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Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
NIOffat's Vegetable Life Pills and
PhEnix RitterS.

vFVIE hirh ami enyied celebrity which this pre-
u eminent Medien.ee has acquired for IT'S Iavarl-
able efficacy in all tie dtceascs which II processes to
to cure, has rendered the usual practice ol osienla-
u0us putting not only unncct 'sary, but unworthy
of them. They are known by their fruits; their
good works testify for them, aud lley thrive not
ls the faith ofthe cr.duous In al eases ot cos
tyenes. dyspepsia, bilious and llver Affections,
asthma, piles settled pains, rheumatism, levers aud
agues. Obstinate HEADACHES, impure stats OF The
fluids unhealthy appearance ofihe skin, nervous
debility, the sickness incident to females N dei'catc
health, every kind OF weakness OF The digestive Gr-
ganS, aud IN all general arrangements oi health,
these Medicines have invariably proved certain and
speedy remedy They restore vigorous htaIth ia the
most exhasuted constitution. a snge trial will pacs
| the Life Pills and Phpnlx Biters beyond the reach o
| competition. in the est nation ol every patient Pfc
| pared and sold. wholesale aud retail, at W H. Moi
| fats office, 367 Broadway, New York
For sale at the Drug Store Of f. A. Smith IL
| Hunts buildings, on South side Ct Main street, Co
umbus Miss.
Jan'v H. 1889 97lc
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09

TAKEN sp by Richard H. BFowa,
EkA MACK horse sixteen hands high, the leii
-. Yh ancle Of me lec, larger Than the oiher'
EAA white spat IN his forehead Appraised
49, al seventy Eve dollars
Taken IN by P. b. Wade in Ccunisus, a ys'-
low b,y herse mule, ten years Old, two White s,e's
ON his back. made by the saddle. No brands AP-
piaised to $50 90. en-,
Taken up by Newton \. Bareuore' near li0sIl
hsy sal horse. luur years old, thirteen hands sod
bs'fhi.rh. Ne marks or brands. AppraHeo 70
ihify dollars. ~. 49,.
Taken up hy Edward Fulgem, a sorrel ho'sS' 'sn
wears ,ll. VITA a wl,ite spit On his forehead, W.
brand. Apprajzrd TO $40 %.
Alsa BY the same small bay msre, nhe year
old. right eye bird, and the right hnd loot "hRe
no brands. Appraised to litty live d1'ars'
Taken un bv Thomas and NJ NJ B'ooss, osy
horse mule, ot small size ten years Old, ne o'afu'
1 Apprsztd 10 $50 90.
| TaAenup by Andrew Egger, IT. darn Ted CO"
with White back aud belly, marked with swa'.nV
lork in the night ear ten years old. APPRAISED
! Sl5 50.
]. FLETCHALL. Ranger,
Feb , lS39.--3o-sw
10 .lny one proray property 'e'H ee httd rec
poas,bie for alt fees. Ne credt can ee gtets q
The Ranger "a future. -
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
French NIcrInOes.

ERANHLIN & BROTHER have received
4 small lot Of super French .Nsrinos'; ;
warranted all wool.
fiue llish Linen.
Superior : threaded cotton hose, and a vate'y
of other goods
Jan. s, 1899. 26 If.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
Livery Stable.

TEyIIE subscriber thankful for past fayors,
= would respectfully inform the public tha, he
liz still at his old stand, corner IF Market and Wash
ngton streets, where every thing will be conducted
Under his cwn superintendencc, and not surpassed
by any establishment, Of The kind in Ire South. He
has attached 10 the Stables, large Lots, for the ac-
communication Of Stock Drovcrs, Wagons, &c, with
good trough, and plenty Of Corn and Fodder at q
fair price, 5. .. ALLEN.
Columbus Oct. 6, 1888. l3-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
NIarshals sale
John Parker,

