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VIRGENIA, 90 Witi

virginia, TO wits
At Rules boljsn 10 the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of law and Chan.
Gerry for Jefferson County, the hrst Mon.
day in February, 1898:
John Martin and Jsmss 4. CarIsr, late p1rinsrs
trading under he firm u Martin & Garter.
PLANriTTs,
AGAINST
George c. Saooi, Uilli,rm -IBuIHi. Tboslai
SAITH. and BIEan Lucds, DEy'fs.
~ CHANCERY.
TNHE defendants, George {. Smoot. VIII
~ liam Alburtis, and Thomas smith, not
having entered their appearance, and given
security according 20 the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court; and Il appearing
~ satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants Of this eouotry II h oTd,red,
That the said defendants DO appear here on
the frst day % The next term, and answer
the biil u the plaintiffs; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted W some
newspaper published in Chariesiown, Tor
two months sueesssyely, snd posted al The
front door q the couft-houso IN the said
town Of Charicstown.
A Copy Tcsic.
ROBERT T GROWN. CTR.
Starch I, 1893
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Public Notice.

LII psrsoas having claim, against the
IN estate OF Robert wsteri. deed. arr ~
9asssed TO present them properly uuihenIis aicd
tor payment. Those indebted 10 1he estate, Will
please settle the same without dslaV
JOHN w. CATION, .fIa'r.
jan IS, 1855.
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CERTIFICATES

PAMUNhl'S colts wvrc three years oil last
spring, four OF which have been traincd, aud are
al N'nfrrs- One-oi them - the most prur,i,t.
colt 10 the lover eountry-his owner. .f,rr VIM
ming las stake at Tree Hill, refused 500 doIIars
Toe him. deem IL aoJliHg more, than annie
justice 70 Pamunky 20 say that he was race hor Sc
o' "he best order, sod do assert Nth prcpriety
thai, previous TO his injury, he uas th. l.,I re-
horse ever trained.
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FDfnsfer EDnris FOR NnFe.

"E have on hand about so tons OF
wv Platter Paris, which We lately pur-
chased from the Importer for cash, which
we wall sell for cost and carriage, or give
p bushels per ton ground, at Avoo Mills.
We keep constantly 90 hand supply OF
SALT and FISH,, which will be sold 90 ae-
eommodAtiug terms.
kABLE, s. JOHNSTON.
Kabletown, Jan. Is, las.
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Medicines, Books, Garden
Seeds. SC.


JAMES DROWN, az the Charlestown
e. APotbersrv. Bork spd seed Store. IL nov
rscei'isg. ard has been Tor some weeks pass,
many sttisles belonging 20 the several branches
Of business. IN ~hish be has fur several ycArs
beea engaged. lie uiI sIso, for some ueyIsyu
Co come, be rreei,ing farther suPpliss, until hi,
assoStR'rnt foe sPr'ug ADD Summsr sales be COM
plste. lis Present assOrtrneRt Of
Medicines, Paints and Dye Sfufs
10 quite general. lie has sdded, within a few
days back. maay new sRd valuable School Hook
NJ veil in the sssiea - Tor eotbtnoa schools
VIZ Angels Su1cs OF School Books, No. I, 2
aud 3; COmlry's Spelling Bo0k, Websser's do. !,
Elementary 10. New York Preeeptor and SPELL
iog Book, all o( Grimshaw's History With ques-
tioHs, National Reader. American First Glass
Book. Nheipley's COmpcndSf History, Dodd's,
Parks. Pike's, Jess's, BenReu's, 'WiIleti's aed
smiths Arithmetic; OiRey's, Smiths Who'd
bridge. Cumming snd WiIIctCs Geography
snd AtlAss PaTlcy's and Cummings' Let Lspsoaa
~ GeogySphy, Parley's Isl aud 2d Hooks Of lie
tofy' Walkers School Dictionary, DurhsR's Ex-
posttof; fisk's Greek Grammar and Exercises;
DaIley's Algebrsi Walkers Geometry, Gum
moves Surveying, En6rid's Philosophy, Por-
tiers Ansiy SIS, Tr-ld's Students Manual, Litter
add Writing Paper, do. 30. ruled.
&c has dsD J,st received, . fresh supply oi
CromWeii's EsTiy fran'c Peas, DSslf Msriow-
lat do, Es'iy York Cabbage Seed, &c He., to
sh'sh ill be added Va = fee d.ys, gfeat yAfie-
" % ether SEEDS Tor sPfiag and summer sslcs
lt's business Sill be continued usual in the old
stand. and every sttrrtOa psitto inture general
satisfsstiOa. Tie invites Al persons TO examine
his stock
ChstiestouB, March 3, 1883
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UNCAS.

