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Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
MJSSISSIPPIANS.

is beautiful sight to see loco .foco ed
fon New York and other States, who
'breathed our southern air some two OF
years, abusing Mr.. Prentiss because
.os native of a Northern State. Mr..
tS has resided in Mississippi abou
bars, In that time he has, by his pow
talents, commanded a respect and an
ence 10 which his assailants, should
reside here till they are three-scorc
en, can never attain.
P's every earthly interest is idcnti-
rith the prosperity Of Mississippi, and
,is home. Men who have not resided
much longer than to entitled them to.o
Ire abusing him as an alien, and at
lme time, as if to exhibit themselves
most contemplate light possible, are
,ating as a candidate for Congress
Davis, who has only resided in the
about two years So much for loco
incerity and loco-foco abuse. The
emdestandit it all.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

NOTICE is hereby given, That ina
IN conformity with the provisions of Deed
of Trust given by Robert W. Cam, on the Sd
day of October, A. D., 1887, to me as trustee,
to secure the payment to Henry Buchannon of
sum of money therein mentioned, and duly
recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court of Lowndes County, State of Missis-
sippi; | viii expose to sale, and sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money, before the
Court House door in the town of Columbus, on
the fourteenth day of May next, all the right,
title, interest, claim and demand which the said
Robert w. Carr has in and to the following
named parcel or lot of land, to wit: Lot No,
two of Squire No. three, South of Main Street
in the plan of the town of Columbus, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at the N.
East corner of said lot, thence running west
wardly with Main Street the whole width of
the two brick Store-rooms thereon in the East
of the block of buildings situated on said lot,
and one half of the thickness of the partition
wall between the said East Store-rooms and
next westerly Store-room; thence southerly in
direct line with the said partition wall, to the
south line of said lot; thence easterly parallel
with Main Street, to the eastern line Of said
lot; thence to the beginn:ng. Also, all the
right, title and interest the said Robert w
Carr has in and to the following named negroes,
to wit: Dick, aged about twenty-four years;
George, aged about thirty-eight years; Nathan,
aged about forty-fiye years; Billy, aged about
fifty years; Vina, aged about thrty-fve years;
Betty, aged about n;ne years; and Ellen, aged
about seven years. The right, title and inter-
est of the said Robert W. Carr In said lot and
negroes, as conveyed to me IN trust, is as ele-
ven is to forty-fve, and is the interest win sell
and convey as trustee aforesaid. The sale to
be within the hours prescribed by law, unless
the debt and costs are previously satisfied.
WIN. B. WINSTON, Trustee
] Colnmhns Miss. Anil 10 1S2a.-90-ts
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

The State Of Mississippi, Okh5beha county.
John G. Skinner g. Joseph J. Shaw, } attach't.
VS.. for
John Norton. $341 81
NOTICE is hereby given that the above at
In tachment was issued at the suit Of the
said plaintiffs against the said defendant as an
abscondng debtor for the sum aforesaid, and
has been returned to this Office duly executed,
and is now pending and undetermined in the
Circuit Court of Oaktibbeha cc:lnty, and State
of Mississippi and that unless the said defen-
dant shall appear on Or before the fifth Monday
after the fourth Monday of April, A. D. 1885,
give special bail and plead, judgement VIII be
entered against him, and the property attached
will be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the Clerk Of the said circuit court
the 18th day of April, 1888.
JOSEPH YEATES, Clerk.
4. April 17-31-4t Printers fee 81 80.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
PEanfaffOFR for Sale,

EHHE subscriber offers for sale his highly
Il improved Plantation, situated about ele-
ven miles from Columbus, on the road leading
to Starkville containing about seven hundred
acres. This tract is composed of rich prairie
and slim lands, the greater part Of which is un-
der good fence, and in high state of cultiva-
ton, and is well supplied with good water that
never fails, in the dryest season. On the prem
ises there is a good Cotton Gin, Negro houses,
out houses, &c. Persons desirous of purcha-
sing a good cotton plantation, win do well tc
examine this tract of land.
For further particulars, as well as for the
terms of sale, apply to the subscriber on the
premises, or to NJ. NJ. Brigham, Esq. at Co
lumbus. SAML. L. WEBSTER.
April 8, 1888. 29-6
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State of Mississippi, Winston County.
Solomon R. McClanahan, J Attachment

