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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

The following allu,on by Baron Smith. to ONE q,
those extraordinary sensations whose existence Plato
grounded his beautiful phanasy that all knowledge 10
only re membrance, is exceedingly elegant:
La connexon with the phenomena OF memory NAV /
be here permitted 10 take notice Of certain mystery or
marvel which has occasionally presented itself to me-
and IN voucher OF the existence of which have the ex
perlence OF others, in addition 10 my own7 mean
that strange impressions, which will occas oaally come
with unexpected suddeness the mind tina the scena
now passing, and IN which share is one which in The
very place, and IN the very words with the same nor
sons, and with the feelings we had accurately
reAearsed we know not where before IL 10 the most
extraordinary Of sensations and is one which will occsr
where IN what IS going forward there 10 ANYTHING re-
narkaoie or ot particular interest involved While We
speak, our former words are ringing in eur cara and
the sentences which form are the faint echoes OF
conversation had IN olden time Our conscious thoughts
TOO they RISE whisper to each other thar th
Is not their first appearance in this place In short all
that IS now before US seems the apparos Of dialogue
long departed-tAe spectral resurrection OF scenes and
transactions long gone by. Or may be said by the
momentary CLEAN o. fash Of remn iscence to be re-
viewing Ia mysterious mirror the dark reflections ef
times past and living over, ia minute and shadow d.
tail. duplicate Of the incidents Of some pre-. existent
state.
DUTIFuL WIDow.-The clerk of large parish not
i've miles from Brdgenorth Sslop, perceiving female
crossing the churchyard in widows garb with va.
tering can and bundle, had the curiosity to follow her
and he discovered her 10 be Mrs -, whose hu.-
band had no, long been inferred The following CEN
versation took place All Mrs. -, what are Won
going 10 do with your watering ssni' why, Mr..
p, | have begged few hayssed, which have
in my bundle, and am going TO them upon my pecr
husbands grave, and have brought little water with
me, TO make them spring" The clerk replied "Yon
have no occasion TO do grass will grow upon
IT. !" Ahl Mr.. p, that may be but do You
know my poor husband. who lies here made me
promise him his death bed | would never marry
again till the grass had grown ever his grave; and hsy
ing had good offer made me, 4 daana wish to break
my word, or be kept as | am"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12
Important - MiIliners, Country Merchants
and the Ladies' IL general.

" CARL KING, the well known and celebrated First
Premium Tuscan and straw Hat Manufacturer 10 her M-es
Nv Victoria Queer OF England respectfully informs the La
dies Of New York and vicsy and the public generally ns
he wholesale BUSINESS and has entirely
given up retail naey 1854 Broadway and
Bowery bot he will ersesvor TO have always hand
elegant large OF superior quality, most sshona
bly, horn Florence Tuscan and English
utraw Hats his residence, No ~ Dvsoa st by the sisgle
a. AT very reasonable price Mliaers and Ceuntry Mer
chants viii always And ssner. .ssome st. ssd Of superior
fabric al the wholesale price OF Legborns Florence Brad
Tu~ss asd Enghh Hats by the dores st his
wboesaIe Warehouse, No ~ Maides Lane stairs,
reasonable terms any house In the city.
NJ o. will keep sse eeg ant assortment OF the most
bile Ere Flowers ssd Paris Ribbons, by the cor
80, al very reasonable price. Jysi-sm
IcLuTD EXTWAUT OF sARsaPANILLA,
~ Lhewss extract Of Pink Rot, safe worm remedy Al
carpenters p'epa'''0'' Lewis TEUcHrwANeER,
an3 Couruand street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12
EASHIONABLr II STR AW HAT MANUFAC-
10 TORY MIIIINERY hc-MRS. BENNETT L. No 81


