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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-12


~ 4 large prblie meeting W. bed = Jach-
sen, q tie n e falys measures % ten
der e y - Carolina,
ullesls b q whit . pii such hospital
ties = als due s. ~ q Ilsisuippi 70
90 disting friend Southern rights
and inl JOIN a auitman was called
to the chair. 4 numb q seEy e1cellent res
buttons wers passed. and Gen. Hayne i'd
dressed the meeting IN a long and eloquent
speech. WeRill publish he whole pressed
ings next week.
1T Itn reported in Jackson, that Governor
dcNutt Is getting into bad OdCur witHsOm'
Of his friends, on account Of bis Fadicalism q
the subject Of banks. 4 large number an
bank men, and hold bank stock, and they can
not look with ccnplacency upon The Govern
or's proposition tOdestroy the banks. Hence
some Of them are grOwingrather cool toward
his ExceHency.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-12
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COLUMBUS, TUESDAY, FEB. IL, 1889
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-12

AFPRAY IN MoBrLE.-On Friday night
last, a man, name unknown, was stabbed
IN the Albion coffse-house, in Water street,
and lived bur a few hours. The murder.
er is not known. During the same night,
another man was stabbed on Government
street, but IS said he win recover.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-12

u One d The last Globes contained some
cheering news from MISSISSIPPI. nom which Il
very naturally cane % ne conclusion that 4
Van Buren, q. s. senator would Sc elected 81
~ Legislature What WI 1 think u Is
ven propheey. now
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-12

flH aAObAA4Es ESOs y AC0S~
There is great diversity ofopinion among
US as to the policy ofthe course adopted By The
Directors tofthe Branch Bank newly elected
By law there was no compnlsion to resume I'll
1870. A hope that the Bank had the ability
to resume and sustain herself together with 4
justifable pride to sustain the credit Of ON
state and city, probably induced the formei
board to make the effort. There Is no doubi
Of the sOIvsncy Of the institutiorland no panic
should seize tie community. The Bank s d
able hands, and confidently hope that alvin
soon b right. What effect s likely to Be
prcduosa = theprice Of Cotton and Exchange,
cannot be fnlly anticipated. Ibslievs thatths
former win advance; tie lattsrrlay noi, s. Iis
Bank wil continue % cheek IS hsr notes s
easb 81 FORMER "a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-12

ArrRAY IN NATcHEz. -Thsre was an
ARRAY in Na&chez, on the 18th ul'. be-
tween two young men, whose names are
not mentioned. One Of them plunged a
Bowie.knife to the depth Of two or three
inches, into the side Of the other, imme.
diatsly below he Fibes The wound YVES
expected to prove mortal. The young
man, who inflicted the wound, was taken
before an examining court, and held to. bail
10 the sum Of one thousand dollars. The
Natchez Courier says: 2.
We gather from the notes Of the inves.
tigation before as, that OpprObrious lam
guage was first used by the party that wa
stabbed, retorted BY the other, and the frs
blow, as near as could be ascertained, was
given by the former. They clenched, and
both fell-in that posture, or when rising
from il, the knife was drawn, and thu
wound inflicted.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-12

she eass !. aow undergoing investigation
before Judge Martin.
Yrr ANornEn.-On Safnrday lasl,a b
renconsre took place q our streets. Be-.
Tween 4 Mr.. Mason, and Mf. CLARK of
eI,;~s civ. - which ihe siiar Was severely
v-ou e ~ q former, byu pistol sliot ID
Re ~, er. Mason has fed.
How iong shall our country continue 70
Be dispraced BY such horrible enormities :
Are we brutal, blOOd.thirsiy sayages, or
eigilizea CIR IIzis II.sl Intel igeIssE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
JAMES O'DONNELL,
ATTOR NEY AT l. A w ,
Cu.v MAINE


