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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

We have great cause for rejoicing in the close of
This Contest, as the people OF old Virginia have
shown themselves true to the principles Of Jetler-
son and Taylor They have struck terror into the
ranks OF the Leigh and Ryes actions. The State
now stands Disseminated and free, and she will cast
y more unanimous vote for the reelection OF Mr..
Van Buren, in 1910, than has been given w her Gr
many years. Old Dominion.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
state Of Mississippi Lowndcs Ct'y.
Probate. Court, Jame Term, 1899

If0bdles Court, JuHe Term, 1893
FkNO al persons interested ia tie real estate Of
4 Thomas Allison Sen. deed: iou are hereby G..
ted Ia be and appear before the Judge of our said
court att term to be holden the court house for
aaid county IN the town OF Columbus on the first
Mondny of August, 1889 and shuIAause II any
yon can, why Use following land the property OF the
estate of sand Thomas Allison SEN deed. 10 wit:
She rast haf Of the north han Of the south west
quarter Of section oleveu aud two acres and three
ioarhs oh the north aide Ut the cast halt OF the
south hail Of the south west quarter of said section
eleven, in township number cigheen. nofthol range
number seventeen east situated ~ Lowrdes county.
should not be Sold to pay he residue Of III debts Of
the said Thomas Alison Sen. dec, agreeaby To the
| prayer of tie pstoE Of Thomas Alison IT,, the adj
nlnetrat1r Of the estate Of said Thomas Allison ST.
! decd,
| Witness, Thomas sampson, Esq Judge OF tie
Probate Court iot said county, the first Monday Of
June $50. Issued the 7th day Of June 1889.
Attest K, ID. HADEN Clerk
4S-iw Pr fee $40 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
YANKEE GIRLS.

The gay g7isetie, whose fingers touch
Loves thousand chords so well;
The dark Italian, loving much,
But more than one can tell;
And Engand's lair-haired. blue eyed dame,
VITO ENDS her brow with pearls:
fe who have seen them--can they shame
Our own sweet Yankee girls
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
Notice

Is hereby given 10 all those interested, that VII
+ sprdy al the next term 0f Probate Court OF Ok
ubbeha county, in the State Of Mississippi, for my
dover to the east half Of the south west quarter,
aud the eas hail o. the north east quarter Of ser
ton thfty.s,x, 10 township nineteen north ol range
thirteen east. RHODA LEDBETTER
lure sth i8SQ--49- Nv, r. tes B. SC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
Millinery and Dress Making.

AIRS BINGHAM, 6om Huntsville Ala re-
Va sgecIuiy informs the aaes 81 Columbus and
rs VICINITY, thIi She has recently commenced me
above business 90 hcr residence the corner ct St
GyucNesc aud Eay,ttr streets She vi. make, oa
We shortest uuuct s,raw ". SILK, and huey b1unrJs II
manner and AFTER tie most approved STYLE.
Jane ), 1859 .sF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
VNNANS. HARRISON \ GRAY, VII frguarl

ENANS. HARRISON \ GRAY, VII regularly
IL surrd zoe HHA Count o, Error, auJ Appeals,
anal abe Cuaycyry Coutat jackson, anal the l. ;,
Cuut, al pvulotac. rhyy wi. ASA continue their
p-Jrucg IA JHr several cautls composing the 9th Ju-
d.sa. D.>lcI. bot Ni lake no collecting bH,I8tss "a
hc StlJc Courts, except from ht BIuk, Tor which
they age Ainuclsl Ia tie Siatc Courts tley wII
cnn6ue her attention % business uf hulaIej
character.
Juue Sih isSq-Is-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

The following which we fnl without credit II
an exchange paper, will make the reader laugh anC
thereby do some gooI; "a poor single man IS 9
creature who has 10 hold his nose 10 the grindstone
and poor married man is one who has his nose
held 10 the grind stone.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

