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HURRA FOR CALEDONIA 3 Gms, 9 CbccJa

CltEh hNFflhil' % L'Ul9d'a'
HURRA FOR CALEDONIA cans, Chcasi
Married in Caledonia, on the Thursday evening
last Mr., Elijah Grove to Miss Elizabeth Power
At the same place. by the Rev. David Wugu,
Mr.. John }. Mayficld to Miss Rachel Dnwlc.
Also, at the same time, by thu same, Mr.. Franc
Jones to Miss Mary Ann Beard, alioI Caledonia, IN
the county Of LoWndcs,
More expected soon Good We Shall always
be happy to hear from our Caledonia lutnls.l
MARamp in Natche2 on the 10Th inst b. the Row
y. c. Page John v. j. Colding,ou formerly Of N
York &, Francis M. Rcdmn
At the same place, by the Rev. Mr. Winchester
Grin Mc'caIfEsq. to Miss Zuiika Lyons,
Near Natche2, 10y the same William Mllidn Esq.
of y clsbu7g to Miss Isabella Alexander.
A Holly Springs, on the OH inst by the Rev. ).
Hurd, Alexander Il, Wlic, to Mss Elizabeth Ann
Thompson.
AT the same pace, on the 10th A, ], Conrad, to
Mis-, Francis G. Upton.
In tie same town, Spolswood Saunders Esq. to
Miss Eliza Squares.
Iii Coheeyi0c, on the 18th nit. Thomas II. Jones
ESD. 10 Miss Maria l.. Nansant OF Winchester, Ten.
In Wilkinson county, George Il. Draugn ESD to
Mary H. Winnngham.
In the same county B. w. Wright, to Rcbgcca
J. Watkins.
In Clinton, La Robert VRpIcy Esq Of Anite
county, TO Martha Ann McClcndon.
IN Port Gihyon"on the 18th inst. BY the lion. n.
McDougall, ThompsonlWhte Eq. 10 Miss Susan
Graddock all OF that county,
In Copiah county on the l0th inst by the Hon. S
II Johnson Mr. WIN Il Blake to Miss Nancy Thomp-
son.
In Macon, Nozubco county, by the Rev Mr WI.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
NOTICE.

a LII those indebted to the subscriber BY Note
IA OF Account are requested 10 como forward,
and pay up, as we shah On the first of June place ali
orr Notes and Accounts in the hands Of an office,
for collection. II is not wish TO create cos ard
hope they will b. paid without
May 5. 1914 ID. s W. STANTON.
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have thought that ths publication Of a sJrics Of
shortarliccs, original AMI selected on the intellect
ual anil moral improvement olsociety, would greatly
aid lte work wAich has been 50 happily commenced
by the Literary Association Of this place. had hoped
that sou- Individual better qualified than myself
would undertake tie task; bltas 10 one seems dis
posed do so, will, with your permission, furnish
a few articles On that subject myself
IcNoRANcE and NlCE are the two great sources of
evil in society; they are the great enemies of an i'm
proycment; the removal ofhese, Is the great object
to be aimed at in an education.
rlan aiei plan, system after system, for intellect
nal improvement, has been presented TO the world ;
but unul very recently, no provision has been made
for moral culture. Even yet, the plan Of harmon-
Gus cultivation OF the intellectual faculties and mora
powers, seems to be but imperitcdy understood and
but partially acted upon, YET moral culture must
be combined with intellectual, or all our efforts will
prove unayailnr Vice, the greatest Of an enemies
TO human happiness, will contnue-wiII increase
We may grow WISER more powerful, weathie" but
not better or more happy GIVE the mind a sound
useful education train the heart to truth and hen.
esty, kindness, affection aud charity, and the evils
that bcset Us on-a sides will at once disappear Let
the mind once gain a relish for study; let the heart
feel the delights of high morality, and no earthly
power could dpgit down to the haunts. Of vice.
W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

a y compliance with the al oye resolution, no
III tee is hereby given, that on the 18th day Of
June next, the board will accept and ralfy the best
offer made tIem loi The construction Of tie Bridge
referred 10 Ii The same. A profile of the work vii!
he subject 70 Inspection at the clearinghouse IN
ColumLns at and for lew days prior 10 the time
mentioned ior closing The contract. None need APP
ply except such Is come prepared 70 give The most
ample securities for tie performance Of their con
Iraet ana all other things being equal, preference
N'Il be gwen 70 Che contractor who viii complete
ife work IN !he shortest time.
a. n. JONES, Prcs't.
Apri Il, 1888 AIfa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
Union Bank Charters.

