickness All around there il
great deal Of typhus and bilious fever among the natives
and scclimated Il ali conspires to make gloomy
place Me- Harcn Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
uNh. JphNsU 5, censu~d oenliaiiy office
" No. II Duane street between Chatham and William

uAR. JVhNsON censuted CON oentaily a. his office
- No. II Duane street. between Chatham and hiam sts
the following diseases, z-Gonerrl ss'fHT, Chan
Seminal and the diseases
arising from nerea poison improDer eatmen Dr. Joha
recent affection IN two or three
the nveterae proportioBate timc
without the OF debitang isuocous medicine
proven Tor from business Persons eHirusne themselves to
Dr. Johnson's desc themselves with certainty OF
in the most aggravated Scrotuous nj
cerated legs &c speedily healed Strangers would do well
by giving DR. Johnson CALL certain preventive be
against the OF the foregoing diseases which
posure Letters post paio ard enclosing have the
necessary mediee and dire cons for is forwarded.
Attendance from s, A. NJ 10 IL AT night SD lms
- eKDLII u EATER-Messrs YOUNG KENT
- having mace arrangements with the proprieisrs OF the
D the crystals OF the salts these contain enabled
offer 10 the American public their powders, the OF
Rananecusy producing the original Sedlz
all its Inherent virtues. The powders long known
Sedlu, possess other prop rites in common wt The
tive Sedz water than their sDerent effects las we produ
by Epson sa being entirely devoid OF the tonic Nc
Alternative qualities OF the pure waters Hence continuous
OF the common SediZ powders produces eaAness &C
companie with much whilst the other hand the
Of the spring give TO the stomach and
neral health being attended with sickness other
renpaper by Mcssrs yeupg Kent sis Broome g,
Of 1hoHpsoD who the sole importers OF the crysased
salts Of the Oere Seidz Spring For sae also al A. b.
d. Sands corner Of William and Fslton SITS; Dr. Symes,
of Bovery and Walker; Peter Burnes IS 9th Avenue
and DR. j. Llnse, of l7h and Avenue see
that the label bears the signature OF Young Kent None
others geruine. aul 5ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

nW. NANDE;l. EIEGII'S EI ma ~ RENO.
~ NsIIN q PILLS, from Ger Nany eff, tnal remedy
CO.. prssoG rr gugris, suG All does
not have her regular snd proper course,
Motto be taEtn curing pregnancy. Tie sale Of 400
boxes daring hr last nine mophs sufficient guarantee ~
tatir etncacy ld1niy ~ Mis- BlED Midwife ant emae
an So fnwey New York Likewise her celebrated
soothing syrup Tor cbiea tesGhirg, sae eiiec.
lpal Aso excellent remedy Tor nipples pre-
PACED and sold n ABOVE.
MIS- BIRD be consulted an diseases incidental
IN females aua8 SIN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

- Jersey al. rs for sale Al the most moderate prices,
s0,eo0 Chinese horus Mucaulis ros' 10 est high
The above propseaed chaee importation rom
France the sp and having whstood the rgors
or two winters without Injury, may be pronouhc entirely
acclimsed ,
s.oF,sn, 1000 10 COZ of the msrus Aibus or white
sltsr Mulberry two and three years old. hne plans
10 ZOO prersrcd cuttings Of the Morus MuFicauiis
All tr Tor, going will We ued deervsg the attention pur
cbas,rs and willbs deliverable ne eusu w fall
peesps ~ OF inspettp abevc rned nlants
II nom New yak vii please the the ta road
rap CITY Paterson ans Nv ting n Post Line,
a VS. eeta Atuuact auork Paterson stnrt w,lk
oc arUstbe rsssac itter wibrlpu IN. III the uurstry
Forur.f paucr Brs, npTit ~ The grower, Mt " v
Cotton, as Bfeeeker sreet, New Nork. y WIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
CUnAP FAsHIeNABLE HAT ~ ORE

Youths and hiIdrcnss hats from ~ so to zee
The above prices bot small advance the cost OF the
material and qoenty all aaes rust ne
for cash, without any devuons from the shove ow
prices. .
Also an uprivaed assortment Of Cleh srd Fancy Caps At
wholesale and retail Country aeales supplied or ns most
favorable terms. e.. Wa sun.
mvII Jn 1874 Chatham 1. doors from MuDefry
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

