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He told the PEOPLE that her p'e'ent Governor
mad been elected by on.y one 1 a )rity, bit thai
ne should go out BY vote of ZEN I. o SAND
m ijority againt him.
NEW YORK,
The Empire State. Mr. Reynolds, of her
letegatiaa sail that all who knew her history for
hree years past, required no pledge Ct her devo-
ion to the cause OF HARRISON and REFORM
Wake her up at two o'clock in the morning,
md she can, whilst rubbing her eyes, vote down
Martin Van Barren"
VERMONT.
Mr. Hopkins sail the ''G.eea Mountain boys"
lad a thousand majority for Harrison, and that
they could edo their own voting and lighting"
PENNSYLVANIA,
The sKey Stone State" Mr.. Brady pro
.laimed that next fall, Pennsylvania should be
found "right side up,"-"that she never was d
Van Buren, State" 'sThat when Van Bdren was
1 candidate for the Vice Presidency, she threw
away her vote, rather than vote for HIM" lie
lieged that she would give 10000 majority for
Old Tippecanoe at the next Presidential election
MIR. Southland, for the "Jersey Blues" said
! hey were not yet subdued. "She was mol
| lepressed in the Revolution, she was not d =
| PRESSED now. When she speaks again, 1t VII
! ,e in no small voice, and she will teach lesson
| o the wretched men who have dared to Insult
Ter, they will never forget.
| "Corrup lon, SAID MIR. y, nave mace the par
| IN power deaf, bat tn, noise from For. Mig
! viii open thei. e. RS
VIRGINIA.
| Mr.. Wi son of the ''OlI Domilion," appeared
| for her. lie said she had list SPOKEN for her
| elf. shout for WISE brought him out aSai 4
! Though he was evidently il i'll health, the PEG
! } c were almost crazy to see and hear him. .
! ,av,, S il NJ Wise, been speak, X so lon.
| lgainst this wi ,ked and corr lpt adninistratio
hit [ have worn out the best pair of luno SCI
| ..ve1 to man."
NJ. Edwards from Ohio, the buckeye State, re
parked that as speeches were all the so, h
gould gi5e a song, And he did so, and goo
,,ra:h also. He sail they had barrel Of har'
ider to bet that OHIO would give the larges
r4iority for HARRISON of any State in the UEion
Who'd take that bet ?
| NJ Hlmes, of Tennessee, was in mournin!
,r II GA Lawson White. He commenced b
emarRllg that con the mountains OF lie nessse
ne VIII fires were blazing" When he spol
! memory of il, g White, who he stated ma
.Ilied m lrtyr TO l.e4lom," the Convention fei
ne business and propriety of the remark.
10 be cOatatuei)
a.. The Colyention adjourned to meet
OINTMENT SaUAlE, THIS (fdesiay) NOR
| IiNG, It J o'cloA
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DEATH OF NJ. OJ44-, "A JGHLIN.-It
will be see by tis slojoined noi;e to s.h war,
iiJp.c moe Cllo, th.t one of the members OF
lat Club lid dlrine the recession yesterday.
We learn that he left widow AID 70 IT .drel ..
if the manner Of his death, and the circun-
.rances attending it, we forbear now to speak.
,s-ElGHTH WARD TlPPECANOE CLUB.
The undersis nsd painfully announce to tn.
Club, the un.imely death OF one OF If men,
,ers duriug the procession yesterday.
1t would seem unnecessary to enter intoany de.
ali of the attending circumstances, at t.le pc
emit moment.
Tne VI lb will meet at the Char G sire It Spring
MS afternoon, at o'ciock, to attend the fInera
f their deceased friend, and invite all such a.
may be disposed, tojoin- the procession.
A. :. MOORE, President
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-05

In the hurry win wnan "e Afs i'.npel'G-
make up or account of the proceedings oil ye
tsrday. we are unable to note in exteaso, maj
of the badges, flags, banners, and incidents OF tt
day. We will be greatly obliged to the gen;
men belonging to the different delegations, if TIL
will at an early hour to-day, hand in to US sue
memoranda as will enable US to perfect our note
that they may be accurately give.
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rrrpMc -.rh0 Pilot Is published daily for IS