Broadway between Reade ard Duane Streets seg inform
the Ladies the Public in general that she has opened
the above establishment with and elegant Ct
hne Tuscan Leghorn and other fashionable Has and MILNE
ry articles
Mrs. particularly requests the attention Of the La
dies a style OF Hats manufactured from Tuscan
called the Congress Gpsey, which, she satisfied has only
admired, and will with general apprcea
ton s4-im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

"A nalorm system OF chNges auherouW'
az CoPAIvA ENrIRELY sUPERsEDED--wRAys
sALsAMG PILLS. e e,e ees a asa . s srs,sre
seminal weakness whites psas In the ons affections o. me
other diseases urinary psasessqusnty performing,
seen, perfect cure ;. sr ,.ssed III.
Pills. tine. they a,ade public, has acquired or ihen
ssS sss ,be se, hat The necessity oosted having
those disgusting nsuseous and IN msny cases high
r. Sem re- sa,Iioa SSs aused in the asnas medcne-
Within three years prior :. tssr being ~ sy n
o them and In thousands Of cases since and
70 no ans ever While sse
AND that class OF medicines usually resoed 70 'nese CON-
The proprietor pledges himself that not particle Of &C.
ey specifically the urinary Passges and frsm their
onc properties ead 10 sueng,hes The system ana improve
ration Of diet except abstinence sulsns when consd
rsble ishamslion EXISTS and experience has provedlhey
az any o,her reeae may justly considered the only
safe and all It's sgessna put up IN the most
rrspsrsa os :, wRAy Gate Clarke Surgeon
Ts,s truly avslus medicine sale the drug stores
Broadway, Of chsmbera F1,e. corner o. wli,m
No 81 SIKH Avenue New York Price $780, andsl per 6sI
ouly. nISr
Fulton street. In Nassau treetThis well known establish
Ient having undergone thorough rehng now hnn e1n
There are il hi. house besides The lower story, which
the second by IS well suited for the acecmmoda
tiaa OF public meetings. together with several SMALLER ones
adapted for the Of clubs referees fer the q
other private business
Clubs ana private parties accommodated with rooms and
may be furnished With dinners suppe composed every
notice EDMUND JONES, Proprietor. iell
..I BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street near
py Informs bis .rsP's IL. pS 81 cue sess
that the encouragement received since the opening Of the
Shades, has induced him take the house with
view those who reside eastern side
the city. fitted similarly, conduct
ed In all respects the the Shades.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY GUNS, PISTOLS, he.
ga w. SPIES, 1872 Pearl street, Is now opening full
Fall supply Of H~rdwaesfor sale on the most reasonable
trrns
crates pstt Iron Tea Kettles and Sauce raa.
8 crates Sheet Iron do. do.
casks assorted Table Gallery.
5 do Pen nd Pocket KNIVES, Shears Scissors, he
Rasors; 10 do Flies and Edge Tools
so do. assorted Trace Chains.
geo dozen do. Axes.
TO cases Guns Pistols and RineI
go pairs selr cooking and revolving Pistols
Yogether with genera assortment Shelf Hardwnres
Japanned Fancy Goods suitable Tor the Southern
market au< JIM
Composition Ornasaent Msnufactory,
594 Broadway, New York.
~ JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Areniteou nno
Builders that he continues ts furnish ornaments every
scrpon Cor the interior flashing OF buildings on the lowest
~ 3. Spec linens the manutactory a above
Ornaments got up to any des'gr "vs-o.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

LrOR DYING THE HAIR, from Grey Ur tied to \
II beautiful Black or Brown.-mAH0MMEDS TURKISH
DYE l. universally admitted 10 be the best article sent
before the public II daily supersedng every other prepa-
for the psrPose which mostly corpossd OF deeter
materials ard must eventually give way en ely the
Turkish ID, It's operation Is almost magical being applied
the head night before ng to bedon rsag
ing alton complete The SKIS enatime suf.
change ether from disc rlormen roughne
or ether cause. being attended with
or m whatever Sold Wholesale retp by
n. G. HART, It's Brsad way,
s2t-y Corner Of Cuurandts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

