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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-11
JOHN McRAE.

Arcola, Nov. 10, 1858. II if
UJ The Greensborough Beacon, GAINESVILLE
Reporter, Tuscaloosa Monitor, and Southern
Argus, Columbus, Mississippi, publish until
the first of March next, and send their accounts
to this Office for collection.
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Office of,he Columbus T. TOn5ig5y Trans
pOrtatiOn Company.
Columbus, Mi. Dec. 10, 1888.
"ANFED 10 hire TWENTY-FIVE
wv steut. able bodied, healthy Negro men,
to Put in the service ofthis company, for whom
GOOD wages viii be paid. Those accustomed
70 Steamboats, would be preferred. Service to
commence the Istof January.
ApDly at the Bank ofsaiG Company.
= - e. B. DRAKE. cashier.
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a Card.

"AVlNG for the present, partially with
II drawn fronnmeFcantile pursuits, for the
purpose of settling up all my former business,
| doearnestly entreat all persons indebted to
me individually, and to the firm Of e. B.
Drake, & CO., to come forward and arrange
or pay the same withoutd delay.
. My former partner, Mr.. Gibbs, and Col
G. S. Akin, will in future, carry on the busi-
ness formerly done by e. B. Drake, & Co,
for whom would solicit the liberal patronage
of our late firm. My services win be render
ed at all times, in their behalf as Auctioneer.
Calls for which viii please be left with them.
e. B. DRAKE.
Oct. Is, 1888. 6-tf
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WAVERLY HOUSE.
Commission Business.

HUNHE subscriber. having returned to the
IL city, VIII give his personal attention to
the interest of his customers. n
ROBERT I. WALKER. Z
Aug. 6, 1938.-5I-t LIST !
q The Montgomery Journal Flag Of the
Union Tuscaloosa, Selma Free Press, Voice
of Sumter, Marion Mercury, Greensborough
Beacon, Columbus (Miss.) Argus, win pub
lish the above till the first of January next
and forward their accounts for settlement
r. L. W.
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Van Buren.
,npress

~. .,bioin the following estimate of
'" .o. ID of the two parties in the next
hngresS:
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THE copaftnersllip heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers, under the firm d
E. ID, Drake & Co was dissolved on the 12th
INST. BY muthal consent. iaAH persons indebted
to the same, are requested % come forward
and make immediate settlement with =. B.
Drake, or they win be dealt with according to
law. - ~
VIM. II. GIBBS VIII continue the Auction
and Commission Business in future, il con-
necti0n with Col C1Rus s. AKIN, under
the firm of AKIN & GIBBS, at the old
stand, corner Of main and market street.
f} EUGENE B. DRAKE. 81
WILLIAM IA. GIBBS.
- Ocfolsorss IA 1904 e RI
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N0H9aa.

NOTICE.
TIME Subscriber, ofthe late firm of Purvi11
u Andrews & Crawford. win conlinue lie
Factorage and Commission Business On lis
own account. Any business entrusted tca
care win be promptly attended TO.
JAMES CRAWFORD.
June 10Th, 1888. At
The Columbus (AIiss.) Argus, MontpoISs.
Journal, Tuscaloosa intelligence and Sen
Free Press win insert the above veal =. uI''iii
orbiid.-MObibs ChToHiels.
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MobIIe AdYertlaemenia.


7 q = =
Tho. niece ESQ.
Col Robert G. Macon, Greene comtys dT
Messrs. Byers, PeniclI & Co. Wetumpka.
Col Thos = Boiling, Mobile. ~
MessEs. Fowllzs, Allen e Baldwin, tiansylls
Mesas : e G. n. COTE, Tuscaloosa.
Mr.H s. Atwood, Wilcox county, - ssa
Henly & Lomax, Esqs., Yl.,s,:s 20 maa5
Mr.. A. D. Lucy, sa
July ~. f
u The Flag ofthe Union, Indepen dent Mo-
nitoF and State InteligenceF, at Tuscaloosa,
the papers published at GainsVile, GreeRsbo.
rough and Wetumka Ala andthe Southern
Argus and Democrat at Columbus. Mss are
requested to publish the above advert Ineni,
and send then accounts to the Office 81 the 1Ia<
engO Gazette, for collection.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