Rrrrps ro-Ton John Anderson Collec oftae Port
Portland; and Messrs Goldman Fox, Councillors at Law
Sy He will practice in the counties Of Cumberland and Or
ford attend the collection d demands In all parts Of the
State. ao-in
Ir3- PRESERVE YOUR LIFE!-Preserve your ifs and
TO your box Of Elethorn celebrated Cough
orenges They may be had wholesale aud retail OF A.
d. SANDS 100 Fulton Of William street. and most
resp. cabe druggists city. Be careful to observe the
signature or James Elethorn" each envelope ala 3m
LEwENBERG & co. practical opticians, beg
LIZ pecty inform the pube that they have got in the n
Fulton street. newsuppy Of all goods in their line
as ctacles in gold silver sheet German silver frames,
Brazil Pebbles Glasses Of all descriptions, Sc.
L. Lewen-rg has studied optics FOR 3s ~ Of the
6rt univ rse Europe He the nt inventor Of the
weak sights and Vomitre Op,cisns Guide
we'll HE nventioes in optics hss been pssronissd
and by he Majesty George W. and his royal
highnsss Of we'll a. by fourteen eminent
bcr Of the faculty Testimonials te at his place.
From great experience L. has had in optics, he
6dnt giving every satisfaction to those requiring the aid Of
glasses. 49,
L. L. CO. engage all speetaeles bought from them TO 6s
the sight three years. and hey shall feel obliged ths
wearer Of their speeaces will d they do not suit or thres
dave frequently happens thar change takes place within
hi, time from an affection the from blood ths
head NW
A, L. consider, il very Perneoss FOR the sight 70 wr~
specscIes merely for fsshoa sahe advertisement 70
peeuy directed only to srsh persens who actually are IN
ant III the aid Of glasses ai5lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD!

90 THE Greatest Natural Curiosy presented to tho
publicTwo ALBINOs, OF American brth singular
beings called also Whis Negroes, Lenearthiope Blassar
and Doudoes actually born Of black parents ia New jersey,
will be exhibited for short time in this city, al Concert Hail.
406 Broadway. , 4f VIZ .ta lA,n8sf ...na
To satisfy the public there is deception with regard to
this exhibition obtained the certificates Of the follow
ing eminent medical gentlemea Of this eity-Dr John W.
Francis 662 Broadway Dr. Cunning Bedford us Leonard st
Dr. Hugh Nc Lark Warren st; DR.. j. T. Lewis n Jeney.
The exhibition OF these eccentric beings will
Wednesday, 18th inst from A. NJ 10 NJ and from to
T. M. till further notice.
Admission % eents--shildren half price. ala-lw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

" The subscriber has taken the House No. Koose-
welt street, Pearl and Chatham which he has fitted and
furnished with eye neatnes and convenience The far
fxrnishsd
To clubs and parties limited nsmber Of boarders and
travellers the New Eng House ofcrs accommodate
which the advertiser trusts will him share Of the pub
lie patronage. M HUCHES.
- .>T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
Pries, 80 cents per bottle, highly Periamed mIslm
H Y N ! 4 :, a n y! j . 4 !. /. R.

GO Since ths publication of A. GRANDJEAN's COM
POSITION than thirty i~.te.ons counterfeits
successfully appeared Now the Pous system explo
red by all the BARRIERS Of New York.
But one, doubtless, will dispute that the author Of
GIaANDJEANs COMPOSITION is the only person who
has especially applied himself with zeal and asdy these
curious microscopic researches The he has
ccived testimony Of the general satisfaction given
The sale Of this article exceeds his most sangune expectation
From this date Mr.. A GRANDJEAN promises, according
his conviction perform extraordinary upon all
who will give him their confidence and who vii permit
him to exercise A. according the and the different
Affections a tbs Pcs. sysss Ne ~seiaies sA consises
with circumpecton all The frescrptons given in the best
tho, giving preference 70 his remedies except where
the case requires it, and where, morver experience Dor
many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies lst Paue the Of which
the nfabe OF KEROTRSiA, and the tenn
poray permanent fall OF the Hara Cutaneoas Erptons
OF the scalp letter nature thea which 10 nos generally
met with ON the heads Of young ciilarcn.
ID OdVrsas Lgnid the employment Of which, in short
time cures HYDROTRfSIA.
3D. "A pecsr Plaster, and Diaphoraie Cap for the treat
sf Badness-and ksy, prescriptions according to the
difercnt and constitutions.
Approved ard recommended BY the ~ T. Medical Faculty
Oe5ce, Barclay ST, No l, Astor House. al 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