A FEW copies Of the original Charter Of The
IA Mississippi Union Bank, together with all
the amcntImcnto may be had at this Office, Price
d cents May ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
Notice.

TEvHE partnership heretofore existing between
n Billingsly & Hudspelh, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All persons owing The
firm will make payment TO VIM. b. BIingsy, and
those having claims against the same, viii present
tiem to said Bllinggly. n he alone y aufhorveIo
close the business ofsad firm.
VIM. BILLINGSLY.
SAM'L NJ. IiUDSPETH
Leuisyilt May H. $3.50 3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
Bank TomI,lgby Rail Road Go.
CoLuMBUs, MI ApfH 10, 1888.

"Rcfolred, That the President advertise forth
WITH that the Board viii BE- prepared at the end az
sixty days fom this date 70 make contract for
building Bridge Dor tic use Of the road to be con-
sructcd by this ComPauy) across the TombigbY
river at Columbus, and invite proposals"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
Cnufinn.

VAL hereby caution all persons from trading
w fora JOINT promissory note executed BY
rs 10 John DAVIS, on or about the 10Th day Of May,
1876, payable twelve months after date, for eleven
hundred dollars (or ibcrcabonts) As the considera-
ton or which said Note was given has entirely fall
cd, we are determined not to pay K unless compel
led by law. WESLEY SMITH
J. G. DAVIS.
hlS0-A note given by me TO John Davis, the
same time l0r eighteen htudred dollars, or thcrca
bouts do not intend 10 pay said note, unless com
PEELED hy laW, as the consideration for which said
note was given has failed.
J, G.. DAVIS.
Hamilton, Nav 3, 1888 ana
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2L,sllPuzes amounting to

Packages OF y whole Tickets for Sl95, nus
draw 500. and may draw ihe four hrsi capitals
which is $4,000
Par 81 Drs,-iag tds Grand La3ye Lottoy.
10 determine the .rr,cts entitled To prizes IN the
LOueru srycntv-ti,t numbers fom | 90 10 iuclu-
s,yc, win be >oyerlN exhibited to the public on the
day ulIraWiur, on separate ballots, and then dcpos-
it'd in wheel; when , Of them viii be drawn out
az random, by wticl t,srg wtl be go Iickets with
'hret OF the drawn numbescn; i,l3S with two, aud
- t36 with only one of them on, These Tickets
v,l he i. ICES a. 0lHvsi
Trbtls wit, three 81 tbs drawn numbers on
lst, 81 ana 81, the tapiaprze 81 Si9'o Coo
,th, 5lb AMI 9th do 90 100
1jh Sh aud Oh do do ''U O0e
lO.h, ilth aud 2th do do 100
81, "a and ia do do 1900
Ist "a ana llh, lst st and 9TH Isl It'll 8 9th,
LIT 5th and 9Th, Isl Oh aud slh, LIST ith \
oh, Isl sth ana i0th Isl 9th and lth, lst
t5t 10Th and laUt, istillh and l'lth, each LOCO
, 81 and 9Th, I'll hh and 7lh,ad 9th ana slh,
, 6th ana Oh, 81 1th and i0h "a lth
and 9Th, sd jth and 7lh, 81 9th AMI a'h,
3l 7th and cub, Sd stll and 1oth, 81 sth and
"a Oh and ltb, "a l0lh and llth, 81 Iia
and 5ta, 81 1th and sih, 5tI slh and 9th
9TH gthand 10th jth l0Illand llt' 81 va
nnd llth, 81 10th and lth, each 100
int ju ana li, Isl 81 una Ottl, ~ oW HHu tbl
Is, 81 and sih, lst 81 aud 9th, Isl 81 and
l0.h, 1t 81 and llh, 1sl 81 and l2t}, l1
idl aud stu FL ith and 9th u Ah aud oh
I'd lth aud sth ~ TIA and Oh, "a tlh aud
l0tb, ID lth and llth, 2i iDh and TAN, "a
"a STD and 9Th, 2l 5th and 9th, ID 9TH aud
10ih, each f; : 80
ST other Tickets with lhree Of the drawn
numbers OH, oach 100
Tickets rifh oalY tro ofth darn numbers
Tickets with thc lst aud 81 dawn numbers on GO
Tickets with the 81 and tIi DO 10
Tickets with the 9TH aud 9Th do 80
Tickets with The 9th and 10Th on | aud l!th
drawn numbers on, -
Aloher Tickets with two otlhc drawn mum
hers on :
Tickets without any Of The drawn numbers on
arc blanks.
t.3- Tickets IN the above Lottery FIR sale at the
Bar Of the Eagle Hotel aud at the Exchange of
Boss 81 Ra}gls by A. =. TOWNS, Agcn'.
nor lo the sum Of five dollars handsome for
tune may b, secured
Columbus, May 20, 1888 d6a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

