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Valuable Tract of Land T1e,s

TIME subscriber offers f., at.
4 pesirable plantation on wb;rb ailg
lying on the Tombigbee River s' y
below Columbus. The above trsct s =
contains nine hundred and twentS Y
which 42O is cleared and in a blah 60
cultivation. There is on it frTt s. -. 81 I
Dwelling House, Gin House, witb,.IA
house, and all other necessary bUls1s..
person wishing to purchase deSr,I.
dence near Columbus, and perfectly Is
can geta bargain by applying to tie -
Der residing on the premises, or to h, ~
kcr, in Columbus. Miss. ;
July 24-45-tf 'A3A
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The Rlcwctt HoIIel
Sign Of Wash;ngtcr.


TOHN o. BRACKEN VIII oPa Y
81 splendid HeTEL on the LIST Of 0eo,-.
II = situated on the corner of Wal
and Market st. Columbus, few rods g. 2
Main ST.
His old friends IN this State, A
George, and adjoining States, who bar - 4,
toiore patronized him, are respectfully n.s,
to give him a call. His Bar viii be ilil
with the best Of Liquors, and bis Tabs "
every luxury the country affords.
There are 4 splendid set of SiGbles CO..
ted with the establishment, which is -
surpassed By any IN the South. sd Ia1ss', !
may rely upon having their horses Vs'
tended to BIZ careful ostlers. -
JOHN o. BiiACA !.
Columbus, Sept. %, 1888. ~
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SCHEDULE.

Sec. 1. All rights vested, and all liabilities
incurred shall remain the same as if this con-
stitution had not been adopted.
SEC. 2. All suits at law or in equity now
pending in the several courts of this state, may
be transferred to such court as may have prop
er jurisdiction thereof
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LAW NOTICP
sTEPRET

F sEEPREa Il. 49,
(ATTOaNET AZ LAVA
MILL continue to devot.
attention assidiously q 4 As he
profession; and .will praet;c = sss eitiss II
Courts Of Lowndes, Monroe ~ y tie
per, Winston, Oaktibbehsw. 1 ~ q
hawamba counties; and N II. = =.
Chancery Courts, at jackson M; lieas =.
Office in Columbus, Miss
January 10, 1887. Ia,
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BRANDON MnNrr

pERsoNs indebted to c..
Calhoun, OF either, can sN o,lls
obligations in Brandon money.
It's to be hoped that those Nh.
to e settle up for 'S6. 81, wiz now -. ls,sts
We intend to settle our busilIe.'. 4 ~
or suit. Wa, III
o.,.1e CONVICTION & CALM,
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a eARN.

AIet
a FHATcHER would return his thanls :
his former patrons, and those Of the late firm
OF Summons g. hatcher for the sppbert eT,t.s,,si
cd the hrHl, and respectfully sofcits ranf;s
uannce Of the same to J. w. Simmons Nh,
VIII continue at The Old stand
a. THATCHER has taken the wsfehouen 81
Clark q Co. where he win eoDdpef gspe,.si
auction, COMMISSION, receiving and o- 49,
ng npsiness. lie NlH advance cash on cotton S
store and Val, during the season keep a
nana general assortment ofgroceries. bar
glng andropes and iRshort, evefy ihin0 dIee;;rss
py planters, He win also personally stfeo5
% sales q cotionin Mobile desired.
Inc gRdeFE gRed having declined tie q.
cel y, iorRardiRg and Commission bushes
- SsllnlpQs Miss. and having rented then
s W. e the steaTnb0at landing rs NJ
1Aillea 1halchfr would most resn flIlv re-.
commend him to their Old friends ard patrons
ana solicit for bin continuance ofthe hnr;.
q tnelr former customers.
Columbus Oct lea5. CLARK & Co.
A1lL avina a pose "A IS
TIRE stock q goods, eafne Is "a
persons indebted % BIN ether 6s. 81 81
thls year account. l1 tome forward and e..ifis
.1e cannot
las leno s I'D eect IS s. i.;s -
ae en eccrpied 81 es
Joseph ". CARROLL
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Insurance Agency
THE Subscriber, Agent for the Augs
- IL, Insurance q Banking ompany, ca
ooU,0OO Dollars, actually paid IL, is nov ,
pared 10 take risks against loss Nv Fire, q i
navigation on tie river or ocean.
cY Wai. M.C0ZARF
Columbus, Oct. ?, 1888 3IaV
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Bank Notes. Maps, PlanS,&e,
on COPPER .f.8D STEEL
viii be attended TO with promptness anab
spatch. Bank Note Paper from the beS d
most celebrated paper mills in the Union
They have appointed P. BYRON BGRr1d
Columbus, (Mi) their Agent, who VIII sH
any orders that may be left with him.
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western BANK Note COmD,T n

