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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18
"a day "a SepIem5er a.,

Tut uuy y 'JtpttHtVtI HtNt,
the following property, to wit:
Lots number ], 2, 8, 4, and 5, in square no.
lnorth Of Main street, lots number 6, z, 8, 9
and 10, in square number three, and lots NUNS
Der /, 2, 3, A, $, CTS, 9, and TO- in square
number twelve, south Of Main street, in the
plan of the town ofColumbus.
to satisfy said &. IA. in favor Of Benjamin
Stanton jr. The Planters Bank of the State Of
Mississippi and others
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
r. NJ GRANT, Sh'ffof
Lowndes County.
Dated the 9th August, 1910.
dt nrsf ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18
ADMINISTERED R's NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of DIR
n Jno. H. Brownrigg deceased, late of
Lowndes County, are hereby, required to
make immediate payment. And those having
claims against said Estate, will present them
duly authenticated, to the subscriber, at Co
lumbus, within the time prescribed BY law.
RICHARD T. BROWNRIGG.
Administrator.
May. 18th. 1s40.-6m.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18
For Sale

AT the Drug Store at the corner
Of Main and Market Streets Colum-
bus, by E. A. SMITH,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18
Columbus, April, 9TH ls4O.-29-t
TALLEDAGA.

TALLEDAGA.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WHIIIS Celebrated Watering Place
III will be open for the reception of
Visitors, the first day fJune. Additional
improvements have been made, upon the
promises during the winter, and ample ar
engagements have been made TO render
those who resort to it, either for Health or
Pleasure. comfortable.
The medicinal Propertiesof the waters,
The Romantic Scenery which surrounds
the place. The opportunities for amusement
and Healthfnl exercise, give to these
Springs great advantages over most wa.
tering places.
They do not only afford an agreeable
Retreat for tho general visiter, but they
offer great inducements TO the afflicted
Persons suffering under obstinate diseases,
particularly those produced by too FIRE.
quent and injudicious use of mercury,
winch have bafilcd the skill ofthe most
eminent Physicians, have found a speedy
and efTectual reliefhere'
The Subscriber having secured the ser
vices ofMr JOHN S. WASHINGTON
formerly ofthe Shelby Springs, as SUI
perintendant, feels confident be shall be
able TO please the most fastidious; and
pledges himself to use every exertion to
add TO the amusement and health of his
Guests.
Drafts will be received on Commission
Houses in Mobile, 1st January 1s4l, for
the adjustment of Bills.-Ala. Journal.
B. w. BELL,
Proprietor.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18

iSNs HoAh ehS nOllneIH clues, large aSSOrt-
meut of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, oils, Dye,
Stnfs, Wtndo,0 Glass, sc. sc.
Having attended in person to the selections
of the stock, my customers may rest assured
that in purchasing of me they win in all instan-
ces get good articles.
The Invoice now received, added to my for
mer Stock will justify me in inviting Physi-
Clans, country Merchants and the public Gen
orally to give me a call before purchasing else
where; as | feel confident that l can offer
them finer selection inmy line than has ever
been offered before in this markell have
also some Superior old Port and Madeira
Wines, with other articles generally required
by Conralesceats.
L. A. SMITH.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18
NEW GOODS,

NJ W OONDDJs
EHRANKLIN e. BROTHER have just
I received new supply of Palm Leaf
Hoods, Calicoes, Bishops Lawn, Scotch Mull
Cambria Hdkfs., Satin Ribbons, Furniture
Dimity, White Cotton Hose, Warren's drilled
eye Needles, Clark's Spool Cotton, Fancy
Handkerchief, and Pongee Flagg Hdkfs &c.
Columbus, June, 1910.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18
NOTICE THIS.