The following Resolutions, unanimously ADOPT
Cd bv the State Central Committee, have Deen
h,nded to Us for insertion in the Pilot;
A. . meeting of the Wing State Central Com
,,;ttee held on the Evening of the 10th April,
1910, the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted. g., C.u-,;,+oo
.T-hat the pilot Newspaper, under the Editorial
.Larae Of Cen. Duff Greene, having been estab-
I;sbea principally upon the Recommendation OF
tbe Wing City Convention and Central Com
rnittee. we deem it our duty most earnestly, u
recommend it to the liberal support OF our Whi,
brethren throughout the State
Resolved That this committee pledge ltseii u
use every exertion within its reach, to extend IN
circulation and Increase the p!tro laPe OF the
lot, and to adopt sach means IRON u ne 70 IN -.
as NAV be necessary to attain their objects 81
co,eIv bal;eviny that the per, if properly encol
ared. will prove a poxerf ii auxiliary n the Po
Iti;al struggle in whi;h we now engs ed
GEO. W. KRn5o, oec'y.
NATHANIEL Il. WILLIAMS, Chm.
SAMUEL HARDEN,
NATHANIEL F. WILLIAMS
10 IN T. KENNEDY,
JAMES L. RIDG ely,
..' ABRAHAM G. COLE,
JAMES GaiEVES,
HUH BiRChdEAO,
i.= WIN. Il. jones',
GEJAII H. RI HARRISON,
JAM 5 FRAL. IR,
JAM IS IAR ,VO0D,
ASA Ne GDHAM,
T4OS. YATES WALSH,
WIN. II. iIiTGHSLL,
GUSTAV W. LURM IN,
IAiAES Il. PITTS,
G ;O2I VI ;IiLL,
.. ., ......... SAIJ3L NIL CLAN,
NGt.S)N Pc,
WIN. CIESNJT.
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The following named gentlemen were CHOSEN oliicel'
of the Young Mems National Convention assemblies
yesterday;
JOHN V. l.. MCMAHON. of Maryland
F,ce Presidents,
w. Willis, of Maine.
James W. Emery,
Z. Babcock. Jr., Rhode Island.
]. d. Eldridge, Connecticut.
Charles Hopkins, Vermont.
ID. Z. King, Massachusetts,
]. N. Reynolds, New York.
J. NJ. Klein, Pennsylvania.
Charles II. Black, Delaware.
William Trick, New jersey
A. Wilson, Virginia.
J. ii. Croger, Tennessee.
g. X. CLARK, Missouri.
james billet, Alabama.
G.. Mason Griiam Louisiana.
q. Constibt, illinois.
Thomas Allen, Di trict Columbia.
+. NJ. Robert G1orgia.
Robert WicklIhe, Kentucky,
Edward GIwdse, south Car0iil1.
]. Edwards, Ohio.
secret.sie.,
81. SapD'cton, Maine.
J. F. Gar ield, Jr. New mp hire.
BIC. Hills, Rhode leland.
Au tin Baldwin, Connecticut
E.P. Walton, Jr, Vermont.
Alexander Kelsey, New York.
J. Washington Tyson, Penn ylvGu!a-
j. Eurtin, Delaware.
J. r. Nicholson, Maryland
N. j. NlnusI, nguild.
J. a. Corwin, Ohio.
Z. Z. Norveil, Tennessee.
J. White, Missouri.
w. 3. Oliver, Alabama.
The following gentlemen were, by the com
mi1tee appointed for the purpose, Introduced T.
the thousands who wers resent. They appear
cd GA the stand IN the OF er ia viii 70 th.r naIne
Pillow
Henry Clay, Dlnisl Webster,M essrs. Wis.
hoffman, Preston, Graves, Curas, VIM. Co.
,ohAson, Wi Jams, (N. o. Fillmore, Salto.-
d !, Jeaifer, and Kennedy. Another shout fl
: AY and WEBsTEn brought both of those GEL
t emen 'sarm il arm" to meet The saiutations c
ne people. Nine cheers greeted chem. Thu To-
loved Crittenden, of Ay., Hall, of Vermont, Co
-ly, Of Philadelphia, (who was at the battles o
BUNKER HI.Land L-xINGToNO Ex-Gov. Thom
IS, and Col. Washington, of Maryland, and nj
merous other distinguished gentlemen, all Q
whom were recognised and welcomed by tn
thousands of men determined to be free, assem-
oled from the sea-shore and the mountain-toP. d
GOLD MASSACHUSETTS"
Daniel b. King spoke for the cold Bay State
1900 men had come 500 milss 70 rsprsssus h>'
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ORGANIZATION Of TnE CONVENTION.