II AVE'made extensive ananpmsss
H render their Engraving Egisbbs.ir.-I
complete, and are now prepared 70 ~.
any work In their IRE of business. Tbsy IL,
procured new designs for vigne,t, 6e.ni
orders for
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

- =. 49, g j. eo.rs ss w. H spsrts, sssshsr With
cspy Of i e~ssr That said sparns sss~ o.Ioct !.
~ vhy - sss sLoud sot stricken from Ss roll o. on
Gers directed - stsssd this ceur That 'ss s~a ~
- s.S.d 4; ~ upon this Court an omcer'
-, - .o. shsII be definitely disposed Of That the
CI. 80 ~. .:ourt transmit his Honor the Mayer OF the
City Of New Yosk, copy Of the papers h'eu - A''
setker with . copy Of tins rule.
IN the case Of De Merritt, and Lanor, IN iicted Tor
forgery. SC The trial was indefinitely postponed
on account of the absence of material witness.
In the case of Sylvester, indicted tor misdemean-
or in selling lottery tickets, the District Attorney
moved that the defendant be compelled TO plead IN
stanta.
Mr. Bates resisted he motion, and the court grant
ed hours FOR the defendant To consait WIN MS
counsel, ana decide en- the course he would pursue
Non substantiated accusations. Several charges
have lately been preferred against individuals OF o.
tanning money and other property under taise pre-
fences, in which the compliments have subsequently
withdrawn the accusation after the report had got De-
fore the public A few days since Frehcnnan
named Luxembourg, brought charge OF TINS mature
against German merchant ei the name Oh ~ $50
Bernhard, which we reported. we new iea'h !, :,
an official source, that Lancenbourgs counsei aPPi,
TO this court and attained leave 10 withdraw w
charge, because the accusation was srounuos .
think this sy stem bad if makes iase cnai
he ouoht m he comned to come into court, anu the
disgrace he would then incur wuao ue'e' o'0i
from following in his footsteps. NOT Term I"s 10.
bat some hundred indictments TOT assau,' anu @
tery are permitted 10 be abandoned, each o. WHICH
cost the public above 10 dollars tor COSTS some
medy ought TO be found to stop TINS rage ior per
secution. -
George Herbert, a stupid looking German ioaier'
was put TO the bar charged with taking hundred oo
lar bill from the pocket Of ceantryman OF MS WIN
whom he slept The Jury did not deem the case iai-
" proved, and acquitted the prisoner
After the verdict had been recorded the prisoners
counsel who had strenuousiy commended Tor ms Gu
ents innoc told the court that Herbert was VIII
ling TO restore the stolen moaey II nus eoniessing
himself TO be thief, though he had escaped con
vcfon.
The Court then adjourned.
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Cleared.
Paniaoon, krwn. York river; Matches, fBr) Card Wind
sor. WIN Wallace Allyn, Belize Hond Upuenc. Robinson
APalath'co'a Bee, % Beckwh, Windsor, Misent Cbes
kehm nd, Va Homer. Reed Boston; Fancy Chac. do
Nantucket John B) Delaney Halifax WIN Roscoe sber
wood Boston; Caroline, Williams, Taunton
Arrived.
Brig WILL Dyer, ~ js IRON Apaachicoa, with cotton 10
Brig Charles. ouie,briSge d. I'm Tampa Bav with india
rubber. SC 10 Badger Nessarea
Brig Poland Shaw 30 dys from Mareaso coffee, SC to
Fsrnhsm \ 20.
schr Gloucester Rose dsys from Virginia. With wood 10
sehr Tine Williams. d. I'm Washington NC, naval stores,
Mitchell 4 Co.
ship, brss-wind fresh from wNw
psDsorauaa.
The packet ship Memphis Nichols, performed the
age hence In Liverpool IN " day.
The Cambridge Bursey arrived Liverpool prevou,
Tn. following ar, the names Of the person. drowned when
the Medgcvc wrecked-Ms Brady. Patrik Sheridan.
Bernard Curran WIN Hendricks Robert Armstrong Michael