a IL Persons indebted to myself or to the
"A late firm Of Trotter g. Symons, aresin-
formed that their notes and accounts cannot
remain in my hands after the 18th INST. Ne
cessity forces me TO hand out all claims on
that day; no exceptions can be made.
J. NJ. SYMONS.
March 9th 1910. At
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18
MEDICAL NoTss.s

d. =. -..ofleE.
WILL IN future dss.. : Sls;7se
Of hie r Dpo ,ss gractee the ss sas
. la... between Col. Nirursasse 7 3
sey s., Ferry. He win i1aoa DAVIS y
unable terms as any otb p,setlce upon J. L
Ician in the country. s'ief regular b,s5 e
Dec. 10, 1s39.-I2H Pm
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18

They win also practice . ille s.a :.
District courts at Pontoioc and 'ssel "a.
and 10 the High court of Errors az
peals. ,cla-.s-ss
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18
NOTICE.

July IA, 1s4O.-prf $40.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18

April 2sth-sm 80.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-18
TRUST SALE.

prsf. IS. At
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-27

from bis said Office, and appoint or elect
some other person in the place Of him SO
removed.
Section 10. That it shall be the duty Of
the secretary Of the commonwealth 10 mike
out and transmit 10 TIE commissioners of
each county certified copy Of this act,
for which the ussuah fees shall be allowed,
to be settled and paid ii the usual man
ner
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-27

v9nia, save me, Oh! save me nom my
friends" We shall take an early opporlu-
nity to address you again, and III the mean
time, we solicit our democratic friends TO
buckle on their armor, and prepare for the
war. This solicitation we offer, not so
much because we are apPrehensive of de-
feat, as because we are anxious to see eve
ry democrat on the alert, and faithfully dis
charging his duty. TO your posts, then,
ore and all, and for the honor OF our good
old keystone" of the union, let it not be
said, that the proud distinction she has won
by long and efficient services, of heading
the line as the Flag Ship Of Democra-
cy," is to be forfeited by apathy Of her
sons.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-27

ner.
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News 10y the Mails.
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From St. Louis we learn that much ex.
element prevails in this city q, the present
time, owing to the journoymon carpenters
bricklayers, and other mechanics hayi0g
"struck for better treatment" They de-
mand that the ''ten hour system" should be
established, and for the accomplishment Of.
which they have united together IS a "band
of brothers," and move in solid phalanx
against their employers. Their demand
appears to be Reasonable, and judging from
appearances, we arc inclined TO believe that
lhey will bosuccessful, Pcrseveyo to the
cad.
Between four and five hundred buildings
are abou! bting erected in St.Louis the pre-
sent season.
The Salem Advertiser says The pros
pect Of the Grand Bank fishery is quite dis
couragIng About this time last year sew
cral fares OF twenty thousand fish, ard up
wards, had arrived; this year there are no
arrivals as yet, and the highest fare report
ed is short of three thousand fish.
The Lowell Mass Advertiser says: A
man by the name of Furbur checked him.
self to Geath on Tuesday evening last, in
that city. He was in the eating cellar of
Hiram Hersey, and attempted, against the
remonslrances of those present, to swallow
a lobster's tail whole.
The Bay State Democrat says: We are
gratiiied to learn that the Hon. Abbott Law
renee has so far recovered from his protrac-
ted and dangerous illness as to be able to
travel. lie is expected in this city IN day
or two.
John Lesion, clerk in the Marine Insu-
} ranso Office, at Cincinnati, was drowned
in the Ohio, on tie Goth ult. lie was orr
gnally from Lancaster, Pa.
~. ,,,u..., -, v, p.,,,,,.. 49,.
,t ~ n;. .i'"S .'Tn W. N'pID'1an 'I' ~.
m W. p'' ann - 'rn I1Ne'' woi'"y o'4,
- a. ~ y2 evar1 " Is"9i s S arc .omows Uu
? ing circumstances; he was engaged in fish.
ing near shore, and it is supposed that
while setting in pole he lost his balance
and lell overheard. The body was found
on the flats few hours afterwards.
The Ey.s5s,;, -. c., ~.
The waisrs arc subsiding. At ihe last ad.
vices, gratitude was taking the place Of an.
prehension, and although the destruction os
property had been great, The loss Of life had
been nothing to what was anticipated. In
Augusta the damage was estimated a, hale.
million OF dollars
Head Blow7 oR--A oror,or-,.,.,,o,oc
nan-of.war had his head brovn ogbrs = -
nal gun in Enpland Ia,s,, D.,
skull was picked up on the shore. half a
mile from the vessel.
Eaoy 10 con. De-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-27