DIED.-At Warsaw, Alabama, on the 10Th Of
June, Henry Reid, son OF Robert Bruce WteE
aged eleven months.
Suffer little children 10 come unto me and forbid
them not, for Of such is the Kingdom Of Heayen."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
Committed

vENO the jail Of Winston comfy by jams b.
4 McLrhud, Justjce o the peace ai said c1un-
~, on t6c 3lgt Of May 1889 one negro man BY the
nam, Of John and says be belongs 70 one John
Dckcy near Nalcbea, Nj said negro had on when
taken up dark Ilnsc pantaIoou. Inse roundabout
cont and black wool bat much WON. The owner
IS requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charg.sau1 take said negro away
COLBY M'DANlEL, Jlilor.
OF Winston county.
jufc II, 20-i0-3w Pr ZEE 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
Sherin's Sale.

Di virtue Of a writ Of e. IA. issued hy TIE rierk
ID OF the Circuit Court Of Lowndcs esunr and
10 me directed, viii 81. lar cash al the Court house
door VA Coiumhus, an Monday the thlrd day Of June
next, iot number ten, ia square number four. south
Of main street bounded as lninss beginning al
the south west corner 81 sai BOT, running thence
sauth twenly nine i.et aoug tie easeIs boundary
of Market street 10 Ia owned by u. VI. B1ossr.
thence cast paf3a,i with Nam siRe, seventy three
feet o. a Io owned hy \, r. Nufngion, thence
north twenty ulne legt parallel with Market s,Iect.
thence west seventy three feet 20 the beginning, on
which is situated tire house occupied rs the pob,lca
ton Office Il the southern Argus. Levied on as the
property 1T George Iucker % satisfy said H. "a. IN
favor Of s. f. Ruttcrwor,h Sale within the hours
prescribed b. law
JOHN ". RYRN. Sh'H
OK lownIes County.
M. S,J tssQ II; tv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

From FLeRfDA.-l, gives Us great pleasure
10 announce r-a arrival ID he stat oF Govern
meu' Of MAJOR Geueal NaCgNF. u5a hiss sue
cse-el Ia rac.eIuE the Indians of FONDA. and
has made >Iscb an lrran-smsr, v..a them "a, ulI
eHec-la g p-i a step ID laa further siu,tou ct
blood 90 that Territory. The country 10 be &C.
ouPej Professionally by lae ladtus Is situated
beyond all former settlements and the Gordon of
posts established acro,s tie peninsula sam New
Smyrna TO Tampa Bay vii be furnished with a
sufficient number OF troops 10 ensure faithful
observance OF The terms dictated by Gen. Ma
COMB, both by the whites and the red men.
We again say to TeNa, be prepared Tor war;
o1gamze and number youI mIita-.N o. Bal.
But zee say 20 Texas, prepare an army OF
$1,000 men, carry the war lnto the enemies
couLiTy and plant your "single star tl7.' on the
walls Of Mexico. Then, and then only car y0u
have peace and command the respect OF other IA
JIons.-.N o. True american.
So say vet Is the only hope tor Texas
Mexico otherwise will never permit that "ioue
star to loom IN undislurbed serenity. II Is the
course dictated by The laws Of seli-pTesenatIau.
The Texan war-cry should be Oapurd 70 he
City oCths meas!
From the domes OF that venerable Capitol we
hope ere many revolving years have sped Their
fight to see the Texan Banner uuiured to the
breezes OF heaven, wayeing IN triumph over a
land OF brightness aud beauty, like our own the
home Of Liberty and the asylum of the oppressed.
.Ndirkcs Courier.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