Kelly aud Patrick Flynn passengers, JOAN Morgan,
There were IN the psrt Charleston on the 7 ns ships
The Eagle still ashore Staten Island She will p Oba.
hy he t,Ai loss The Wy ming alongside
wharf and the Clara is al spchor near the Burrard.
Capt Whiinc, Of the Po Al sdepha 9th inst in LAT ~
20 Ion "a picked aP ese 81 s.dow Ssh, marked Des
Niorki same day saw a sumber Of other article.
Naval.
Cap, Meldrm ef the And'ev Jackson, al Norfolk, staff
supposed L. he an American frigste.
The schr trampu Lieut. Com Pauc, bound 90 the
Of L.brsdor. SATURDAY l&st, from Norfolk.
The hp carpenter. have b.e acyel, engaged NJ the Pa
dcphia Nav Yard weeks Among The vessels
nrorress enios steam rirste The ktc &C winch
laid Her length 206 feet her and stsn posts
y ready fr rasg and number q her floors are also ray
Also, soop 81 She viii b. lsanchsd ~ The Of
tho present month The u chr FnterrIise hss been
paired rented AMI - getting p,ovs one Cor cruz
The kSpr isnsn, beuk 6t edout era rcr,e 'hp to
b. remembered ~ addition a. the large vessel "
der the sheds the portion o the work of which
comp eted long time ago
-W~tscu
Snuthernor Tbbs h.sce for Liverpool Avg w. lat AZ o.
Ion -.
United -sns-- Ports
Bosror. Sent ie-'rr Cambridge, Waterman NierKi cid
Red jacket Alb rt~on. do.
roHrLsvp SEPT 7-srr Jsne Lord, NYork
Prh,usIrHi., sept Io-cd American Eagle, Hickman,
Work.
Nosro,s serto-.ld W Kcwpiou. B,dell NYork
Forcign sorts.
E.tuourti. lam. Az. s.rt Su qnehsunal Bancroft New
vows on l,ob, W0ins, No, il,o Joseph norc ioun 10
w. Bef'rtjt
= rou,voo CRY, Ana 2o-Eschangc, Free orn, Tor New
y.rt / ~ : i. ups I'm r.ssl 10 49,
p.Ncr IN Aae 40 -pedta,,, for NYaork.i "a.
Prrpro IsrtsL, Aug AoN, Amcii lean vessel IN port.
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hadins IL way here and the speculative Spirits wearing oa
Of markets. while the time the increase o. banning
facilities in France, |. rendering her csnmere'aL
The different character and habits Of business are mus mu
tuy dating Themselves while the causes wncn nave
operated to curta the Of each nation and 10
Its minimum At the opening Of the CROP are nearly
ed In England the crop better In France the discomfort
among the working classes appears to have decreased me
United States prices have fallen low grade and the new
csops coming in great abundance at low rates There
fore the main Of difficulty apparently removed
while the very existence Of the difficulty has shown to each
community the great influence which the prosperity advers-
Of the other exes upon its affairs This very apparent in
England where of chief Of hope, that affairs
would De better there the probability that exchange
would their from the United States At he
time may he remarked german TO the subject that Mr.
Barring, of the house IF Barring Brothers. leading firm in
The Ame lean trade is talked Of the Chancellor
coed Mr. Spring Rice This doubtless growing
Importance OF the American trade and
Of its operation, which that gentleman supposed possess
Every preparation making the three countries 10
the business year, based the crops OF the
tive nations The great superiority of this country
will give decided advantage the balance of trade The
situation Of affairs in China with gard the aud opium
trade at present unavorabe and likely produce
revolution in the Of conducting that Business The
susp nson If not the entire annhau Of the opium
IS source Of much uaeasnsss matter oF serious
sequence as the balance The favor China
not be quidaed except by heavy transmission ofsver Tie
United States with China for the last two years Na al
follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12
m.NsS "a A x n E 4.

