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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

LUXURIANT HEAD OF HAIR ivy.
IA ehs Cream ofLiies beauties ana gives gradual dark
gloss TO the hair promote its growth prevent. is falling
and efsctusy dasdrh and seads Compare with
any other article and ysu will Cad poss, body capable
OF the roais Of The hair and immedia
dsnd4 other obstacles 20 the growth bald places Fer
sale by A. b. d. sands 70 and 100 Fulton j. Wy,h iIs
Bswery Syme 50 and $50 Bowery DR.. Hart corner Of
Chambers and BROADWAY Dewsr Of Chambers and
Church Guion. lso Broadway Minor corner Dey
ard Broadway Palmer. 305 Broadway Dickie. 43 Broad
way Clarke corner Houston and Broadway; Ring ga
Broadway Cole and Ogden, s6i Broadway Lindsay, IS
9Th Avenue Cr-igh ton Csrmine and Bedford Dr.
Burnett 81 Canal street &c &c. Price 90 cents See lac
smile OF" Wyethrcp each
Also for sale above wrErHs MrLK RosEs the only
Of ffeckes, pnpls aud all erptioEs af the face
chm nesh from shaving solids. other nS0 2U
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

d,0NsUMPTlOS, ASTHMA WINTER COUGHS -
u The extensive and daily increasing demand fr DIR. MA
SONS Concentrated Vegetable BasaR," truly
ohope tho afflicted from the thousand times knowledgd
fact Of having perfor aed astonishing lasting and
feet than any other dcins known. The
action Of this Dassm in ,ubdung nfamaion Of the throat
windppe, lsrynx, croneh lungsoothiug and healing BY
itf baam powers, all uceratlons rrita OF those
thus checking the pulmonary Diseases ana ordng Of
cough pain in the throat bacs arrest
splitting Of blood corruption mitigating night
preventing apopleIy aud nvigoratnr the frame
store the afflicted to robust health DR.. Msson Bslssm has
into notice by putting gusekery but by facts like the
following, from the New York Transcript Of Feb. 2S 1888
Dr. Msons Bassm has been sbundsntly proved 10 be
excellent remedy for coughs colds splitting e blood consup
ton, &c. gensg in Office, had been long and
painfully afflicted with all the above Ills has been entirely
ed BY three bottles Of Dr. Masoss very valuable med
cine"
For sale by A D. D. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street; Nil
nor 1913 Broadway DR. Hart Chambers and
l. Denver Chambers and Church syme, IS and sso
Bowery Wyeth, ll3 bowery G. King. s4s Broadway
Lindsay IS Srth Avenue Creighton, earmin. and
Bedford Streets and Burnets PsraGery store, 81 Canal
Price ~. a22 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

DOCKS OF HERALDRY.-T. BROWN, Stone Seal
ID Engrave has renewed TO 2SS Broadway opposite the
Park Goats OF Arms Crests, Cyphers EmbemacAl Sub
sc &c. engraved Stone Diamonds Ametkyst, Topa,e',
Crystals &C. bought the rough cut to any form La
dies sea Pencil Rings &c engraved win |ss
of Arms. Crests, Notices. any other device. go
Coats Of Arms painted and Arded to any part oil the
United States.
Book. Of Heradry kept with upward, of ooe
Goats of Arms found ia ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

NEW CASTLE, Del, Feb. l4th, 1892
hR. LEVfSON-Dear Sir.-i be grateful
~ enough for the have received the Of yeur
suvs3abls medieiae, (Hunter. Rcd Droe) for five
afflicted with yensres, and during that time took
many medicines bot would At last my ply
c,n gave up; bat Fortunately day 'pesking
FRIEND lee told that Hu1ers Red Drop
the only that would me- Of which purchased
Of your had 2ha the result IL, hat
enjoying perfect hesb Now cir, after suffering 10 long
finding signal relief from Hunters Red Drop
feel my duty the Interested where relief be
had I. Il. &.
Dvi,ion- 81 pr vial. ale
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