Youths and ehlIdrcnSs haN from VI DC 70 w
The above prices mall advance the OF the
and work nanship-cousq uently all sales be
made for cash. without deviuoas from the above low
prices.
Also unrvaed assortment Of Ceth and Fancy Caps,
slesae and retail Country eeass supplied the
favorable terms. Z. WATSON.
myll5m. 154 Chatham 81 3 doors T. ON Mulberry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

3O3 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET,
Connsss ks practice ske Dseaa effAe Eye snd IsFoTeo
Of riuo incpient degree OF inflammation 70
The most complicated disease.
The EYE Examined the powerful Optical nstru
uen invented by DR. E. by which he detect he slight
est ipdca ton of oista weakness OF that organ.
Glasses 6ted (as usu VIZ 10 the particular defect.
FB-Dr e. pecruy begs leave TO state that IN con-
OF the duties Of potesoH,
he attend the Office only three days IN each week
Monday "wednesday, and Frcsy, when be viii pate ats
betw9eR ne hours 10 and O'Clock. anie-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

n N = u
100 Water, next to tae corner Of walist
signs plain Military Flags and Devices OF
every painted with reference always 10 dursouy
psopriety and good taste.
naiform system OF charges adhered 10,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-12

fhilsdelphis-E. Durand, cor
9Th and Chesnut sta.
wilmiagton-Jos- Binghurst
Bsltimorc-R. n. Coleman 4
Go l33 Market o..
New Hsven-S. Babcssh, and
w. T. Peters
MISUNDERSTANDING h storrs.
Lee d Batter.
New Londcn-Dectsr Isaac
Thong son.
Providence-J. X. Brows.
Bostsu, Maynard h Moves and
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

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for @efr@A'"''o" = |7ai h'I9S % M
morLga9ea 70 l|' 3S$i"VA1 tAt1a
h"HE,
ISt' Futy years possession IN the
teh0nt or hIa ancestor.
- iatent from the United States
3D. spanish and Lo4JIah grants .e.
Sady and iuiIy executed
4th' Order OF survey from the Span
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,'le SUM Ie.''G' Lo" ~ of ,lo -
consequence :, 'ho ,'el', ~ y, VIZ
al ~ 'oro ~ 'o 80 f r,,'1I
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con- ,o,h W ~ 'rT, ~ ,b no cba;n q
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS ". TURPIN.

The counting room Of The under
signed is keptin the brick house re-
Gently occupied by Messrs. J. Chap
man & Co. which is nearly opposite
Muir, Moore & Co.'S. old stand. They
are prepared to receive Cotton on v
RAGE. at the Cotton Shed formerly oc
cupied by White rurpin and Nephew
and lave taken out a police OF lnsu
rance which covers all Cotton ship
ped to them here, or to Nugent ant
Turpin, New Orleans.
TURPlN & NUGENT.
Grand Gull, Sept. !, 1887. 27-6n
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
Or. ]. ". BASS.

HAVING permanently locatedhn-
selfin Canton, Miss, respectfully ten
ders his services as Botanic Physician,
and hopes by diligent attention 70 his
profession, to receive a share Of pup
lie patronage.
6rOniee near the old Court House,
where he keeps stock Of genuine
Botanic Medicines.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
NOTICE

TEAylNG purchased the entire n'cr-
III est Of the Drug Store formerly
owned by Dr. NclNryag, | will in the
course of two or tbrco weeks haze on
a fresh supply Of every article necessary
for the planter or physician; and am de-
,erInned 10 use every eflortto give gene
raj satisfaction. and make to their int
rest 10 deal with me.
&. =. WARD
Canton. May 2, 1888 5o-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
CArTION

I FORWARN all person, from ira
! ding for a bond given by ne to II,
y. Scarborough, Tor aIot IN Canton
known as the lot leased by y. NJ. Full
ton and VIM. Montgomery. As salc
Scarborough has left this country onc
the consideration for which said bone
was given having entirely failed, an
determined not to pay it unless com
PEELED by law.
HAMPTON FONDREN
Nav 9,l232. j0-3t'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
US fEES SAFE.