% WWbut 70 conquer,
And the deed is d0ne."
JOHN G. BUCHER,
OVID F. JOHNSON,
JAMES PEACOCK,
BENJAMIN PARKE,
JOHN Nj. FORSTER.
E. w. HUTTER,
MICHAEL BURKE,
JACOB BAAR,
HERMAN ALRICKS,
PETER HAY,
JOSEPH G. NEAL,
DAVID LYNCH,
II. II. VAN AMRINGE.
Stale Central Commiues.
Harrisburg, May 27, 264O.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-27
TAX BILL.

We subjoin the Tax Bill as it has passed
both houses Of the Legislature:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
COUGH LOZENGES.

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY EVER MADE -
Il sIfERNAN's COUGH LOZENDEs will cure couimos
coughs colds two days afford ,uuedais rfn
The whoorDg asths difficult breathing, asd ugtness
ohs chest and Consumpon sooner than asy other me
dcine
Read VIA, they have doreT have used sherwsn Coseh
Lor.nres 70 several hundred aud never und sny Jung
equal o them they Immediate re and have cured The
DOS Troublesome coughs day eonhdehuy recon-
~ y Rogers, ", p.
wsseur.d q Consunpton BY bosesef shermses Cough
Loheges after having suffered Tor three yesrs and Try %
,srsd9e,or. snd every hiss hen ose my
~. 70 hen through the blessing ~ God y. L. Wicns.
Mr. " ID Kemp - Nswbrrg AFTER three Jears % suffering
o~ severe cough sight ssa. pain ne side snd ~ the
mpon, ~ conhrme consumption, and alter haFng tired
~ vsa sl gsdes,s b. heard % Il ass tod Of shsr
Cough Lokengss ard bl-ssisg Of God
bovcs entirely csred iu. He fsconmeuds them 10 all
References also 70 b. Andrews, Judge J. l.. spsneer.
Benz Cr9mbie Dr. Coemzs. o. O. son, aud the pany thew
ssnds Who have bees cared ~ them. Sold f Nassau
.ree SIS Brosd~syi nj Becker, and Iss FULTON street
Brooklyn sepi4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

WORM LOZENGES.

CHERMATS WORM LOZENGES are the greatest
- medicine in the world
DR. CHURCHILL has .sed them over fry cured
ten ofspasms and three Of fits He considers them safe and
and recommends them to ALL .
Mr. j. B. MONIES has used tkefa in his family with entire
Success several of his friends have confidence in
them.
Of fits, occasionally worms. -
The Hon Il. 81 BEARDSLEY thinks they have saved the
life his children IL had been long time decline
aud attended by the best physicians without relief
His family doctor recommended Sherans Worm Lozesge
The only hopes he did and through the blessing OF God
his child nov weancher living evidence of their wonder
ul yirtn1s Mr. B. Gays family should be without them
More than 1900 certificates might be added of their truly
wonderful properties
Sold the warehouse O5 Nassau street door above
Ann IS Chathan 900 Bowery; 22i Beecker Dodds
Broadway; and 1873 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
Where also be had Shsrnsus Lozenges for
head ache heart burn. G9lds. Sc ago
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
DUNG MOTHERS