IIOUCK - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solely from vega
table matter by cob Houck Baitimor~which be
with perfect safety by all ages and In all Diseases its
cures Tor the following dses-Dyspepsis Los of Ap
petite Inflammation OF the Stomach, Heart BurA
Darrhea Dysrntsry Flux Piles Fslua Ohstrused Men
srualien Ar ne and Fever Bilious Reatteni Fever Ty
phus Fever Scarlet Fever Small Pox Erysipelns ST.
honys Fire Asthma Pieursy, Measles Yellow Fever, Cos
veness the Stomach or Bowels Cholera Merbus
Consumption, Inhoenls Colds, Coughs laasmmA,o,y Sore
Throat, or Qusisey Who@ping Cough, Thi ash Sore
mouib Purd SER Throat Group, Inflammation ofihe Heart
Dropsy Rckets Diseases efke Liver Jauadice. Difficulty
mskag Urine, Greet Mysteries, Nervous and Scrouous Ar
fections the Members Mercural yeae
Diseases. Ulcers Sores Affections OF the ska and all dis
arising from pure Blood Price botle ST.
Sold by BUSH& HiLLYkR,
Wholesale Druggists,
And Dealers In drugs, medicines paints aye woods
dow glass kc No. 1874 Greenwich New York aso.
Dr. n. M Geion corner BoweIy and Grand ais 3ms
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leather cap. which ives torn qsick asthoasht into nag
meats. end the horrid edge ran with fierce velocity
completely rsuad the head tearing and seyering sAe
skul almost in twain. He then fell and in falling wa
sgain caughs and cash which extended from the am
ciput the temples laying open the bone on eitner
revolving steel aid not touch his BRAIN The blood
gushed in from his wounds which were dressed
with all possible care by DR.. West The sufferer,
though senseess when he fell, was enabled 10 speak
family after his wounds were dressed. and was taken
to the hospital. Nothing. when he was removed, had.
a. yet been successful in stopping the eausion OF
blood.
We learn that he has wife and several children
p S-Since the above was written, we learn that
the family of the hapess have been sent for from
the hospital-,he physicians in attendance believing
that hs has only short hour or two to ive-Phiiade
mia Gszeffs
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Academic Royale &c Medicine de Pars-Preparets par
oGELATINE caPsuLFs OF PURE BALssM cora.
W. by the Ro, al Academic Of MEDICINE Of Paris
famous throughout Frsnee England Germany Passs Italy
and The Conun nj OF Europe since The valuable discovery
this precious mediciRe.
only the specific action which has doubted
ference but its smell the
being rejee ed by many patients
in order discover mode OF Disgusting its taste, that
bsen But @psecy ase,ed ard siwsys BY The sodon Of
active substance which modohes its properties and
ThsIsisre having discovered mode Of administering il in
such state that cannot occasion The ghes, and
this without submitting alteration. The meihos
sss in enclosing in the gelane capsules encloses that
70 the taste and SMELL and goes into The digestive
without other mixture than thato The gea ne with which
stomach BY this the The gonorhoa being
effected without disgust and consequently vi hout inerrnp
The possibility Of relapse ''''e
most physicians Of Paris are enclosed each bon.
For sale by all mort respectable in the city
'aesSy CHARLES wiLDEN6w; !, No q q Cherry Cherry s.
Sold Rusbton Aspinwaps s6 William street.
souiilafo Deiiue, Park Rev, and 5sl Broadway
Mr. Mhau. lss Broadway.
Dr. e M, r co q, 80 csa ss,ns, s.
James r Chiffon, sss Broadway.
R.eh. sosn% SOS sross~ss
Thomas Green, Broadway. corne" walkers st.
Mr. Dickie, Brosdway. corner Leonard ST.
Mr.. McCreadv, Broadway corner 0randst
Messrs A. b. D. Sands, 100 Fulton, corner William ST
Y. 4 J. Coddngton Hudson, corner Spring ST.
Adamson 4 Oieve, Bowery, near Chatham Sqssre
George D. Coggeshsli Pearl, corner Of Rose ST
Gastsvus Paulus, iso William st. between Ann and Beck
man streets
J. syme, Bowery, OF walksrand Bowery, corner
Bond
G. steane, lss Bowery. corner Spring St
Mr.. hibbard IA Bowery.
t.. Guioa. Bewery corner Of Grand and Of
Henry and Pike
Charles White, eos Pearl 81.
VIM. Van Emhsrgh, 5l4 Pearl st..
Mr. Fortenbach, corner Read and Hudson sts
DR.. A. Merlin. 80 Chabam
Mr.. Colby, Pearl and Frankfort sts
Allen h sgersoll 34e Grand St
James Weir, 74sA Grand 81
J. Borrill CORNER Catnarlne and Madison 81
DIR. @. J. Leeds, corner Cherry and Roosevelt SITS.
Or. Kennedy, $40 0rcenwichs
Drug II East Broadway Ger OF Market ST.
Also sod In PSladephia Boston. Charleston, he. by
pointed agents. CHARLES WiLDENow.
my24lms
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GT Oh n SUBJ ECT ID = ELL lNTkk0I.
Inc TO MANY-Snee the publcauos OF my little private
volume en- Disease he originally for those
who wished have private, well a. speedy and conve
ME q mode cure has been my lot To witness
examples Of these Diseases arising chiefly rom The
which fill daily ~ 70 In
give portion OF time expressly 10 csnsusisa
them. II however, by means agreeable TO eater
myself upon the vertsisg lsye, the importance OF the
subjesi ether with the dculty Of makng praetcs
other has led 10 this course Perhaps
there diseases which give intense degree ofsu
share Of wedge asd experience combined With strict In
tegrity Who consisted them. And wAeu far
ther reflected that venerea dseases nat borcughy
the constitution do not sonne themselves
those them, bat extend 10 he vrseus and
Innocent appear every sense that these
plants worthy efthe time and talent Of Che very best ply
cianA In asking however for great share Of
snhieet efe deep an interest," seems pedient that
skoud also give statement the grcond on whsh Geek
this eoundssce Fer these reasons though Ibcx
In addition being graduate of Edinburgh, member Of
Royal College Of Lcnden a. well the suhor
ofths Prvne Tresse" written expressly disc o this
nature also testimonial letters from the
geoss ia Europe the eminent In Amcrcs, DR. Mott
ofNsw York Dr. Physick OF Philadepha and hes may
BY ANY who wishes L. vouId therefore only
add these who by the post Otherwise consult
and kse Wedge In this department Of Diseases
JOSEPH RALPh, ~ D.. - Cosrtlasdta
For those residing distance little chest containing
cry medicine nc. for the the boob being fitted
isihe A, ksp tpriee ti2) Ths forwarded every
IN ted States and Astonishing 10 those WHO have H.
With whst and sertasty they ksmselves
oveu sfter they had failed by various other ans
noiice OF the Private Volume" beseer
ether colums OF this paper sSSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

