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Morning herald., 1839-06-29

DYpERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN,
II TLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No. Beekmsn street, New York;
and No. ls hatcher street New OesnsSouthern gentlemen
visiting the city of New York respectfully informed that
they will find full assortment Of Opsra and Dress Boots I'm
ion Shoes Fancy and Dress Pumps, and Caters Of the
style and quality furnished them al No Is hatcher st.
New Orleans and which obtained the first premium At the late
Fair in that city.
Gentlemen purchasing giving orders for fine Boots for the
Charleston Mobile, New Orleans Matches, Viessburgh,
any OF the southern or south cities invited to call
and examine ndd article Of light Dress Boots made Of
French imported stock in the latest rar.ian fashion, at No
Beekman street. Clinton Hall New Yorh, opposite the Park
URIAH RYDER
~ ID. First Premium al the American Institute New York.
Mechanics Institute,
my4u late fair at New Orleans.
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

CARsAPARILLA PoRTER-A new and healthy Beve.
- rageTh Porter s manufactured by the subscribers from
ingredients perfectly nofenve there being narcotic used
in the composition II combines agreeable tome with
Alternative admirably calculated TO inyigorate and produce
healthy action throughout the system.
The delicate II without the possibility OF
ang undue excitement at the time derive all the adj
vansges from it, tonic properties that can be obased from
the best London Porter.
The sarsapaa introduced into the Porer) has long been
celebrated rcnovaor Of the system, purify ing the blood
eradcating cutaneous diseases, &c.
For summer beverage for health, II is believed that this
Porter by article offered To the public,
being highly carbosaed and very grateful TO the palate
For sale, BY the gres, or dozen, BY
wHiTING 4 BABCoCK, 81 Liberty street.
N. d. Delivered in any part Of the city.
We have made trial of the sarsaparla Porter manufactures
and sold by Me.sr Whiting Babcock, and have found u
very lively and pleasant beverage.
From the ingredients which enter into its composition We
believe will se found wholesome and refreshing drink
and free from the unpleasant consequences which follow the USE
ALFRED c. POST Md
H. BORROwE, VI ID.
GILBERT SMITH, NJ ID.
WILLIAM ". BLAkEhAN, M ID.
;elAlms ". MEAD, MD.
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

GRAND MILITARY ENCAMPMENT
..@sse ssrsSosoy OF THE NATIONAL GUARDS AT
FORT HAMLTON.--The steamboat
WAVE Capt o. Vanderbilt has been chartered to convey the
National Guard to their place Of encampmen Fort Hamilton
The Wave will from New York Fort Hamilton during
the encampmen Of the corps Passengers will find the officers
of the boat attentive to their various duties.
The boat will fro the foot Of Vesey street every
leaving New York at O'Clock, A. NJ. and r. NJ
Leave Fort Hamilton p M. and half past O'Clock,
P. M
Bon the Fourth dy Of July, the glorious anniversary
Of National Independence the Wave will make extra trips
lc For further particulars apply to the Captain board
a6.3m*
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

CEILING GoFF!-sELLIN0 0oFf!!-SELLIN0 oFTn
- w. BISHOP is desirous Of calling tbs aeaten Of the
ladies TO his and splendid assortment OF Tuscan and Straw
Hats Paris Ribbons which he selling on full 20
lower tas the usual retn prices W. b. having lad
ny years. experience the manufacturing ofsraw goods and
thorough knowledge OF the market asites himself he will be
enabled maintain the above assertion yr sell shaadsos
hat for S7.25 . usually sold for 80 Misers, and Al
dealers goods requested call and erznns
my stock previous TO purchasing elsewhere.
w. BISHOP, Tuscan and Straw Hat Manufactures,
je6-lm. Nc i70 William 81. least east)
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY
THE subscriber respectfully begs to inform the public that
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
Of every description OF the painted transparent washable win
dow shades consisting Of Italian and other andscapes Diaph
Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he
confidently for their beauty strength and great
rabty they have beea known with TO last
from ten TO oartees years. The prices Of the shades sng
cords tassels rack pues and 6ngs for Window complete
vary from " and upwards pair Blind, painted and 6ssd
NIB Country dealers supplied with blinds and bliad ftAe
ml92m'y
Morning herald., 1839-06-29
: rz~. = aFARE REDUcED"-aNo MONO