sORE NIPPLES AND sWELLED BREAST.
pos! IlVhI. y cured IN f.w dsvs BY stERMANs PA
flLLAlti OIL AND BREAST OINTMENT.
Professor BiNJH NJ used them hs Ialy Who
intolersby from npp. bre.st sh.
entirely cured m four DAYS.
MRS. kMsEN hss bees usr'e for IS y.sr. and n.,ss
knew remedy Equal tOtt. she las
without failing 10 and from her
fsd of its great worth. sh. recommends tito ali
Mrs. CROSBY. Of the oldest aud most .rpsrspe.d
the city she knew any thing to
-h' eu-sS many to herkno~lsdss whsrs slothsr
asces faitsd.
Tn. Rev. p SMITH ssyrIt euredhi. VIII. sn.r..r.ra
weeks of great suffering and thing sss vain
DR. COMsTOCk has known them operate III. sch-r, Gu
ring the worst IN four or Eve days whsr. every thing
else failed
Dr. POOL ears h. believes the OIL will every case q
nipples that b, found without deprislg td
the breast and thsite Ontnent stop the as xath.
the breast and when fit
b.<k Nothing has been discovered before
par. with these popslsr ARTICLES
Over four Thousand have been cured within the
sir pophs Sold at los Nsssu street aud iss Fson street
BrooklYn. s2l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

DR. RALPH author Of The Private Treatise continues tc
s,.eet, and may lie seen any hour.
Aw1e q % F s5 SS s e
c in these diseases rettqdes Of whsm seen in almost
cor
Der ofths Royal tsess tendSa, &C., vii being ,b
Of SGr On the sss
sn Dr. ye Of R
may be seen BY any one who wishes il.
fad III las been matt. Surprise to ssns s any
to disease Which persons Of .'fE r5stss to
is; s0 S5 P & :Gc' 3 us,
Gseiy and dsitson prsng = well body,
that hpoId for many Of them are Of such haiars as to
lcssSs i Soii
constitution, 70 show tkemseves other way than
VIII regard Su TO he @ore mmest. train of evils r
nsthBg fruitful Of these than tie practice
ear s' :: eI cJp Z. box now S g G s %
ss rs"Ss were god such are hs
tiseess differ one from another that eeTaor sense must
astonishing the 0PporuIes have Of witnessing these fae
saSi Ps es i % S
a S ns e isd R.f G s
neither one sr the other but were totally different and
Eut ~ q, the which ss,ofay harass the mind
and AFFORD the anes asd fer tnsyer Is nat Of
Alter month Sometime. the g,et attending this disorder
may but the d TtSa Re
o%s S Ss 'si't the S thew world SsGn S sG ns
eur, structure; and yet If properly Understood may
easily and speedily be removed do not serulle to affirm that
many structures may be cured in many they had
sed years before.
To any prudence therefore would sty. IL
these remarks just land APPEAL TO the eminent
PLY scans Of city for their Tuth how important that
every patient ssud something the character and
lent Of the person whom be s about 70 trust with such
For the Of th0se distance well those
who wish IL treat their the convenient aud
have cohrived little chest, with the
TREarsE 6tted in The hid which contains evtIy theory
necessary for the OF these eoa That for goIor
rhs, beside the medicine, also Patent Pocket
syrng, with ingIsens fer sng tue INFECTIONS the price
II which Is $40 That for the Vtnereai, containing than
esough the any ordinary case SIC and the chest
he larger containing thing necessary for the OF
both complaints. is SIS.
With rsspee to the little patent syrnres. which cannot
describe Who has properly accredn
it's convenience and utility Aud, indeed with regard 10 the
intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly does IL the
ssn.ule expectations that fn fail 10 do
and re,unsa the pre. shall be instantly
fnadcd
Address JOS RALfH ssrorM D., IS cOurtlandt street
New York ssiv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
CELEBRATED EYE WATER
-dsfOnishfng Cares ptT