90 An uneqnaied Dentce for cleansing, preserving and
beautifying the Teeth. The ORRlS TOOTH PASTE while
Il beauties the Teeth giving to them clear and pearl, who
and removing every appearance Of tartar so improves
the color Of he and gumps prevents and heals all ulcers Of
the mouth arrests the progress Of decay the teeth aud
parts peculiar and grateful swceesss TO the breath also
prcennrnty distinguished for It's agreeable taste and fra
GRANGE. @l
The ors Tooth Paste the instant be changed into
agreeable and most excellent Tooth wash while from
those applicable Tooth Powders appendage 70
the toilet warranted 70 contain ingredient in the least
degree injurious the teeth and highly recommended by
scientific dentists Its extensive SALE and the general
satisfaction that IL however the best evidence offs
popularity and merit De careful 10 obtain the paste aad OBJ
the signature Of the proprietor O. W. Pene, upon the
abel without whcs Is not genuine Price 90 cents with full
directions.
For sale by H. c. Hart ia Broadway; Guions $50 Broad
way; H. Hart as Broadway, and % Hudson Howe
Guioa us Chatham at and by h. Guion, 27 Bowery,
Grand 90 Henry OF Pike and AL Grad ST be-
East Broadway AMI Division street. also by T. Booth
No. ITO Fulton street. Brookyn and by Bush Allen, New
Orleans
Beware OF Countercits. mo .eod2n'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
For sale n bargain

nrz- THE ADVERTISER wishes to dispose Of FINE
DARK BAY MARE l5i hands high, in healthy condition,
and mile in three and aalf inmates in harnewar-
ranted perfectly kind and gentle.
Also very light running WAGON, with shining top and
in good order. r.
Also new substantial and light HARNESS. which has not
been in month
The above can the stable Of Mr.. Charles Gala
sher Spruce street. God where every information will
be given and will be sold together reasonable terms the
owner being about 10 leave the city. a5-lwise
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
At No. 90 Maiden Lane.

90 WHERE may be found by the piece yard supe-
ror assortment of fine and low priced Broadcots Habit
Cloths Cassimeres Summer Sus, Velvets, Vesngs Trim
mngs SC. &c. The subscriber will offer the above very
low prices for cash. in order dispose Of his entire stock pre-
yious August next he will then be obliged to from
his present stand. m2s-sm ISAAC T. THAYER.
1NHILDRENS' CLOTHING.-The Subscriber begs eavs to
~ inform his customers and the public generally that he has
hand full assortment Of chdren clothing, made after
the latest French and English fashions which entirely diff
feren from any offered before in this city.
NJ B-Ths above articles made TO order at the shortest
tice. @. b. SMITH, 354 Pearl ST.,
ms I'm opposite Frankfort 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
TO CONFECTIONERs, PASTRY COOKS &c.

"
3- very eligible stand, sated in the most fashionable
part city Of Philadelphia and peculiarly adapted for the
above business, is offered for rent.
The Store light and lofty under the Grand Saloons OF the
Assembly Building and the Hrst from the OF Chestnut
and Streets has double windows with Glass Door in the
cesre and fixtures complete In addition to the above
during the months both Of the Saloons will be
let Promenade and Ice Cream Rooms and they exceed N
elegance and building this city, they will doubtless prove
great attraction. private Stair sads from the
Store for the purpose Of supplying the Company with Refresh
ments
Further particulars may be obtained upon application to the
Subscriber No. Assembly Building if by letter post paid
al3.st a...t... r..g WIN. SIMPSON, Phil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

vr,ABI.ETrE or PEARL AND ALABAsTER-A So
psrior Cosmetic for preserving the a'n from becoming
chopped for prevenns that edne ana
~. Cor healing pmplss and other eruPtion' also Tar 80
oy 10 the ordinary Pearl Powder for improving the cess
40 which Il iwp.rts additional softness and teantv
- al a, e,.ops lse Broadwsy; J. H. Hart, 77s Broad
All o. Hudson street.; and by e. NJ Suicn, ~ Be-esy.
corner of Grand - Henry, eerner o. hse sna .>nI
,-,s. E Brsad~ay and Dvsioa street; also BY H. = BsoA
ITO Fulton street, brookyn
Price. - ccrtA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