= r-v~s = "rARE REDUCED."-"NO MONO
SrA1 PoLY.-Peepie's New Line for Boston, p's
S>~ss1zs3-N Nesporf and Prerdence-Cabn passage one
dollar-Deek fifty centsThs steamer LEXINGTON, Cart
Vanderbilt, will leave New York for Newport and Pros
denee on Saturday the 2Sth inst. at o'clock, Nj frem
Pier No North Hycr Freight taken at cents per foot For
further information apply on board
The enens boilers hull the above Boa have been put
In complete ORDER and the public may rest dtk there
~ Yacns pracced II being entirely unnes,sary to su
ain her we'll established reputation for speed The regular
DAYS for the Lexington New York will be Wednesdays
and Saturday,. until further notice. a. 3n
Morning herald., 1839-06-29
HEALTHFUL EXERCISE.

EAEhtlSE.
rTNHE SUBSCRIBER the proprietor Of ths House No. se0
j. Pearl street. has two BOWLING ALLEYS, situate at
the Of Pearl and Dover and respectfully calls the
attention OF persons requiring exercise especially all OF seden
ary pursuits to Bowling exercise emnenuy conducive
10 ensure good health
The most celebrated Physicians have prs-
epa means of obtaining fe greatest blessing Health all
ecraive exercises will give scv, motion to the nnscles OF
the system Among these Bowling probably the most
~, of approval.
The sub.crber pledge, hms.lft those who may vor hin
with their CUSTOM maintain the utmost decorua and good
order in his establishment.
The Bowling Alleys will be LET to parties by the hour
longer period No playing after reasonable time eash eve
ming ALLAN y. HENDERSON,
Jel.lm'
Health and sen u thing n ash- HHeusc, T.. q.
Of the increasing patronage TO this house.
the proprietor has been induce enlarge and make great
aud in complete readiness for boardes
and vers This establishment well known being the
ses.bathng place New York. (beng only ~ miles
FROM Brookyn and pronounced BY and ali who
visit H. being the most healthy and delightful situation
the island n front Of the house splendid prospect Of the
Atlantic Ocean, with all the shipping arriving and departing
from the port OF New York in the extensive view Of
Long Island with its Beautiful cultivated fields Adjoining
the house OF locust trees, refreshing shade during
the hot weather The bathghous the beach but
stone throw from the house for ladies and children and
the other for gentlemen Extra lines Of stages will TO the
Bath as follows vix -
From Fulton Ferry Brooklyn From Bath House
AT Atlooeock, A. NJ Ioeoch,
PM. A N
ie27.lm' wM. BROWN, Propristor
Morning herald., 1839-06-29
FIRE CRACKERS.