-istontshtns CGts PIJ0Tmta %
DR.. J. FRANCIS. OCCULIST, 10 Barcisy-st
Mrs Cox 1856 Elm uber Of church, nad deceased
Tor Length nne; one deprived OF sight ana ~
high state OF in~ Nuv applications were resorted
without any COED and from the Of Dr. J. Francis
Eye Wafer month her sight perfectly restored
From what have been witness to- believe II 70 be one OF
tse best remedies decesse Of the that has ei
to the public. GEORGE be.NElCT,
Pastor Of the stanton 81. Church.
Mrs. ott. member of church. child who ceei
ahcss With for nearly two years @rge ucei
covered the sight after fruess applications by different Pay
clans and when the total loss Of sight apprehended
eve water prepared andsod By Or Francis has eheetsd
p.reet e-rs. Rev. 5. II. CONE,
Pastor OF the Oliver -. Church.
We the undersigned having used Dr. Francis Eye Water
osr families wish good effects and having its astonishing
r6escy Enthusiastically II the notice OF
public Valuable remedr Duncan Duabsr pastor Of the
eDougsl street Church, =. O. Somuers OF the South
ppts Church, j. Harrison pasiof OF the Thompson street
4 urch Joshua Lane, - Third Avenae.
The Eye Water perfect for inflammation and weak
OF sight, and viii cstarActs Name-ou eert-
coates De the Office IL q not prepared or sold BY
N<-ARTIf1CiAL EYES Inserted. iyl3fn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

ESOO IF 1T FAILS to effect a rapid and perfect
OOO without the least regard diet, drink, iihdrnes
from business
All who hays eoHracteda certGn disease and wish get
rid Of it with little trouble and hout the liability oexrosre
sheuld use LEKOY'S FRENCH SPECIFIC, the only edi:
cine discovered that will this complaint withent
change of DIET, and does affect the BREAl il
prevents discovery while using it,
Ia long Chronic stages OF the disease obstinate
elects, fluor Albus Gravel FsmsIs rlains or
s ksye{ shssIste aftes svery
SBsERVEGHsk Tor LEROY's FRENCH SPECIFIC
wsieh pat in bottles with full DIRECTIONS in the English and
Eisoeh languages. Price 81 bottle.
SOTiCE-Tbe genuine Specific formerly scid az Nc S.
NAssau will in future be sold only DR.. EAST6
Drug stere OF Broadway and Chambers street New
York; the Sixtn and Market streets PhlaGt'pha;
aad at the fCksries and streets Baltimore
-luS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
NO. a PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues usuai to devote his
entire personal attention TO the treatment Of all delicate
and private diseases.
Those become the victims
ualifea with which this city
sbound consequence ofthe ayy ofouI regulating. the
rsdc profession respectfully solicited to call at his old
established Dpensary No Peck slip where many Thousands
been made to reoics at happy Deliverable from ths
manifold diseases.
To Strangers Dr. Carpenter sess leave to add that he
and the BORN that he IL grsduz Of Union
College and received hs this city, eisrs royal
aonon is hceniate of the New York State Medical So
cey and has h1 nearly thirty and expsrent
ths city and what most he speedily and edse
tasily cures his patients.
90 Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy 81 pa
tiea's who come II contact
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