AsoTHER RAILROAD FISIsHED.-The Hudson and
Berkshire Rail Road il TO be opened on Wednesday
next This road extends from the city OF Hudson, on
the North River, Yves, Stockbridge, Massachusetts,
distance we believe, Of thirtytws miles. II is
Of the best finished in the country and the stock
is considered good In travelling from New Lebanon
a fortnigh, since, we surprised 10 ind ocomo.
tive engine ans cars on a fine rail road twenty-four
miles from Hudson. But the New Workers are a 90
aasad people they drive business with stroar hand
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

rU,HE UAin l-ph NJ HAiaSl!-lt should nvarisbi,
be barne In mnd that TO good set Of Teeth, the ner
most sesraLe property the possession Of fine head Of
HAIR and which only be obtained by a constant and
free of VEGE TABLE HAIR OIL richly pcrumed
and desirable substitute tor the injurious preparations
thai are daily pslmed upon the pubic.
The advertiser pledges hmself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR oil, found nourish and strengthen the hair
and restore In bald plsces-and To meet the
live demand for H. has al the low price ~ 80 cents
bottle. For sale by III. &. HART IT'S broadway,
a2-y Corner OF Courtlandtst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

Y The Subscriber, in returning his
past avor would respectfully inform his and the
public Ia that he has received direct from France
another of those superior French Calf Skins that have
given so much satisfaction for the ast two years.
Gentlemen leaving their measures, have their Boots
made Of substance without the least fear OF their breaking
Ths has bee consideration that has claimed the aen
ton OF the subscriber for he has much
sure In assuring the public that his Boots usually
out the second or third sole without breaking
Customers to leave their orders for their fan
work as early possible particularly those for OPERA Corr
Sole, or Water PTosf Boots
Strangers visiting the city invited to call and
his mach admired Gentemens CATERS whch have in great
measure superseded the Use OF Opera Roots.
Southern and Wese Merchants giving their orders for ua
werk, requested examine endd article Of Opera
Dress and Cork Sole Boots Genenen's Caters, ar Nsyr
shoes making for the New Orleans, Mobile and Vcxsburi
markets
Ali orders thankfully received ard punctuay attended
particularly those for cash. URIAH RYDER,
au4dtOp Ne. 5 Beekman ST. Clint Hail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

BANK or THE UNITED STATES NEW YoRE.--The
rooms atthe corEerof Wall and Hanover streets having
been hted up for the temporary accommodation Of this
institution, il will commence business this day. MIR
Robinson, the President, is one of the most popular
bank managers among and Mr.. Young tie Cashier,
bring, with him excellent reputation from Pnilade!.
phia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28


ng from The abuse 81 mercury, and the fleets 81 certain Dis
order impertrcy cor Il Nh remnant of Tie dea still
urkiog ~ tie "a ring hr yta and undermining The
cOus.u tt, Ertctat i fct III a.udbe Tits niera.
and purifier t~ blood Il parcu fptrd - th
a0 eu with he syptuc and meculNl rLegmtiisu, III
tile a3Hrs Irs attended Ill loops gtd india
rfi.us eGrus tn8nsUt aad scrolrUu ulcers throat
pains nthr -, dcalIat on eiprtnr Go he .ka pth
finy HI me htir HtcHded generally Wiih trNhty TUs
medicine While lE cleanse nnd pu lies tte blood caIE
evry tJrsie Ia disease a 90 tuf proulItsibe
aud iWpars f.rh arl TEnr the
whole lcnova inr an restoring brrk CEN le
ton. Wkrn ~. other rrU tifs ere - rO avail,
sold 1t HUN FRS Medical Office 30 ID vision street
whers lie cali without tear 81 exposure Also
~ oeNs 81 North sixhs Phladslpht3 BE IT, ANA.
NJ flnBoy.r Boston 2i Camp Neg Orleans aad
n L,ui.vi r, KY Price = per bottle. s25 linz
rrODlU ACHE!-TOOTH u ca r!-who would
Il bar the painful torture of juHping tooth ache when
immediate relief car ~ Obtained JAnisEN's EDETTA
RIA or Concentrated Extract ~ Kreosoie nd CatSa
4 certain ri meow. The Is effected without ~,
csdent the hurdr "a 10 have used h. have lae
. obtain relief Try II ard h. satisfied
For sale only by w. Snonsou, 70 Fulton Il II Hart, n
Rroadu az and a5 uGsaa and by r. NJ 6u'on ~ gowe
~. So Henry of Pile 81 and al fond st. bctvee
Fast Broadway upd Division st
cautg wtt M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