In SEHATg-Juno IL, s.--Immediaiely after the
journal had been read, Mr. Grundy and made
very severe comments on the speech which Judge
White delivered SEINE time age on the Sub Treasury
Bill.
Mr. White replied and Mr.. Gruady was about to
rejon in very peaceable mood. when the President
before the Senate ON which the debate could have
bearing. Some very hard words passed between the
gentlemen, which perhaps had been better omitted.
national BASK.-Mr. Clay presented petition
National Bank. Mr.. G. read an extract from letter
from Hartford containing structures remarks
made by Mr.. Niles, former day, the subject OF
smemersl presented from Conseccut in favor Of the
subject.
The petition was laid on the table.
The RrvKsUE.-Mr. Webster, pursuant to notice in.
tordueed his bill making further provision for the col
lection oil the public IL read and ordered
10 second reading tomorrow.
The Senate then passed TO the consideration OF Pri.
vsfe bills
HOUSE, or REPRxsEsrArIvEs-A number OF Senate
bills OF private nature were reported by the Commit
tee on Public Lands and referred 10 . Comnitiee Of
she whole.
WEsrERs FRosrIkR.--A resolution was adopted re-
nation In his department relating 10 Indian hostes on
the Westera frontier.
DAILY REcgss-A resolution w.s agreed 10 pro
vding for daily recess from past Two TO four M
Mr. Thomas from the Commiuee on he Judiciary
whom had been referred the Senate bin Cor reor0an
ixing the District Court Of the United States in the STATE
ef Mississippi reported the same without ameudment
IL ~ss resd third time and passed.
PAT or MEnBERs-Mr. 4. whiuesey asked leave
20 submit reso.utien proposing amendment 10 the
rules 60 prohibit the payment any member Of
his per diem allowance for such days he may be alb
sent from the House without reasonable cause
Objections being made. Mr. w. moved suspension
az the rules for that purpose On this motion the
and noes were demanded. and being ordered were
ayes So noes 90. So the rules were not suspended.
PRE rxpriop RIoHTs-The House thea resolved
itself into Committee Of the whole and resumed the
consideration Of the Senate BILL granting preempor
right TO settlers on the Psolic Lands.
Messrs. Halstesd Underwood Pope and others
gave their views al length the amendments pending
being those proposed by Mr.. Garland.
The House sppcsr red 70 be disposed sit the bill
tonight though difficulty experienced in keeping
srorn~ after Two o'clock in the day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