State of Mississippi, Winston County.
Solomon R. McClanahan, J Attachment
VS.. for
David Monroe. $I54 90
NOTICE is hereby given that the above at
In tachment was issued at the suit of the
said Plaintiff against the said Defendant, as an
absconding debtor for the sum aforesaid, and
has been returned to this office duly executed,
and is now pending and undetermined in the
circuit court of Winston county, State of Mis-
sissippi, and that unless the said defendant shall
appear on or before the fourth Monday after
the fourth Monday of April 1888, being the
first day of the circuit court for the county
aforesaid, give special bail and plead, judgement
win be entered against him, and the property
attached viii be sold to satisfy the PLAINTIFF
demands.
Witness, the clerk Of the said court, this
4th day of April, 1888.
JAMES PIIAGAN, CTk
Printers fee, 81 so
April 10, 3O-4w
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
NOTICE.
Frb, 10. 1883.

PFNHE Books, Notes and Accounts of the
4 late firm of Moore & Carter and of James
Carter e. Co., are this day placed in my hands
for collection, and must be settled Immediately
without defalcation. Myself or agent who are
alone authorized to make settlements, will be
found at all times, during the day, at Moore &
Carter's old stand, two doors west of the Eagle
Hotel WILLIAM L. MOORE.
March q, 1893. 26-4t
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
.1NlMfN q &Affn1Nn

ggvHE family id Fcsidenes 5sa oeeaP5a q BY the sub
n scriber immediately adjoining the Female
College and the Franklin Academy. There
are four Lots under cultivation. The place
contains very convenient and comfortable
House, and a Well of excellent water. TIE
situation is pleasant and retired in beautiful
part Of town. Terms very accommodating.
ROBERT BRUCE WITTER.
1March 9th, 1888. 26-4t
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
New YORK, April 4, 1898.
Jew YORK ELECTIONS

EW YORK ELECTIONS.
cH OF Wing TRIuMPH!--Tbe good
POM Connecticut is re-echoed from
mites ofthe Hudson. Old Orango
'c9eos have sent in noble responses.
city Of New York remember tbcmi
W ORANGE FOREVER -
13qrgh, April 3--half past 0 PM
Editor ar Ofths Courier and Enquirer:
udIngs!--The result of election
N three river towns of old Orange
gn, New Winsor and Cornwall ha,
Certalned to be as follows:
evO1Tgh, s,.. oT Wing majority for Super.
ou' ZOO; town clerk 4 to 5OO-aver.
majority at least 300. tn,
lug ucket is elected in this town
oas, asoe elected in New Windsor. bv ,
D,D.T =. ~ and the whole Wing ticke
wa. os Ia also elected by an average
~ tof 20, Old Orange is decided,
5aHGAIEEPSIE I M TRIUMPHANT!
ovo Unce, Poughkeepsie, April 8.
,.,a. su elections took place to-day
If o5'Sn en- TO I'm inform you OF the gloriou
yo, se Wings. Twelve hundre
,oJroJ ,J,oS were Polled, being nearl
Leu LEU more than were ever take
oo59, oecnGn, and Gilbert Wilkinso
TSp TTSSTpGldate, is elected by maiol
TREE a HUNDRED AN
~" Thomas N. Perry, the Lc
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
ST.aTE or .MFSSKSSFPPK,
TOWNDES COTTNTY

To the Sheriff Of said County.
4 ton at all the different precincts of said
County, on the 23d and Oath days of April
next, to elect a Colonel Commandant of the
10th Regiment of the Mississippi Militia; and
make due return thereof to Charles M. Price,
A. D. ]. General M. NJ, al Jackson.
By order of JAMES CARTER,
Brig. Gen, ID Brig, 4th Division, M. NJ.
B. ]. JAcKowAY, Aidecamp.
Columbus, March 9th 162S-276
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
L(lST

I'm THIS PLACE, few weeks since, su-
Il perfine Needle-worked Cape. ANY infor-
nation Of the same, win be thankfully received
at this Office.
April 8. 1s39-29-3w
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
THE STATE or MISSISS TPPL }
LOWNDES COUNTY. {
To The Sheriff of said Countu.