TT,ENTH WARD BANK-NOTICE.-The subscriber,
to the oek Of this Bank, r,qu red 10 pay the ba
snce OF the lnslmsns now due, before January 22d
n forfeit the payments made thereon
del In T. HOOK, Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

hENUlNE PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN OPORTO
NJ Solely imported for the Of invaids and
seusn Of the hitherto almost nssperable
difficulty Of obtaining in this country the finest qualities OF
Port Wine, in ger produced from the
in the district Of the Alto Douro, Portugal Mes
Osborn, Brothers. Of Oporto, will continue export e
above article ia of dozen bottled ia Opo
and to prevent mpo on any quarter the of every
bottle will be marked the inner part with the brand Of the
House, "OSBORN
TkASH,"
by witch those parties who think il worth while TO
obtain psre and unsduerated Port Wine ESQ often
sickness for the Of life itse may depend
upon purchasing article pare fran tie
press. and Of the very choicest quality that nature capable
of producing.
Red Port efthe extraordinary vintage Of 1854.
White Malm.ev Port do vintage 1884. Sold BY
ia4 3ms WfCkOFF X SCRfhSER 81 Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

u OARD.-Two three gentlemen have neatly furnish
- ed rooms WITH board by applying No 10 Park place.
lower loai Parsr with sofa bedead be had if desired
~. B. Dinner at o'clock. DIS Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

I.rANCf FURs AT COST-The subscriber having a
large stock of Nus and Fancy Gurs hand in order
reduce his stock has reduced his prices actual II Of
frs opportunity ladies who have supplied them
selves with Mus and will constitute rch useul and cheap
present for the approaching holidays Please call at s4 Chat
ham st. ldl6 lm*l CHAS WATSON,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON.
Plan FORTES AND Nj u S &c i.

instant
aamp
be isw "a, 20 d tn test feyd lima "a
in h
short E
70 h will
EOLETS,
PICALOESA
aMacsr Ht artmnt&
revr.dwh tn Hamebo
he CO persons
The price of Music, a h as psi
n6e H dy,n stPais
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

A RTIFlCIAL TEETH.-M. LEVETT Dentist, No. 266
"A Broadway in Warren street begs to call the
tenon Of the public IL method Of fixing Arh
cial Teethrom full se-oR the principal OF atmos
pheric nded by pam injury to the
ing teeth % gums Mr. Leyeit's method is and alto
sired effect
From the New York Tmesl
ARTIFICIAL TEErH.-A fri nd Of ours having undergone
deacal operation der the hands of MIR Leve TOOK
speak is high prae of that gentlemans skill facility
and mode OF supply the loss of Teeth by the nroduc
tcn Of and que principle Of Ar6eal cnes, way
alike d. void Of pain rconvenenee We have been shown
circular containing fro New Yerk Mirror the
Courier Enqarer and from the Evening Star al speaking
the highest terms OF MIR Leves principle for the
sructon 81 Artificial Teethofis yely and utility and OF
its dispensing with sprngs and estures the simple intro.
ductIon Of atmospheric Which has bees found n
bic for all purposes Of ns.testion and ornament id.ed
this last respect the stand largely indebted Mr.
Levett for his introduction and ingenious application OF the
atmospheric pressure principle. als 3mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
GRANDJEAN's MEDICINAL
II A I z

TONpOsITION, the only cure for Badness Dsndrif,
" Gray Hair, and all diseases of the Scalp. No l. Barclay
street doors from Brosewsy. ". BAH respectable
physicians, ladies aud gentlemen in the attest the
merit Of the composition. js7 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULIST,
Broadway, entrance IN Duane street,
Confines his practice 10
pISEAS ELS OF TIL = EYE,
OPHTHdLBfYC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
Frou DR. Eltotts practice, and the number % pa
ents who be attended dnrng MS ece houTs ha
obtained the services Of Or. WEsTmAcorI. practitioner IA
vsraby known for years il th, city, member Of y.
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal College sf Sur
seons, Eanouryn. Dr. w psis much attention diseases
the Eye in Paris and, receaty to DR. Eotts pecula
mode of operation and {, estinept
Office hours irous 10 tsi o'clock .ssily. my23-yr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

W GEOLOGICAL INsTITUTE-JUNE, TITUS, AN
II GEVlNE co... splendid collection Of Living AM
mails open for reception OF visitors at their wei
know No 81 Bowery where preparation
has receive the pube Vnitors will have
the additional of ing that and singular
animal a LIVING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE! And the fur.
Their gratihcatiou of seeing BLACK TIGER! the exis
tenee Of which hitherto been either doubted denied
all authors who have written ON the subject.
Enrapee exhibition No. IL Christie street. directly
in the rear of the Bowery Amphithestre.
Hems of exhibition from 10 O'Clock A. III. to- p Msn
from 10 IN the evening.
Admission 10 een,s children under years of age hall
price. de- Sun.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

