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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

DY virtue of the above stated cases q
ID me directed, I will expose % public
sale. for cash, at the door OF the Court
house IN the town Of Canton,
On the Third Monday an June, 1889,
The following land, to wit:-West ball
southeast quarter section two; west hail
southwest quarter section nineteen
west half southeast quarter and south
half, east half southeast quarter section
twenry-nins; northwest quarter and
north half, west half northeast quarteE
section thirty-three; west half north
west quarter and north half, west bali
northeast quarter; east half northeast
quarter section thirty-twO, all IN town
ship eleven, range tour, east
ALSO-Four Negro Slaves, to wit
Major, Alsey, Owen and Jinnv; SsOck
of Cattle and Hogs, four Horses an Oh
Wagon and three Yoke Of Steers. Sc
Levied on as the property Of the
said defendant & viii be sold 10 satisfy
| the above stated cases.
s. VI. OURNOY. Sh'E
By G. HICKERs0S, Deputy.
MAY Is, 2O-23 PR fee SIS
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

The Greenville, s. C. Mouutaineer
saws, at is always q pleasure 10 erase
the name Of any subscriber who will
give us hint that he does not wish to
peruse our paper" Hadn't you have
better said, friend Wells, any subscriber
who does not intend to pay us for our pa
per?
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25


Jesse Meek, ! Circuit court UuItsd
vs. States, e. "a % Nav
VIM. HOY & surities, term 1889.
KeY virtue of the above stated case 70
FL me directed By the honorable clr-
cult court United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, | Will sell 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, AZ the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Nadi-
son county,
On the First Monday "a JEHe. 1859,
The following Negro Slaves. viz 1iIngo,
Dick, Jim, Bill, Peter. Jack, Cloa and
Milly.
Levied on as the property Of JOSIAH
Newman. and will be sold 20 satisfy the
a bove stated case.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed BY law. May -
w. NJ. GWIN. Marshal
By W ]. NoR1ANr. Drussfl
May %, 2O-2I pr fee 50
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

dom OF election being essential to the
mutual independence OF Government.
and of the different branches of the
same Government, SO vitality cherished
by most Of our Constitutions. il is deem
ed improper, for officers depending on the
Executive of the Union, TO attempt to
control or influence the free exercise of
the elective right. 1t is expected that no
officer will attempt to influence the votes
of other men, nor take any part in the
business of electioneering-that being
deemed inconsistent with the spiit of the
Constitution and his duties.n
These are the views of Jefferson upon
the principle of Federal officers interfer-
ing with the freedom of Elections, and
we have quoted those of the present par
ty, and from these facts we wish the
people to Judge of the right of the Van
Buren, party to call themselves the des-
ciPIes of Jefferson-the supporters of his
principles or the advocates of the
rights of Republican people.
We will now examine the views OF
some of the wings upon this same ques-
ion Of official interference in Elections,
and see who are the Republicans or De
mocrats--if Jefferson was one-of that
school, of which the Van Buren, party
claim to be the sole professors, and fol-
lowers, of its principles and precepts.
The evils arising from the corrupting
influence Of this interference for some
years past having become too serious to
be longer overlooked by the representa-
tives of the rights of the people, bill
was introduced into the Senate of the
United States at the last session OF Con-
gress, by Mr.. Crittenden, of Kentucky
who is not only an ornament TO his State,
but the body Of which he is member
for the purpose of preventing these cor
rupting acts of Federal officers, by an
nexing penalties thereto for every inter
ference. That bill was referred to the
committee on the Judiciary of which
Mr.. WaIl-one of the Van Buren, party
was chairman, who reported unfaYora-
bly, Of it, and stated that it was not only
the right, but the duty, of Federal officers
to discuss and promulgate, the doctrines
of the administration. Amendments 10
the bill were offered by both Mr.. Rives
and Talmadge, and Mr.. Crittenden him
self offered substitute for the bill, con-
filming himself entirely to the foregoing
views expressed by Mr.. Jefferson,-but
the original bill-the amendments-and
substitute, were unceremoniously thrust
out Of Senate, by these same Jefferson
Democrats.
We submit these facts to the people,
and ask all who have reason, and have
not "resigned the privilege of thought
to Judge whether the Van Buren, party
are what they profess to be-Repnblicans
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