Ii is with feelings Of the indignation that we
have heard Of the shameful conduct OF our puohc au
thertes in sending the poor unfortunate DEBTORS 70 me
same prison in which felons confined Lei any one
read the following memorial from the debtors ana ihen
say whether something ought not TO be done 10
them, and that, 100, instanter
APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF NEW
YoRK-The debtors now imprisoned IN the HATS 81
Justice most respectfully beg leave 70 call pubic aen
ZION 10 the painful circumstances that now surround
them They have appealed 10 the mayor and common
council Of this city and their appeals which have been
consecrated bv many sigh, and hallowed by many a
tear. have been passed over unnouced and nnJet We
have impored Them by every sacred that
binds man man to his maker, to interpose
their authority and afford that protection which the
laws of the land secure to every American citizen We
have been led believe that the very fact OF many OF
Us being residents torn from family and iriends
would coxe back upon them like spring tide and
flow their hears with pure high or holy emotions.
But alas although story has been ted with mourn
full emphasis il has excited threb OF generous sym
paihy; suerings have found no answering echo an
their b0soms and appeal TO Yoait springs from
our hearts, fail to lind its way to yows-for
know that you have always exhibited spirit OF high
endeavor in sustaining the innocent victim of oppres
sion.
We appeal to you then as citizens Of New York. and
ask whether our lives are TO be wantony Jeopardzed
because in debt, whether our offences TO
be measured by the amount Of money we may have
We without the fear Of contradiction land in
vite the public to examine for themselves that the
sepuchre in which have been cast" is fit
ceptacle for felon. The cells to which the
Debtors consigned more pregnant with disease
than those occupied by the Criminals The walls
damp and susceptible Of indentaon to the extent
of eigth Of inch, by slight pressure. Thatres
Pectable Physicians have stated that The cells
healthy and the seeds of disease and death
that each cell measuring feet By occupied By
debtors that the stencil already produced from
q defective arrangement within each CELL is positively
insupporable These the facts Of the and
case is in your hands. We appeal to you Amer
can Ctzens-we appeal to you philanthropsts; aad
we ask shall these Orpressors be permitted 70 steal
drop by drop from the ruddy stream that WHITES
hearts-and still smile upon the ruin they have made
We appeal TO you husbands fathers, and men,
when say that hearhs desolate house
hold gods destroyed" We feel that appeal shall
not be made in vain There is spirit in this conmu
nifty from which the Oppressor shrinks in dismay.
Let your brethren Of the West and OF the South feel
that New York is still refuge Of hope, asylum for
the oppressed spot OF in a clouded sky, where
the dsprited may rest and thus vndicate the fame Of
your city frsm the mputarion that rests upon her
high and noble character.
THE IMPRISONED DEBTORS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

HoRRrD EvEsr.--This morning, at about eight o.
clock, most distressing accident occurred in Mr. Bou
viers circular mill establishment. As Mr. Enos
Hsio~el who attends an immense circular the
premises. was drawing a heavy piece Of mahogany
fro~ pile near by, Ter the purpose Of placing 10 the
saw me wood caught IN being pulled, and giving him
sudden impulse, caused him 10 fall headcpg and with
fearful ierce sgsirs the The unfortunate man,
seiss pressed against the saw caught through his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

Three attempts,o set FIRE, were made in Charles
son on the sth, but discovered in time prevent
any damageindeed the vigilance ofthe citizens is such
render any further attempts perfectly futile. and II
they shosld be made. the chances Of detection al
most certain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

DSso~ s.r sv~-isg EAissss.l
Address % Napoleon.