The following named gentlemen were chosen officer
of the Young Mems National Convention assembly
yesterday;
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11
SHERIFF,S SALE

by virtue of writ of FER Facias, is
: sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of LownGes County, and TO me directed, I
viii sell for Cash at the Court House door, in
Columbus, on Monday tie sixteenth day of
March next, the following property. 10. wit:
FSThe east bali of the north west quarter Of
section two, township Is, S. r, 18 West, Tex
cept 8 acres and one poll off of the south end Of
the same) containing seventy two 7-100 acres.
Also, the south halt of the west half of the
north west quarter, and the west half of the
north east quarter of section two, township
eighteen, range eighteen west.
Levied on as the property of Madison Wal
;hall, Osamus l. Nash and Others. 10 satisfy
said f 70, in favor of Rugeley, Harrison, 4
Blair.
Sale within tie hours prescribed by law
P. n. GRANT, Sheriff
Of Lowndes County.
Dated, February, 4, 1910, At. u, prs. IS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11
NUMBER XXI
From The Fauetterilze Observer. :
fTlflTt AfsfxT7f9sFtA NfsE


The following interesting Correspondence,
embracing the acceptance of both the nonn-
nees ofthe Harrisburg Convention, has been
paced IN our hands for publication. twill be
seen that Gen. Harrison refers TO his letters to
the Hon. Harmer Denny and the Hon. SFer-
rod Williams, for particular statement Of his
political creed. The first letter ne insert be-
low, and the other shall be published as soon
as We can lay our hands on it. twill be seen
thathe advocates sound Republican doctrines,
such as, if carried out IN practices as we hope 10
see them, would redeem our country from the
disgrace which corrupt Administrator has
brought upon It. Let the people read and Judge
for themselves
LETTER PROM THE COMMITTEE TO GEN. HxR-
RIsoN.
Harris5lvg,7fk December, 1899
To GEN. WIN. HENRY HARRISON:
SIR The undersigned, Committee ap-
pointed by the National Democratic Wing
Convention, assembled at Harrisburg 10 nonli.
nate Candidates for the Offices of President
and Vice President of the United States. have
the honor to inform you that, by { resolution d
| that body, passed unanimously this day, yos
were nominated Candidate ior the Presiden.
CIV, and the Hon. John Tyler, OF Virginia, a
candidate for the Vice Presidency oft Uni.
ted States.
The undersigned have the honor 10 be, with
the highest respect
Your obedient servants,
JOHN OWEN, Of N Carolina, ClsGirasGn
ELISHA w. ALLEN, Of Maine.
JA.hES WILSON, Of N. Hampshire.
ISAAC C. BATES, Of Massachusetts,,
JAMES F. SIMMONS, of Rhode Island
| WILLIAM HENRY Of Vermont.
| CHARLES DAVIS,of Connecticut
ROBERT G.. NICHOLAS, Of Neso York
| EPHRAIM MARSH, Of Neau JERSEY,
RICHARD MANSFIELD, of DelaUare
j, ANDREW sSHULZE, of PenasgzrGniG
REVERDY JOHNS ON, of llIaygland.
JAMES w. PEGRAM. Of Firgiaia.
| THOMAS METCALF. Of Kentucky.
JACOB BURNETT, of Ohio:
IDOUGLAS MCGUIRE. Of Indiana.
| G.. MA SON GRAHAM, Of Louisiana.
/ r. C. TUPPER, Of HississipTa.
WILLIAM H. Russell, Of Missouri
GEO. w, RALPH. Of Illinois.
| HENRY w. HILLIARD, IF Alabama.
| GEO. c. BATES,of Michigan.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