FEfHE uB3erslzae- has@
III the eufre laeerrsr 81 k
son & r. e. A1lersaa- So.
coatsu-s~ en- 1gsla-s1 -s tae se
the s1gare. eae Fs1r ata.e eae EE
Bank tlz rer1rus hs fnazss PSI e-
frien.lz Pr farnee na-rsua--. as.l
cits -sea ana 80 Haa.e - eaH a
E-ot 5arzalls- a. ne
sen l'as. Inslsz1al. Is .es- relsa. ~
-hse essal tsre rr rsasF. ra
GE1EtsE a. h Nae
Nav as. EEga HaE
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

THE POLICY OF THE PAST AND PRESENT
ADMINIsTRAr1oN.-T great excitement
that has prevailed throughout the coun-
try for the last two years has, to the
view of a great many, obscured the for
mer positions of the great parties of the
Union. The position of the Wings, both
now and heretofore, is the same that it
always was, although otherwise repre-
sented, either ignorantly or Intentionally
by their opponents. The line of demar
cation drawn between the parties, and
the issues, upon which they have staked
their success, are the questions of the cur
rency, and the disbursement, control and
management of the public money.
When the fate of the United States Bank
was known-that a re-charter would not
be granted-and the deposites removed to
State institutions, the disasterous results
that would follow that policy, was pre-
dicted BY the leaders of the Wing party.
Mr.. Clay proclaimed openly and boldly
in the Senate, that the State Banks were
incompetent to the discharge of the duty
imposed upon them-that worthless
currency would follow, with all It's con-
comitant evils. The same opinion was
entertained by a majority, if not all the
Wing party. From this position the
Wing party have never changed, and
every thing foretold has occurred. The
Jackson party were then the supporters
of the State Bank system, and they still
adhered to the position assumed by Gen.
Jackson, that they would answer the
purpose of a National Bank, up to the
hour they suspended specie payments,
which did not occur until the term oil
Gen. Jackson's Office expired. The ex-
plosion of the pet bank system, which
was nearly coincident with Mr.. Van Blu
ren's installation in office, and which
proved the fallacy of that system, threw
the Administration into confusion. and
| forced them TO assume new ground, OF
| fall back upon the position of the Wings
and become advocates of National
Bank. The evils that followed the sus
pension. and the necessity of a remedy
for them, and the adoption of some new
policy by the Administration, suggested
the necessity Of petitioning Mr. Var
Buren, to convene Congress for that pur
pose. A large number Of mercantile
men of New York and other cities die
so, and their petitions were treated with
/ cold indifference, if not contempt, and
their requests denied. The petitions
came too soon, Tor they would have beer
! granted. as Mr. Van Buren's subsequent
acts proved) for he and the party had no
Il recovered from the confusion occasionet
by the explosion of their boosted system
of the State Banks. Shortly after fhs
! denial given the petitioners, Mr.. Val
Buren, saw the necessity of convenint
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
STOLEN.

ENRON the subscriber on InaEsc4s
u night the Esd inst, two 5ro~ nos-
ses: the smallest one mas catch IN nss
left hind leg, resembling the string bait.
neither has any white about tnena ne
largest one trots aitogethe r. tne $40
PAGES and trois both l VIII give olS
hundred dollars for the aPPre hens'oa =
the thief and delivery of the horses o q,
| will literally reward any one v Nd : ~
deliver the horses 70 me- TOUR ial.ss
south of Canton. Wa u Ia a. ~
NAV 25rh 1889 -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