Mississippi Grand lodge Lottery.
nRAWS EVERY S.lTURDlT SrcN-
~ gEE \ NArpUtt, .Naaa-aa.
tAuthwrcl by go act ofiae L-gsEwltl
1 prixe'0f Si5.OOO.; 10 OF $1,000;
TICKETS $500; Halves 8 80, Quarters 81 p.
6 Numh,rsAI3 Drawn B1la.s:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

Y Newould especially commend the follow
owing Item which we extract from the Nashville
non 10 The notice Of the Banks of this State.
mere IS one fact connected with the Iesump-
pOn Oh specie payments by some Of the eastern
OauNS' winch ought to be conclusive with every
.oaeh' bank DESTROYS of pursuing a similar
.'se, IN convincing them that there is no dan
sI' IN H. Its this, that SO far as we have MOTTO
s0 i, more specie has been deposited with the e-
~ a',.ls banks than they have been called upon
vi ray out Such has been the case in New
MN S,A' Albany, Boston, Nowburyport, and else
inc'e' This proves two things, that there is no
'ana 'or specie for expectation, and that there
'ss' amount Of it boarded. Why, with these
a. s's before them, should any solvent bank hcsi-
mo- moment abou, redeeming its bills, when the
won 'I 0nnanclaton of determination to do so
,e,, Lu al once raise them to par with specie,
dsn Nv confidence in their soundness, and lead TO
'Sposlts Of speciel
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

1E1- Our iacetou3 correspondent at FuIsom gives
some of his "missing" federal bank whig neigh.
bors few bread hints. Their party is certainly
going ahead with ayengeancel but it is unlor-
tunate that they should have such short memories
about their old scores. Give us their names friend,
properly authenticated, and we will help them along
We Shall take pleasure in exposing to the world all
those rascas who dodge OF without paying their
debts.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
L.aU N0ticc

EAANL. JONES, having resumed the prac-
~ tice Of law, will attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazoo aud the adjacent countless he Chaueery
Supreme and Federal Courts al Jackson. Office al
his residence Yazoo county ten miles South Of Ben
ton on tie Clinton road. Address Benton, lazoo
City, Miss,
May 2Gth 1895, - l6-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

The following persons have lately been appoint
ed postmasters in this State.
Haysyille, Leake county, Samuel w. Waskom.
Boyina, Warren county, David F. Cowan,
Augusta, Perry county, William }. House,
Carroton, Carroll county, Samuel Hart.
Brownsville, Kinds county, Elihu WATSON.
Powhattan, Coahoma county, John II. Temple.
Pharsalia, Ponola county, George W. Redman.
Free Trader.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

h. SphN D. FREEMAN, Esq, of Grand Gulf
.Iad; oeen elected District Attorney Of the Firs.
III District of this State, Vice Cheston Ring.
e'I f. oecased The following is the full vote.
II freeman, 1878
HI O. Lus'In, Of Natchez, 07l
Trugh Short, of vicksburg. $50
when u, !, must be very latterng 10 Mr. freeman,
ibe i ~ ! Is known.that the majority Of voters in
PROM, DS'f'ct are opposed TO him on political
IN, We know enough or Mr.. F. to say
&c Will discharge the duties Of his office I'M
tor, a'y' and we have no doubt, entirely salisiac
70 The har and the public generally.
.Naichs- Free Trader.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

TIE Free Trader complains of its dizziness for the
last eight or ten days, aud says by way Of an apclo
gy, that the editor was absent on '.pressiag bust
ness !" 0 hushl!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

70 The Tombgby is row in fine boatab.e con
able condition The steamer Triumph left our land
ing yesterday for Mobile. Several boats are OK
p2cted in the course Of the week.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

Packages OF y whole Tickets for Sl25, nus,
draw 500, 0ni may dnw lhe l1ur FIRST capitals
Which Is $4,000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29