S.,,ossS % ksvs BEEN viss sAevsly s9ovs AZ dean
O, burv me deep In the boundssssea,
Lea my hear, have ilslsless Ersvei
ps~ INV s.irit 10 life - 6erce snAfr Tree,
A. sSe sourse OF the tsmpcses wave.
A.a so far from the reach Of mortal control,
W.. he aep,hs OF my fathomless mind,
rt.t Inc rbos ssd the h,ws Of my single soul,
Were tides 10 the rest ofmankind.
rs.r. INV briny pail shall cngirdle the wsrld,
A IN NE did thu voice Of my fame;
- each ruulinous billow that's skyward curPa
shall TO fancy re echo my name.
TIA, name shall be stored In rec ord sublime,
10 the uttermosl corners of earth
O! rssown'd I'll the wreck of expiring time,
Be the glori6ed land ofmy birth.
Yes! bury my heart in the bosndless sea,
II would burst from narrower tomb
Should less than ocean my sepulchre be,
Orifwrapped in less horrible gloom.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

THE CRePs.-The Alexandra Gazette Of Tuesday
says" N othing can exceed the beauty and promise
of the growing crops in the adjacent counesof Virginia
We have ust had opportunity Of seeing some of the
finest wheat fields in Losdon that saw, and we
hear that all around the prospect is presented
There has been rain enough. aud few warm days will
make and secure the wheat"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

CHARLRsToF, June s.-ExEcUTIos--Luis Lso. .
Spaniard convicted the Court Of Sessions. in this
city in May, 1887 of the murder Of David Johnson
seaman. was executed yesterday in the jail yard
Courier. --
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IsFLUENzA. COUGHS, COLDS. PUTRIp

UEFLUENZA, COUGHs, COLDS, PUTRID
Sore Throats, all cutan. dsesses sssh
ss, Rheum. Eyspe.s, scrofnoss Errptioos &c cas- be
few days by the Of Doctor Jscksens Medcaed
vapsur Baths - Bovey where vitsrs may be
odaied with Bath Eve minuses notice everyday from
Q O'Clock, A. NJ ustl N O'Clock In the evening.
.. 0snteel furnished apartments with board, and the
best Of provided for isvsnds who wish 70 poi
thsselves Doctor Jschsoss treatment his Medi
Gated vapour Baths. Il proper nepoa, tksse Baths
have resebsnse 10 The Tbemsouiss system, treat
meul m0-5ms
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$500 TMxESxWHMp-cncsgs srEcI.Io AK
lures asdsssisgeus complain Of the
al rsmsdies Jet Uncovered fs The sDve cen n
MAKES spesdy sid pemasent sure ihou, Me ,s,~.
rsgrd aet drnk, expsssre, change applicants. =
we give ~ osg qnasLish |. deceive -
speak for H. Oar chjsst 70 soiy where IL rss ~ 80
and that tie prop!ie!U challenges sisgIe case 81 -,
essct rapid cure, usder sicrfeuurs Of o5oo -"
dsssss thst nstovtsnaiey psrvsdes III rssAs of
They are SOW presessed With remedy By which hey "a.
cure hemsves Without the least exposure N The sssss.s
rs.asr ne esssrss,edn d.s. sfss~ H,
Its Putup bottles, With fun direetisns areemn..vy.g a.
so,ue vss sole LASTS weed, which geseraIy cures
vor sale only q p Vim r. Nilnor.s srsr ner,. No N
~ . -: .1rnsr o. pey brsskfs popssJ New Ysk,-
Philsdeiphia " o''~-ss s.o ~ -
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A POPULAH MEDICINE-NEw AND IMroE