TO Me SHeFU q sad County.
VOU are hereby ordered to hold an Elec-
4 ton at all the different precincts of said
County, on the 23d and 24th days of April next,
to elect Lieutenant Colonel and Major Of the
18th Regiment of the Mississippi Militia, and
make due returns thereof, to Charles NJ. Price,
Adjutant General, NJ. NJ, at Jackson. By or
der of BENJAMIN ESTES,
Col. Com. 18th Reg, I'd Brig, 4th Di., M. NJ.
WILLIAM ECKFoRD. Adutant
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
GEFER.aL ORDER,
HEAD (lUARTERS, 4TH DIVISION, N. NJ,
Columbus, March 18th, 1893.

OOItIIIIAItLE5 A9tII3 1000
To the Sheriff Of Lo,Undes County:
VOU are hereby ordered and required to
3 hold an Election for Brigadier General of
the 2nd Brigade of the 4th Division of the Mis-
s;ssippi Militia, at the different election pre-
cincts In your county, on the 23d and 24th days
of April next, and due returns thereof make
without delay to the Adutant General, at Jack
son, Miss. BY Order of Major General
F. l. ACEE,
Commanding 4th Division, NJ M.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
FROM WASHINGTON.
,...,,Dondsnce cftAs Baltimore American.
y" "' WASHINGTON, March 30.
n. s. SENATE.

IL. - DAA4N< n a LIE
/ .,.roor presented the resolutions of the
dr. h.lAf .n of PENNSYLVANIA, asking for a DRY
gISll.1ibr g ,bo Navy Yard at Philadelphia.
q l:.ns =. NE were presented against the annex
PeuL'iTT,5 T,oyas. from Pennsylvania.
y q. y Roane, from the Committee on the
M ~, II Columbia, reported a bill for ex-
'inS' I. the h time allowing the Bank of Aexan-
oaS ~ close its business.
- ',,o business occupied the time of the
rI,'1Sc y. Sr an hour or more, when
ll's ~ mn introduced the following resolution,
;lb was adopted -
oS.u.oIred, That the Committee on the Libra
, '.'2,, 2;n,,.tTcted to inquire into the expediency
y , Us, .~T the bust Of Mr.. Jefferson, now in the
Plln% sr a. /. mass of iron ore sent by the peo.
TlliGI llliGI.ioJonia. CL Missouri, for that purpose.
r%o biil making an appropriation for the Ci-
Us 1i n 'D;nlomatic expenses of Government,
= rom the Committee OF Finance, with an
..jncnt to the bill as it passed the House,
',1, ,rare referred TO the proper committees.
TEo Anti. DueIling bill came up in the Sen
M ~ ,I, nro,ted a long discussion. Mr.. Clayton,
iIl ~ - Mr. Grundy, Mr.. Smith Of Con. and
~, spoke upon the bill.
y. - CLAYTON of Del introduced an amendment
y, nLort Of which was 10 punish the crime OF
.T2g Tg7 with two years. Imprisonment and
'0OG fine. and a complete disqualification for
y mler the United States.
r5o Senate went INTO Executive Session, af-
Fsoosinr of the question, and adjourned
10 Monday.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

r.om Se Baltimore Chronicle, April 2,
,TU OF THE HON. ISAAC McKIM.
rts cars from Washington last evening
rrbt the melancholy intelligence of the
.5dIs,Ac McKm, one Of the Representa-
!, Of this city in the Congress Of the United
lee.
ANbougb the accounts for several days past
nrepird the public mind for this consum-
HI of Mr.. McKm's violent illness, the an
n,oment of his death occas'oned a very
no sensation. independently of his politi-
r5gt,on, MT. McKN's relation to this COM
5tv was one Of the highest importance. His
\ weal,h-his active and enlarged CONNER
;7erations-his extensive connection with
Inns 1epar,ments Of manufactures and trade,
bo lberaltv which lie contributed to all
,b,e objects of benevolence-will make his
leeply and widely felt. We sincerely par
.,e IN the general regret that man so
M has been removed from amongst us.
arng with Mr. McKm in political senti-
!, We uniformly deprecated his elevation 70
station from which death has now torn
but political opposition never rendered us
r,bIe to the many excellent traits in his
sctsr,-to the energetic activity with which
srge means were used for the benefit of
fF-nor to the claims which his many acts
bic mnifcence gave to him upon the
rie Of the people of Baltimore.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