Wednesday,,
Wall has been very que TO day The safes Al inc
stock exchange limited and without
IN the prices. which have improved and others have
recedd u 5 Bank Improved per cents Veksonrg u Aen
tsek,. 4; Mohawk, 4; Delaware aud Hudson dec'nedl
The Farmers. Bank Of Geneva institution uader TIC new
law ha. gone into operation Its bills rcdeaaesd the
Am T. Il Bank. 10 this city Al per e. dscot"s' inc 'o
lowing csntemsn been chosen officer c The BANK o.
Western New York Rochester james guernsey Dan''
Burroughs. IT,, Gustavus Clark Samuel q Andrews, rrede
rick whe.y Alta subsequent meeting Of the board James
X Cuerns.y was elected President Gastsvus Clark,
Cashier.
The new. which bees anxouy expected from Europe
h, the Great Western prove be Of decisive ma
t.re The sr.p ha, been ward that impos'be As
vet 10 Judge of its extent, The probability however, that u
will turn ont well, Car any apprehsno o. us
unfavorsbc influence financial matters lhe s'e o.
France, apart from estena political ~ airs ecu
20 be very similar regard the currency to ' ntaAuss
Of the United States. That Is. that the currency o. The three
countries of contraction preparatory 10 renewal
G bushes. upsn crops Three different causes have
operated three tries smu an,osy 10 produce the
same effect. on affairs by derangng the currency
and psra,rng ne operations In England the actual
deficiency the crop began seriously to affect the banking
operaons IN April last ADD that series Of restrictive
measure. which has extended its influence 20 this couu
through the f and failure Of stock negotiations
Nearly al the time IN April last the movements Of the
secret in Paris gave ascri~us check TO both commercial
and prospects which, followed by the events Of
m, l2,h of May .tro,ed All confidence From tina, time
- k.l hankers and joint stock banks in France have been
,gQ.r in their discounts, and business has proper
sionably cramp,d
Tn. oloriuv !. table cf soes in circulation in England
- ana m, United States. at the bcginping Of the present
rear and =, the ia,et da,es.
CtpevLar,os or Fs.rcv. EScL.So a~p rHk UNITED
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STOVES, srovEsu srovEs,l

DERtFCT RslNsV and Steam Conduit r Victoria Ma
tt.nd .ud other Psicrns roal or Wood Jookig Slows
TIE scriberf respectfully invite attention % th,r
I'D spc pd improved kins stoves. which for heaut
imp ci,y qusn NY nd ~ iy cookng baking ~ Sc have
20 4 and ctali nge COMPARISON ~ ~ points of views
fcs y cruca nusiion ~ the above ranea aud
ne, Nil b sund unlike auy olbcr patterns etr,d Gr
sale ~ u y ciy
rer-ons 90 uurtha. &c Wy kad Il % their t.
sve n e rr,, purchasing ehrwh w an
cheap any other the "a Also a. en- II
,r,cie of y, ur .vss W roal o. co. sale a. sboc
sale W tetsil. Nv SALISBURY 4 Barker sa7 Wafer 4
sti.lm' between Beesmsn -. \ Psek siip.
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ROW & COMPANY.

" announcing their friends the prevailing FALL FASH
IONS Of tue and unique style Of their Superior Beaver
Hats, ready for Pecon at the Sales Room, No
Hanover street cannot refrain from expressing their acknow
Judgements for the great aud xpected share Of
slowed their original and exclusive system which, they feel
pride saying, has given such general satisfaction.
We do not limit ourselves 10 any national style, but inva
ably adopt the regnng Fashion, whether be Lon
dn Parsan we do not tempt TO control presume TO dc
tate be the oracle regulate lead the Fashion Of the
Day. but always anufaciue hats with the srcte
formi,y the latest STYLE let il from
what source IL may.
To deem needless to reerate the parc
olars Of but for the advantage Of in
general make this explanatory remark obtain all
hats direct sm and thereby enabled
TO sell sye Of beavers which present
passed for color elegance, durability and quality 81 60
being 0per lower than the standard price for the
article of similar quality and value.
In soliciting early inspection OF latest and intended
Fall Fashions cheeruly for the information
oose interested that the style undenaby claims Pr.ian Pa
ernv, and ave before said, the perfect, i'm
material business being TO give every possible ate
on every department and The most cruuous exsctness
the taste, wishes and choice OF our customers.
From the advantage in being manufacturers
the ortsst notice sui, all applications for any STYLE
shape size, at established prices.
ROWE CO., Hat Manufacturers
Sales Room No Hanover opposite the Exchange " Otis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