A suit for a libel has been Instituted
By DR.. Huet against the editor of the
Philadelphia World
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

sHERIFF> SALE
l.sigb yss4vx 4 CO On :. "a CT kosd -
November term 1854.
r ". Kennon & suT'yN Madison elTe24S 60 -4--
EDY virtue OF the above siate5 case 70
ID me directed. shall expose Il Eaas-
lie sale, for cash, a. the Courthouse
door in the town Of Canton.
On the First Monday On jag 1889.
The following described land. VIZ
North half OF section FIVE. and north
west quarter of section 1, township ele-
ven, range six, east
Levied on as the property Ct h " q
kennon, and viii b. sold 70 satisfy the
above stated case.
s. NJ. FLOURN0I. Sh'd-
By Z. HIcKEESCN. Deputy
May %, 1925 Pr fee So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

SHERIFk> >NLE-
z = Tkem.-.. - - 8-s = = - aHn1
N.asazasr~ narass #gasss
Nos ;. Nazhem# No. ea-@ass ssa-sH
aa1 ssearaEw
DY v5-.ae - ne aAase szaas4 ease 81
Ese dsr~ese3- 3 shall ssg0se ~ Ha.a-
- ssf-. fsr czsa. h,sfare Haw Neara-laassasa
s5o,-. In rhe ssuru e Caaaeu-
1n sSr TklzE EraazE = &aHe- R-
4 LIKELY >E6Ao NosAN CaAr
LED CEEtA
EaeFaf IN an 49, - s 81 sasss
the ae1Ve saslszt cass-
: r. ELGs1 E<t1A- >aI
b. e. hazzzassas- Ls
NAY =. 80
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

Gen. Duncan Macarthur, formerly
Governor of Ohio, died at his residence
in that State on the 28th of April.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
SPEECH OF Hon. S. S. PRENr1ss.-W

SPEECH OF Hon. S. S. PRENTIss-We
commence to-day the speech of Hon. S.
S. Prentiss, on the subject of the late
Defalcations, and commend it to the at
tentive perusal of all patriots and lovers
of their country. We wish every man
who is governed by principle and love
of country-not the worshipers of Man
or Party-may have an opportunity oil
reading II, and discovering to what base
political, and party purposes, the patron
age of the government has been used.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
sHERIFF-s SALE

SHERIFF-s SALE
VIM J. Hill. On E. "a On hoad 60
V 7 Nov-r- term 1883. l-
Joshua Brooks. and Madison c4Eca-t cal--
VIM. NcCuIlogh,
EeY virtue Of the above stated ease Go
I'D me directed, I shall expose 70 pub
lie sale, for cash, AZ the Courthouse
door. in the town Of Canton.
On the Third Monday IA JHHe, 1882
ONE NEGRO GIRL. ELLEN
Levied on as the property OF Joshua
Brooks, and Will be sold 10 satisfy the
above stated case.
:. NJ. FLOURNOi. SIN
Bye. HIckERsoN, Depu-y
Nav 25, 1923 Pr Tee -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

We get the Canton, Miss. Wing Advo-
cate about once every two weeks
whip up your post masters brother Mel
Weekly ReUie,o.
We have tried that remedy, but it's
no use, they stand it like all posts.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25

DY vIrsae ~ tae uluss s-a-el case
I'D + ne darec-eJ. wll eKFae e
pubic sale for cash - sea azassz aE
der. before rle Ce1rt-als-e aslE @
toNn o. Con1aa. ca tae
Third Nteaaav N Saae, tsza.
Ths followsag tracz ~ Ha-e.s 81 Asaz-
VIZ Is esr bait aorlA a. ~ ease $50
southeast oaarter secEea rara-s-s-z.
township elevea. raaze aaszr, eas-s -
west quarter secl1zn talzgs ASS aa.s s.sasa
half east hall solzls-easl slareer seesaa
thirtv-fouF. sanle saagasaaa an raae
north half ana sa1lh-ar@- E1reer asa
north haifr wesr half salsza-aasz raF-H-
sectloa two. resasaia t-a. raa-z aar.
east. west half a11 nersa hall 81 sasr
half Of soarh-eas- s-lsreer ss-zle1 esFe-.
township ten. rauge 6aar. eeszs esss sa.f
northeast gaarasE- seeEsla asa- aaas ses-
half north-Nest saaraer --e-a esea.
sane to<asaza al raaEs- 1lzszaarza- -
estimation tI.-0 acres
Levied ca A. l1e Frsre-Hs st Azse1
hiaz. and wEl - z4 -
Plaintiffs GehE a18 eaz-
: n FLUI ENo1. Si-E
b F. Ha-xzzszs- ear
Nav rs. Issa- l3-zS CO. se So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
sHERIFF,s SALE