The New York Methodist Episcopal Confer.
enee, consisting Of about 200 ministers, met
yesterday at Brooklyn. The Conference last
year was held in this city, and there being at that
lime good deal of excitement on the subject
Of slavery, several Of its ministers were sus.
pended loI meddlng with that subject. The ex-
element having been kept up during the past
year, the Conference yesterday resolved by a
majority Of one only, to sit with closed doors.
The coming Elections in alabama. From
all quarters we have the most gratifying intelll-
gence. Alabama will be as true as steeP' TO the
principles OF Democracy. Peopled as she is, by
Nrglnlans and Carolinlans, She can but remain
the dui(ul daughter Of her noble progenltors.-
We seize upon the present opportunity to call
!he attention of the voters Of this county, 10 the
Democratic Ticket at the head of our column
Remember that the present will be struggle for
principle; think if you have any involved IN this
oiecuon; weigh the matter well, and come to the
polls in August next. Cast your votes for Pear
son, Williams and Smith. "Do your duty and
leave the consequences 10 Gods. .ilabdmlan.
IN item for The ladies--Not a few Of the
ptoloundest moralists and philosophers OF the
world have been enthusiastic in their adyocary of
early marriages. Tacitus was ahead of any of
them, for he declared that 'earIy marriage makes
usmora!--that il is the soul and chief prop OF en-
presi and that The man who resolves to live with
out woman, or the woman who resolves TO live
without man, are enemies to themselves, desiruc-
i've to the world, apostaies from nature, and rebels
against heaven and earthD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
sheriff = sale.

lwA By virtue Of writ Of feri faciss, issu.
c..f4 ed hy the clerk Of the Cncui, Court Of
f;iske3 Lawndcs county, and to NE directed,
.7aS-sa vl sell for cash, al Ihe cour, house door
in the lorpof Columbus, on Monday, The third day
Of June next, part at ~ number six, square num-
Der two, fronting Market street, running back sixty
SIX feet on which Is situated house formerly occtl-
ped BY Lactles Rogers, as Grocery Levied on
as the property Of A + Robbins deceased in the
hands Of Samuel W. Robbins, Administrator, I'M
administered Sale within The hours prescribed by
law. ] W, BYR<, Sha.
April 20, lsS9--i2-iw. Of Lowudcs County.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
Committed

NJ TO the Jail of Winston County BY
SfN1 James h. McLeland justice Of the peace,
EIA two fnnlaltoes, by the name Of iarbcri and
I%}says hr belongs to John White of East
nm Tennessee, and that he runaway from the
42gA. oyefseer, about 20 mics boIow this, while
he was on his way 10 Tuckcpay, and had when
taken up par OF cotton pants, cotton shirt, and
black Woo hat much worn The other b2 the name
Of Ihorci, and says he belongs 10 William Shelton
Of Brandon Mississippi. Thorct is bright Mulas-
toe, about - wears old, five ieet eight or nlne ir-
ches high, lad on when taken up, white cotton
pants. cotton shirt white lut ial much worn. Tie
owners Of SAID negroes is requested 10 Gene for
ward, prove property pay charge, and take ihom
away. COLBY MCDANIEL Jaiur
May SIS, is3a.--is-Sw. fpr lee Sc ooT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

0NHTVW IT " u" 1-'II - ""I W0ITI W ~ wv"
left APPRAISED todilcen dollars. pr. Tee 80 90
Taken up on the second Of April by VIM L..
Clark dark red steer white back ana belly mark.
ed with a crop and split 10 the night ear, and Aaf
crop 81 the upper part OF tie Irh Appraised 20
seven dollars and fifty cent}.-Ako dark red steer,
wHte back, black head, marked with a crop Of the
cft ear and half crop of tHc n1hl Appraised TO
FIVE dollars JOHN FLETCIALL, Ranger
Juue lj is59--i9-3w. Price 8! 90.
The Raugeg viii hold al persons that en'cr es.
uays N Ais bpjk, rcspnnsbig fir ices.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
General Ordcr-NO. I2.
Teachers Wanted.

YENllE Trustees Of the Franklin Academy wish to
l. employ one superintendent ard two assSlan:
teachers TO lake charge Of the Male Department,
and one superintendent, and two teachers 70 take
charge Of the Female Department. Of this lns,llu-
ton for tie ensuing year Applicants will BE- 'ex-
peried 70 furnish testimonials ut qualification. Lib
cra salaries viii be given. All persons desiring a.
nv Of These situations viii please address the Secre
tary OF The Board, directed 10 Columbus Mississippi,
on or before the ensuing 18th day Of July he
next session OF the Academy will commence on the
first Monday 81 August lsS9.
joins HUppLEsroS, Pres't. J
ARGYLE CAMPBELL,
SrErHES CocKE, Trustees
CHARLES WALSH,
Nj Nj. BRIGHAM, Sec'v.
Columbus, June stb, 1889. --4s-tE
70 The Nashville Union will give the boy q
three insertions and forward their account TO the Sc.
cre;ary Of the Board for payment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

The saie Of the above described property is here
by postponed uuu The fifteenth aay OF July next.
}. W. BYRN. Sb'f
Jane s, ls39--td, pr lce Ella ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
Law Notice.