A'iNG procured. with a good deal OF
u trouble. the eslebrstcd and remarkably
6o- iSraovEb DcEmaN SHoar-tioaNIB Ben
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I'irgfMi0. 20 ,riI;


Al Rules holden In The Clerks o6.ee Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF L9w and Chan
eerS for Jefferson County. tho lrst Moa-
day in February, 1888
George w. Hammond, and John II. shrop-
shire, merchant partners, trading un-
der the name and hrm OF Hammond and
Shropshire, Plaintiff,
.iG.lLNST .
George c. Smool, Thomas smith, James ].
Miller, Alexander q. l.. Dryden, William
hlburtis, and William Lucas,
Defendants,
IN CIE.i.NCERF.
HVHE defendants George &. Smoot, Thorn
IL az Smith, ana William Alburtis, not
having entered their appearance, and given
security according TO the act of assembly
snd the Tales OF this court; and IL sppe arlne
by satisfactory evidence that they are moi
inhabitants Of this country II is. Ordsrtd,
That the said defendants do appear here on
the 6rst day OF the next term, and ans~ er
the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted 10 some
newspaper published in CharleStown. for
tWo months excessively, aud posted Of the
front door Of the courthouse in the said
toWn Of ChArlestown.
A COpy-Teate,
ROBERT 7. BROWN, Clerk.
March !, 1888.
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AETEas vsEsts5is Anu-BHious P,n,
~ iof sale a. ~ DRUG Store ~
,. . "A. sTRlITU
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NtfNN.HNA
jeha .Nfuirs Da..-hsrig fi,aii11a D4,vieriy.
au4uti naurisgig, .iaa DsugsfTfg end Hfi.
~ Darghgiy. hsia al,i di.hbuIssi y faa
bfss hefs. 6ed a14 jim 2 Csotu Esd
htnand lkt. ~ DEfEsDAvft,
tN CUtNCTRf.
WRHE defendant lohn Maurice Danahertg.
n NOS having entered hjs appearance. and
siVen security according TO ths sct u stsem-
BY sud the rules II this court, soi 10 %.
peariug by sausfactory evidence That o. b.
not Oh lnhsbHant % This casatry hHofkr-
81 that The said defendant Do sppesf here
on The hni dsy ~ ihc next tern. as snsssr
che biii u ihC pi1inufs hai thsi a corr 81
ihu order be forihurh asserted 81 some
newsfaPsr Published in ChaIisstsun. for 2
months succsliissly, anl posted % lhs front
door 81 the Couri-iigase o. ne SID ioHn of
Chariss toHn. A copy-Tctfo.
ROBERT r. BR0WN. CigL
March % fe1q.
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Wis aftlgis aimest hsianIy remove
sisns ~ ink, iron.mould. Ffsd. Et
from i-acts, Ausiins. LineGsbd Cotton ro.s,
anho'it iht issfi iulury % ne ansst end a..,0
deiicsie tsHtufts-f of snis b.
JOs q HAYS
iiafpsrsFsuy. Dee 7.is17.
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UIrgGHi9.FO srtf.