POPULAR MEDICINE-NEw AND IMPOR-
N TANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoMPOUND Xxx.
TRACT or cOrAIBA AND sARsAPARILLA . CERTAIN.
safe and most efecsa remedy ever discovered for
and Lons Seminal wesknrs Affections OF the Kdnie Ora.
vel scoriutH Eruptlons, &c. &c.
The Coapound Extract Of Copaba and Sarsspsrs
few advantages not enjoyed BY other medicine
the care Of The above Disorder. and which must with
ghened public, render dly highly popular ssd
6asrsium long sought for In the medical world II
confinement change 81 diet In m improved form.
paste IL entirely astsess and
lion the pat The observations different members
the 1edcs profession and Of others who have suffered with
oereersef viii the accompanying remarks. descriptive Of
their cases. and the course pursued w be inserted here
sftcr.
Prepared by .. Thorn. Chemist Londas and Tor sale by
r. Dickis, A4 Brssdwayi sesisrd Decline. PARA Row,
and SCI Broadway je5-mf
THE 0REATEsT DISCOVERY OF THE
PRkskNT DAY, m universally allowed 20 be Thornes
CerIousd Extract Of Copsisa and ssrssp.ris, the
high sstiaston and sale this medicine obtained
for the last four years certain criterion of ia utl
ity hiss acquired the utmost fsnse In sIos
Evrope; u he's been ersmined approved e ssd sspcosed
~ The faculty o. medicine and recommended by the
this prepsrpten enjoys above MI 9th
10 We portable form IN the which
nsy be taken being both easy and pleasant i tsseie
with restriction In diet confinement
useful ard ought sever 10 be unprovded with
possessing the advantages which the combne
Accompanying the medicine pamphlet erpysssiovy Of the
derent stages o The dsesses without ertrs Charge
tanning ~ nne smpe directions ltcontass no mercsry
rrep.red BY B. Thorpe cherst London. and Tor sale
by r. Diske 4h Broadway soullsrd Deuc, fPsrh Row
and sol Brcsdwsy. myi6-tm-
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JAMES 9 q q ID en- n Nnn TIE.

JAMES @ o d b MaEnnnrr.
rvpu. - no. ~ ANH sTnKBr. aF.s -
A. 49,. ~ ADv1RTIslNo-Ths extensive earcuasas>
ns y, both W cws ssd cossiry, nsks ssps
ov, go days. y . asys, elm y days. -
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month, SW mossSs, SS
As,. Az 70 Be sss bssss hsr ...s.
per square every nssrtios - -7-sL.r
Price two cente copy. Country ubecribsrs arned -
ths nme rste, for specific psrod rsnsnee IN -
nvrHrs HrsALp-ssued every snevrson 81 One celeck@
rrce TIVE cesuper copy Csssuy s~sssvssss rnssed -
the same rste--cssh In sdvance. - h -.faa III
wsssLy Hs.Alo-s.ped every sst.rssy msv.an9 ns o.
hers n ~ per snuur, IN sdvunce. t.F..n.
.;,s:s:s 80 = s is - .s.
0np@~c~ ~" ~P~ - .-4s -
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kTlFlClAL ThE1H-Frou one 10 coGplete
"A SET WITHOUT CLASPS SPRINGS no on the prisei
Ses OF pressure by NJ LEVITT Dertxs No 80
Broadway entrance hrst deer in Wsres The improve
nep and Distinguishing feature efs method the complete
iy ehecng tc essential Of
the supplied teeth 10 the mouth, wholly without ciasps g.
sures, springs, other similar Persons interest,"
ed In this Improvement who unscqusnted With s
tsrs asd extent, may see by SLIGHT INSPECTION,
WHICH Is FREELY OTFERED TO rnEM thsttse plan
dM,sen In princlpe and results from ANY kksro prsctis
ed NEW YORK asd that tie shove strictly
and esurely sccurste.
His rrierenees 81 NE HIGHEST oRoER are mos, ample
The ope'o. Of the New York public ON MS improved
tenn be IN the following respectable papers-viae
New York Mirror 10th Jply 1855; and Enquirer
Deoeaber. lass; Evcning Star, i7,h ysse, lss7.
I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

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