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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02
0 YOUNG ladies.

Y MRS. FARRAR.
GeaHcmcn-09crs and
| Ictus0ls.
b objection to your hav-
|deaI of friendly talk, and
visits from gentlemen Of
bracter and,known moral
b not fail into the preva-
If talking about Piat0a-
aving one gentleman de-
in public and in private,
len friend and conlidnat.
F pregnant with mis-
lsentered upon in good
i rendered doubty odl-
BE some ladies' make of
b secure themselves Il
occasions. Much non
ed about platonic love,
know not the real mean
FORD, and who designate,
the restless craving OF
for sympathy, but who
removed from the calm
|tment described by Pla-
b young ladies' go into
Ply, they are liable to re-
pms that Indicate a partic-
|and long before they are
to form any'such ties.
celve matrimonial over
ereiore highly necessary
to treat them.
pi a mans heart and hand
p compliment he can pay
never undesirable to yor
be, they should be
|and kindly ueclined; anc
lsal Is, to most men, no
polniment, but a morti
Should always be prven
pie. Men have variou.
lerlshing and declaring
nent; those who indicate
heir feelings IN many intel
before they make a direc
nerallv be spared the pair
i you do not mean t,
ntIeman who is payin!
marked attention, yor
receiving them wheneve
gu should not allow hin
~ and should show you
When joked about him
ped by a mutual friend
y Of reciprocal feeling
parent.
however, be taken b,
cause there are men VIII
et IN these matters. tina
'sl even the object of thei
suspect their preference
suddenly declare then
and sultors. In such
you will need all you
1 ''.lla,or the hesitation pre-
~R p may give rise t
IL. \ you have any dout
s ,sl.er' you may fairly as
Es nel Of it, on the ground
h !, having thought of til
! The light of a lover b,
ds sUu are resolved again.
r' sasUr to make your al
ln asa as TO finish the alta
sAperlenced Girls som,
n, " ,u the pain they al
huey use phrases whic
t,s' "Opes; but this is mist;
your answer shoul
~ u Is Courteous.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02


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IH#.H Hif HItH hH HHnf
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Ht houses lla rt my bmae. aai
newer f.'WuI FL 81 #HHu iwHt
miislHd fhal aut r.'Hli u myfart ~
u..U.W I.m Nn0.l eiu tlm. Hni pu
rm.HHr iwpd heUHs retuhf tery
mHA Ie HaIH aHd thHt ~ htI been
credited w account uI hruy mv
hfn'hrf anl m,nt been introduced
hymc. .iHw DIS debts, 10 iho rata
he Was GOING sd, would soon hbe all
10Y little property, and % suffer tla
community to be deceived ly him.
would be- dishonest; 30 arrived No
lhl, conclusion, Chat 10 be had no re,
aPcct Tor bis own character, nor inv
feelings ! would uot lccI lor one who
Way dead O. h.m.r.l-aud inserted "a
Ho''u n the ulIo.e upJap y. stating
Chat W1> not responsible lor Ii. con.
tmcb. lie and his gambling cem-
panlons became very much mccnsud
at thus treatment. particularly those
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02
eTEW ART7s ENpUsITUIl.