Charge of Nutiny.-Eleven of the crew Oh the
American ship Cabot were brought up Tor examina-
ton before Judge Belts, charged with muiny ana an
attempt to make revolt on board that vessel WINE
on the high seas There being some doubt as to the
guilt Of Eve of the prisoners, his henor tse
charge against them and committed the following Ior
trial, viz: Michael Collingwood, John Murray,
Colin Campbell The pros &c utor bound over to
appear ON the 18th inst before the grand jury ana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

l-At meeting the Members Of the Bar Of The city o.
New YORK. OF the death OF David IRA
ham, Esq, t the City Hall, the 10th instant Geasra
Robert Bogrus called TO the chair aud Feer Co"dcy
appointed Secretary. !,
George Wilson, Esq offered with appropriate remarks the
following resolsons which seconded by Judge Ner,
who also spoke in euogy Of the character o. inc ae
ceased :, !,
Rsoved That the members Of the bar having WIN me
deepes, fcsass regret been arprsed tie sudden dem
their late respected David Graham ESQ., In view
neanchoi, event. and evidence Of eir respect o
the me mory of the and Of ympah, with h'. iamy
the Of this mourniu event. VIII wear he usua
pasge OF snlng On the In arm
Ressvd That cspy OF these proceeding 10 be sred ~
the Chairman and Secretary be transmitted 70 ne a'ny OF
the deceased temonai of the sincere condoance o. ,he
OF the sitb them he occasion OF incl mciah
choy bereave nent and ,rreparscle loss
Resolved That these proceedings be signed b, the CHAIRMAN
and secretary published Under their d'recnon al me
papers
The resolutions unanimously adopted
John Leyeridge, Eq offered the following reseuoh when
carried: -
Resolved That the mcmbers Of the Bar will attend the u'
neral OF the deceased.
On motion, adjourned. c,.
PA. CowuREr, Secretary
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

lao shares United States Bank 1851 SO do 100! do 1861
90 do State Bank l03 do Commercial Bank NO rs 40
Franklin Gin 800 do l.. ms 70 b30d-De Hud IS bn
% do 6s blod 100 do 6S bin, 25 do SO 80 do SO
% 10 6s TIM so do 6S 3Ud so do 6s rs do 6 b3d
bo0d-50 do Farmers l02 sod do OHIO Life Trust
9sl25 do North Am Trust Go b30d 10 do 6 Is do 6525
80 do Paterson 63 80 90 s3a IS do 53lO do Ute.
lif-0 do Canton SAT OIL do 4i 10 do Mowhak SOL 80 do
oot Oct $50 do S6i Sept 500 do New Jersey r. r. s
90 do e9l s60d Is do o0l0 de- Stoningto 49,
so d. Harlem 4si 1901 so do 47 so do 4s $50 do
Az DO A. SO do Al 100 do 473 30d 100 do 4s b4sd 100
do 172.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

A RrlFlCfAL TEETH-In,eried The ps,sepse q
n Atmospheric Pressure from single . eossyiess
set. ny w. Thorn Surgical Mechanical Dsussl rss
London AS Broadway, entrance IN Howard oee hour
from e,gnt sniI SIN sati im's
DOARD.-A gentleman aud his wife, three angie
~ gentleman, have Handsomely fssnSshsd v,sk
beard, by applying At No 10 Park Place.
Erel,sh and French spoken. ssI2slDs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

CARD to strangers visiting the Guy ol New iorK kor
"A past subscriber has issued "A Card" TO
gers inviting them to visit has Literary Rooms where lie has
SALE Books in almost every department OF L,eraure
beautiful Engraving Of which equal If superior
TO Paintings, aud Oil Paintings by Ancient and Aodsrn
Arsts The prices will be found moderate they be
procured eewhere Of equal quality Libraries supplied upon
the best terms.
90 He walls himself Of tbs opportunity to state, that he
sui DESTROYS selling out his business moderate
terms Wh A. tOLMAN,
sl2-2t. 900 Brosd ~. Y.
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State Of Trade.