On alias f. f. on bond
to Nov-r. term 1889. l1
MADISON el-e lzt cauEt-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

The laws Of Spain only such TO enforce, ou
IL obligatory upon authorities 10 demand ana
the discharge Of all persons without any reference
ever TO their ndiv idual obligations. . -
Vessels trading to these islands via g. Thomas are most
liable to these imposons and consequently to inconvenience
and loss. JsHr Y. bhADfoAp
N.y. srosr.n tar there has been activity since
our a sales have been and IN some cases mold
ers demand $as In urpentne sales Of the best
have been made At "a S3S7 Al Boston there has been
change in any description and sales have been the
trade only prices At Philadelphia the market mas
been very quiet, at former prices -,
SuoAp-Th demand for article limited and the
stocks accumualng sales since last reach 400 hhd at
II 81 cts for Porto Rco 9tsa 81 for ST. crox; % LOT
New Orleans and about 600 boxes at for brown Cuba
81 81 ordinary do; ut 10 white do AT Boston there has
been fair demand for the trade and prices have been ay
there were sales Of 700 Havana and brown
Trinidad at 81; 100 do. white lie. At Philadelphia prices
are steady; 90 hhds brought 81 s. Porto Rico
800 boxes brown Havana st 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

DARK THEATRE.--THIs EVENING will be per
The Drama of OLIVER TWIST, or the Parish poy. Pro-
gress-over Twist, Mr., Richardson Nancy, Miss Cush.
To conclude with ALADDIN-Aladan. Mis-, Cu,hmsn;-
Princess Baroulboudour; Mira Chppendale
Doors open at s-Peraisrmnes quarter pas
O'Clock.
Bo. Tickets, si-Pit so cents-Gallery, ascents
10 Commodore Ballard and Officers OF the North Carolina
and the Commandant and officers Of the French corvette
Ygusla wifi honor the Bowery theatre with h,ir pre-.
DOWERY THEATRE-T. 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
ID AGER AND DiRECTOR-This evening" will be
THE HONEY MooN-Duke Aranua, Mr. Tambln-Juli.
ana, Mrs Shaw.
To conclude with
THE LION KING Or The Bandit. Doom-Afsha, the Ii.
on King, Mr.. Carter-Zenora, Mrs Proctor-Ztta, Mrs
Door, open at O'Clock the performance
Prices-Boxes IS cents--P s7a Gallery, a5cen
NTIBLO's GARDEN AND NEW sALooN.-wIL
~ LIAM NBLO respectfully announces that this Es'ab
THIS EVENING JULY 10, 1889.
The highly talented company unten the direction Of "a
Jerome Rayel FRANCHISE Ravel Leon Javei Rave JOSEPH
Rave, Feneon Rave Monsieur Carlo Monsieur Cheken Ma
dame Jerome Madame Antoine Raue Madame Chekeni Mad
Leader othe for the Rave Famy -Sgnor Carlo
The Evenings entertainments will at O'Clock
with astonishing of the Rayel Family tn
TIGHT ROPE.
In the ntermission of half hour between the entertain
mens the Military Band will perform iavorte selections
music
To be followed by the advertisement in act called Ia
EETE CHAMPETRE-A great portion Of this piece will b.
performed the Double Rope, wherein Nase Emeie am
Antoine Ravel will dane
Pas De Sabots in various graceful attitudes,
To conclude with INCENDIARY.
Civil and efficient Officers will be in attendance TO p-eerv
good order and the admission Of improper
No posponenen any time visitors to the Garden
pass from the street through the Grand Promenade to the Pro
inenade Saloon free from damp wet at all times.
Tickets 80 cents.
Doors open at 1.-THE entertainments TO comnence al
O'Clock
Omnbusses will to and from the City Hotel to the Gar
den, during the eve ing ui0Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10
ii = NkH N n h X X Il.
Tuesday, July % r. Ne