John Pltkrr,
Jas. ]. Pullcr and securities =
Urit Of f. ia. 10 May Term, 1899.
DY virtue of the above wri, Of f. ia, from the
ID circuit court of1he United States, directed 20
the Masha ct the Northern District OF Mississippi,
shall, on Monday the 18th day Of MARCH next
sell in front OF the courthouse door OF Lowndes
county, the lcliow,ng described property, lying and
being in the town of Columbus, towt:-Lots mum
no one and and two. in fractional square number
Gi;,ep south OF Main street, IN the plan OF SAID
to,yo w'h all the appurtenances, he,nS the same
aa',, ,ce,In,e,,' By III. b Goodrich. Levied on by
me as the property of said defendant Pu0ef 10 >a-
t,stv said execution and costs. Sale within the
hours prescribed by law.
A. 4. WEIR, Marshal by
his Deputy, r. WGR.
Jany 81, 1899. sob IT, lee 81! oo
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
THE BLEsyETT HOUSE.
Peoples line Of Stages for Augusta

Peoples line Of Stages for Augusta
NOTICE TO TRAygLLERs GoIYG NORTH
- This splendid line Of four horse post coach
es is in successful operation and runs daily between
Montgomery, Alabama and Augusta, Georgia Pas
sengers can be assured Of more comfort and expe-
diJn by this line than any other now runting to
Augusta. The company have spared neither pains
nor expense 10 procure the best Troy built coaches,
excellent aad well trained horses, experienced, sober
and careful drivers.
To avoid impostons repeatedly practised on the
travelling community by contractors at all times era
gng monopoly, passengers will be careful gong
North not to take their passage larihcr than Mont
gomery, on any other ntersecliBg line, where they
will At all times have preference on the People,
line for Augusta.
This line runs 45 miles on tie Augusta and Ath-
ems roiiroad, which will land passengeTsin Augusta
sheal Of the mail Line several hours.
GEO. W DENT.
Agent Tor the company.
o. e Montgomery, Ala. mar 81, 1888, s6yl
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
Notice TO Brick Manufacturers.
Haisrman 4 Lsarnefs ntgly inrsnted Brtst
Machine

y
Machine.
TEVHE subscribers now offer 10 dispose Of Ma
= chimes and rights for any portion Of the
unneI States (Alissssppi and Alabama cxccptedl
to suit purchasers. The Machine has been put a
successful operation in ilis place by Mr.. Ti0s. H.
Randle, tho purchaser u The right for the State ~
Mississippi and may be seen in operation ai all
lines hy those wishing to witness ~ pcfsnfrnanre.
lspFintiple advantages over all pibes niaeneS now
il Use, consists ii the simplicity ahd strength oi iis
structure, and the rapdy il temprrs the clay snd
mouhls the brick, rsouIdng from so 10 50 per fihi-
ME, with the aid ol two horses, four men, aud slif-
fcient number Of buys 10 bare OF the brrk.-For
further Information apply to Stephen Waterman,
Charleston South Carolina, or 10 the subscriber Ylsi
will remain for ltw days IN this place.
CHARLES LEARNED.
Columbus, Aug. s, lss5-B-tl.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
Sllerif's sale.


DY virtue OF sdndry executions issued by tie
> clerk OF the Circuit court Of Lewpdes county,
and 10 me directed, will sell for cash, on Monday
the 4th day OF March next at the courthouse door
ID Columbus all the right tile, claim and interest,
that BENJAMIN Estes and William j. Estes, has to
tile following described lots or parcels Of ground,
situated in tie town Of Columbus, 10 wit: Lots ten,
eleven, twelve ard iourtecn in square O, north Of
Main street, which was leved on as the property Of
Benjamin Estes & William ]. Estes, 70 satisfy The
following executions in favor of jno. ]. Goodwin
Henry II. Cater use Of Sam. T. Bntterworth, Tom
bgby Rail Road Bank, James NJ, Weed, James s
Battle W Benjamin Estes and others, Samuel Rags.
dale for use Of 4. f. Calhoun, the Commercial Banl
Of Columbus, Mi. VI Benjamin Estes, William
Estes and others, the Conmercia Bank ys William
] Estes. Benjamin Estes and others. X. II. Osgooc
s Co. vs. Thomas & Estes
Sale within The hours prescribed by law.
JOHN w. BYRN, Sh'f
Jan'v 30. 1889 30td Pr fee 50 90
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09

TAS. II. HUrCHINS, ATTORNEY AT Law, Pa
- Dola MI will practice in tie courts of this and
the adjoining counties, the U Federal court and
ie Supreme and chancefy courts, at Jackson.
Feb |, 1854 9O"6Ri
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
PAY an! Pay up!