GUCCEss TOJ. As&L vERNOLs. DRAPERs AND
- TAfLORs they have adopted the cash system, and
able sell clothing the most reasonable terms The pub
I've invited 10 call and examine their s'ortrsnt and they
viii be sstsscd that great saving will be realized w cash
System, conducted al VI Chatham A.
NIB A great variety of Cloths and Cashmere ves,ings
ept hand and made order IN The most fashionable style
A1so large ssscrtnsn Of Coats asd Cloaka 7.2'ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

4 ZEE IN NEW YoRk-The first number OF this worh
will be ready Monday nest-priee - eests, to " COM
Tai. work which modelled after the plan Of the rchwiek
all coni.in consecutive series ofcAarsctcrse sketch
- III zen and things In New York Also ready. THE As
ruor psrrise AND rvsLsiSo Assrsyr including pors-
a. notice. &c the rise and progress of m. 81 Engraving
SAUNDERS, (formesiy Saunders ou-yl ss7 Broadway.
Carlton House. all-eosot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

10 Canary and Mocking Birds cheap for cash few pair
Of the large breed for sale Mockng Birds from
$40 TO Sl0Ohe 500 bird is worth $780, He will be put
any Mockng Bird in this city for variety Of song clear
ness note conancy Of singngnow IN full song and
sings day and nghthe Of the best Bird to have the
two al Diy.;op street nm stairs mI6tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
BRANDYwINE SPRINGS HOTEL,

(nrar wilmington, Deiawaret
TAMEs sANDERSOS, Son and partner Of the pro-
d prietor the Merchants Hotel Fladelpha respectfully
nrns his friends and The public that he has taken the above
establishment which he intends opening Tor the reception Of
company, on or abou, the 10th Of jane NEXT.
This commodioa establishment built entirely Of .tese, asd
IA. OF ronsd belonging 10 and for purity
OF arbs medicinal quality Of the water-splendd scenery
fine roadbeantu neutrality-suspicious. portieoes and the "a
Since last many additions aud improvements have
been made among others will be found quot grounds target
grounds apparatus pigeon shooting ten alley, billiard
tables bathing establishments, extensive stabng and pent
ful supply Of horses and vehicles
and have been made With eminent Pianist Of
Phlsdephia, WHO will conduct a series ofConoert.:
The choicest and liquors will be procured FOR the table
and the kitchen department viii be under the direction ~
excellent French cook Ia short ererons Will he spared TO
render this house the first fits kind IN the country
ny The New York Courier, Star, Express Herald wash
incton Globe National niegcncer Charleston Courier
Patriot Louisville Journal New Orleans Pcayuns Richmond
whig and Mobile Commercial Register, viii copy once .
week Cor weeks and scnd paper containing the adrer
tisemcnt TO Merchants Hotel, Philadelphia
alO 1aw6w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
THE HUMAN HAIR

l7- CAUT1ON.-The Ignorance, bumbug and quackery
his subject of late become ntoeraby impujen that
the public osd really their guard AGAINST the many pre-
tended and Of the hair
which dividing their attention and opinions. What
the specific virtue Of any Of them may be, do not p<end
70 determine for Of has heard Of their
Effects this know that not ofh many who pretend 10
the discovery OF specific for the growth OF the human hair
studied in fact knowledge either Of m
organization structure.
Crehush Treatise the Anatomy and Physiology Of the
Skin and Hair has proved of the utmost importance TO these
pseudo professors has given them insight to the sub
which before they did possess asd Of
eravey silent upon but since the appearance OF Crehaghs
Treatise they discourse soquenty the pretended viz
their ADD pirate philosphicsy Of bulbs,
roots they had derived their Information from study
practice, when sooth the whole depth OF their wisdom
has been cleaned from the labors Of another.
Under all these ccumsanees be reasonably inferred
that little faith be Is placed in the OF Of those
Oils Balms Composition &C. which daily fosted the
public by enoraat mprss who in their advertisements put
all rules composition grammar and orthogaphy al defiance.
Read Co. TREATISE, which may be had gratis Al his room.
thing like quackery there utterly discarded nothing
down bat what founded philosophc principles and
practical experience and beyond the Of reutson the
public will therefore discriminate between the npiricm Of
ignorance and the piain unvarnshea alaims Of truth.
Hair Cutting Rooms, corner Of Fsltos and Broadway
as lwis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
AT THE LYcrUM, BRoADwAy,