TIL. appearance Of specie draft wan the
IF 400 mi, moraag again slight increase in the
;,;ny Gloom At the stock exchange small business was
done and prices without exception showed farther de-
cline Bank of Commerce receded per cent? PAenir Bark
per cents Delaware and Hudson per cent? Canton Company
per cent? stonington per cent Harlem 1t per cent? United
States Bank the contrary improved per cent there being
a scarcity Of cash stock Of that description
The following the returns Of the Merchants Bank OF
Ithaca and the Baon Spa Association formed under the new
banking law Of this sate:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10
BY THOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER,
Stores 30 nm and LIS Enlfnn sfreefs

CATURDAY, July 49, at 10Y o'clock, at the auction
- Sofas Mahogany Chairs &cWillb be sold without
the entire stock of manufacturer comprising AZ sf Of all
descriptions the approved styles both tued and spring
81 dozen French and half French chairs ottomans d
couches sobed &ccan be the day previous to
the sale at the 81 Ann and lis Fulton Streets stairs
in the rooms, arranged according TO catalogue.
Piano ForesAt halcpast IL O'Clock precisely will be sold
to the highest bidder 10 valuable and second hand piano
fortes by celebrated makers and in fine order.
Also, variety Of excellent second hand Furniture, with
which the sale will commence. jyl0-4t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

DoYDs BLEACHING POwDERs.--The subscribers,
ID sole agent. In the u States Cor the sale Of Boyd Sens
Bleaching Powders supply manufacturers and deses al
the lowest market prices. For purity and strength they will
be found aly equal 10 an, manufactured IN this country
Irea, Britain. PERssE & BROOKS,
isl-y 81 LIBERTY 81.
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ID ED.


In the Rowena from Laguira-Mr II Dallett, lady child
and servant of Philadelphia, Mr. Daet of do, Pona Of
Curacao.
In the Duchess dOreaas from HavreMr Chamberlain,
and daughter; Mr. Trout Of Philadelphia; Mr. Wilson and
daughter Of Rchmond Mr. Dclen and lady Miss Diclen, Of
Paris; L Poplu, l Cabanas, and 307 in the steerage.
In the Constitution Of Bremen-t Dix lady and child,
Frederick Deppel, Jackson, VratE, Fisher and ll2
IN steerage.
Mr. Kelly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10
WINDOW BLIND MANUfACToRl

NHE Subscriber respectfully beg. to inform the public thai
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
ofeyery description OF the painted transparent washable win
dow shades consisting Of Italian aud other landscapes Diapi
Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds, whch he
confidently recommend for their beauty strength and great da
rabny 40 they have bees known with common care to last
from 10 fourten years The prices Of the shades sdn
cords tasses rack pues and hngs for windows eompets
vary from ~ and upwards, pair Blinds painted and htd
10 order, by applying GEORGE PLATT, II Spruce
NIB Country dealers supplied with blinds and blind htsnss
mlo-2msy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

1o-sULars ". y A.
ST. Jorr, Porte Rico, June ~. 1880.
r na.,.,gned Consal % the United States Cor IN. port
- d.,,et "A 80 John Porto Rico, hereby cautions American
rsu anA others engaged IN trading 70 Spanish ports be
ea M shipping board ths'r vessels na',eo Spain or is
tbout me consent a the resident Spanish au
,,,s. or une.. they nsurared titfn' 81 the United
states !. \, - dong they render themselves liable 10 gross
iinposliions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

