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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-07
Con, entlun proceedings continued


Con, enllon proceedings continued J
Senatorial Delegates.
Nicholas Schoomaker, Of Hamilton,
William Q. M'Causln of Jefferson.
Congressional Delegates.
let Con DIS. Presley Kember Of Ham
ilion,
I'd Elijah Vance of Butler,
Sd Edward M. Phelps Of Mercer,
4lh John Jones of Clinton.
9th Thomas l. Hamer of Brown,
9Th Elisha Morgan of Gallla,
7lh John Glover of Scio,o, -
9Th Samuel Medary Of Franklin,
9th Samuel A. Bakor Of Morgan,
10Th, Archibald M'Grew of Chan
paign,
Ilth Andrew Patterson of Belmont,
18th Walter B. Morris OF Licking,
18Th G. W. Snlllman of Coshocton,
l4lh VIM. Patterson of Richiand,
18th Henry B. Payne Of Guyahoga,
18th BENZ Bi>sels of Geauga,
l7th JAG. G. Wi 'ari of Columbiana,
10Th Peter kaufman Of Stark,
18Th E. NJ. Stanton of Jefferson.
Resolved, That
Benjamin Jones of Wayne county,
Francis A. Cunningham Of Prebel,
JOhn U Gerard OF Hamilton,
James b Cameron of Butler,
Christopher tehroJ Of Paulding,
Nathan Kelley of Warren,
James Cole of Adams.
William Skinner OF Washington,
John A. Fulton of Ross,
Georgs w. Sharp of Delaware,
Daniel KarShHer Of Hooking,
jain b. Hamilton Of Hancock,
Samuel Smith of Guernsey,
Cabin Ackiey of Licking,
James HOagtand Of Humes,
Ephrain Wo0d of Sandusky,
joseph LeUis Of Portage,
John Sherman of Asbtabula,
William d. Ford of Carroll,
Matthias ShepIar Of Stark.
james SimeraL OF HARRISON,
are hereby nominated as suitable candl-
dates for Electors Of President and VIC,
President of the United States, 10 bt
supported by the Democratic Voters o.
Ohio at the next Presidential elacllon
and the said electors are hereby inslruc
ted 10 cast the electoral vote OF Ohio to
such candidates for President and VIc'
President as may be selected in tn
National Convention.
Resolved, That II be recommended
TO the democratic young men OF TN
State, TO hold Convention On the 3
Wednesday in August next, al Noun
Vernon.
Resolved, That the State Centre
Committee be authorized to fill any va
cancies that may occur 10 the EeclorG
Ticket, by death, resignation, or other
wise.
On motion of Mr.. Vance,
Resolved, That the wisdom, paIric
tlAm, and services of the Gislinguishe
, soldier and enlightened Statesman
Gen. Andrew Jackson, entities hi
TO The warm and lasting gratitude Of b
7 country.
On motion of Mr.. Kaufman,
Resolved, That all sOciatlons form
k ed under the name of "NalIve Amer
d cans" for the purpose of annihila'ir
the existing laws Of emigration und ma
ural,za!ion are lederellsm in It's broa
u est sense, and are repugnun, TO the sP
q it Of Democracy, in opposition 10 4
beef interests ofthe people, subVersi
of the rights Of men, and hostile TO eN
,s ~ thing that is Gear 10 US as DemOCrI
in and freeman
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-07

# Job stands not alone in this Senlentiuus, spl'
ted and energetic form aud manner. 1t pre-
walls throughout the poetic part OftheScriPtures
and they stand conGsssedIy the most eminent eA
ampes to be found Of the truly sublime and
beautiful" !" -. r..-- -t-
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-07

A deaf and dumb person being asked what
was his idea Of forgiveness took out his pencil
and wrote-"itis the odor which bruised Aow-
ers yield when tlampled on" ,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-07

Among the old Connecticut blue laws, was
the following: No one shall run on Sabbath
dav, or walk in her garden, or anywhere else.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-07

1t being told 10 Philip OF MacedOn,
that several calumhies were spread a.
gaist him by the Athenian orators; III
shall be my care said the prince, 'by
my life and actions to prove them liars.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-07
POETRY.
THE SrEED OF THE DEsENr..