af ''tN fNNNNNN# HA ttt| iNHHN "NN'
Jcci of lhis number / decmil nacfwt.
fy tnriyo O brief history ola few cu.
lateral circumstances, which have hHd
an important bearing on lhc subject II
discussing. Although ln ml.
ny cases lt IS impossible Tor lbc minl.
Of IMAM TO comprehend, ur rather pc-
reivc, the wonderful consequence.
that sometimes grow ont of cause.
small and indifferent In fhcm.gHyrz.
vet. in general "A trIlconnrrird .er.q.
of causes. i h GOOD cine ~ which d.
may arrive al a lust conclusion nr l.r
effect. Bat pcrhaps II may mot IN,
amiss 10 here inform my reader. that
This publication Is not intended rs n
vlndicatlon of the "UrylerD rgug III
rate" Ihave long since considered
thatmaftcr settled 10 the f9DI .,ti.l,..
ton Of Observation-Disclosures .
aiercsrapcrson. | know that thcre
arc those in the present day. who oys.
tend they do not believe il nossibIe ,or
man TO be so much dcpravod rs that
pamphlet represents ITurrcl ana his
party; and that maqnificd the dancer
that threatened the southern country.
So there were those in Rome. who for
lone time. Dycie,5eJ thcv bcliovcd
CaHliae and his friends persccutcd bv
their accusers and the Roman senate
whisttbev were 1jJjDg tbo;r onor,.
tons arainst fine Government. and II
history be true C2tiIjno was rs rni-
tv of as unnatural deeds n nv nam
phlct represents in NIurreU and his.nor-
ty. CotiIine SACRIFICED his own som he.
cause he was \ barrier 70 thc oratiG-
cation OF his jmnerious will. ana OK.
tractod promise from many of his rol-
lowers to murder their own fathers.
who were Scnators-and whose Of
fences were. foo much yirtpe 10 serve
the heIIish DESIGNS of such demon
as himself. These tbinos did CatiIino
in addition TO cyc;fino the slaves and
robbers OF Rome TO rebel aqain,t the
Government. and fire the ancient city
of his fathers. 10 consume his follow
citizens in thn flames nr,dnocd Ia. H.,
IawIesy band oroidnidhfinrcndjgrios.
and he was > natrician noh.y dcecanj.
cd-a nam O wealth and power in
Rome. and had asnircd TO fine HIGHEST
honors within fine Gift of tho Ra,aan
people. AIurrelI used the same kind
Of instruments as did CatiImc, for in
the language ofhistory, " Catnmc kept
about him troops Of all the rakcs and
ru7ians, as SO manylile-guardmc men. and
they whom their hand or tongue MAIN
tanned bv perjury. or bIood.shcd of cit
izens, and all whom wjckedncss. want.
or a guilty conscience disquietcd-
these were CatIino's nearest and most
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

NN ll.
thc Young Illf tnd DhHl ucf. hfa
iylut iu DMIkrWnit, Georgia AE
trf finding mt r|l " HH cIIu. HsH
mau thal regarded my oVu lar.u y
! lclt bound tu correct myself tp tho
rtullrmni bad nsd.icd Un thr Hl.
Ipftt hul 10 Ihp aaue time requested
him never Co speak st lhc matter
arhlu -at least connected with mt
hume. cndrayurtd iu convince
him 81 lhe cruelty Of respgndn lhe
mI.decds Of prndlaaI and llhcftlne
relation, in the ears ol "a large and ne.
spectacle connection, who could have
mo- share IN his guilt, hul OH ol whom
were compelled "a participate Ia the
modification bis nccstuouy conduct
had occa,loncd-aud also, how useless
Il was to larcNte their 8lrrady
wounded feelings, which would bleed
aIrcsh on every repetition, while the
offender was the only one OF them all
who felt indifferent 10 the inlamy oi
the deed. But this gentleman no
sooner heard the report corroboratcd
10y me, than | was referred to for tcS-
tmony to others. Il was not long
before Mcriwcthcr learned the result
Of my inquiry TO Georgia, and from
that hour became my lnyetcratc enc
my; but was secret and inSldous in
att his attacks, the object Of which was
to undermine my character and stand
inc in the country. if possible pre-
vent me from extending my aclualnt-
ance and influence. AL his brothers
soon treated me with GOODNESS; but
Parson fleming still treated me with
the Kindness Of a father, which did
not diminish my respect for him.
5 3. As the plan and intention of
\ TINS publication IS TO devcIopc series
of causes and effects, ! will here in
troduce a third, viz; A few weeks
after had arrived in Madison county,
Tennessee. accidentally met with
TarpIcy Stewart, one OF my brothers.
II LaJ NOT scen him for about EIGHT
years. lie had left Georgia, and went
10 Alabama, with one Of his uncIes,
while a boy, where he lived few
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