A Ill persons knowing themselves indebted
IA to the subscriber, are eafnestly requested tc
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the dssgeea
bic necessity of enforcing payment.
Feb. 8, 1898. sou P. Smith
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
Matches and JeMclrX.

sortmenl IS now c0mpTete, and EHoSt VINO WISH 10
purshace will please call aud examine for them
selves.
He wond also return his thanks to his friends and
customers for their liberia patronage during the past
year. and hopes by strict attention to merit conlin-
uance OF the same
CE3- Clocks, Watches, aud JeweIy, repaired by
an experienced workman, also being practically ac-
quanled with the business, he hopes to be able to
give satisfaction in that hne
ISAAC NJ. KNAPP.
Columbus Feb. ,, iS39--30-lt
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
Law Notice
Medical Books

y Have a number Of well selected MEDICAL
Il BOOKS, which am authorized to sell on ac-
commodating terms. D. LIPSC0.MB.
January 18th, IS3s-2e-4w.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
CasI, on Cotton.

TEyHE undersigned will advance cash on Cotton
l. in Store, to be sold in Mobile, Or New York
J. J. GOODWIN, & Co.
Columbus, Nov IS, ls5s.--i9-f
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09

q EDWARD A. SMITH viii con-
.---H@syIF tnue the business in his own iamc;
ys.-z.sIk+s he has removed his Drug store 10
- the west end Of Hunts buildings,
Ef:5d south side OF Main street, where he
will be happy TO see hIs old friends
So and customers, He has Just re-
ceIved from the North fresh supply Of
Drugs .Nedicints, Paints, oils, Glass Putin
Patent Medicines, Peyt,mary, Fancy arb
eies, Surgical and Dental Insirmmens.
All Of which have been well selected, and are Of AZ
good quality as ever offered in any market, and
viii be- sold cheap as usual, on accommodating terms
aad if his friends and he public generally will call
they may depend upon being handsomely Sc ryed
aud pleased II possible.
Jan'y u 1880 27d
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09

T BOOTH. Resident DESr1sr, Office one door
- south Of the Land Office, Columbus, Mi.
Feby 5, 1889. soft
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09

Grand Lodge Lottery
IAushoarsi by an Act Of tie Lsgisia'ars'l
CLASS No. Os, FOR 1853.
To be d1wa Z, JACKSON, MissiaPpL
On. Fsb'y, ., 1899, Al O'slOek ?. y.
Is ,Tvmbsrs--ll Drawa BalIois.
c.J. sttsas. Manager.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-02-09
The Columbus Female Institute.

Columbus, Feb. >, ls3o--30-iE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-01

miserable old man, whose sheni was "hiienen
with the frost of ninety five winters, sat before
her q perfect week of life, whilst tie tears ran
in profiIson down hi, deeply Girrowed checks.
Evidence WINS nIduced which showed that the
ull man had been poor bur honest, har'lw"rk .
ing man through his long life that lac h"d ser
we'd his country IN the war of ibe reNoulioh-
That lac was with Gen. Marion 10 The celebrated
conflicts with the British md tories Ia >. Caro-
Itun-and thai he wns now in lis doiagr, aud AT
times after usiog sIiriious iquors perfectly M.
sane. After ilIs case had been argued, mud the
Couu given ts charge, The jury rrurrd, und al.
ter Hhout Two hours, brought "a verdict OF
nhnslang'i'rr and tie CourI THIN sentenced the
prisoners a. twenty dnNs uWprl suumrnt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-01
IMPORTANT FROM HARRISBURG.