500 Dollars Reward.
TEHHE subscribers win pay the above reward
Il for the apprehension and delivery to the
Sheriff or Jailor of Cass County, in the State
Of Georgia, of one JOHN GREENWOOD,
who broke the jail of said county of Cass and
made his escape; and we, the subscribers, are
bound in bond of three thousand dollars for
his appearance for the crime of perjury.
JOHN BROWN,
ANDREW MILLER
DESCRIPTION.
GREENWOOD is a man about common
height-very heavy built-round shoulders
red ace-black hair, and has one or two teeth
out before
April 17,-31-4t
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

W7ILL give lessons on the Piano FoRTE at
w her residence In Columbus, at S25 per
session of five months; no extra charge for the
use of the Piano by young ladies who wish to
practice. April 10-30-7t
IN PURSUANCE Of power within me ves-
ted as administrator Of the estate Of Ebene-
zer Niles, deceased, shall expose to sale to the
highest bidder, on the 18th day of May next, IN
front ofthe Court house in Columbus, Lowndes
County, State of Mississippi negro man
named Philander, on a credit Of SIX months.
Tems-bond and approved security.
A. BOYKIN, AdministratOr.
Columbus, April 10th, le3e.-30-t-d-s.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
NOTICE.

NOELCEs
DOCKS Of subscription for the Capital
- Stock of the Mississippi Union Bank
will be opened at Jackson, the place pre-
scribed for the location Of the Mother Bank
on the second Monday in april next, and
continued open for the space If SIX months.
By erder Of the Board Of Managers.
HIRAMG. RUNNRLS, Pres't N. U. B.
Jackson, Feb. 26, 1828-35-5w
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, WsiaeCIOgUs
GTnee- T1artfaE. &C., &C.,

Glass, E0GEttgT, Sy'cs, &c,
At WHOLESALE AND REIALL.
HyHE subscriber has for sale fresh and
general assortment of the above, and win
sell them upon reasonable terms. The atten-
ton of country Merchants and others, is re-
JAMES FURLONG
No 9, st. Francis ST., Mobile.
Anil 8. 1888. 29-9w
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17
lTHER VOICE FROM THE DE.
RACY OF NUMBERS. CON.

'lllIh NOlCE L RUM L 1E lJE-
|RACY OF NUMBERS. CON-
NECTICUT REDEEMED.
+ Tories have met with an utterly
'heIming defeat in Connecticut. Loco
sm IS eXtinguished in its borders.
WIG Governor ELLSWORTH has been
b by majority over BEERS (Tory)
less than 5000 votes. Eighteen ol
Senators elected are WINGS; and
ave carried at least two.thirds of the
We annex the mojorities in the
as far as heard from:
Hartford county, ELLswoRTH's (W)
Ny 1861
London, O77
and, 100
pdham, 57O
bfcId, Goe
haven, about 700
Te'd' over all candidates, S3s
l'esez, last year largely loco foco
yes Wing majority.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

co Foco candidate Joseph c. Harris, our
candidate for clerk, has THREE HUN.
DRED AND FORTY-NINE maioritvl
and our whole ticket is carried by ma.
Ejority of about THREE HUNDRED.
Three cheers for the Wings Of Poughkeep-
sic, who have so nobly sustained the inter.
ests Of their country.
"NEw DIsTREss. ."-Alr. Walker, of Hisss.
supp, argued a short time ago in the u. States
Senate, that there was no distress in the sec.
ton Of country which he represented. One o
the Louisiana Sheriffs, most effective logician
has answered the argument, it is said, by adper.
tlSing the Senator property for sale It would
be wei if the Senator was the only distressed
man sin the section of country he represents"
We are informed that in the south and
western part of the state, bets of three to one
are freely offered on the election of Prentiss
and Word by three thousand majority. We
do not believe that an even bet to any consid
cradle amount on the election of Claiborne and
Davis can be obtained in the State Vicks.
burg Register.
RETURN OF TRooPs.-The New Orleans
Picayune of the 31st ult. says, "the U. States
Steamer America arrived at this port yesterday
evening from Tampa Bay, bringing the Swiss
troops who have been serving in Florida, in
other words, the two corps Of Shawnee and
Delaware Indians (172 in number,) whom our
magnanlmous Administration hired some time
since.
They are all in fine health and spirits, and
VIII leave IN the same vessel on Sunday MORN
ing for st. Louis, whence they will proceed to
their hunting grounds"
THE SCIENCE OF THE CONVENIENTLY
fiscal Science.-The Treasury empty, the banks
stopped, the federal paper at a discount and pm
means of relief explained.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

w. II. SoUTHALL, Aidecamr
march Il, IS'}9.-28-tf
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