a. ilnlcs hoidcn ~ the Cierk's Oaise of the Cor
sun Superior Couft ~ lag and Chsnetry f0r
}sneftoa, County, ihe hgsl Monday in FcLF,a-
~, fk3s
Georrs Penbodv spd samuel Riggs. Merchants
sud 60. paftHrfs. trailing ufticf the name ~
Prsbody Riggs q Go.
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PLtWTVFs,
.4c.lLVET
40hn a. Maniz tnd John 70 Brifn. isteiy MR..
Chants and rn-psuuers trailing Hairr ihr frra
81 joiiu MsHtH \ COmpaHy sai Jacob Ben.
ner and John iioskins. DfrrEparra.
~ CHANCEHY.
HVUE defendants John A. Hanit anA John
IN 81. Nrrn, not haring entered their ap.
prarante. aud given srtufiiy arrorAirz o. the 81
"a assrnihlf sd he rules n iiis eourti and b.
apts aFiHE ~ satisfactory esilrnce ftai they srr
noi foilshifsHtt a. iiis ccautfy a. BE- annrarp
ihsi ne ssid deientsnts 90 spIrsf tsre o. u,s
hra fsy % ~ neri trn, sai sHsver the bili a
Ne pisigfinsi esd that copy n Hiis ORDER B.
tlrihsilh Inserted ia sonc ~ spsvrf pubitshsd
10 Ctlalfeoun. for tsB AenIhs siesessisflv.
sfi POSTED A. ihe ffsnf d0pr efthe court -houae d
ne tasd tosn a Ihsrita8sn.
a CopT-Toaie.
ROBgRT ? Brown. era
F-h q. 1853
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VIRGINIA, 90 wit.

At rules holden in the Clerk. o6ies Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
eery for Jefferson County. the frat Mon
Day N February, 1888 ;a-sas
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40 Roles holden IN lhc Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court % Law ADD ban.
cey for jefferson cou0ty, the frst Non
day 10 Msrh, 1898
Hay .N'isti,y 1ad Mary hii rf,
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EnWARp q. Co0KE
10 FARMERS.

YNHE subscriber " shes 10 purchase few
huadreJ barrels Of CORN. Tor WHICH
he viii Pay FAR market. pftce 90 each.
e sbelied aad delivered AZ his Store
JOHN q WtLsON
Harpsrs-Fsrry Jan %, 1898
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~ " q kASg|bFrd
sud raised ~ Samuel
Candy, Esq 81 Wood
siJe, Delaware. : also
oiisr his ssr,ieesto the
pablie, stthc moderate
price Of g. for each
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Any Esuiicuisa Isnftinr nrr msrss "a 81. 49,,
Eii ~ rnificd % ihe STD mare rfaus A eo,s.
pant ~ EeHihHlrn pufuug tis eiafss. saf s.~t
90 BENG arsnuutahis lgr a. uiii b. trtifled A.
a. saih msfe grsiit Attlis arr Ell a.. .-r-...f
@fiosfnsiieei ihe oenrr a a. nafe fnsy s4lsrt
s''hff seeroH 81 ius'Hahse. SeHiicr1fn. ~ hrn
they terd dlrir mares. rais 49, ,,,... 49,.
iefuia iaeg sih % iiseni Msfss ref ssfi,r.f al
"a "a lifaii0a 81 - aras9ns elH g. rrgrsirfrf ~
80 osfo bin free Fl fuftHer fnsrae Trtis ,~T,l-
80 unlu - leaves hefc. ~ ssras tisss 81 a. f.if
slsFta - - grar - 30 krs % s-assa. ~
eitaf- E'sJ , ,nsufed ~ yssr a. Sch = fi,s
fte4nn ffifFi Der aeeogafs shsil hsfc go
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THE MARSHALL. HOUSE,


1T IA Corner sf Alag sad PiH S,r,sts, .Ro<aa-
IL N -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
LETTER TO THE EDITORS.

SAN AUGUSTINE, TEXAS, Feb. 2, 1885,
Our Land Offices opened yesterday agreeably
to the provisions Of last Congress. The Office
is opened, not lor the sale, or entry of lands as
in the United States, but for the location Of land
ciaims-ciams held by individuals on The gov
ernmeht. Oftheso claims those held by persons
who came TO the country previous TO the Decal'
alton OF Independence are entitled to six monlOs
preference. This class Of citizens are ent'tleO
TO league, and labor Of land each as "dElp
RIGHT according 10 the laws Of the RePub0c
A league Of land is 4444 acres, labor IS ~
acres--together 1921 acres. No other descnP
ton Of claims will be located for the hrsI ~
months from yesterday. After that peroo Wy
office will be opened for other descriptions
claims. .NoW is the time for capitalists 70 >"
vest money in Texas Lands. Their rcP'a ""N
speedy rise in value is certain. EmlgraUOu
pouring into the country daily, NOTWITHSTANDING
the unfayorable season Of the year for mo'''S
All rumors Of war are entirely at an end. rem
prosperity and happiness every where aOoupS'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
What can Prentiss do for .uississippip