PARTY OsrRAeIsH.-Yeslerdsy the General Com.
~sse Of the Wing party, passed the following singular
resolutions,
wuIo GENERAL COMMITTEE oFTHE CITY or
NEW YORK.
MApcu x7th issa-Oa metien Resolved That this Com
mse behalf OF the Wing party Of the Guy sna % &
New York, whom represent repuda.e ana eeny
cples contained 10 editora sree
"Phenix Rank" in the Evening Star OF the zoln ~ az
emphatsally deny the staterents TIER a
the opinions sea,imeas OF the wig
Resolved That the foregoing resolution be puoshea' ny
N'' = =" SAMUEL STEVENS, Chairman pro tem.
A. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
NJ b. MgpNTFoRT, Secretary pro ten.
Who supposed that the sentiments OF the Even
ing STAR the sentiments of the Wing party The
practice Of every little band OF politicians every now
and then denosncing newspapers, is at best but a
small business The Evening STAR has Alright to ex-
press whit sentiments it chooses Besides Samuel
Stevens A. Williams or ~. b. Mounfort the Wing
partyf Who authorized them TO speak more for the
party than the Star
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

nEAFNESS CURED.-DR. sCUDDERS eeehrs.
~ Acoustic Oil certan and failing remedy
Deafness all its and has been the Of restoring
thousands from partial entire deafness perfect hearing
Many entirely relieved by the II BOTTLE and
ho have been completely deaf have been
lowing few certificates and letters r gentlemen OF
knows responsibility
BRookLys, July I, 1887.
"Tbis certify that in Sep ember 1886 taken win
deafness in accompanied with loud rumtng
similar some heavy steam ngine by was
which continued without ermission month of anu
ary when purchase bottle Of Dr. Scudders Acoustic
OH from A. d. Sands 100 Fulton Of William,
and before using half OF the contents of one bottle hearing
completely restored although have times been
hat affected from takiag cold Yet with few sppl
others similarly affected, 10 Try The
SETH COUCH, 10 Fulton street, Brpoklyn.
Messrs. A. b. ID. Sands-Gentlemen-As have the
pleasure Of personal a~ouanar send the above
certificate which, from humanity fellow beings
liberty make such disposition of you may think pro-
per. Respectfully your humble servant
do hereby certify that my little daughter quite deaf
much that wassoemes fearful she weuld entirely lose her
hearing From reputation of DR.. Scudder indnced
to try phsi Of his Acoustic OH, by the oil which, am
happy state, she entirely restored TO hearing.
II. ID. PARKMAN, Hudson, N. Y.
have had similar performed TO that mentioned by
Mr. Parkmaa child by the OF part OF bottle OF
STEPHEN HEDGES Hsson. New York.
The above carefully prepared o the original receipt Of
DR. Scudder by the subscribers who sole for
the United States Of America and the Canadas
fASSETT SELDEN z0l River street, Troy, N. Y.
The genuine Acoustic Oil sold wholesale and retail by
A. b. d. SANDS leo Fulton street,
f261m. OF William.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29


FRon WAsHrsoros-SuB TREASURY BILL rAssAo
The oaly matter of any interest Congress on
va. the final passage Of the subrrsa'ury Bill. mar,
Mexican of Pennsy lvans, moved the Po'tponenent OF
N. Ri; until the frs, Monday ofDeeernber next The
molten was rejected BY oftwensy nine TO twenty
three The question then came .p on the t.ai passage
of the bill, and il passed by the following vote;
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Bewton, Brown, Clay Of Ala
hama. Cs,hbert Fulton Hubbard. King. Linn, Lump
kin. LYON, Morris, Mouton, Niles, Norvell, Pierce,
Roape Robinson SEWER Smith of Connecticut, Strange
Trotter, Walker Wall, Williams, Wright, and Young
81. .
NAYs-Messrs. Bayard, Buchanan, Calhoun Clay
Of Kentucky, Clayton, Crittenden, Davis, Grumpy,
Knight, Mexican, Merrick, Nicholas, Prentiss, Pres
ton Rives Robbins, Rugges, Smith of ladiana South,
ard, Spence. Swift, Talmadge, Upton, Webster ana
White-25.
Ii is rumored that Isaac McKim, member OF the
House Of Representatives from Maryland is appointed
the Office Of Secretary Of the Navy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

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UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, III
TON AND PHiLADELrHIA.