NOTICE is hereby given that the above
IN attacl ment was issued at the suit of the
said plaintiffs, against the said defendant for
the sum aforesaid, and has been returned to
this Office duly executed, and is now pending
and undetermined in the Circuit Court of Ok
tibbeha county, and State of Mississippi, and
That unless the said defendant shall appear on
or before the fifth monday after the fourth mon-
day of April l838,-being the first day of the
circuit court for the county aforesaid, give spe-
cial bail and plead, judgement viii be entered
against him, and the property attached viii be
sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands
Witness, the Clerk of the said circuit court
the 18th day of April, 1888.
JAMES YEATES, Clerk.
Anil 17-3I-4t Printers fee 81 50
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

p'eseH, la, last year largely loco foco,
yes Wing majority.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

The SCIENCE OF THE GovERNMENT.-Hs
fiscal Science-The Treasury empty, the banks
stopped, the federal paper at a discount and rn
means of relief explained.
Southern Argus., 1838-04-17

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Colurn-
IL bus, Mississippi, on the 3lst Of March,
1888, which if not taken out by the 3Oth of
june win be sent to the Post Office Depart
ment as dead letters. Persons asking for these
lettars will nlaaaa say they are adNartsad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

DOCTOK SEARS most respectfully announces thar
cHhoSc Du.u 70 The
Many the most s.r eas be- %
who have received essential benefit from ea,ms MT in BIZ
much ss ass Asss s
."S .S
practice he confident that many cases which have re-
relieved by his .surrs Inc psss ~ u asS
moral and religious character. be permitted tho
Dp THIS ei,y PRISONS Wishing MAKE esouire
ing his en-. call 2. those sssE The folio:
strse; ."' cssrss1e.Is s 'e hao = Ana
r. il: ne
The Shoulders with pspiiaon Of the heart dicul
nsss %Po@s rh e.o .ss sae s.u X.
stomach and other sympoms indicating ges-re drepse.
violent that was scarcely able 70 be about In this
" relieved Of psps heart and other sym pons
oad restored 70 cemlo,,.bs he.I,. fully eosden hat
''' x' '. rom s;s 4
More than sso take. sIel with cough.
he ..sndsS with srcviss .Sseos. Of boating over
the whole surface ofhs body limbs many months
about siu.,sn :pp:d % Dr. scsr. sos y Il. ssss
have bsen for i've months pest have been
-''e'N - SARAH MecLENzY.
I have been acquainted with stated above The
symptoms aggravated and ssrnsg and bat sin hoges
ssI ss were :. .Sss she 'Pss . Dr.
and knows m.sy Others 20 have received besss
liberty 20 cali % NE At si1 Hosssoo street. JxSR LEE
Three years ago was relieved By Dr. sesrs trea,me.t
:s. '
,sa - scarcely able to be about and ., s osn soss.
ed but my health has cestsued and become far better
~ hsse ees % his @ese. Which .ss.r . % re-
Ms re.,nsn. s: s,idsn;ly been The .ssss o
health. T,:m :. o.; t., ,. - a. ss.
subject 70 bilious saecoas or any chrone disease
would r.eei,. e..-.i. sesea. o: ues.@ssI fsn..:
'rssmso' are At lSe,, Es 2 s s.; :. ~ =. r,...,
TO xs,IscIsnS .r.s ys:r h..: .asses, V
months with ds siaG aiahs seidi,y q ,he stomach sn
dypeps. Which has frsqss.,ly oe.sed ne 70 The hosse
rsions nsa'ly prescribed IN ssch wih.s renef In
Ss sss
vas scarcely a.s 70 he shout !. this sssss'os gpI ed
scdi,y q stomach ssd csse y.psoms sses entire
relieved and ny beslh eresuy improved The pal. saa
Having suffered much r.r s,ses.e and bad ses, .P~rsse
70 the 1.s 81 ss wh ss S
feo.' wishing TO make inquiries OF ~ Fulton st.
ANGINA PEsToRis-rhs a..... :: 10 doubt, . The
a.: q %sss ed ss nd
ss ss !, arc :. 4. WIN
ssoat breast bs, more r.e..ry .s sIsdes and ~
se ss y. s .r TSose ssei E
ed wkh senss Of q 81 srs..S and psps. o.
heart walking s ?. s.s \. ,rsos sss ..jay.
nss sym ,yne The psrsxsps Which - aF 90 70.
$500 k.t which more frvdwens, ases~e.
requeny esd ses proving sod
wnh ~. Apparently coed health sveyea Dccss
asrv ,a.us this disease, sna has been
ss mssy cases which bed r.saed ~ NE crsinsy
means calling = ss oss = xsa W ,s :. s~
senee Persons residing In The coussry BY rvirE ia
800 esrrgpou of ksr symptoms, can have meeisse -
.;,s.,ic-s frrwsrded 70 them
i ~ua. "a CUYLER would rcspeesfuy intern NJ
L. M. nds tho ,ubisc that hs hss removed rros
"a al Howery, where ne continues tc manual
y. hsss lsrgs of fashionable doe ssnrs -
es.lor nutrs plain Watts; men's youshs are "a
~n,~h hoes tnsF nkntr--,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21
sPOK r N .