ElRE CRACKERS
SIX HUNDRED BOXES OF FIRE CRACKERS, for
Also one hundred fifty thousand segars Of various
brands, BY late arrivals from Havana, by
Jel4-2w4 A. A SAMANOS, Wall ST.
LNIREWORKs FIREWORKS :. FIREW Works ~
II CHARLES w. vULTEE, li6 Chatham, corner Of Or
ange street. the Oldest established Firewo Manufacturer in
the city Sansunee' to the public generally that his present
lower prices than by any other manufacturer and vene
The assortment consists Of Rockets Of all cabre and sizes
with gold and silver rain, crimson and esanine fires
&c. &c., FANS line pigeons port fires palm trees,
mines tosrsions hexagons ocagcns yerteas ranges Ro-
candles diamonds with golden fires Peruvian hres
sco pin wheels grasshoppers blue lights snakes Of all sizes
&C. &c, and host ofohers too numerous to mention
The public and all sceptcs invited To call and Also,
Fire Crackers Double Headers Chinese Rockets Torpedoes
and Failing Crackers at the lowest market prices Country
purchasing elsewhere Goods any part the city
CI xRLEs w vULTEE,
jel-tj4' lie Chatha -s,sorner Of Orange street.
XXTEDDING AID VISITING CARDs-Engraved in a
w new and Style printed from engraved plates
ssse.S All order. ord promptly attended to at 3xIESTISE's
Fashionable Gard Engraving and Printing E'-Sshmen sc
John street, corner ofWilliam street iu4lm.
| MEMS, YOUTHS <ND CHILDRENs CLOTHING
lV1 The subscribers keep constantly hand very lag.
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing suited to every age
as 3m' GEO A. H0YT X CO., IA Bowery.
| GENCY OF the Alabama Life Insurance Trust Com
"A pany Ne 20 Wall street Books for the transfer OF the
Stock Of this Company opened at the North American
Trust and Banking Company, in tins city.
my30-sm' GEO STARR, Agent
IJyO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
,tbs they have constantly hand and prepared 10
furnish short notice, architectural ornaments Of de-
scripon for the interior finishing Of dwellings churches
and other psblc buildings" viz, capitals for columns and
all the orders Of architecture CONSOLES usse
ched mouIdng rostes. P-tares, eze ornaments nc nc
&c any The long proved quality Of csmposton
executed by them, renders useless say much
its euogy and, with the they possess and from long
practice the execution Of models mould and every depart
business fater themselves that for bodnes Of relief
and general sharpness and beauty their work will be found
much superior thing Of the kind done IN other place
they having avoided that tiny aat and underlined appearance
much Justly complained Of Great attention having been
paid manufacture TO insure the best quality
the possible price they happy to say that their pre-
scale Of prices will be found to be beyond the reach Of
abatement compositions
Builders Of New York. any part Of the United States
wonld 6nd material sviag and likewise superior
article by calling writing for any thing Of the Kind they
require have hand, and enabled to Gil orders 10
CALLER MURPHY,
Mandatory 5o2 Broadway,
IN. One door from Niblss
nYDER's NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN,
Morning herald., 1839-06-29
: C@~~ ~ PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
vxxtts~Srs Landing at the usual lanaings.-The


commodious steamboat ROCHESTER,, Cap.
tain A. St John, will leave the steamboat pier foot Of
Courusndt street, Sunday afternoon June seth, at
o'clock.
For the better accommodation of the uptown passengers,
this boat will land at the old State Prison Wharf, foot Of Ham
mond street
For freight passage, apply to CROOK FOwKEs, cor
OF West and Liberty Streets PETER G. SCHULTZ at
the Office, or the Captain board
All goods freight bank bills specie, any other kind OF
property taken shipped board Of this boat must be at the
risk Of the owners thereof.
~ 3. For the better accommodation Of the up pas.
sengers this boat will land the Old Prison Wharf foot OF
Hammond street. my23-7m
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

- ~o - NEWARK AND NEW YORK-Three
0.EAe- trips per day from each place.Tbe new and
splendid steamboat PASSAIC, Capt. r w.
Martini and AFTER Thursday, May 9th will between
Newark and New York. making three trips day from each
place, and leave as follows
Centre wharf, Newark From foot Of Barclay st. N. Y
"a o'clock A NJ. 8! o'clock A NJ
l0l l2a PM.
81
On Sundays the Passaic will run and leave
Centre wharf, Newark, Foot OF Barclay ST., ~ York.
u O'Clock A. NJ 10 O'Clock A. M.
3 PM p. M.
The Paaic will Bergen Point her 81 and o'clock
trips down. and Il and 81 o'clock trips On Sundays she
viii land on her passage down and up each trip.
Fare to Newark lss eta. Bergen Point, l2tcu.
The steamer Paaic is remark for spsed performing
the distance in from to "a hours each trip Ladies will Ind
this very pleasant and particularly advantageous the
Inconvenience Of changing from ferry boat with baggage
Is avoided Goods and freight taken reasonable terms but
only at the risk Of the nv23.y
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