What can Premiss do for mississippi?
Mr.. Prentiss in his address flies into violent flu
~ and abuses the Speaker, and majority of the
House in the most disgusting manner How redic-
uous il is in him 10 call the cid sterling democrats
who have been battling against the federalism, and
uue-ght treason d lis rs native State, despos Nor
does he attack them alone. He libes the South
Carolina state rights men, who voted for Claiborne
and GhoSon against his claim in the most shameful
style He includes all Of them in his sweeping an
athena. What will our South Carolina friends
think when we tell them, that such men as John
CampbeI and r. Barnwell Rhett, Formerly Smith,
late Attorney General of that State, are accused by
Mr.. Prentiss of disregarding State Rights? Men
who have ever stood in the front rank Of the states
right party, as many around us well know the boS-
ON friends of Mr. Calhoun and yet these men,
with Richardson and Lcgare OF Carolina, and Glas-
cock Of Georgia, who at his late election was run
unanimously on both tickets for his derofoa 10 south
ern rights, are all denounced as executive mnions,
because they did not choose to sanction Mr. Prem
tisS' traudalsn claimo seat in the House. Shame!
shame shame upon such impudence and il-temper.
What good could such man do in Congress He
has slandered and abused the majority. What
grace could he expect at their hands 7 What could
he do for the people Who would listen hvorably
to his spenetic ellusons' lfhe had the eloquence
of Fox or Chatham, his unfortunate temper would
spoil all. How differently Messrs. Claiborne and
Gholson have acted They submitted to the de-
csion which .urned upon point Of law, in silence.
They did not denounce the members Yho felt bound
to vote that their election was an illegal one, owing
,othe plumbers of Gov. Lynch. They preserved
throughout the contest respectful port towards the
House, and their opponents, and we hear of mo de-
nuneiations from them. They obtained even the
admiration of their political adversaries and left
Congress, regretted by one party and respected by
the other. The people, calm and collected as they
generally are, will easily discriminate between such
a course, and the violent and impotent passion of
Mr.. Preniiss. Again we ask what can man Of
such vindictve feeling and ungovcrnabe temper as
S. S. Prentss do for Mississippi A federalist IN
principle and without ole southern feeling, lie is the
last man wnom the people Of this State should elect
10 represent them,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10

ApvERrrsENEErs will be inserted at 81 per square
Is lines or less) for the first insertion, and so cents
Tor each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not marked with the number of in
sertons, will be published until forbid and charg-
ed accordingly
Yearly Administration squares or less, re-
Movable at pleasure, $50, payable hail yearly.
No contract Tor less than one year. The privilege
of annual advertisers is limited to their immediate
business; all advertisements for the benefit OF
other persons sent in by them must be paid for by
the square.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES for Clice will be $40 No
name will be inserted unless we are specially au-
thorized by some responsible person.
Jon WoRK must be paid for on delivery.
Publications OF personal nature will be charged
double price.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10

10 We learn that Col. CLAIBORNE left Wash
ington on the 18th nit. on his return home, much
improved in health. Should he not be detained BY
the closing of the upper Ohio with ice he will soon
be among his friends
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10

The cotton crops of Texas the last year ahOu H.
ed to about $4,000 bales. This, according NJ
present price, is worth about two millions O Il
which may be considered as tho whole aino''N'
the exports Of Texas.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10