AJ Office is hereby given. that by Vir-
LIZ tue of Deed of Trust, executed
to the subscriber, as trustee, by William
nowsing, bearing date the sixth day of
April. in the year of our Lord one taon.
sand eight hundred ard ihirty-nine, and of
record IN the Office of the Clerk Of Pro.
bate Court of Lowndes Comfy. Stale Of
Mississippi, to secure the payment of GER
tain NOES therein mentioned ard GeScrib.
ed. /, as trustee. will expose 10 pubic sale
and sell for cash, to The highest bidder, at
the Court House door Of said County and
Sale, onthe eleventh day Ct March, eigh-
teen hundred and forty, TIC following pro.
perry, 10 wit /: Negro slave Tom, eyed q.
bout forty-6re years-Lewis. aged about
eighteen years--Pairick, aged about four
teen yoars-Elias. aged about twelve
years-Joanall, aged about fifty years
Mariall, aged about twenty-four years, her
Two children, jordan and ADDISON, ono
eight years and the other six years. old
Henry, aged about six yeaFs-Rhea, aged
about fifty years-Nancy, aged about
twenty years--Louisa, aged about fifteen
years-Iin, aged about thirteen years,
and Franklin, about len years old. Also,
two Garage Horses-boih dark bays;
one light bay horse, one sorfel mare, one
gray horse and one gray pony. Also.
the south. east quarter and the east half of
the south west quarter of section twelve,
ia township eighteen, south, in range nine
teen, west lying and being in the said
County Of Lowndes and State of Missis-
sipri, confirming two hundred and thirty.
line and s1-IO0 acres. A so, the south
east. auarierofthe north west quarter Of
section nine, in township eighteen, south,
of range eighteen, west, in said County
and State, containing forty and 6.1OO
acres, with the improvements, &c, there.
unto belonging. Also, the following Lots
in the Town of Columbus, County and
Staie aforesaid: The whole of square
number twenty-nine, Lot number SIX, in
square number thirty, and Lots number
ore, two and three, in square nunnbereigh.
ty-nine, with the appurtenances, heredita-
nnents and improvements belonging to sad
lots--all lying and being in tie said town
of Columbus, north of Main street.
Sale within the hours prescribed BY law.
VIM. b. WINSTON,
Trustee.
/ Feb. Z, 1910. oltf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11

TDY virtue of a writ of -FferI Facias, issued
ID by the Clerk of The. Circuit Court Of
Lowndes County: and to me directed. VIII
scll for cash at the Court House door in Comm
bus, on Monday the 17th day of February inst.
the following property, to wit twenty one
Negroes: Clark. George, Davy, Sidney Hen
ry, Phebe Ann, Dick, Adam, CAIN Isaac,
Dorcas, Nathan, Liza 6chid, jim, Ben, Billy.
Ley, Caroline, lack. and C;R ar.
Levied onas the property Of AnKinny .Hol-
dcrness, TO satisfy sad e. IA in favor OF 4 he
Planters Bank Of Mississippi =
Sale within the hours prescribed By law.
Dated the 4ths February. 1870.
p. III. GRANT,
Sheriff Lolcades County.
Columbus, Feb. z, ct prsf. S. 90
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11
SHERIFF,S SALE

y 7 virtue of sundry urits OF Fer EaciaS, IL
- sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Lowndes County. and to me directed, l vii
SCH for cash, at the Court House door, IN CO.
lunbus, on Monday the seventeenth day Of
February inst, the following property to wit:
Three Negro Men, Hampton, Sandy, & Ran.
sam,
Levied on as the property of Robert W.
Carr, 10 satisfy said fl as in favor of Hugh NJ.
Thompson g. Co Robert Dcwde and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
p. ii. GRANT, Sheriff
ofI.owndes County.
Dated'the 9th February, 1e40. 81. prsf BIDS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11
TRUST SALE.