Later intelligence from Harrisburgh confirms
The report that the nominal Wings had joined
The Loco Focos. The Philadelphia papers do
not hesitate to charge them with having been
bought over, and some Of the Harrisburgh cor
respondents go far to assign the relatve
price OF the members. Witness The following
letter from the Philadelphia Morning Starr
Harrisburgh, Dec. II, 1888.
There is little new or important that can
communicate, save tina detection OF Butler and
Sturdivant, of LuZerlie, aud Monteiius of Union.
They Went into the Hopkins or Loco Foco
House TO day, were sworn, and took their seats!
This is Just now the universal topic OF converSa-
ton, and am gruttied in being able TO state,
that the base deseriion and upostucy of these
mercena,y creatures, is spoken OF by men OF all
parties, with the ineffabe and contempt
which they merit. Perhaps it would DE inpoS-
sible TO find in history of parties, i'll this country
or elsewhere, n similar disgracelul and craven
spirited act. l call them mercenary, because mo
lives are as:ribed to them which strongly regard
dollars and cents! That they have received a
guid pro quo, no one doub,S, who knows enough
OF the Federal Go, erninmen, tales, or the iln
meuse sums Of the Peoples money annually
squandered in the purchase of ther Represents
lives. Bribery and Corruption Stare ns IN the
face ut every step IN the progress OF these men
to the depth of niamy to which they are sunk.
I" Itching palms unfortunate advisers of the
Peoples servants. have no doubt that Monte
us's price was very small, AS "A fear that he
would get his " thee dollars day." it has been
Tor some time unprecedented, would induce him
TO 90 over TO tire enemy The others, doubt
less, claimed something more
We have important intelligence from the seat
of Government in Pennsylvania The Senate
have solemnIy decided that the Loco Toco
branch ofthe House of Representatives, of which
Mr. Hopkins is Speaker, is not legally organized.
The Senate spent the entire session of two days
in the discussion of this subject, and adopted the
report of the committee by vote OF 20 to Ii.
A slip from the Harrisburg Telegraph, says
The decision of the Senate created consldera-
hle excitement amongst the Loco Focos, bot
there was 40 noise made in the gallery, though
crowded, where yesterday an attempt was made
to create "A tuuult, by applauding one of the Lo-
go Foco Senators during the debate. But the
Loco members Of the House had "a meeting this
afternoon in the Hall, where they gave utterance
10 their indignation, and passed the following
resolution offered by Mr. Broadhead.
Resolved, That Commtee he appointed to
prepare for the consideration and adoption o!,ile
House, I'M address, the friends OF the Com
inoHweaith, calling on them to take in'nle
liate measures for the restoration of the Govern
ment.
The committee are Messrs Broadhead Fiana'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-01

TEBM~-THE CALEDosiAS will be published
rrfAt Ht &&ou pef aUnun, az so II raid ~
aataHrr u PHy nteut r. made within six months
ss sdyHn,o pay. No paper will be Discontinued
uHf al afrrarnges paid, except the option Of
Trs Hutlfsbef
Lr Advertisements will be inserted Cor the CD.
f1r1aFy prizes. Fcrsnns requested 90 state the
Hutnscf 20 weeks they wish their Advertisements
Published, otherwise they will be inserted an for
bit sod eharrrd rrrnrdtugl,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-01

ter IN our view, commits n double crime, as he
NOT only dctruudS the printer, but lends him in
his turn to violate the engagements made in con
sequence of the expectations raised by such
promising patrons. We hardly know what end
such men viii make
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-01

INTERESTING TRIAL.-A case OF Z peculiar
ly affecting character was ,rIed at Mobile on the
list sinstdnt. The circumstances OF which fur
nish another proof in addition 10 the many thou
snnd which have been already exhibited OF the
ha'eful conseiueuces OF internperance. The par.
iieulnrs we derive from the Mercantile Adver-
tiseT.
The prisoner was poor feeble worn out old
man, nearly one hundred years ofage, who was
Indicted Tor the murder Of his gsuId son n
young man nged about nineteen wears The
only witness on the part Of the Suite was the
mother OF the deceased, who WINS the daughter
of the aged prisoner. She gave her, evidence
with astonishing frmness--"lt was, she said
her own dear father who had killed her below
ed child The scene was truly solemn and al
fecting. Her peculiarly painful situation excited
the deepest sympathy in the bcsoms OF all pres
Gnt. But che told the dreadful tale. that her
father had been "drinking"--that he was laying
on his bed asleep-that the young man came
in and made considerable noise, that the old man
sprang from his bed-drew hrs knife from his
pocket and stabbed her son TO the heart. All
this she related with a calmness truly astonish-
'ns' Willis, she was giving her testimony, the
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
Ge kAA CHALLENGE !!-LERoYs sPECIFIQUE
swOVO FRANCAIsE, Tor French speefc.) for the
q