tgJ-We are authorized to announce Capt REUBEN
II. GRANT as a candidate for Major General of the
4th Division
tEj-We are authorised to announce Major JOHN
WILLIAMS, of Grenada, as candidate for MAJOR
General of the 18th Division.
tT;-We are authorized to announce Gen. Pryor
NJ. GRANT, cf Columbus, a candidate for The office
of MAJOR General Of the 1th Division of the Mssis-
sipp militia composed Of the counties of Lowndes,
Noxubce, Kemper, OktibbeeIa, Winston, Leakc,
Neshoba, Newton, Scott, Smith, Attala Choctaw,
Carroll, YaIabusha and lalIahachie.
TO We are authorised to announce Gen. JAMES
CARTER of Columbus, as a candidate for reelection
10 the Office of Brigader General of the Cd Brigade
of the Ath Division of the Militia of this State
10 We are authorized 10 announce WIN. Eek
FORD as candidate for the office Brlgader General
of the I'd Brigade of the 4th Division Of the Militia
Dfthis State.
1-We are authorized to announce Maj. ABsA-
LON FARMER, Of Noxubee county, as a candidate
for Brlgadcr General of the ID Brigade and 4tl
Division.
90 We are authorised to announce RIcHaRD 5.
GRAVES of Starkville. as candidate for Brigader
General ofihe Ist Rrigado Of tho 18th disvison OF
Mississippi Militia composed OF the counties o. Ok
tibbeha, Choctaw, Carol, Yalabusha and ITALIA
hatclie.
w ", authorized to annuunce LEWIS GRIGs-
ny as candidate for Colonel of the 18th regiment
TO We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
H. SouTHALL as a candidate for Colonel of the 10Th
Regiment Qowndcs County,) Of Mississippi Militia,
at the ensuing election.
p5- We are authorized to announce ,IonN KYLE
candidate for lieutenant colonel Of the 10th regi-
mcnt
% We are authorized to announce 1t. Colonel
ID W JORDAN as a candidate for reelection
to We are authorized 10 announce Capt A. J.
CALHOUN as candidate for Major of the 10th regi-
ment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
TO OUR PATRONS.

The undersigned Proprietors Of the two News
paper presses at Columbus, have mutually agreed
mon the following terms for yearly and other aver
Using. They viii in all cases be rigidy adhered TO-
WORTHINGTON & LESTER,
Eds. Democrat.
p. BYRON BARKER,
Feb. "a, 1888. Editor o. the argus.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10

10 We stand corrected by the Argus. Duff
Green, ii seems, is not ono of the Editors Of the
Washington Chronicle Vel, yot 0fdiei:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10

Our New SENATOR. - Our last Washington
papers inform us that the Hon. James F. Trot-
ter had arrived in that city and taken his seat in
the Senate. The Judge was elected as an ad-
ministration man-as one who would use his
best exertions 10 carry out the financial views Of
Mr.. Van Buren,, and sustain him in his noble
efforts to bring about aconplete divorce Of bank
and State. That he will meet the expectations
of the party who elevated him to his present sta
lion we cannot entertain doubt. The Rich
mond Enquirer is certainly mistaken in claiming
the Judge as Conservative, or as being opposed
10 the Sub Treasury scheme. lie will support
that measure. and if cannot be carried, he will
take the Special Opposite plan as the best alter
naiire-such is the course we think he will pur.
sue. In no case can he support Mr.. Rives' sub
sttue. II he does, we hazard nothing in saying
that he will disappoint his best friends and mis-.
represent the views Of ninstenths Of those who
elected him. But we have no doubt of the Judge.
five have read his character Alright he is poll.
tician after our own heart, and cannot be induced
10 stop at the halfway house Of Rwes and Tall
madge. MI. Richie has unquesonabiy count.
cd without his host in setting down our new Sem
ator on the Conservative list. However, nous
uerrons--a few weeks will shew.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
Candidates.

OF We are authorized to announce HENDLEY
s. Bennett, as a candidate for the office IF Circuit
Judge, Tor the sixth judicial District, composed of
the counties Of Lowndes, Noxubee, Kemper, Win
ston and 0ktbbeha.
to We are authorized TO announce JANIS T.
HARRISON as a candidate for the office of District
Attorney for the sixth judicial district composed of
the counties of LowndeS, Noxubee, Kemper, Wins
ton and Oktibbeha.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10

The Virginia House Of Delegates has passed
a law Furnishing with fine or imprisonment, or both,
the carrying Of concealed weapons.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30
HOLIDAY PRESEN rs.
CARDS.