Six days, and here We are upon
The Banks New Foundland
The Wind and wave and vessel
Are yot calls at a stand;
It's very late, It's very dsrk,
The yeather's very hazy;
And sail and rope, and every thing
Seems drow syish and lazy.
Eight bells which here means y o'clock,
From fore and aft is ringin';
And from their hammOess lazlly
The middle watch" IS sprinSingj
There's some Of us upon the deck,
And others are below;
And the way uses mp cigars
And grumbles, isn't slow.
stop, volts the matter overheard.
A tumblin'. and sp.ashin,
Aud vot are thsm ere zigzag streaks
Vo:'sthTough the water lashinf
We ali have seen the water burn
With light they calls phosphorus,
And these 'efe shootins thrO i now
We might call meteoric!
Ven amt this'ere a spectacle.
Why only see 'em now
Like branchcl lightEia' long esch side
They're daried from the bow.
Why iorard il seems all in flame,
Where somerscis they're throw lng'5
And yon would think quite cut Of breath
BY the way they are ilo~in'.
They arc some rowdy porpoises
Oar late apOn frolic,
And lord vot shines! they'd wake vol up
However melancholic.
And up we arg, some in their boots,
And others in their bedclothes;
And there's the yimen peepin out
Like ghosts wrapped up in dead clothes!
''vhy, Mrs. Brown, they'll see you. Why
You amt goin' ahoveln
wants 10 see the porpoisesH-
sven dress yourself, my love-
"Oh, Mr.. Smiley, is tina: you,
Why we're With ont our shawls-
Pm quite ashamed" " Don't mention IL
Don't run away, Hiss Smalls'
shes struck"-hallo. lust see EN- run.
Not an Internal row;
And see the draw'rs and slippers how
They scamper to the bowl
There's Mrs. Brown and nigbtcap there,
Standin' clear out on deck;
And sweet Miss Small without her shawl
4 strainia on her neck
SHE'S strack'-hes got it sure enough
His case is rather bad;
Just see him in the water there
A fyin round like mad
He discs-then rushin' up again
lie snortin' takes his breath,
White strugglin' he illumes the sea,
AS witness 10 his death
All here is-long side al last
Hear how he gasps and blows;
It's glorious sport-oh. isn't Il
His struggles and his throes
There's plenty o; IT, ;os-h.s strength
/ b'lieve Will never fail;
He needn't kick tho for they sc got
A bowline round his tail.
He's on the deck-a vopper-and
Yot calls gone fish,
And now to see him free again
VII al my heart wish;
It's groaans are almost human, such
A pitiable note
Butthere's a sailor changiR'it
BY cuttin' Of his throat
- It's liver IS so like pigs
OF course ven Only waste il,
B.t just for fun" at breakfast time
Ven have il cookcd-to " taste Il,
VII such respectful love We treat
The gifts OF the All-give-.
KILN a creature six feet long
For one Inch OF is liver sTRAw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

the pemim
d ia, d ysp-
From he New FOR Guei
Ap-w la drh A9h rom rule of mnuengt l
anaa y n sdy ~ u
Ehl equally uepup
d
rihsihIs upoWd,d q 9
FG% ns spss s. zee
sal
I
snSEci ar,C Ii RnTsH ~
New
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

DENIES ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE.-Ths invaluable
dentfrc- wnile it cesnses and beauties the
Teeth improves the color of I'll. lips and gums aud imparts
fragrant the breath II received tie fret
the last of the American institute. Price soc
for sale only the BsI.ar 7s Brosdway by Guicn iss de-
Hart do and e5 Hudson street; j. l. scheielin, ia Ca
aa Howe Guiou. l2s Chatham ST. L. NJ Caurep 27 Bowe
ry and So Henry streets and A D. Sands, 100 Fulton ST.
mi md 2m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE.

SHcRMAN's OREIs TOOTH PASTE - admitted
> ~ 81 to be the best Sestrises Known "
Jeans whers ADD besu6ss the teeth
dsks ~ sdens the the breath and
the o hre and deesying, warranted free froE al
scd suhSisnces recommended BY the Me
IDEAL Faculty Rev Dr. Ess,nond and svera other clergy
rsri Dr. A p swthj " Moore. Esq Prof Bmshsn
Col . ~ Ham Or a. Hrnter and In fsct, who
used Gays decidedly IN. beet srsiel. for cleaning We
teeth and seeuirg m. breath they tried Sold II es
Nsssap podds sts Bfosd~sv and iss FULTON ct Rreot
in g. that his sgnstar. thus, "A. sksrnss, NJ V
scsnd each pot - All
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
DIR NOTT'S STOVES

CANPL OF all the varieties Of this article and
- beautiful patterns. ready for Inspection aas they
being the only articles through the ord- 10
have been long and sssuy pat and stu
above reproach for both heat and culinary
posse FOR either caurshcs dwellings, public hsf ieetS
rooms boats, ships eahss ke &c arranged nth or
without compound STIPULATED brick and radiators
are for sale, for cash. at the old stand Of
STRATTON& SEYMOUR. successors to
II. MOTT \ co. 242 Water u.
NB-pssons having Or. Motifs Stoves 70 repair,
1u~~ted edaely they will be obliged TO
their later period perhaps 10 their ireonve
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