ANPLENDlU 200 .-lCAL EAh ibtIION-Now opel
- 81 Canal Street few doors of Broadway-Me
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co have the pleasure
inform the public and nsurass that they have
beautiful ard extensive Msnagerie of Living Animals
and Beasts at the above Bamed place. Their collection
prises great variety Of the finest specimens Unnatural history
imported America. VIII be open for the reception OF
visitors each day from loi A III. to NJ and from 10
in the evening dig 2n*
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-28
Dec. 81, 1899 If.
TRUST SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
In of the provisions of a deed in trust, exc
cuted by Henry Keller, of the county of Pic
kens, and State of Alabama, 10 the subscriber
as trustee, to secure the payment of a certain
note therein specified, to the Tombigby Rail
Road Company said deed bearing date 4th
March, 1889. and duly recorded in the county
wherein the land is situated, | shall offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder at public auc-
ton, on Friday the 18th day of April next, for
ready money, at the door of the court house of
Lowndes county and State of Mississippi, the
following described lands, to wit: The east
half of the south east quarter of section num-
Der 6, township number D, range number 13,
west; containing eighty acres. Also, the east
halt of the south east quarter of section number
ID, township number 81, range number IA,
west; containing eighty acres. Also, the
east half Of the north west quarter, and the
west half the south east quarter of section num-
Der Is, township number 81, range number IA,
west; containing one hundred and sixty acres
in all three hundred and twenty acres of land
lying and being in Pickens county and State Of
Alabama, in the district of lands offered for
sale at Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
The sale viii take place during the usual
hours. CHARLES WALSH, Trustee.
Columbus, Miss, shiarch 81, 1910.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-28
GEN. DUFF GREEN AND THE HON,
J. c. CALHOUN


An article has been goinp the rounds of the
newspaper press stating that Gen'l. Green, in
issuing proposals to publish the Pilot" a
HARRISON paper, had declared his intention of
publishing a correspondence between himself
and Mr.. Calhoun which would "show the latter
TO be the most treacherous man living" This
as was to have been supposed, all turns out to
be false; and was got up by the locofocos to
prejudice the Carolina nulliiers against Mr..
Green and his new paper. Mr.. Green and Mr..
Calhoun differ only in their politics-in all
other respects they are, as all men should be,
good friends. The following from the Charles
ton Courier places the matter in its true light :
"The second number of the Pilot, Gen'l.
Green's new Harrison paper, abiding 10 the
rumor, that he was about to publish a cores
pordence between himself and Mr.. Calhoun, in
which he would "shew the latter to be he
most treacherous man living" says:
alt is alike due to Mr.. C. and to ourselves
that we should say that there is not.the slight
est foundation for the rumor here stated. No
such declaration was ever made, nor does there
exist such a correspondence as was intima-
| ted.
The General says that, in 1886, he purchas-
ed the Mirror, literary paper in Washing
ton, and employed an editor at his private cost
to support the election of Gent. Harrison /;
that this produced no difference then between
Mr.. c. and himself; that he has done nothing
to change his personal relations to Mr.. c., ex-
cept that he is opposed to him in politics; and
that he has no private griefs to disclose He
regrets that Mr.. G. does not 90 with him, but
says neither has complained nor has a right to
complain against the other. He concludes
the article thus:
awe think in this, as we have done on some
other occasions, that we are right and he is
wrong--and what is more we intend, as far as
life, health and opportunity offer, to persuade
others to think so too; and we believe that if
our old readers, many of whom are Mr. Cal
houn's personal friends and political admirers,
will hear what we have to say about Gen. H.,
they will be persuaded to follow our example
exercise an Independent judgment and array
themselves with the republican party against
this concentration of Federalism, called Van
Buremism."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-28
| CoMMUNICATIoN.l
Union BANK.