MEDICINE CHESTS, Of new and elegant patterns care
lV fully filled with the best Of Medicines and pack
ed families travellers ships and plantations For sale By
RUSHTON & ASPINWALL,
50 Wiiam-st., ll0 Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
ell .ip,.
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

GENCY Of the Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Col
"A pany Ne % Wall Books for the transfer of the
Stock Of this Company opened al the North American
myso.sm. GEO. STARR, Agent
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

= e. n FOR Observation-Disclosures a.
GE211 Grassy Point Caldwoll's, Cold Spring, Fish.
kill, Hamburger, and Milton.
The and splendid steamboat OSEOLA, Capt. A. De.
groo will leave New York from IT, foot Of Chambers street
every afternoon Sunday exceped) at o'clock Returning
Poughkeepse from the foot of Main street, every
morning (Sunday excepted at o'clock Landing at the OLD
states prison. foot Amos street, each For passage apply
on board, or Of CROOK FOWKES,
my23-7m Corner West and Liberty sts
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

M EMS, YOUTHS <ND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
1V1 The Subscribers keep constantly hand very large
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing suited TO every and
sire, which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
as 3m. GEO. A. HOYT x CO., IA Bowery.
Morning herald., 1839-06-29
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 20. lsss

xkR FOR NEW ORLEANS-The first class copper
M4% ed aud copper fastened ship LOUISA CaptO Osbsrne
is leading and will sail for the above port in
few ays Having accommodations for cabin and
moderate those intending going
south should embrace this very favorable opportunity by max
ing early board foot Of Pine st. the ssoscrb
hAWSON 4 McMUkRAf,
je2sy corner OF Pine and South sts.
= Cv4 n EXCURSON-To Staten Island, For
S,7JGSsz-45H Diamond Sandy Hook, Sc-On Sunday morn
ssx1e4-ng, June 30th at IL o'clock The elegant and
commodious steamboat NOVELTY, will leave the foot of
Chambers street Sunday, June 3o at IL o'clock. A. NJ
touching the Old State Prison Deck half past IL o'clock
will stop hour at the Quarantine Dock, Staten Island
Fare for the trip so cents. je28.ats.
49, - GRAND EXCURSlON-The new and
sx-.zikrScrY elegant steamboat UTICA, Captain M. H.
Truesdell, will make excursion around
Staten Island Sunday June 3Oh Will leave the Old State
Prison Dock at ocsck the foot Of Canal street at quar-
ter past and the foot Of Liberty street half past O'Clock
NJ stopping hour Perth Amboy the return passage
Refreshments provided board Fare for the trip so cents
je26-4t
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

WEDDING And VISITING CARDs.-Engraved in a
w and approved STYLE printed from engraved plates
win the utmost the highly enameed porcelain
csds which, for whtene and briancy OF polish, be
ereelled All orders promptly attended to VALENTINES
Fashionable Card Engraving and Printing -sishment SO
John street, corner ofWiiam street iu4 lm.
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

/ 1N.S- FOR LONDON.-Paeket of the lst Of July.-A
~ first class coppcred and coppered fastened packet will
a. leave above, her regular day Having spacious
accommodations for cabin and steerage passg those
embark should avail themselves of this very
BILE opportunity BY making mnedate application to the sub
SCI ibers. RAWSON McNURRAY,
je2Sy corner OF Pine and Sou h st..
Morning herald., 1839-06-29


sale in lots to suit purchasers.
Also, hundred and fifty thousand Stgar, Of various
brands, by late arrivals from Havana, by
jel4-2w+ A. A SAMANOS, 4 Wall st.
Morning herald., 1839-06-29

k-A CATsKiLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE AT THE PINE
fl.! ORCHARD, ls39-This veil known and fashionable
resor undergoing considerable repair and will be
open for the reception Of June 25th The roads asg
to this establishment have also undergone thorough repair
peesy that portion Of the has bses rendered
perfectly safe and smooth.
The stages will regularly during the between the
Landing and the Mountain House. and will be found in read
all times the arrival Of the boats the Cak Land
ing Extra carriages furnished either the Landing Noun
tain House the shortest notice
ieie 2m- C. L. BEACH
Morning herald., 1839-06-29
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.