Ut Office is heseby given, that by vir-
Ia Tue Of deed of trust, executed 10
the subscriber, as trustee by harles Egg
eleston bearing dale tie twenty first day
of March, eighteen hundred and thirty
nine, and Of record in tie Office Of CLERK
Of Probate Court Of I.owndes county State
Of Mississippi. to secure the payment of e
certain note therein mentioned and deseFib-
ed, +, as trustee. vii expose 70 pubic sa' 9.
ard sell for cash, 10 The highest BIDDER. at
the court house. door of sud county. aud
state, on the thirtcenlhday of adarca, eigh-
teen hundred and forty, the following negro
slaves, to wit Cato, about thirty years
old: Jacob, about thirty-fosl years old !;
Maria, about taIlty eight years old, Sally,
about ten years old, Patty, about eight
years old; and Jenny, about six years old,
and the future increase of the females Of
said slaves. Sale within the hours pre-
scribed BY Law.
WIN. D0WSlN6.
Trustees.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11

u,,Ussrpi INTELLIeENcEE, is the name
., ner paper, Just commenced at Brandon
! .ls the place Of the Southern Sentinel,
n.5by N. MowER. IsprOfesses neutrality
J. ,Isdcs, but is strongly in favor Of a reform
!. ,ss,ursncy; and we do hope the editor will
-, 70 some purpose in that respect. Bran
D. savery proper place for such Journal;
ssh il every success.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11
GEN. HARRISoN'S REPLY.
Nc1,rry U,--sr, 10Th naconohor 100


GENTLEMEN IL have the honor to acknow-
lege the receipt of your letter fom Harrisburg
of the 9Th inst.
However Objectionable in the opinions of
many Of our fellow-citizens NAV be the mode
of selecting candidate for the two highest Of
fees oftlle Government by a General OWEN
ton, the peculiar circumstances IN which the
party opposed TO the present Administration
were placed, seem to have left them no alter
native to secure that unity of actionso neces-
sary 10 their success. The number of States
represented, and the exalted characters of the
Delegates TO whom the delicate task of nomi-
mating the candidate was committed, leaving
no room to doubt that their decision was IN
accordance with the wishes of the majority Of
their cons itnents, accept with gratitude the
nomination which. IN obedience to aTesoluiion
of the Convention, you have done ne, gentle
man, the honor to communicate.
But however highly / may ralue this evi-
dence of the attachment and confidence of Sc
large portion of my felow-citizens, | must
bee you to believe, gentlemen, that no one is
more thoroughly convinced than ! am, that IN
selecting a retired and unpretending iudsvidu-
al to be their candidates the Convention were
influenced by Circumstances often occurring
IODuidF u sCL deiut ttlS
claims of other citizens, although founded up
OH the possession ofthe most distinguished ia,
tents and the performance of the most emin-
ent services TO their country, united toevery
other quality necessary to the discharge Q
the duties Of Chief Magistrate Of this great
Republic.
It may perhaps be expected that should
embrace this occasion to declare the principles
upon which the Administration viii be con.
Quoted, ifthe efforts OF my friends TO place me
in the Presidential Chair should prove success
full. But having. in letter TO the Hon. Har
mer Denny, and IN another to the Hon. Sher
rod Williams, both of which have been mad,
public, given my views at some length of thi
character and extent of The powers vested b.
the Constitution in the President, consider
unnecessary to repeat them here.
deem it however, gentlemeEs proper a
| this time TO renew the assurance heTetofor
| frequently made, that shonld be elected t
the Presidency, viii under no circumstance
consent to be a candidate for second term.
With the highest consideration, gentlemen
for yourselves and those you represent,
lam, your feliow-citizen.
w. Fl. HARRISON.
To the Hon. JOHN OwEN, Of North CAROL
ma, Chairman, &c.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11
New Advertisements.
SHERIFF,S SIZE.

ID Yyirtue Of s.lndry writs Of Fieri Faeias,
- issued BY the clerk of the circuit court OF
Loundes County, aud TO me directed, | viii
sell for cash at the Courl House door, m
Columbus, on Monday the seventeenth day Of
February inst, the following property, to wit:
Thirteen negroes: Randle, London, Henry,
Anthony, Ned. Davv, sylvia. Stephen, Caty,
Mara, Betsey, Eliza and John.
Levied on as the properly Of Daniel w
Wright, TO satisfy said 4 fas, in favor Of The
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund & Sundry
others.
Sale within the hours prescribed By law.
p. II. GRANT, Sheriff
of I.owndes County.
Dated 9Th February, $50. q. pTsf. 3ds.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11