To the "SHbscribers to the Mississippi Union
Bank."-The subscribers to the Stock of the
Mississippi Union Bank have been looking
with anxious solicitude, for something TO be
done, by which their anticipations may be real
lied. And as all idea of selling the residue
of the State Bonds is now abandoned, both by
the friends and enemies of the Bank, it be-
hooves the Subscribers to adopt some measure,
by which they can relieve their real estate
from the incumbrance of the mortgages given
to the Bank. That this can be done, by con-
cert of action, there is no doubt. No subscri-
Der can ever expect to realize any thing from
the Bank, by way of an accommodating loan,
agreeable to the provisions Of the charter of
the Bank That the subscribers have the
right to withdraw, think, there cannot exist
much doubt-for the Doth Section ofthe "Sup-
Elementary Act to Incorporate the Subscri.
bers" to the Bank, expressly declares "that if
anv stakeholder should be dissatisfied with the
graduation of the Stock, subscribed for by
him, he may have the right to withdraw the
property pledged" | would not consider any
subscriber stakeholder, until the residue of
the Bonds is sold-for that is part of the
contract. The State is as yet the exclusive
stockholder--for, in no event, is the State to
be deprived of its stock, agreeable to the pro-
visions of the charter.
1t is the interest of the subscribers, IN my
opinion. to surrender, as far as they are con-
cerned, the charter of the Bank-and then,
if the State determines to make State insti-
tuition of it, well and good. Its present capital
is large enough, by proper management anG
restriction, to make it useful institution.
The subscribers, then, throughout the State
should make general move, and adopt meas
ures to surrender, at the meeting of the mex
Legislature, all their rights which have beer
ACQUIRED by the charter. AS the institution Is
as vet, a State institution, the Legislature
would, no doubt, accept surrender, from tb'
subscribers, of the Stock. / would propos
that the subscribers, in each District, get u
meetings in their respective Counties, an
call a Convention, in each District, to assem-
bic where the Branches are respectively loca
ted, and cause themselves to be heard on tn
subject: would prefer also that the subscr
hers of the first District, known as the Maco
District, assemble in their respective Counties
: and appoint Delegates to meet in Macon, 0
2 Saturday the Twentieth day Of June merit to d.
!. liberate on the propriety Of adopting som
plan. If they are not in favor Of a snrrende
Of the Charter, an interchange of views an
sentiments will injure no one.
y If this notice should meet the appreciation
|, the subscribers, in Lo>vndes, would propos
that they meet, in the Court House, on Satu
day the 10th of May-and deliberate on t
/ subject herein contained.
: LOWNDES.
i'll N.B-If other papers in the State dee
!, this notice of sufficient importance, they "
please publish it.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-28
PICKENSVILLE REGISTER.

We cannotfor our life conceive how
any candid mind, on reading our stric-
lures last week concerning the irregu-
larity of the mails, can, by any princi-
pie of ratioscination come to the con-
ciusion that our intention was i" to fr
blame on the Post Master at Pickens-
vile" SO far from that we distinctlg
stated that the whole blame iUds Char
geaJle at Head Quarters We do not,
consider it the duty of any post master
TO furnish mail bags at his own ex-
pense-but we DO consider that the
Government should furnish them!
With the following extract, from the
Register, we have nothing to do, but
publish it for the benefit OF those who
have:
" 1.-THE stage-driver or agent, who
reported to the Postmaster at Column
bus, that the mail was detained at Pick
ensville, in consequence of the want
of a mailbag to take it to Columbus,
had told the whole truth, and not sup
pressed that item of the testimony
which affected Mr. Grimes, the Con
tractor, he would have added, that ow-
ing to the culpable negligence of the
driver having brought no bag from
Tuscaloosa to Pickensville, and the
Postmaster at Pickensville having no
surplus bags, could not possibly send
the mail to Columbus, he would there
by have exonerated the Postmaster at
Pickensville, from the charge which
the Argus seemingly wishes to attach
upon Mr. Taggart, the Postmaster at
Pickensville."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-28
.EEGDEEEEIa
TRUST SALE.