WHhe1.i, mHtbo themselves dapH
500 Doc 'ba btoHtas wscustouf
lIn ihai ctcty physician vha uuIcr
siands q disease, mHatbe himself dia.
c1scd. O.I.eluusucss iu serving o.
mnnafeh mly bcFrolccicd. but not 80
"llhurrpuhIie lhcunilrd vengeance
~ the active vicious b. more powerful
ihnu the we'll VIshcs ol the ni0luat
and sc'.nh,lriuous. "Anact Us which
$50 ml.coar GpHfaud gae saemv &
20 losing game, because rewugt Is d
much stronger principle thn aruit
Hde.' Hence tits, that regret not
having pursued ms individual good as
fortune and chance might have dirce.
icd-it ls better 10 perish with alI
The world than be crushed by alb
"Therc are two things which have
taught ME to think hut meaulp Of hn.
man glory: Observation-Disclosures
caIumuia'ors, the very worst their
Panegyfi>t,'" Hence he who com
mcnecs The world the warmcst phil.
anthropst. must die the coolest ms
anthropc.
Having long since given TO the pub,
he such facts ais ! gained by my own
unfortunate adventure and misplaced
enthusiasm, and the evidence that has
since arisen to sustain them. | consid.
err have at least discharged as much
as my duty; wherefore / am forever
silent on that subject, be the obIoquy
and Misrepresentation never SO Great.
The object Of the following PAGES
is to defend my priraie character and
Pareat0gc. from some Of the foul as.
PERSONS of my CALLED enemies: bnt
even in this shah not condesccnd to
notice all the caumnv that has been
ongcndcrcd ia tie DARK bosom Of ma
lice, and spit from the lips of hypo-
critics and villains. The cnvenom-
ed tongue Of SANDER is not satisfied
with hearing its accumulated wrongs
on me only, bat would call forth the
spirit of my ycncrated father, whose
ashes have wasted in the silent tomb
for more than twenty years, and
Nrcah il, fou vengeance on Bis fair
fame and memory.
can only direct the public mind to
the great leading causes that have
cou>pucd to excite this deadly ami
mosily, and shall then take my final
farewell. Of the Subject, leaving the
public to pass upon my merits and
reclItude of principle.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

Question and AaSwei The n. Y.
Phoenix Bank investigating commit
tee summoned before them sundry
witnesses.
VIM. A. Beecher sworn. @. Are
you merchant? 4. ! was, before
the lard times commenced, and may
be again if they will give US a United
States bank.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

II is rumoredthat Mr.. Van Buren, has
sta,ed that he will not sign the Sub
treasury bill as it passed the Senate
Doubtful.--Bah ChroH.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

Hon. Isaac McKim, representative
in congress from Maryland, died al
Washington city on Sunday morning
the first OF April.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

Nems.-A gentleman direct from
Vicksbmg, states that he saw man
from the mouth of the Ohio, who said
that he saw a man from Posey county,
Indiana, whose uncle he had learned
was in possession Of a specie hali-dol
lar.-S0utbern Sun.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

sTdo not pretend 10 be a teachcr on HiS
subjeci. nor DO Tgire my opinion as NE cor
reel docirine-piH ne Il ras me force of
early education, confirmed " prejudice ~
riper Vears.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

To7eraiioa-One afternoon, about five
years ago, it came into my mind to
think hastily over the countless errors
and hcrescs humankind, for six thousand
years, in the four quarters of the globo
and their dependoncies--in all nations
among all religions, (whereof a French
sayant recons one hundred and eighty
four heretcal ramications,) among EPl-
phanius' eighty heresies-in all branches
of science, Il trembled to think of the
metaphvsicians) my head ached with
these infnitesimals, and bethought me,
'And yet you would, in the face Of such
a list of errata, raise heaven and earth
for a paltry dozen or two Of blunders IN
some critical review, or literary gazette
Think better of it,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

4 tNIlN
| rC TurrER.
l M
rs ntNcot h A." 60
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

> heard no certain account from him
for the next four years The first that |
heard, that had any reason to believe, he
had again reached the Lead Mines, and
had been engaged in deadly combat,
over a card-tabIe, 10 which he received
mortal wound, Of which he died shortly
afterwards. | did not feel myself called
on to investigate the merits of his death,
nor even its ceftainty--the news being as
good as Iexpected TO hear from him; and
/ considered haddischarged my last duty
TO him, when We had last parted,
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5siiNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &e.-Just
4 ianding from ship Constitution and for sae--vIz:
iGoOiest Of glass, best quality, from 8Ni0 t. 23X2&
jh Kegs white lead pnrci 80 dn green pnint, in 25
MIR kegs u loz iapanedtns Tor siGnsGoholb lthrass
20 don splendid cocoa ground hrusile, also of0l00 and
oo DO leases c"nc green in powder; superior article
10 do III cans; large assortment OF sash tools Of every
sac and quhiF; sable pencils for artists; Fat marking
brushes tnr merchant; artists coiors in oil read, pre-
ptfei, IN boxes, fted nth all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &",
1ui yellow way; gum arabic n1.d large and choice
sortneN Of pmh rY co}e,s oil, tuspentiuc, varnisI,
-, Tor VII s3at2 o.s etaii, the tn"eat prices,
ny MUNi.EitI,
~ a. y,
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sog.. VI - 1911
~. ". Lt Ans "a .flN3hiI.t ifs
fsfFii:5 highly valuable medicine may be In
sale and retail AT New York prices, Of 4 r.