10 the Dry Goods ne trade to have fallen off for
day or two There less doing generally which may be
crbed to the deranged state of oaey affairs the
The news BY the steamboat has had any very animang e
feet upon The Markets.
CorTcN-Ihs market has been very quiet since
last remarks before the arrival Of the steamer
quence OF the expected news, aS by Of the
tisfactory aature Of the aJvces brought sales have
reached about 6o0 bales only, 10 I3 for Upands,
lol LAT for Mobile 0l Ia for New Orleans. At Charles
ton on the 7 sales had reached $50 Of 10
Is cts Al New Orleans the BY the Liverpool having
reached that city the 3D. caused decline OF which
oreu 1T buyers into the market aud sales reached 1000
bales The receipts OF the crop 1910 bales
during the month Of August.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

RAKINu roasting broiing and economy sumption Of
ID uel, qualities for whirh fAMELUs Stoves
offered ia this city. cooking stove Anthracite
coal has long been waited in this city that will operate
well every particular is found il the Parmelu Stove
be operation the Of the suDscrber 2l5 Water
Also cert6caes from of the first in
ey and reference gwen hundreds who have them
Every stove sold will be warranted to give satisfaction
may be returned and the purchase money refunded
Sold osly by the subscriber ). A HOUSE. si2 AZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

Hers ", perceive decrease circuls
aiun 81 The hrec countries .muan and ARISING
fro,, different cau.cs tic effect mutual b, prov.
IN, A, !, which The different brought Nv
sie,p Navigation The ion which The commercial affair
one county exercises upon ae other gradually uess
Tbs i vient from thc = that ste'mosv ~ ou hitherto
hal he eject cniy uusr'e W. m'rkss ~ tb my ais.
SAC from the ci,runbnc' Int buness Il hc Uaed states
CONDUCTED ~ more .pecu mtnrer than uta Tier
q IN this country bss e'p','a and moe e''rlt" lie
state ofhings gad aly changing, I've capital y England !.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

or CARD-THE PANORAMAs-MR. GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the esens Of New OK aa
The public rally that he intends 10 spea for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early IN October and hi al eonss-
quenty the Panorama Of JERUSALEM will positively ~
closed the ht OF that month lie gives the early ssuss
that parents my bring their children ssnda, and other
School t. achers their scholars, and that all may 90
por,un,,y Of viewing tins Transcripts Of the Hsy City
auI.ise-2m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

ID UsHTON 4 AsPiNWALLps COMPOUND TONIC
IL MIX rURE, speedy rtan for the Fever and
Ague Remten and interim tent fever prepared fro the
Original recipe. Used with success,
1884, by Of the highest respecabty in this
ted lheannexed certificates Thi, dene hig
neuaed aud has been exiensv used the above
such distinguished that the propr tor Of the recipe
has been ducsd to offer il 10 the public its present FORM
the hope thai may the Of relieving man, Of
who suffering under tn ,sourge Of country
medicine ng great virtue And when used according
the directions, has aed Of efectng
most obstinate stage Of the disorder all d,asrcea-
be and Of the weakest ach aud children
it with Inpuny 1t sengten the digestive organs,
appetite, and seldom requires thn obs mate
cases. two Dotes, 10 effect There is neither mercury
tuition. The propetos well ofiis
efficacy that they agree refund the price of every bottle
which been taken in accordance with the directions
has effected perfect Of the Fever and Ague.
The Compound Toni Mxtu prepared only by RUSH.
TON ASPlNWALL No. sc Wiilam-stree,, ITO Broadway
aud 10 Aston House, New York. and for sale BY all The Pne
pal Druggists ia the United States
G Topreven fraud the cork Of each bottle will be
cd by the signature of the Prop i.tors. ,I2.lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-12

Packets 40 Oepnrt.
LONDON.
Montreal, Grifing, Sept. 10
Gladiator, Br'tton, Sept. 20
Mediator, Champlin, oc,.
LrvknrooL.
Sheffield. Allen, Sept. 10
Oxford, Rathbone, Sept. %
BAvRs.
;. de Grasse, Sept 10
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