n pursuance of the provisions Of a
81 Deed of Trust executed to me by Eze
kiel Nash, bearing date the 18th day of
March 1889 which deed is duly recorded
in the proper office in the Counties of Nox-
ubee, Kemper, Winston and Oktibbeha,
will sell for cash at the court House door
in Columbus on Monday the 21st of June
next, the following described tracts of land
to wit.
The west half ofthe south west quarter
of section thirteen. West half OF the north
east quarter of section fourteen, and the
south east quarter of section twenty four.
East half of the north east quarter and the
east alfof the north west quarter of Sec
ton twenty six, ard the west half of the
north west quarter of section thirty five all
in township thirteen north of range thir-
teen east, containing five hundred and six-
ty acres more or less, lying and being in
the county of Winston and State of Mis-
sissipp, also the west half of the south
west quarter of section eighteen, and the
north west quarter of section nineteen.
township twenty, north of range thirteen
| 6dSly uDu tic llOItlt CoSI IA VI SCOtiOh
twenty four, township twenty, north of
range twelvs east, containing four hundred
acres more or less, lying and being in the
county of Oktibbeha in the state aforesaid,
also the north west quarter section six,
in township nine north, range fifteen east
ard the east half of the south east quarter
of section one, township nine north, range
fourteen east. The east half Of the. south
west quarter Of section one, east half the
north east quarter, and the east half ofthe
south cast quarter of section eleven, and
the north half of section twelve, township
ten, north of range seventeen east, con-
tanning eight hundred acres more or less
living and being in the county of Kemper,
and state aforesaid, East half Of the north
east quarter and south east quarter eff sec
ton thirty six, west half south east quarter
of section thirty two, township thirteen
north, range fifteen east containing three
hundred and twenty acres more or less y
, lug and being in the county of Noxubee
and state aforesaid with all and singula
the Improvements and appurtenances Their,
unto belonging. Such title as IS vestet
in me by said Deed will be conveyed tt
the purchaser. Sale in the usual hours
: p. M. GRANT,
q Trustee.
) April 28th. $780, t-prsf S2I 80
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-28
SHERTFF7S SALE.

ID Y virtue ofsundry writs ofvenditioni expo
Dnas issued by the Clerk ofthe CircuitCourt
OF Lowndes county, and to me directed, will
sell for cash at the court house door, in Colum-
bus, on Monday the
First dag Of June nett,
the following property, to wit: Part of lot
number 5, square number 2, north of Main
street, bounded as follows, to wit common
cling at point Al feet from the junction of
Main and Market streets, thence running west
% feet, thence north sixty-six feet thence east
% feet, thence south sixty-six feet to the be-
ginning Levied on as the property of Harri-
son Johnson TO satisfy said writs in favor OF
Armstrong j. Hodges use of John B. Jones
and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 9th April. 1910.
P. NJ GRANT, Sheriff Of
LOacndes County.
Prs fee 55.-4t 80.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-28
TALLADEGA.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.


EVHIS Celebrated Watering Place
a will be open for the reception of
Visitors, the first day of June. additional
Improvements have been made, upon the
premises during the winter, and ample ar
ran yements have been made to render
those who resort to it, either for Health or
Pleasure, comfortable.
The medicinal Propertesof 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 the general visiter, but they
offer great inducements TO the afflicted
Persons suffering under obstinate diseases,
particularly those produced by too fire.
quent and iniudicious use of mercury,
which have baffled the skill of the most
eminent Physicians, have found a speedy
and effectual relief here.
The Subscriber having secured the SER.
vices of Mr.. JOHN S. WASHINGTON
formerly ofthe Shelby Springs, as SUI
perintendant, feels confident he 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, LIST January 184l, for
the adjustment of Bills.-AZa. Journal.
B. w. BELL,
Proprietor.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-28

.,l;c loneliness enrolled her and
Aps, ae. As if It were caught from hea-
Ib,eathed in every tone, hallowed
''n affection, shone in every action /;
eve! Vel. as a halo, her whole exis-
n'. W. and made it light and blessing.
'''', charm and a vision of gladness,
m around her but she died =
%rsa,,dship, and love, and parental
: ., iness. and infant weakness, stretch
D Iont their hands to save her: but
~. y could not save her; and she died!
y Ti,t did all that loneliness die? Is
We ~" no land of the blessed and lovely
u., W, for such to live in B.? Forbid it
, ,.,.on. religion! bereaved affection,
~, y. mdying love! forbid the thought!
T. r'I cannot be that such die, in Gods
= INCL who live, even in frail human
.y forever.-Reo. Grille Dew-