TON AND PHILADELPHIA.
BY Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Line wiz leave the 20, a surIsnAt every
= New sru.ss,es thence by stage 20 Tren,os, striving a.
Philadelphia the same afternoon
H.. -,
'T a,ss.s S.. Yc. Se 9e1 cou
O'clock y M r,s.enssrs WI s.es Trs1G by Scoe.
Raj aoas arriving IN Philsdeipss sy O'Clock, AN.
Returni gLesve Pbiiadelphia at oeock. v NJ arriving
se.s. apply s,he Nan Road once foot Of cosraoa
Il. Nsw !, s ss oses % s ssq - =
sus Tsssra. Al Trcsten.
tie hrs and Of Paterson Rail n al, which
nect with the above ses the Junction ssrg-ni aad the
public may rely syoa supply ofssges New Brunswick for
field, or T. Mail ce,eb once, ed No. csurtsndta n~
Bresdw,y, New yoL
ousnsr before NJ "ss 'qoar''r before A. ~ and
-. ALEXANDER ;s,s.1 NJ CUNNING. Proprietor
Ra .: For the greater despsich and conve.
Ass,ie and Savannah and Charleston Steam Packet Con
s s"% fs Nd ss.% r,ess . 70. tic
s.CARULINA, CAPTAIN Coaey.
| PULASKI, Cap i'm -.
tssy al. instant They Win leave Norfolk ssrss,eiy ess
Tuesday and Saturday, Charleston every Monday sso
1s.sT. Es ;ssps. r..d.y. ss.
nshes with hfs rate copper boer the Camm snde
Engineers are men OF shit and long erperenee ~ this line
they ere night lees thsn by anyo her
Passage from rhisdeinhfs through e9e
khlusre
Nerolk, "a
Ticheto be had Bsrnore ,ea-bo,t .~ I'm rb,,s
deipha, beard the vSolA s,esr
Oce 10 Baltimore board the boats hey The
wharf. - -
The sssssssos, VIM sEABRooK leaves ch.r,...sr @. .
snrab every rr,Ss, orp'ne.
All baggage ut the rsah of,he owrers
Bslss-ore. Ita Oct. 1857. ID
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LrvhE m.sJiA ns IsN Nf fxxchm9nHiks. COM
III G4 IA "a


REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
" Remttances and drafts with freight and pase 20 10 ans
from Great Britain and rr~Iand-ROCB1S COMMERCIAL
LINE. The Subscribers respectfully intimate 70 their friends
rang eraents with thsm tor bnrr out Of v snlie,
friends by the ssrly spring hps-the hrs % which viii
running from Liverpool on the lS Frernay la3s
will csntpue regularly every werh shsr~ ards,
aordug the most desirable and eligible cosvey
NDce they have
The deenon Of vessels Liverpool engaged his trade
having heretofore been great and Just esuse ~
the subscribers o removing by despatch
from Liverpool, to ehect the serns
merit estbsmen Of such regulations In their days o. sns
will give earr sstisfactics shippers and - further To-
ducemeni for preference ~ hrr Line over all
vessels, fusraDfee they shs INVARIABLY
sail the appointed day, full not ta ard take freight
when opposed 10 transient vessel Al such rse . VIII
The for the convenience ~ theu passsa
Liv.rp~o 81 the hrs clas-running fulary
every day different of Ireland and seotsnd
convenience Of impcrtsace 10 tbos~ residing ~ the out
ports. :.
In relation to reriisnee. their drsns and pos the
Royal Back of Ireland paid IT sight, free o. dssopa
sno cousty sides In The tnass
towss erne the pvrpe Bank OF resns notes
soopvepience oaly by this establishment
Tb~ir drafts veil ~ passage erdsr Gao ~
the re gular ne the It, eb ieth snd 18th ~
zach month In the Those residng w inc coasy s
address b. letters p~st psid ~hich viii be- punctnsIy a.
endcd to- Further he sscsrsired On sprlss
dBsms ROCHk shoTHhSsh Co
IA PASSAGE F.om SIG a srss rate
nes,, and ssmsdae nnsbsr OF psssengsr. 10
ef,h 2 cabin
Eo' ''ess'or p.s''Fe' 'gp c COULTER. las v,c.. =.
j27.tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