WrnIL TO De FIRED FOR BIZ THE aCo-
,-vrrs RnLEmEN, on THE 22D.--We have
4, bocn shown the medal, to be fred for by
n. Columbus RhemeR on the 22d instant,
M shin and workmanship Of Mr.. Ward Of
.sis NICE and must say that it viii constitute
,rirs ONO small value to the successful COM
,,.i,or-in whatever way considered. The
atgn is appropriate, and the finish beautiful,
ni adds much credit TO the manufacturer as
artist. We shall expect full ranks and
,as sharpe shooting on the 22d. The occa.
,ap every one knows, is the Birth day o
b. Washington; and will be celebrated BY
Military Of the place.
Were we not SO much confined by the vari
D ud unremitting duties ofour present vo
uaAve should certainly become a member
isns one ofthe Indeptnden; Corps-tllat is
rrded we should be allowed that privilege
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11
FROM THE COMMITTEE TO GOV. TYLER.
II.,,vs1rrpr. 9Th nacnr,ha- 1000

FROM THE COMMITTEE TO GOV. TYLER.
HARR1sBURG, 7th December, 1899.
To Gov. JOHN TYLER:
SIR: The undersigned, a Committee appoin-
ted by the National Democratic Wing Con-
vention, assembled at Harrisburg to nominate
Candidates for the Offices of President and
Vice President of the United States. have the
honor to inform YOU that, by a resolution OF
that body. passed UNANIMOUSLY this day, Gen.
VIM. Henry Harrison, of Ohio. was nominal
ted Candidate for the Presidency. and you a
Candidate for the Vice Presidency Of the u
nited States.
The undersigned have the honor to lie, with
the highest respect,
Your obedient servants,
JOHNOW EN-, of N. Carolina, Chairman dc.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11

GENL HARRISON ON SLAVERY.
hbeyiews of Gen'l. Harrison, on the sub
sadShyery have been ucbmisrepresented
J he South, the following extracts from an
ADDRESS, delivered by him at Vincennes, (Ind.)
NO years since, will satisfy the public in this
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-02-11
SHERIFF,S Sale.


Dated 9Th February, 1870. Ct. prsf. 39ds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
isissrn.
5000 ~, hs ND. n ,rs. s,r,sa,, sns

@S0O REwARD.-CROSs' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pow For the or Gonorrhea elects Structures and
analogous complaints sf the organs OF generation.
10 the most certain.
II makes speedy and permanent without the least
tcon 10 Diet drink change IN application 10 bu
we give no long quaehsh recommendations 70 deceive the
public II the medicine dees not speak for ITSELF shall
speak H. Our object u 10 notify where u be had, and
the proprietor challenges single case OF recent Gonorhoa &c
brought which the MIXTURE will not effect rapid
under a forfeiture Of $500.
This disease unfortunately pervsdes all ranks ~
ciety-high rich, and poor and single They
are presented with remedy by whish they cure thru
selves without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease be contracted IL aose o IN,
Mixture " taken night going 20 bed, when espo-ed
put w bottles with full directions accompanying
AZ 81 bottle Que bottle lasts week ~heh generally
Many cured IN two days.
Fsr sale only at DR. Wm r. Minors drug sterr No 10,
Broadway of Dey street ranka Hoase New Ycrh
and Al Jones Huchnsons Of Chestnut and Seventh
streets. Philadelphia
Bev limitations The only above Ja2e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

B. IRWINS CO.. Members of the Royal College of Sur
reons London continue be consulted on delicate dis
cas- in all their stages their oAce ?si Futens
sborng under can he treated with
crecy and safety. -, r.,
b. Irwin Co pledge themselves that IN all Of the
violent vener which have hitherto fallen under their
cessu speedy They need not by cerheaes direct the
public to practice IN those diseases
their regulation in this city well known and respected by
ali who had occasion con6de in ths honor II strongly
Deobtruent Pills. that than two should be taken ON
would he mohers are desous TO avoid preventive
be bad~ecent cases cured days Those who have
red nv and destructive habit, obtain
relief Solvent security all that will be required until cure
shall be Effected Letters post said detailing the nature Of the
csmpain and covering will be Immediately
tended To- and with full directions to the
part;es mall Inn