e Of and in accordance with
DIVISIONS Of a deed of trust,
|by Samuel II. Schoville to
3sIgned, dated the l4th day
+, 1886, and duly recorded
bate Office of Madison coun-
pre- to Frederick Col. Rose
pal payment of three prom
es, all bearing date the l4th
1885, and all drawn by the
vllle; the first of said notes
N OF two hundred and fifty
le on the first day Of Janua-
the second for the like sum
ndred and fifty dollars, due
pay of June, 1887, the third
m,ot seven hundred dollars
nrst day of January, 1888
OF trust and notes trans
/, A, !. Dwight, of New Or
y SAID notes having fallen due
: unpaid. the undersigned
SAID deed of trust, at tht
A. 1. Dwight, will proceed
The Soth day Of June, 1888
e. Z flanters' Hotel. in Madi
allsslsslppi, at public auction
'shest bidder, for cash, be
hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ
O'clock, 2. NJ, a certain 10
o. ground, situated and be
sad town Of jacksonville
'lOed q being lot number fiy
" 'he map OF said town
VI Man street fifty feet, an
On the west side of Pear
", v hundred feet.
lae IS Is vested in me by VII
W NJ above described deed G
Oe conveyed to the pun
~ VAN VACTER. Trusiet
300. l-5w
g 4. Blanks Of different
k'Ais for vi, le,s
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
SHERIFFS SALE.

VIM. Montaomcyl On pIurjos ii. ia,
VS.. to April term, 1888,
VIM. r. Graves & in Madison circuit
John X, Grigsby. J court,
HeY virtue Of the aboys stated case ia
NJ me directed, shall expose TO public
sale. for cash, at the Court House door, IN
the town Of Canton, ON Monday, the it
day Of June next, the following DESCRIBED
tract or parcel Of Land East halfofnor
east quarter, and east haIfof south cas-
quarter. Of section 81, township -, rang
4, east; containing 100 acres more o
less -leyicd ON, aud will be sold to sni
isry the above stated case.
S. VI. FROU RNOl, Sheriff
May Q. 5O-lw Pr ice D
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

ADMIN 10 1 IA On , y 4 IT..
Cl1IIE following property will be
H. sold or the 28th Of May, 1895,
being the estate Of William Reed, de-
ceased, and belonging to his minor
heirs-to wit: An undjyidedr half OF
the under mentioned tracts of land
the north east quarter Of section SIX,
township seven, range one, west
north east quarter Of north westquar.
ter Of section five, township seven
range, one, west; north cast quarter
of north east quarter Of section thirty
one, township eight, range one, west
east half of south east quarter OF sec
ton thirty-one, township eight
range one west.
The terms Of sale will be made
known at the time,
]. G. HOLMES, Aimiais'rd'oJ
(de bonis non.)
| April %. 4G-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
COMPREHENSIVE.

DICHARD NUGENT, of New Or
n leans, La. and FRANCIS W.
TURPIN, of Grand Gulf, Mis-. have
associated themselves together for the
purpose of transactlng general Com
mission business. The style OF the
firm in New Orleans will he Nugen'
& Turpin, and in Grand Gulf Turpir
81 Nurent.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

STATE or MlsspsslrrLl by tho Probate
MADISON County court Of said Co
To all persons interested in the lands,
tcncmcnts aud hercdraments Of FANt-
}oY GRlNsrEp, deceased Greeting
MTOU are hereby cited 10 appear be.
4 fore the Probate Court Of said
county, at a regular term thereof TO be
holden at the court House Of said coun.
ty, on the 4th Monday of Lane next,
then and there 10 show cause, any you
have, why said court should moi then or
der and decree that the lands and tcnc-
ments of said deceased be- sold,
WITNESS, the Honorable FuoMAs
SnAckELFoEp, Judge of Probate Of
- said county, the fourth Monday
LIS Of April, in the carIof our
I-e~A one thousand eight hupdrejl
and thirty elgh,, .-''.' S'ot oil 'ald
court
Issued the 9Th day Of May, 1888.
JOHN II. CAMERON, Clerk.
Nav Q. 50-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06