SPOA
Plato, from New Orleans for Liverpool ist ~ osg "
inn INST lat sss Iosg brig Everett, from Trinidad, for NJ
s,., r.s Ia, II 50 long 81 w Tbsrn twb.sr Of Sag
u.rhor The captain sir Of the drowned
he II, FEB. Nv . whale ssving the beat .
NAV s,h Sandy Hook bearing w. by N. lIo miles, ships
Nsw yerh from Greene H. n. York, time,
weserr fr~m ~. York, for London
sb inst 90 loag g. spoke brig Sarah out IL months
ms, IL. i, y N lsns sw spoke sesr. rssss'ooss,
'' Iyerposi o n orleans. dA Cor Liverpcs'-2ssh vi,
= cS. Carroll IRON Liverpool, 81 ds for MosIe-Apr ~
Mary MITCHELL - ds frem ~ Zealand. for Naasushes full
o Al ,os sr.S se.ss Kew y.rs. for New York
HprI iSh. brig LouIss frsm Nsw yosh Tor Amsterdam
snip Niagara Besher r. York. for chsr'scs ssh instant
April soh Ia, s. osg -, brig A~ssos, from Gloucester fo
surinam. -.
The Philadelphia, from Lopdss, hss board Eissoco h
.overeigns r the Cashier Of the u. D. Sank sd E1ccsc
Prime, Ward King.
The President, Chadwick, rem New YORK. landed pssses
r,fs NJ Dover April Is
q, ne.dsy tn inst Jses Bsrunor. sf New Yorh
jumped overheard from the brig Madison, and vas DIRE
sloop Of war hatcher ives Of anchor on W. b' Ne~
Captain ersea, 9th. Issssla Ana states Gambia was
very healthy ., the time he lsn. 90.
In ai rs Is NJ long 10 % ". fell 10 with wreeh msa TO-
by The aeck full water, ssd humber loaded ssrre " "
stern, Topss Of Yarmouth n. g. end hsd ne 80,
vi~e he~r situation fer time ne
swept buwsrhs washed away, boarded net sno
person On board.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

~na. n CUYLER would respectfully INTERN NJ
frs pds and tho pubnc that hs hss rsmoved from ~.
:, al Bowery where continues tn nsnusr'ure 80
-. hsss large of fashionable ase ssa,s
ssor nutrs plain Watts; mems, youshs are ~
~heh have bees unverssiy admired fcr ,eer
orie. q whosssls retail article ~ " 49,.
6rset The number, is} Bcvery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

Dr. u, Levson Division street -DearSr: Having In an
guarded moment contracted that dreadful disease the
In your city, and suffering greatly under IT'S vrulent
and having tried all remedies without success, gave up
hope, until seeing your advertisement when purct assd
bottle and entirely free from and effects Phank
You for the good has done me- and thinking fit be OF
service 10 publish the above you liberty 10 do So
main SIR, yours, with gratude. JOHN 3. Bs~sH
Camptown, NJ. j., Jan. IS. 1888 n,y< -.