swCVU FRANCAIsE, Tor French speeifc) for the
0onorrha, Glees female complaints, and all discharges Of
the secret organs
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprze the public that this the great specific Of Doctor
Jerome Leroy Of Paris celebrated for the Of this
class Of diseases.
In the early stages Of the disease il will positively effect
few days without restriction Of Diet fear
posare and what much Important il never leaves
parts subject the troublesome gleets weakness that
often after the Of other medicines
long protracted stages e the Genorrh9a IN obstinate
Gee weakness of those organs is without doubt the
most efectua remedy discovered.
will also be found certain preventative against the dis
exposed and any where there cause to fear
few doses will arrest is progress and any further
trouble.
II not intention to to that deceptive system OF
putting in this city, better proof of efficacy
challenge any to be produced that Il will not
der forfeit Of $500.
- Obser.-One large bottle is sufficient to any
cent of the complaint
Each bottle accompanied witt full description Of the dis
ease and all the directions the English and French
languages.
F sale only at the agents tce No IS Nassau street. four
doors from Fulton street. (uP stairs) Price Sis bottle
Small bottles 81 aul7 3m+
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

NEW FASHIUN.-bHOWN % o, new styIe OF
Hats ready for sale the low fixed price Of s.
price, combining requisite qualities Of the costly
ghtness, durability and ustre The great number of hats
which they sell aud for cash only enables them to furnish
paec invited examine and Judge their merits at Brown
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse l7S Chatham
Of MotL.treet. New York sl3-3m'
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
G. w. TILLOU.
STOCK, BANK.NorE, GoLp AND SILVER
EXCHANGE BROKER,

&. w. TILLOU.
STOCK, BANK.NorE, GoLp AND SILVER
EXCHANGE BROKER,
No. 81 Wall street. fourth door below the New Exchange,
New YoRK.
Uncurrent money discounted at the lowest rates.
DOUGHT AND SOLD Eastern money, Southern money,
- Western money Northern money-Sovergns Doublooas,
Napoleon Ten Thaler Pieces American Gold Guaeas Du-
cats Spanish Dollars Mexican Dollars Half Dollars Bank Of
England Notes. also Gold and Silver the following States
aud Domnions:-
United States Hamburg
Austrian Dominoas Genoa
Bavaria Naaover
Berne Holland
Brazil Malta
Brunswick Mexico
Cologne Naples
Columbia Milan
Denmark Netherland
East India Parma
England Piedmont
France Poland
Frankfort on the Main Potugal
Geneva Prussia
Rome Russia
Sardinia Sax~ry
Sicily Spain
Sweden Switzerland
Treves Turkey
Tuscany Venice
Wfrtemberg& Zurich. au 2l.lm'
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
- CARLTON HOUSE, BROADWAY, TO LET.
sH This HOTEL situated the highest ground and in tn

Msa This Hotel, situated the highest ground and in the
most fashionable part Of Broadway Of Leonard
street. and extending Benson street. by its location and
rangemen we'll calculated for the accommodation of fam
lies The private prors have from to three bed
attached There 100 bed with re places The
dining room is 80 iee by 80 feet connecting with office,
kitchen and pantres the floor The cooking appara
tus fully equal any this country There large rain
water ci,ters and well of geod with force pump by
which water be ed to each sery with all other
rangements and fixtures required the establishments Of the
kind. For terms, inquire Of JOSHUA WALKER, South
Sharp street, Baltmore at No ll2, Liberty street. New
York au. 27-tf
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