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N9'ch WI more widely disseminate
a knowledge 81 our institutions, ana
The Wisdom on which they arc based.
4 w. F0N ALDEN.
jdckeoH, Mas, Feb. 1888.
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
bLVENr NOTICE.

Idersigned commissioners,
TED BY the Court Of Pro-
hdison county, to aadit and
claims of tie several credit
|ph z. Mower, deceased, de-
blyent, will attend at the
|9hn B. IIowcott, in the
bnton, the first Monday in
|, August, September, Octo.
|oyember, for that purpose,
|J0IN b. HOWCOTT,
|IESSE HEARD,
Is. D. LIVINGSTON
!. 1898. l-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
6TENF NOTICE.

|dcrsigncd commissioners
kd toaudit and allow claims
] estate Of VIM. I. Smith,
keet in Jacksonville at the
occupied by Hunter and
II door to the Post Office,
Saturday in each month
Xxi December term of the
ba Of Madison county, to
BUS against said estate.
| Il. S. HUNTER.
! T. M. FlNCIlER,
| LEVI PEARCE.
MSS. lot
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTIcE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOllCt"
ATOTICE is hereby given, tliat let
Y tiers Of administration upon The es-
tate of George p. Wadlington, deceased
we're granted to Thomas J Hart since
deceased, and TO Wade II Mills, al reg
mar term Of the Probate Court OF Madison
county. held in September last.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF said George P. Wellington, de
ceased, are requested to present thenl ou
ly authenticated TO the subscriber, wl'hin
the time prescribed by law, or ihey VIII
be forever barred; and all persons IN
deb,ed to said deceased are requested :
make immediate payment.
WADE II. MILLS
Sarriring administrator
apr,I Q5 az NV
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

srFrE m ffWWsHHI ~ H F'UfHr
Nai 00 Comfy fmlW aH a..
faaIl pemous interested Iu ihe lands.
HaHmcuN aHt bufuIiauant NJ HbHAfl
Nft'ArfHAt. degasu Gruhpe
"a CO. afe hereby cited io snierf le.
zorro iho Probate tuur If sail
county, 81 regular term thereof ii W.
holden 20 tbe Cuur House 81 suIi county.
n Che fourth Monday OF Juno most. then
nud there 60 how cause, funny y0u have.
wins said court should not 'lrn ORDER 1nd
darrcu iha, the lands he sold 20 pas lhl
debts
Witness the Hon. Thomas Shaebeliod,
Judge Of Probate Of said county, tho
fourth Monday Of tpril, 10 the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
bred and thrty-oight and seal 81
said court
Issued the 5th day OF May, 1885
JOHN +. CAMERON, Clerk
May Q. 50-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

TIE undersigned commissioners ccm
soIycncy on the estate OF Albert T. Lcl-
fngwcl deceased, viii meet Tor taapw-
pose Of adjusting the claims against said
estate, al the office Of Mossrs Topper
and Rollins, in Canton on the 81 Mondays
Of March, April and May ncXt,ot 10 Q,
clock \. NJ Of each DAY.
JOHN ii. ROLLINS,
TlO'S. J. CATCHING,
JOHN MUM.
Commissioners
February 20, 1888, l0-tf.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

| INSTRUMENTATION having
|ardto tie undersigned %
|aof,le Probate Court Of
|n,y.on Tive estate OF Mar
IL. notice il hereby giy.
|.ons hayingclaims against
l. bring them forward du.
lated, within The time pre-.
|aw or they will be forey.
(nd those indebted to sale
requested to make immedi
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

February 20, 1888. 40-tr