THIS establishment will he opened for the reception Of
i company Monday, the 18th Of June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr. WIN. II. RUSSELL, for.
merly OF Boston, as steward Mr. JAMES NJ SEYMOUR, in
the Office and Mr. j. B. DOBNY, condsctor OF the Ball,
aud Concerts. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON,
ie6 twistlstA Proprietor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
JAMES f. SMITH
Columbus Mi, April 9Th, Is39.-9o-tf
Guardians Sale.

In pursuance OF an order Of the Probates Court
4 of LowrdeS county, at The April Term, the un-
dersigncd WI proceed TO sell to the highest bidder,
on Saturday TIC twenty 9TH day Of MAY nest, on
the premises, CHE residence of William Henderson,
the following described tract Of and viz; the south
half of The west half Of the north east quarter of
section number thirty four in township number nine
teen of range number seventeen, ana 'he north
half of the east half OF the north east quarter of
said section. township and range. The above proper.
" belongs to William Henderson, lunatc, & will
lie sold on a credit Of twelve months good sccur-
ty will be required for the payment Of HE purchase
money. JNO. J. LEWIS.
Guardian
AprH Gth ls9o--9o- 3o+
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
Columbus Museum,

Just opened on Man STREE, Cnt'ribils ia.
TIME Undersigned after considerable expense
L both Of toll and money, has succeeded 70. col
Letting several thousand specimens Of natural curl.
osties. Also great variety Of cloths and ina lrass-
es made Of bark grass, and New Zealand fax by TIC
south Sea IsaDders ogetherwlh Of their dress-
Is, ornaments, an1es, aud implements, and also a
large collection Of botanical drawings,
In this rare collection there are one hundred and
thirty varieties Of couchoo9y or shells, and near
two thousand spccimens--hip bone, and section Of
the largest Mastodon tusk ever found, or at least
that we have any account Of; great variety Of ios-
sis, Indian antiqurliesan aud to cap the climax lone
Of she best collections Of crysaizaiions 10 BE- found
in the western country. Ia word, there some
thing 10 this museum to interest the scientific anus"
the curious, and drive melancholy lrcm the bypo-
cbondrlac. Hours Of admitiance from A. NJ. TO
9P. NJ.
TERNs or ApNrrTAscE.--Gen Gentlemen viii be re-
CURED to pay ONE DOLLAR for Their first admit
lance, aud twenty five cents for each subsequent
visit during the year 1899.
A gentleman aud lady, first visit, one dollar and
fifty cents.
Children Bnder twelve years Of age twenty-five
cents.
1t will be expected Of each gentleman on his first
visit 10 register ils NAME and cab for ticket agree.
ticket will show that he has been admitted one time
and afterwards ent;e him to abundance for twenty
five cents " SULLIVAN.
Mach %, 1539.--37-tG
n, 3. Tickets not transferable
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
TrI.st Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that ~ pursuance Of
y tie provisions ct certain Deed IN Trost, eN-
eoulej by Edward Fcaihcr,on, ut Monroe county,
and state of MiSSis>ipp,, u the twenty frs, day
Of sept 1857, to II. ". Cater, Of the county Of
LuWudcs and state aforesaid, as trustee, to secure
the payment of 4 certain promnuS>ory note, therein
mentioned and described 10 The order of the Tom
bghy Rad Road Company, wi. as trustee, offer
at public sale on Saturday, the eith day of April
next. at the court house in the town of Columbus.
MSsis~pph within the hours prescribed hy law, all
the right, tile claim sud interest which the SAID Ell
ward Feaihcnton has 40 and TO the following de-
scr.bei lot or parcel of land. . wit one section
Of land wing and beng situated ~ tie county of
Chckasaw and State of MiSS>Sippi 10 wit SccuoH
five, 10 township thirteen Of range five east to-
fether with al and singular, the tenemens, hercdH-
amcuts and apputcuances thereto belonging, and
all the crec,ons, buildings aud improvements upon
the same, Dated this 9th day OF Apu, 1879
II, W. CATER, Trustee
seu PRS Gee, $40 00l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