AT I1z BRDADWAf.
VISITING CARDS in plain writing, the Italian and fancy
hands printed the polished German Porcelain Card
be procured the Of Maiden Lane Broadway
sTOUTS Engraving Establishment where specimen books
may be
Also, silver plated Door and Number plates plating Of
which uncommonly thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Meshans Commission viii, distinetr and
Letter Stamps, Consular and Nstoral Seals engraved
order.
Brass Door Plates, KNOCKERS, &c.
STOUT, corner Of Maides Lane
a1e3m and Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30
THE GREAT MYSTERY FOUND OUTS.
III lair.

III GRANDJEAN'S COMPOSITION-Ani i'm.
dive against badness inabe all affections sf
the shin on. on the bead. as dandra, 4s. &C
successfully attempted to treat that part Of the human body
reports Of they
ugued the public with tns werds-Wonder! Prodiey
.s IA ssnsaen and 70 rssew TIA, gin require,
~ YEAR, With the Identical part Tier w ~. Mind =.
with the study OF the stin on the head y
ted doc.sr. who have used and as specific
might, It's enec,s. be compared the rsguatve activity
The numerous experiments NJ GraHdean has made leave
20 fSqS S .s . 10 IL.
spaces which all 20 as 70 cap
iii hair with the same facility In moist hair OF which the
sells but liue developed operates slowly because the
pa,on thea II. s.cenang effect cannot take place bu, BY
s .ppcaC", o. m Which, in few
The sscesdng power varies thea not only according 10 the
o". yheh ought 70 Ss enpoyea every night seise rsans;
then 70 conceive that during the day the surface 81
ssst; The sap which, - some degree in relation with TIE,
es ses. s, 70 '.s
repairs the skin the head Thea the continues
sornse only the results can only sneers. the pore.
Of the skin are closet and eonsequsn, In aispesss quite
mast doe. r-cei,. pre-emasoce 'upasse.
bottle Of csght 10 be csnaied among the articles
soo pre"ea .ns rensse.. by lis rich and sesers1.
muani the weakest hsr gives all sorts OF hair admirable
softness ustre and hseness and keeps n
frora becoming exunor specific IN erase
the sxn the head that powdery sediment which
many persons complain Of II may be daily applied the
bad q the .ged Is WI, = The ye1sges ehIId.s - !.
daily receives certain guarantee, end ought Danish all
the fesr that his mind cosceraing us RI
Each viii receive With the bottle treatise the pro
per treatment OF the hair.
erandjssns Composition which has hi.hero been ssld
without will hsneeferh psrtake of the most excel
lent perfumes Jasmine Bergsmct Sernis, Anbrosa
&c &c.
No Barclay two doors iron Brcadw (As,or House)
Aosrrs-Mr 9ubert In Boston Mr. LAHORE, Phisde phia
Devile Baltimore Miss Tihy, Patterson Miss Henry, New
arb, Mr. Fraacois Cincinnati.
sx7ImDhW A. GRANDJEAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30
WINDOW SHADES,
WARRANTED

CARPETS For CASH.
~ Just received 5000 yards of Scotch Ingram Carpets all
wool, ut the low price of as to g7& cents yard.
Also, Ingram Carpets, fast colors, at b per yard
Also splendid assortment of
Brussels Carpeting, Tufed and Brussels Rugs,
Three ply do Plain ana Printed BaiEes,
Superfne do Stair Carpeipg,
Russia and Orleans Carpets, Table and Piano Covers
Plain, plaid and figured Maitings
N.B-Fleor Oil Cloths from 2to 10 feet wide.
Those about purchasing carpets ill find greatly their
advantage call and examine previous pur
chasing elsewhere. r. SMITH, jr
rps 4f8 Pearl 4 oppOsite Wiian.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30
LOW ELS

Bank Note and Visiting Card
II N Gk WING ESTAB III N n II
A6 Broadway, corner of Liberty ST.
" Ladies' and Gentlemen's Visiting Cards and Cards
Home engraved in The tasty and fashionable STYLE and
priaed ON the most beautiful ERamelled Cards.
r. L. has just received from Paris be utifu and tas
ty ENVELOPE ts enclose Cards Home, &c. great
ing OF time, and decidedly the fashionable finish that
possibly be Invented, s2l-lms