,lHE GEORGIA LUMBER COMPANY
NOTES are redeemed al per cent discount, at No. l5
Wall street. New York The front Office in the Bank of the
State of New York. 50 Ina
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

COLLECTIONS mace ON all parts of lie United
- states, Canada and Europe by - }. SYL VEST Err,
$50 Broadway and q Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

A No y IA Ek COMMUNICATING FROM An
- bNhNONN HAND.-Dr. Y. Lovison->ir: The only
objection have % ysur Hunters Red Drop i,
csran disease rapidly and eecuay, that AL
Ia terriers whereas in my humble opinion, The crime that
scges such disease us praciised great
beloved city late venerable Recorder would say) that
those guilty ~ Il shOula suner some.
Knowing ne enemy oil al Kinds Of immortality,
subscribe M self your friend, L. X.
E25 linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

lIsTElC1 OK COLUMBIA, Virginia, Maryland
- Pennsylvania and New Jersey uuds based nj the
lowest rascs, by ID. SYLVESTER,
81 lSo Broadw ay. nd
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A Meeting of the Columbus Temperance So
ciety will be held at the Methodist Church on
Friday, Maya. A general attendance is request
ed. The following resolution, introduced at a
former meeting Of the Society, will be discussed
Resolued, That the manufacture and traffic
in ardent spirits is an immortality, and is utterly
unjustIfabe on any ground whatever except for
medicinal purposes"
"Moved and seconded, that the Resolution lie
over to the next meeting, and that general invita-
ton be given to all those opposed to the ground
assumed by the resolution, and TO those favorable,
to attend and take part IN the discussion"
WIN. D0WSING, Jr.
April 2S, Secretary.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Notice.

I'M final settlement between w. L. Smith,
" the former publisher of the Democrat, and
myself all the books, notes and accounts not settled
have been transferred to me. have assumed all
the debts Of the old concern, and all the sums due IT
are tobe paid to me alone, Mr. Smith, having fem
this day. nothing more to do with the settlement OF
the business. As cannot attend in person to the
business shall be necessarily compelled to put a
large amount of the notes and accounts unpaid, IN
the hands of an officer for collection. The debts of
the old concern must be paid forthwith. and nope
al those indebted to it will be prompt IN discharglng
their dues. Fl Fl. WORTHINGTON
April sik, 1855
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Medical Association.

A MEETING Of tho Botanic Physicians Of
4 A howndes and the adjoining counties, to-
gcther with al persons holding rights to compound
and use the medicines, secured to Drs Thompson
and Howard, by letters patent om the President Of
the United States, is requested Oh the fret day Of
May next at the Botanic Drug Store in Main-street,
Columbus Mississippi Il also requested Of those
who design attending, 70 secure mud bring with them
samples Of medical plants, together with written de-
3cupuous OF them, aud their use.
As the design OF this association is 20 cultivate and
promote The science Of Botany, il Is hoped that all
concerned wiI attend.
w SpltLMAN,
m1rch - 3sS Agent for DR.. Ihompson.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Mrs. +. Vaughn.

~ il.L give Lessons N music on the Piano
w Forte at her residence in Columbus
Young Ladies viii not be charged extra for the Use
q thc Piano. Price S25 per session Of five months
Inc most satisfactory references viii be given
April Ii, 1888 40f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
EagIe motel. De Kall. NIl.

A"NfMs,.. THE Subscriber announces Ia his
~ MIN friends aud the public that he contn-
l%NNSA &uJs to keep HOUSE 0i public enter
AGk SSsSS talument at hlSsold stand. lie vii IN
a lev DAYS have completed his new building, beng
large and commoliouS addition 10 bis present
house. lie viii have ready by May court NUM-
Der OF comfortable rooms for gentlemen Of the bar,
and others who may wish u b. uninterrupted. lie
has also aided a bar 10 his other accommodations,
aud wll' always keep oa hand variety Of Ihe best
liquors.
The Subscriber returns his thanks Tor the faeors
heretofore bestowed ON mnl, and hopes BY constant
cndeayors, 10 give satisfaction, and Ia merit and re-
ceiyc continuance Of public favor.
April Z, 1855. 1910 MN FOX.