l6rAbrIOH-GELI1sMH eArsULss-nr. y
psse sSss -: :: 1:s.
.is.to. Of YcAsS Csps,iss ssvsrt'sd .s ss:eiae
s s. t .sns name: e
s !. &: i %s ss PIE:
inform those concerned, that am ,srsg
The spsross i%,.oa Of be speaks they are made
pure Basan, and 6eantine which viii leak eoase-
sss Ss or Esa
obj Ct n eS 10 sa%ne the s.% Of coprs
and as nay C.pnss have been y
phia they can with safety be recommended superior ar
The extensive sales with which they mel anpse
'e; ai,aeI!y Ct their efficacy.
Delss Dr. James Hart Chambers
IN Xxi. s ey ALL all other % and
Sa sna b prefer them Of Mohes manu-
my cTzRnf sS1 wL By s;sss0'
81 FG rTsHG sA E z; oAR
Medicine which are adse @ ~ ,ns
agreaen,s irving TO Introduce limitations use has
been made o. my own prospectus with tanaton Of it, i'm
@y through al ESrops fro FROM 70 r faes
would aspcar that The ator has received ceeates
Dr. RcGr surgeon Chief to the ysnerea Hospital and
Se Fsss q mree Of p, ana
% a se Spn de
Dr. BacLoue also Of The faculty Of Paris &c which
nn'r oy oeeh oehseIe@ 10 me- dnu are In my own
session lam also the only inventor and maker of this article
authorised TO referto
Messrs. Baron Albert, first ply stefan to the King &c
Mne Major 70 The HCsPa Of La Pe
in the faculty Meda Paris Surgeon to The King
Dr. Rosan ohe Hospital la veesse, professor of the
faculty OF Medicine of Paris. &c and
Dr. Gu Surgeon Chief the venerea Hospitals,
member OF the Royal Academy of Medicine, &c which
gentlemen have honored approbaon and are
daily recommending he use Of my remedy.
wi be FOR the public 10 decide whether confidence
can be placed in the article such the
yenor under The patronage OF the above celebrated Doctors
a lay no oike
than that of using Others and try-
ing TO appropriate themselves privilege
tlhcates and references TO which they have right
The only general Depot in the United States by
wholesale OF this Medicine, lisa
F. G. BERTEAy,
No. 80 William ST. in the city OF New York
Hcan be had at retail frem the following ggists- Mil
hs1 lSs Broaoway' Messs Southland Deuc Park Row,
and 53l Broadway; Me Rushton Aspnwal William
st. ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House the city York.
Also, at Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston.
~ The Genuine Boxes oval containing SO Capsules,
and have the seal the inventor stamped their closing
them. m5-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

ERNEST MALTRAvERs.-We perceive by the Eng
ish papers that Mr. Buwer is proceeding with thecon
tinuatior of this most interesting work
Call up him that left untold
star of Camb bold
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

Moan LAsT weRDs-There was quite an interest
ing fancy ball at Masonic Hail. given by the Aldo
reens, society Of ysuns gentlemen who rejoice in that
rather qsrzica name. We have heard Of the philoso-
pher OF Abders' but ne philosophy 10 like that Of
jsylng life and seizng the present hour guam mini
rnu~ eredaia postero. This practical wisdom, and
our friends the Abdorcens practsed il to perfection
They showed their taste and gallantry by inviting
as many pretty girls ssthe would hold and their
fancy dresses did honor to the elegance Of their ina
gastion and the choice Of their reading as they intro
duced many psrsonsgss Of history and romance,
whose costume and bearing were well preserved
The youth Of New York an aspiring set and u 3
aGse,y Of nations will suffer No eclipse in their hands.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
PIONEER FAST LINE.
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VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves the West Chester House. corner OF Broad and Race
streets, daily NJ O'Clock
The Boats and Cars upan this Line the very
description hsvng been built expressly the accommodates
o. passengers. pasea NV The country
This ~ the Only facseI tne Nan Road 70
Harrsburgh, thereby saving 80 miles Of anal travel snd
eur and half formerly the when they by
Columbia, ind there took the canal.
For speed and comfort Line exesfled by
N the United States
Passengers Cincinnas Louisville Nstchs1 Nashville 81
Loss he Will swsys be certss Of being taken wss,v ae
Ay as this line connects with the boats carrying
tie mai.
For apply the north Of %h Chss,pos
81, and No 800 Market corner Sd and willow
A. b. CUNNING, Agent
Philadelphia, Nav 9. ia