For the Benefit Of the Female Free SeAesi, Of S. Peters
13- THE LADIES Of the Congregation OF st. Psterb
Church, Barclay street. will hold their first FAI Tsesday.
10th Of April instant at the Lyceum No. s63 Broadway
The receipts will be appropriated towards increasing
teut and usefulness the female department OF the Fes schools
attached that Church, under the Of the Sisters Of
Charity. .tnr
Donations from such persons may be unable TO attend
Fair will be gratefully received by Maam DEPAU Bleecks
street and BY Mrs. GLOVER, No. 1T Greene street.
aIl.6t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

BOARD WANTED M THE CITY or BROOKLYN,
I'D Ly family consisting of two grown persons anu two chh
drenlocaion TO be within 10 minutes walk o. Fulton
south Ferry Address c. at the Office q the "New York Ca
zctter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
= $780, % STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
CrEnx-1V LINE.-For KEYPORT NEW JERSEY.

Sssn'exzs1s- The new and low-pressure Steamboat
WAVE Captain Joseph Stoney will commence her trips on
SATURDAY the 10th inst, and until further notice
leaving Keyport, Browns Point Middietown, the
AM; and Washington Market Slip New York, at o'clock
M landing Segons Dock every trip Stages will be in
attendance convey the different sections Of the
county For further particulars apply to the Captain on
board.
NJ g. The subscriber having made arrangements with the
Keypor Company for their storehouse Dock &c., hopes by
business and the interest of his customers to
merit share Of public patronage.
.3n. OIIXER XANDERBILY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
GENTLEMEN'S
CAST OFF THING

~ Il OFF z Il y IT ~ U
BoveHT, AND CASH,
H. LEVETT, No. 90 Beekmaa st.
90 KNOWING there persons who make great puff
their advertisements for Cast OFF Clothing &C. &C. and who
many DO give the fall value for the samcH L.
will those gentlemen who may have such articles by
Them and who may send for him. Of receiving the very une
value in CASH fer every article.
N. B-A line through the post oee otherwise, 10 The
above address, will with due attention. fl-3m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACToRY,

THE .nbserbsr respectfully beg To inform ths pabs that
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
every description OF the painted transparent washable win
dow shades consisting Of Italian and other landscapes, Daph
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Bnds which he
confidently for their beauty strength and great du
rabty they have been known with 10 last
from fourteen years The prices of the shades including
cords zsse rack pues and fittings for windows, complete,
vary from 81 and upwards, pair Blinds painted and fitted
GEORGE PLAT~, IL Spruce st
NIB couaty dealers supplied with blinds and blind fittings
MD -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
OLIVER VANDERBILT.
= goo "a SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor

r 70 = souTHERN DAiLf NIL al, LiNE Tor
s.zs71sses-- Ricrnond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEWESs, all boats speed aud
ation will RAINING daily the first April, between
more Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end OF
Spears wharf every afternoon at O'clock Immediately al
the arrival OF the from Phade pha and will arrive
next morning at Portsmouth for the for Whining
thence steamboats, Charleston Returning VIII leave
Portsmouth every er the arrive from the South and
reach Baltimore morning in time for ae for Pha'
deIphia- -
These boats run connection with the well known steam
packets Georgia and South Carolina which leaves Norfolk
vsy Saturday for Charleston, giving sr>yslles achoce They
a connection with the James River boats TO feterss
bud aud Richmond Strangers Informed Told travellers
kno this q the cheapest and most comfortable route Tor
ssshsrn travellers there no changes from cara .les
rose The company therefore hope the travelling part Of
community viii pAtonise them, in giving equal facilities and
Passage and fare to Norfolk So JOHN W. BROWN,
m2s-tf Agent