III. w. Et Ans : "a .i1asa1tist ilfs
EVILS highly valuable medicine ma be In
u sale and retail New FORK prices, Of aE
oi.hNGf ! 8 Camp street
1t is confidently recommended tor tue following dis
eases: Dyspepsia in ell it, forms; bilious and liver afs
'ieoDF, III every sthge and dtgres; female sickness,
more particularly the Incident To mothers; fnor
albns fever and asue, Incl lent censn pens OF de-
rss VIII ther fire liver or lungs heaiache or gddis
ness, loss of appeite, tenors, iaebrlaon or
deilru,B tfemeus, odic affection OF all kds rheu
n'iisnt, whether chronc nt.arnmhory; nervous or
bilious 'sYsfs OF sarltty scrofIia salt rheum,
and all blvtohes, bad humors, md impure cenlpexions
ct he skin; tlessuest night snd daily irrabiiity
and melancholy; tie conln amt and cholera
morus diarrha,a grown pers rs; and hatu-
ehcy with bad breath; chotnsis and POPULATIONS OF the
ttart and head changes a female cnpstintien and tor
Hnrae and disofganized constitutions IN either sex;
winch have not been pc mau hl!y relieved by other
medicines sing lie ta! OF br " Fssrs' medicines in
anY of these will produce such effects will in
lc}te their incorporate upeliory, and induce such
use {" ti,em as will insure speedy and unguestiona-
~. cue. Directions iof Use accompanying them
Nj certificates OF cures will he show from
ae length d the ca losue it is impossible give them
paltri,} thtoustgtae medium Of newspaper. Dn DIR
.snns catalogue tier upwards If $4,000! cases,
ans! ~ this city safar 70 many persons VITO have
ecu elieye i AID ii Instances enft " cured OF
long *ttnAag discusses BY DR. Evans Canon lie Pills.
ap-b i'm
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Blue SULPHUR SPRINGS.