NorICG IS hereby gwen, t,nt ir rsaaurr IF
y ...a f-,vS ,-s 81 q certain lleei sr trr-'. rV-
c,uisl hy Joseph H. Fma &c NoSlb., t'auty,
anil state of Mr,s.sTm, ga iAe cEleeeh lav
Of NAV ls5S. % "a. ~. Cater " ja c1laty of
LaVnlss aui state aAocslii, as trustee. 20 secure
DE Vaymlrt of certain pr0mUsyry uoC. thCrctg
mentioned and described. o. DE order 90 toe Tom
tcey RaI Road Company, wi. ss tta>'ce. offer
a. pulse sab on SATURDAY., the !7.h DAY 81 Ap-a
next a. the court ioGsc ia tbs t1wh nt Columbus,
N.>>'Sipp,, within the hours prescribed by law, all
The right nte, claim anl interest whch tie sad Jo-
s,pa H. Futa has IN ard 10 he following d,sct.bod
iaad, "a VII: The >cslh east quarter % sccion
number twenty one, township numher iaurtccu,
range number seventeen cast. sud The south cast
quarter ~ se-ton number twenty, township mum.
Der fourteen, ranye seventeen east, continuing IN o.
three hundred and twenty and 20 lO0 acres BAR.
and bclIs situate n The county Of eoSuSos, state ot
Mississippi together with all and singular Ne ,cne
weotS hercliswenls ard appu-teuanceS thercunio
belonging, and all the erectons, buildings and I'M
proyeucntS Whatsoever upon the same. Dated tbs
oh Apr 1859 II, W. CAT Err, Trustee
39w4 lpr fee, $40 col
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

o. We arc authorized 10 announce EBENEzER
p. ODENEAI, as candidate for the office of Sheriff
Of Lowndes county, AT the ensuing election.
b(;- We are autho, ised to announce JOHN New
TON NlULLiN, as candidate for the Office Of Trea-
surer, Of L0wndeS County.
to- We are authorized TO announce GEoEGE
STmLMAN, as candidate for Sheriff Of Lowndes
county, at The ensuing November election.
tE3- We are authorized 10 announce BENJAMIN
S. Lone, as a candidate for the office Of clerk Of
the Probate court for Lowndes county.
90 We are authorized to announce WILLIAM P.
FULLER, a candidate for clerk ofthe Probate court
for Lowndes county.
To- We are authorized to Announce Col JouY
w. BYRS, as candidate for Sheriff OF L0wndes
county at tie next election.
70 We are authorized 10 announce Major Ma
THANIEL l.. MITCHELL, as a candidate Tor the Office
Of Sheriff Of Lowndes county al the ensuing election
G5- We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
G WRIGHT, as a candidate for Sheriff Of 1owndes
county al The next election.
n5- We are authorized to announce JAMES H.
TURNER, as q candidate for Sheriff of Lowndes
county at the ensuing November election
G3- We are authorized TO announce BENJAMIN
G. WEIR, as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of
Lowndes county, at the next election
UJ- We are authorized 10 announce Own p.
BRowN as a candidate for clerk of circuit court of
Lowndes county
or We are authorized 10 announce WIN. ].
Estes as a candidate for clerk Of circuit court of
Lowndes county.
NJ- We authorized to announce Col JAS. w.
BRIcKELL as candidate for the Office Of clerk Of
the circuit court for Lowndes county.
0FWe are authorized TO announce GEORGE
TucKER as candidate for Clerk Of the Probates
Court.
10 We are authorized TO announce Hon. JAMES
F: TRorTER, as candidate for Judge of the High
Court of Errors and Appeals.