Houeur, FULL eivsr ~ cLsH,
H. LEVITT IL Duane st., doors from William.
07- Knowing there persons who make grest pun 10
their advertisements for Cast on Clothing sc nc ana VINO
in many do give the full valse for the T.
will those gentlenep who may have such auee ~
them aad who may for Kim receiving the very utmost
value in CASH for every iele
line through the Post Oee otherwise, 70 ths above
address. will meet with due asts stion. js% sn-
Urine HAVANA sEoARs.-A Chsiee Assort@ent
Of Regass, Trabuce, Curadcres and eenmcn segsr o.
the most select brands imported direct from the H.vssa and
Cor sale wholesale retail cheaper tAsn al cry oAr ssse
isAwsnf al the New segar s4ore Ne Wall street hase
nent Story. Pleass eau and trJ. Sim'
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

CARTER AND THOKP,
Book, J oh and Catalogue Printers,
No. SO, Exchange Place.
DOCKS Pamphlets. Cards. Circulars, Handbills, Caa.
ID logues and every description Of Mercantile, Law No
tarial Blanks, executed the most moderate terms.
Mssr Carter and Thorp return thanks for the very liberal
patronage hitherto extended to them and would respectfully
inform the public that their type presses &c. entirely
ard OF the approved STYLE they entertain but little
doubt Of giving satisfaction all who may entrust them with
orders.
{nz- Be particular. No. So Exchange Place. So Inn
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
80 aM 80


80 SA @
To sail from New York the 25h, and Liverpool the
18th Of each month
Ship SHERIDAN Capt. +. A Depeyster, 25th Sept.
Ship GARRICK, Capt A. s. Palmer, 25,h October
ship ROSCIUs, Capt John Collins, 25th November
Ship sIDDONS, Capt NJ B. Palmer, 25th December.
LIVERPOOL
Ship SHERIDAN, 18th July
Ship GARRICK, 18th Aug
Ship ROSCIUS, 18th September.
Ship SIDDONS 18th October.
These ships all Of the first class, upwards OF 1000
burthen, built in the city of New York. with such i'm
combine great speed with unusual comfort
passengers Every has been taken In the
their accommodations The price Of passage hence is
for which ample ores including wae Sc will be provided
These ships will be commanded by experienced masters who
will make every exeron to give general satisfaction Neither
the captains Of these ships will be accountable for
letters parcels packages sent by the unless regular
hills Of adg signed therefor For freight apply
T.. X. COLLINS CO.,
56 South st n York or to
WM & JAS. BROWN CO., Liverpool.
keers the Packets will be charged l2 cents per s.ge
heet50 per Dance, and newspapers cent each
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

NTEw REFECTORY.--J. SWEENEY rnfsrms his ir,<ns
IN and the public that he has opened Refscto n Ass
large and elegant budg No. la Fulton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and every dehsa
ey Of provided appears In the mashst
Ne attention will be wsang hs part to give general
satisfaction and he hsrss 10 knd ths generous
which he 10 determined TO 'sssrve.
il0-u u SWEENEY
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
AMERICAN FALL FASHION FOR 1889.

HOWELL, late Of the firm Of Brown Co., under whose
IL direction that firm obtained such unprecedented patron
presents to the public the AMERICAN FALL Fash.
ION for 1882 which admirable model surpaes any previous
pattern produced II about years establish
ed 10 his business the equab price system which
still scrupul usly adheres to, with mutual advantage to himself
and patrons He would here however, mention improve
men qusltynsead Of the long nap, he offers the
Mole Skin Hat much admredior its smootness and beauty
while the ce-S3-remans permanent, as before.
HOWELL, 2l0 Chatham square. up stairs,
sl4 I'm corner Of the Bowery
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

A NEW DISCOVERY to Cure the following Di..ssss-
IA Cronic scrofua all m stages Secondary syphilis, VI
GERS, Piles Fsola, Cancer, swengs and all Mercual Dis
which he without any hndrance TO
business IN the Of three weeks He does not ask
any pay until the paei perfectly cured not fer medi
hch he will give gratis in he don't make perfect
Every be had by calling at the Botanical
Med,cins Establishment of A. l.. shpley, No. l7o Canal
street. between the hours of aud 10 and and Pm,
where the Doctor will be in attendance to the above diseases
81 I'm. A. L. SMILEY, Agent