by ]. +. CARPeNTeR, ESQ. .,
From tile French Of Paul de Koch.
Beneath Arabia's fiery skies,
Far from the breezy oceans shore,
Bearing away the maid he loves,
- Young AIcar skins the desert o'er
His courseri answering TO his voice,
In busding fiight speeds Ger the sand,
AZ iaitIiii| 10 the form he bears
as baifidsto hishatseland., ,S8 s.iAl
No water laves that arid PLAN,
Soon. must the gallant courser tire.
All. Nyoei fair Irma droops aud falnts
Amid the wilderness of frel
Bounds Aicar from his ree!ing steed,
Away. like falcon on the wing,
He flies, and seeks the desert wild
For some lone, blessed water spring.
While wandering DER the scorching sand
The Arab Oh through danger flies,
A strange and costly caravan
Passes the spot where lrma lies.
Who woos the maid So quickly wont
A Moorish chieitain, young and gay'>
The steed Is the wild, alone
The light Of love is far away.
In vain, 10 seek the living well,
Ger fierce sand had AIcar sped:
Now, faint and weary, he returns
To find his CHERISHED lrma->-aed;
The sleed, alone. his lord awaits,
Joy lights the courier's closing eyes,
He neghs one welcome wildly glad,
And then>.beside the Arab dies
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-07

"Amidst the mists, he ethrusts his Fists against
the poss, and still insists be sees the ghosts"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-07

A JAW.CRACKER FOR A COLD MORN
ING A..e
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-07

Say it as fast as you can, and look out for your
tnnUna ~ .st. E.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10

...... ..........nea had been pro: !
-,,.ust Gen. w. II, Harrison, the
Washington OF the age. He Gen H. bad |
been charged with ncopucity for Office not only
in civil, but even in military affairs, and with |
cowardice !! lie had keen informed, he said, !
that there were veterans in that assemblage,
who had served under Gen. Harrison in the
North Western army during the last war; and
whp had fought by his side lie called upon
such, present, to come forward and vndicate
the reputation Of that war-worn soldier from
aspersions so foul. "Gen, Whilst, Whilst,
Wlftsit,'' came loudly from every throat, while
every eye was eager to behold one of the gall
LIANT Captains whose valor helped to achieve the
glorious victory OF the Thames. And when
the time-worn and venerable soldier made his
appearance, every ear listened with intense anx-
ietyto catch the accents that fell from this liv-
ing witness of the bravery, and conduct, and
patriotism of the hero of the Thames. His
story was short and unyarnished, but eloquent
from its plainness and simplicity. So much so,
that during its recital the speakers voice was
frequently drowned by the enthusiastic cheers
of thepeople. His testimony quito rest forey-
e., in the minds Of those present, such infamous
ISLANDERS; and caused them to burn with viriu-
ous ind gualion OF the ingratitude of those who
countenance such conduct
After supper the Convention heard able anc
interesting addresses from Judge J. c. Mitchell
and Judge Hughes. And on the ensuing NOR
ming Judge Martin, Judge Bodley and ex-Goy
,rnor Ruuncllr, addressed the cCuyeESion,
We have not ROOM to describe ali thai W
.aS and heard hi that Convention Theen
three "Log.cabins' in the procession. Oh
-sTs srE~'rsss ss .'''s
Martin Van Duren, with en- Extra Globe unde
his arm. and fear depicted in his countenonc'
unning before "greai balr which seemed
be rolling silerhm. On another, IRON RanhiI
was ipseTibsd . No negro teslmony-no slan'
lpv. v-usv~-lhe .'iftse Sigisn NAH d9 her duty
lie sna Of Ncy. la4o.n oaaao'her wasa So
--a. So ahfowsed in blass, with the insenPto
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10
49, COLLECT0R,s sALE.

n WILL expose TO public sale, 10 the
n highest bidder, for cash, before the
Courthouse door, in the town of Canton,
Madison county,
On the Third Moaday of January l841,
The following tract or parcel Of land,
to wit: The northeast quarter of sec
ton four, and the cast half Of section
four, in township eight, range one, west;
Also, part Of west half, northeast quar-
torof section four, township eight, range
one, west
To be sold for the taxes of ]. NJ. Wad-
! Hngton, for 1888 and 1899.
J. II. VANNOY, A. g. C.
October 10, 4O-2 Pr fee $l7]
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10
Gen. Harrison's views on the subject
of the Tariff.