NEW NUVEL-The Caoinei Minister by Mrs
~ Cure, the authorizes Of Hungarian Tales, Mo-
theirs aud Daughters, sc. SC. just received at the
Bookstore Of
June /, 1880 PFlSTER GOODNlN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
pnSrpnNEMENT

The above sale is hereby p,sinned tie fifteenth
judy next J. W. BYRN, Sh'h.
June 6,'d [Pr Zee Slo So. !
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22

Taken up On the 9Th of April By
James & Cummns, a brown Gov
and Cali, with q white face, brand Or
scar on the lett hip, marked with a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
ESTIMATED VOTE.

Elections are get to be held in the following
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-22
posrPoNFNFNT.

May Pad, 1889 -4j-im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10
III u M A N III A | r.

XTHERE the hair observed TO be growing thn nothing
w be prepoterous than the Of oils
any fatty matter Their application onl, be recon-
ended through the ignorance they hasten the fall
Of the hair by increasing the alton Of the .kn When
there harsh, contracted where the small
blood vessels which carry nouhmen the bulb obsrnc
then the oils &c be good they relax the skin but
alone they Of avail. There stimulus TO
the vessels from their orpor and quicken the current Of the
blood. The TRIO JPHEROUS. or INDICATED COM
POUND, only do Its virtues well known and
testified BY thousands Of the first families part Of the
country, who 1t daily.
Extract from Ciirehugh's Treatise on the hair
will prevent the hair every from falling off, and
restore that which mas fallen become thin the
dru from the head keep the the most healthy SOFT
and glossy state free from all greasy oily appearance and
induce the hair to a beautiful natural curl.
Sold BY the proprietor CLIREHUGH Hair Cutter, west
Of Fulton and Broadway and Of his agents. b. Dodd
Druggist, Of Bleecksr and Broadway VIM Minor,
Druggist OF Dey and Franklin House Mrs
King, Bookseller Fulton street. s4.lm"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

ERECkLEs FREcKLEs FRECKLHs !!.-Tb.
prevalence OF Freckes the human face and neck has
rom time inmemoral been only ANNOYING bu, decided
shgurement 70 the human body and Il gratifying discoye
mat an ehectul di,pcrscr has length been fou.d in
Wysths Celebrated Milk OF Roses which has stood unr
allied and unequaea in England France and America for
nearly ffy years '''
BsRoss, New Jersey, May Iath, 1889.
sr-at ne request Of my brother William, Ihsrs rr.a,
p.asnre ~ stating TO you that have been mach ON
The lace and neck for upward. of years was recon-
mendsd To use iour Milk Of Roses have done 80 and feel
ruy pleased ~ saying, that after the OF IL for mo,b
H nov free from every bepish my skim and nv compe,
on changed for the letter.
ESTHER OGDEN, Bervep.N.J.
Wyehs Mir 81 Roses speedily removes pimple. blo,cbe,
calss roughssss unburn, tan clsfng chappi,g AID e.
moving the unpleasant sensations after shasi.r il j. n,fc
injury Observ, the stamp of J. Wyeth retmer London
N Tie cork 81 each bottle For sale wholesale and all
he pfoprieors prices by A. b. D. Sands ~ and 100 El,
drtet. Gulon, ise broadway; Maor lpl Byo,a,,a, H.
cor Chamber and Broadway Dickie 4l3 B,oa i1a1
e' Houston and Broadway; Ring, GA Broadway, cole
ogo.n os brosa~.' sym. % md $40 Bowery Dewar cor
,hnrch aud hambers NJ Someryille cor ali Wo,.,os,
Wyeih, % Bowcry; Creighton. cor Csrmine All pa,l
ton, Bieecker street; Lindsay 10 6tb Avenue to ios
9Th Avenue Nicely, cor Chnstoph,Y and Green. 80
Barners Perfuner' store ~ Csnal street - ,ssw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10
1T is A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. that IN thu. c,,v