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- wiz mstH,,1' - h amer IN jue se,s,n for fhs
'na " n'lo Tut ~ y, 49, ~
reception o. company i", 49,: LII
haee ne"l N tHs f'l'se ~ ~ IT,, ,, ~, ,..,
nnn'i "aI n'ai'c =" - }, Standardization,
added ami n2E Nnlshid& Sa19aSs rt'lts,
sy the ls'h JntV tor -" Ns'ei'' ~ tdla
PIKE road mas been c"29l"elt PoS,'I5 ny 'lI Si?''
anu 'h.ei 9Ge'tS 'n1 ;t; ~ ~ 80 o5i",
eurg. over ms rsaai by ueetl2l Vi 'he !osI 'et
dopar'heh', HieSsts' 9ea'h' ~. " ~ t,.i
a,s,l coaches WIN run posi- 2isP "ans ia.,.sl'I"
atthe springs N'ilofs may lrc5lve NY ,"iu tt5!S
ona na''y eds' anu vs.. ~. 'ns pDt ~ ',, NJ
81 thsse "steFs lae 'fntiiot"' "E74 ,'"' -!
ave peeh ani'Nssa ny % - - GU.
snnd TO hoti IN sHa ~ a. ~ ,'t'''- F gu
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M. o, 'f a sha he rendered 10 isure
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VI .ne n'a' 9u'pA'' '"N'"' 'A''9 vs. ~ fN f
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STATE OF LOUlSIANA.-First judicial District
Court
FFNHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
William Nackey having purchased at sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans, the property
hereinafter descre has applied to the clerk OF is
court ia whose office the decd of sale recorded
the 5ih day of Mai, A ID. 1885, for monitiOn i'd
versement in conformity 10 of the Legislature of
the State Of Lonsi ma, entitled "n act for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers at judicial sales; APP
proved the 9th day OF March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know We, and all persons interested
herein, are hereby cited and admonisled in the
the State Of Louisiana and Of the First judicial District
Court, who can set up any right title clai in aud to
the property hereinafter described consequence Of
inforaltv in the order, decree Judgment of the court
under which thc sale was made, or any irregularty
Ill ghilty in the appraScents and advertisements in
tne or manner Of sale, or tor other defect wtatso-
ever; to show cause, within thirty days from the day
this nonon is first Inserted in the public papers, WHY
the sale made should not be- confirmed and h0molo.
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ISL oresad on the 23d day of April, A. ID. 1888, by
virtue of decree of this cnut rendered on the Sd day
of March, A. d. 1888, in suit entitled William Mickey
anue Bell No. i5,535 OF the docket0f this court,
at which sale said William Aackey became the pur
chaser for the pice Of $4,000, cash,
Description of Property given in Judicial Con
vepan T., VIZ:
certain lot of ground together with all The build.
ings aud improvements thereon situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded bv New f.evee
Louisa, Paul and Delord streets, designated by the No
8, on plan drawnhy CT Zimpel, Deputy surveyor
General, on the 10th December, 1881 and deposited as
plan No 10, in the book plans OF Felix Gt mo notary
public Said lot -easures % feet II inches front en-
New Layee street, rs feet il Depth on the side ad Joining
lot Ne g. and 80 feet inches and lines in depth thu
side adj inning the property now or ataly belonging Il
where it fronts alley If trae feet nine inches il
common to lots Nos A :, 81 and O.
milo EWls rep Clerk
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MILES COMPOUND EXTRACT or
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| SUBSTITUTE FOR CALUdEL. y
fgNIiE doetlne promn gated with so much assurance
l. BY many empires Of the present day, that
i'cne will cnre all Diseases IS not, and never he
true; and he who asserts it, Is either fool
poster hnt it IS fact d@mnrsttahie by experience
that contributions Of medicine may be formed from the
YEGETa KIEGnoM, that viii act uniseIsaay Of
ttc So stn when taken seasonably and uicious pro
portions to cure, III nine case ou u ten all diseases
within the reacl, and power OF medicine.
From the well known and established reputation q!
Caiome5, it has long been "nPioseJ by thc empire,
and scientific physician As one N The raos po"eita
gents for the removal OF disease }t nix former, Il
most espr, land been Delayed "itit nnS't!ms, l'ai
heil authors claimed as specifics Ia every 'saase met
tcn TO IL" h,.inan family III" t"y o' these lgeeh
sions needs comment, for accurate chemical n:est
cation has Shown, that the bise Ut IN 81 Of Ia, p!Htces
ati.oljcons, &c. which i7ve ben unexpected before
TIE community, with 50 much assurance, IS Calumet, or
mercury in some iGrm No., Il this potent arclee
even il hands ct the most sEitni MUSICIAN, frequent
" eyerts ittuetce on the human sthten, prcScrr,
and entirely beyond the contro! Of art; undermining y.
constitution and bringing on premature old age disease
and death, villa, result should be "xpect, when pre-
9crtIGh by tie ignorant Could thtir many thousand
victims speak, voice from the tomb "on soon d!spcI
he &tecEe' delusihn that ro" s"ay5 The minds Of the
living.
Humane PhYsi.ians depiore ihc sad evils resulting
from the ,,,rti,raI .ltt;cp aud vii ia,t!y n ii the i,-
toluc,iop of an ni tl,- a ,nel, b s,lbstitu,i for
calomeI The, (.a{ ans t.., 4 riiy tin. II, ,rrtaily
OF its ,rmar operation, l}e. p,ts y whether !, vii
be favorable o. uttvOTat rtr.y also k3,oly ,d tcci
t II lis ilsr Is ctnnnr: In 4 :lst,}tl9ti time i-
furious secondary consequence must follow But thr;
must choose the least of two evils; t.cy know no ether
article that will arouse t1tfd Huer remove ObstrIc-
ton, aud sci in free action ,h who'll, elan,Iuar system
and IL te,r indjsncns,b,v necessary TO d., this the,
continue; lis Use the. evil cunst
which f,lInw
The, hive long desired ard sought an article that
would Dr,1nr t md Firts of his ,,,,,r vit,n,I
hir ctin. ;t, ,,aticl ia lis distn,fgus results Such
tlrsiderstn il ia believed has a: tnh .cu obtaine.
in de article now presented to The ,nLiic.
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