At Bellevie u c. the LIST instant by the Rev. John
Cochran Ba De Gottenburg Lieut. Colonel command
ing the District Louisa Mary eldest daughter of George
Neville Ridley, Esq. Of Belleve formerly Of Kimboito,
Huntingdonshre, Eng and.
DIED.
On Monday 9Th inst aged months 81 days. Leonora Sophia
infant daughter of Abijah Fl. Meeker.
On Monday afternoon Thomas Oaks infant son Of Amos H.
III by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

LONDON.
Toronto. Griswold, June l
Westminster. Moore, June 10
St. James, Sebor, June 20
d. Queen,(S) Roberts, July /
LIVERPOOL
vi-ginian, Harris, June ]
". America, Hexie, June 7
Sildons, Palmer, June Is
HAvRF
d d'Orleans, Rich'dson, June |
Vile d Lyon, Stoddart, June s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

BEACON COURSE.
TIME GREAT TROTTlNG MATCH for $500, be
Dutchman and Awful three mile heats harness,
will off Thursday next the tn Of this month Dutch
bets Awful S500e against $780, at half
4 o'clock js9-2t+
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4 UNNtts W DCPaIEts
LONDON.
Samson, Sturges, July 10
President, Chadwick, July 20
Ontario, Huttleson, Aug. l
Toronto, Griswold, Aug. le
LIVERPOOL.
Westminster, Ferris, July 10
Cambridge, Barsley, July 10
Roscius, Collins, July %
HAyRE.
Burgundy, Lines, July Is
Rhone, Wotten, July "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

NJ Office The Subscriber ofers for cal. on very s,o,.
1V bic terms ia af8 - '~
soop arvey best made and warranted b.ro.ehe spring.
500 sett bor.
10000 lbs. malleable coach castings
900 sett barouche and coach axes, warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
5O sett very fine brass military bits and stsrrups
100 do do saddle cloths
10000 yds coach lace assorted; together with full
ment OF saddery and coach hardware and Newark maabs
castings JNO j. SUMMERS,
jy6-eod3m' $50 Water ST.
NEW MERCANTILE DINING ESTABLISHMENT
~ SANS sOUCl, OIL Broadway.-The vicinity of this Is
ablshmen to the chief Of induces the subscri
Der to believe be make place Of acceptable for
gentlemen who IN the habit of dining in the lower parf
the city
The Dining Hall cool and spacious and will accommodate
% Or 90 persons at time The appointments Of the table, and
me attendance OF the first order and the charges will DO
oorood Of business The Wines also will be found superior
quality, and at prices more than usually reasonable.
1nemen are requested to examine the tariff of prices
anu the quality Of the wines
Choee Soups he in readiness every dav AZ ocork
| Dinher VIII be served from , to s o'clock.
ee chocolate Ice Cream, Pastry, Confee onay, Roman
| and Arrack Punch, SC. at all hours
The Coffee aud Reading Saloon fronts on Broadway and
'ne nos as.1eable apartment OF the kind in the city
| EDWARD NiLFORD, Agent late Of Carlton House
Bo Nv ana formerly Proprietor of American Hotel
WHITE TUSCAN HATs-tor sale at
w. 90 WiLLlAM-sTREET.
good IL Is KIND OF pearl white and very light II is said by
ladies' Of great taste to be the beas shane that hax
| been seen for many years.
English Dunsta. Leghorn and Tuscan Hats of the fine 4
Qualities alyaysks handa and elegant assortment
Of rich Luestrins f~Sons selling at this Establishment
common reduced prices
The; subscriber T. BENNETT, begs the favor Of cali
from his customers ilS-lms
|
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

YINO OBTAIN beautiful head Of Hair elegant pair Of
il black whiskers use wyehsC Of Lillss For sale
genuine wholesale and retail by
jeoo.im. CT RlSG, Druggist, GA Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

J,o FAMILIEs-DR. JAQuEs V. vALLEAu, from
Paris informs the pebble that he his arrived ~ this city
and tenders hes services those families that wish to his
celebrated preventive. the only good article now 10 ase IA
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