IS MELANCHOLY TRUTH. that In thus city
y well as other pase there individuals going
moatio month"; and year 10 year Under
acertain disorder which they feel be destructive bod,
and mind Deceived, and almost broken hearted by
Gus beang people whose professions Gil papers they know
not how to act or IN whom TO conhde scarcely possible
imagine the amount Of bodily and mental misery arising from
the people here alluded aware myself of Ia 6
extent, until the publication Of Private Treatisen-a little
vonme designed for those who wish for private well as an
immediate and perfect Of these complaints but which how
ever has given me most abundant opportunity witnessing
these facts. Many for instance have assured me- with The b
trest feelings Of regret that they had led on to take
10 TO 10 bottles Of drops Others many boxes pills. and
(soe Of the Boosting OF the Lnd) who ,rrward a.
pearei, have been entirely ignorant OF different
and changes which these complaints undergo II
must therefore be kmsy apparent to every thinking per
that nothing Of greater than 10 ascertain
beforehand something Of the skill and reputation the phys
san TO be consulted IN these peculiar Diseases and on h,
Of myself:
earsh, and member of the College OF Surgeons Loadon ne
&c. well as being the author volume nm 49,.
SUBJECTS. Se result Of nearly thirty years experience. have
sur Ashley "COPPER" London TO the eminent physician,
Of America Dr. Mott OF New York and Dr. Ply.iel. Of
Philadelphia and which permitted 20 show TO sny on.
who wishes IT, These authorities and he,for,
allow me with peculiar satisfaction, state that devote
portion Of time expressly these and NAV B. con-
New York al y, hour. % ''aA'' street,
Thos. who afflicted with any defect or
plant OF the generatve organs hoyey, lone ,,andn yin a.
tas every possible relief while those who app In In, earl,
stage, Of disorder will b. arreeabI, .r;.d, "
date aud convenient mode Of cure pursued
who wish to state their BY post or are In an,
s ., aoao, or ear wall meet with the most faithful and del
iSa'e attention On this would greater stress
er are ,arieus affections incident the sexual organs
though resembling certain complaints nevertheless perfect
innocent, and to which all subject II is a truly awful
thing when such fall into the hands Of snkfu or nm
princpled pen - 49,
For hose who wish IT, obliged to travel little chest
with lock and key fitted MP containing ever, thing
Tor the having the little treatise in the lid n
sent to any danee-pce STA This tt.t volume a,o am,
loas The nature Of certain facts which often deeply svr
s'ing to married people who have no children
With regard to structure geet depending on s,riere
generally the consequence Of badly treated canine.
be too well known that all the medicine the world alone
val never cure T. Those however who residents or hi.
atty, remain abo week under my care NAV Obtain
perfect safe, and easy cure Letters t. be addressed to
sl3-u DR. RALPH Senr "a raur,l.na, :, ~ "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

ohvs NE an eye, . swimming aye,
To meet nay ardent Slaaees-
n sunuyxys 20 gnxe apsn
When pleasure in ID das ces;
Give me an eye 10 mingle beams,
When mirth and JOY have bound me;
Give me IN eye TO ningle tears
Whea sorrows clouds are rousd me
Give me a check, a soft, self check,
Waru oses blushiDgo'erit,
30 bright, so pure, 30 angel like,
'Twere sinless to adore u.
Give me q check 10 press TO mine,
With calm and holy feeling,
That lulls the soul as music docs,
When DER the senses stealing.
Give me lip. balnly lip,
Sweet smiles around il wreathng-
A dewy lip, carnation.like,
Oflcye and iondness breathing.
Give me lip TO kiss, when all,
Or few, or none earess me-
A tall rcd lip TO dream uPon,
Seraph lip to TO bless me.
Give ms hand, snow-white hand,
Ts trenble when Ipress Il :
A fairy hand to hold in NINE,
A little hand to bless it
Give me hand to kiss, and breathe
Der il my souls DEVOTION
A hand 10 hold and press TO mine,
With deep unfeisned emotion.
Give me heart, agentle heart,
With warm affection beating
A heart 10 fiuiter with delight,
When lip to lip is meeting.
Give me heart TO cali my ows,
To cheer my heart when dreary-
A pure, a gliitle~. constant heart,
To lean upon when weary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10
TNFALLlBLE CURE FOR q

TNFALLlBLE CURE FOR G---a-Morran,s Com
pound basmic u.s. certified as being the safest spsedet
and most agreeable b. Sir Ashley Ceoner Byansbv
Dr. Eloton, Surgeons Lawrence Keate Brode sir charles
Belt &c For sale by appointment by A. g. d. Sands 10
700 Fulton ST. and the following Drugr corner Chamber
sBroadway corner Church Chamher ga Broadway, 81
100 howery corner Cumne and Bedford street IS lOs 9th
Prsse 81 per bottle.
NJ b.-observethe sesl"J M" on each jyis-s~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

rHERMAN'S COMPOUND ORRIs TOOTH PASTE.
- This celebrated article stands anrivaed for cleaning,
identifying and preserving the teeth hardens the gums
weetens the BREATH and leaves delicious taste IN the mouth
II warranted superior to every other den,rihee and free
from every thing that possibly the teeth. II should
be every family and every toilette and centemans
dressing All tina; It the best thing
known Sold wholesale and retail the Msdicated Lozenge
Warehouse l0s Nassau door above Ann Ask for
Compound Orr Tooth Paste other genuine
T09-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

UNABLE TEA sPOoNs.-soup Ladies, Butter and
II Fish Knives, Muddiers surrups Stair Roa.. Com.
ssunon sess. Mug speskog and Far Trurnpe Venaors
Table and Dessert Forks &c Nc &c warranted b.t q.ality
md 70 hsep col. for sale wholes and retail by
suu LEWIS FEUTCHwANGER Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10
d EO0 REwARD.-cRosss SPECIFIC MIxrUR

sWCUO for the of Gonorrh9a Glees Structures and
analogous complaints of the organs Of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints THE
s the certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without the least "a.
gard to Diet drink change application bus
We give long quacksh recommendations to deceive the
public IL the medicine does speak for itself shall
speak for IT. Our object is 10 notify where
that the proprietor challenges single
TO be hroug in which the will not Effect rapid cur,
under forfeiture of $500
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
cictyhlyh low, rich and poor, matrimonial and single They
now presented With remedy by which they
themselves without the least exposure the shortest time pos
sible.
Further, the disease cannot be contracted dose Of the
MIXTURE is taken al night going to bed when exposed
IL up bottles, with full directions
at bottle One bottle lasts week which generally curs
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at DIR WIN. H. MINORS Drug Stare, MOI
les Broadway, Dry street Frank House New York
and at Jones Hnchnson Of Chestnut and Seventh
streets. Philadelphia iels-Sm'
CHERRl's AsTRINGENT fills! !-Celebrs,ea for
- the radical Of certain obstinate complaint after the
iaiurr Of Capyi Cubeb injections and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate viii prove their celebrity.
New York. May 9th ie3n--- Hotel, Broadway.-Ths
writer when IN THIS city from Charleston last spring bought
half dozen boxes Of DR. Cherrys Pills, order that
who have been long despondng like himself he truly that
before he had finished the third box his complaint vanished
after having for FIVE years previously vauly .a all kind, o.
medicines injections hougies, change Of &c II is
than ten months his cure weighs ia
pounds while last sprug he only weighed 40 pounds"
FOR sale wholesale and retail by B. d. Sands 10 snd 100
EAtons aud the following Drug storescor OF Chambers and
Broadway corner Of Church and Chamber O. AMI $40 Bow
64s Broadway; Can,ne and Bedford ~ and 10
sixth Avesue and Burnes Patent Medicine store az Canal
street friee 81 ylssm