70 the Editor Of The Madison Mig ,4drocaie.
Sin MOT many weeks since had occasion
to listen TO a democratic speech, delivered at a
democratic meeting, IN which the speaker eS
pressed apprehS nslons OF awful consequences
to the South in case Gen. Harrison should be
elected president While | appreciated the
motives of the speaker (tor did then and do
now believe he said what he conscenu0usly
believed,) | was struck with astouishment at
the misrepresentation of the principles o. the
wing party, and of their cana date Tor the Pre-
sidency, Gen, Harrison, eouchet' in the speech.
proper estimate Of the character of the
speaker would not, for one moment, allow ice
to suppose that the Misrepresentation was in
territorial. Hence | remarked 10 him after
wards, that, If the democrats would state the
principles OF the wings and their candidate for
| President correctly, ] would defy their attacks.
! He looked at M rs il surprised that the wings
as party should have any principle, and asked,
"IIhat are the principles Vt the wings and
their candidatol"
| In answer, | remarked, that Gen. Harrison is
cih ne South on the subject of the IauG,-
being IN favor OF the Compromise Bin, and Of
course opposed to the Profectire System Wei.
sbi6 he, It such De the ease, - an, M ta5 DARK
aboHt.liA y told Aia, thai Inferred from iifs
speech, he was. Il. ihe dark about IT, ...
Relieving that al Of the democrats do no,
"love darkness rather than lighr' upon this
rs-.s'''ssss~rs p ysss,,"pf
uon IN the eolumnsof the A advocate, provided
you can spare me the necessary space 30 do so
And will IN the outset, promise you AND
your readers that viii not De tedious Ia IA,
demonstration.
4 paAas ga- f4i e lb36, th5 if5h. y NJ. Bsr
ucn. % Georgia, tufmedg Aaarnsy Genera
"a. 'iaf'A.@a,et $50 Yer saafAsya4. wt4.nbt H8i
O. Gen. lse.san, addressed lssies 10 Gsp
1Aaists1ai IA saIee1 Vi winch was d ascernli
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10

'--V -'43;, aot ttt7rtqt IL Brown s+,er r 3
TAGS in CaIt9n,. on tila lsCol QctotnS l84a. gc,
cordng to his agreement with Mr.. Prondss, to
discuss political subjects! Bocaus. he was
LII e4hc sjaa.s -Ca94a.a.,t~-
Why did Andrew Hays "bolt" before Prem
tiss had concluded his reply to him! Because
he was conscious he could not rojoin. Because
he, too, was like the "lame Captain" -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10
DISSOLUTION.

EVIE Co-partnership heretofore exis-
A ting in this place under the name,
firm aud style of Fort & Ware, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, All
those indebted will please make immo-
diate payment TO either one Of the firm
The name of the firm to be used horeal-
ter, only in liquidation
w. A. FORT,
JAMES WARE, il.
Canton, Oct. 8, i84W 40-tf.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10
NOTICE..

II ETTERS Of administration having
M been granted 10 the undersigned, at
the September term 1910, Of the Probate
Court OF Madison county, on Die estate
Of YilliDm J. N0rmeai. doceasaj, An
yfi0so having Gains agiinsfssaid estate
are requested 10 bring them forward, ia
~ authenticated, within The hours pre-.
scribod by law, or they will be forever
barred; and all those Indebted 10 sal os-
ta.o will please make immediate seito.
&ttN aA t..sa.esAsv et.te4. Ft iefe. n,aH,
GEO ~ MOTT lln'r
Get 10. 1910. l0~d5
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10
Hon. John II. Eaton, Ex-Minister TO
spain.

W.. ,t,..,e a,4sE4aagea bs2S&~ala&2 s,l3@1&-S.~.,
this distinguished stntesmanadyocates the elec'
ton of GEN Harrison TO the Presidency lie
m7's s1ndTT fs'5,GHcci5S 81 fts w6T1r5ric T1rsF
PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, G.e.in hyo5 aF Harrison
In a speech at the "Log C.an" in Columbus
Ohio, he said he was in t#scnato OF the Uni
ted statas, whcntohn Randoiph cbafgcd-''vn'
Harrison with Federalism, and heard Gen. H.,
lepel it at the time; and that such was his
knowledge OF Harrison he would not have be-
Heyed the charge to be true even if he had not
heard it rcpcled Major Eaton was Secretary
of war under Cen Jackson and had his fullest
confidence. lie contributed as much as any
other man to the election Of Gen. jackson to
the Presidency, and was his early friend and BIZ
ographor These circumstances give his pres
ent position much weight in the pending con
test, particularly in the State OF Tennessee.
1t remains to be seen whether the old Gener
al will suffer his partialities for the "weaser'
to oslrange his feelings from his ancient ouC
well-ried friend, as he did in the case of Judg,
White.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10
Rev. w. winans.

We have on file letter concerning Gen.
Harrison by this distinguished divine, which
we must find room for in our mex, paper.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10
THE STATE or NTissrssippI,
Madison County Circuit Court, May
Term, 1910.

Madison County Circuit Court, May
Term, 1910.
John W F :, h'aim''y' On Attachment for
William ]. Wright $69,36.
mN this 25th day Of May 1910. came
W the said plaintiff, by his attorney,
and the Attachment in this case having
been returned duly executed, and the
defendant failing to appear and give
special bail and plead herein. It is
thereloArdered by the Court, that un-
loss SAID defendant does appear here,
on or before the first day Of the next
term Of this Court and give special bail
and plead herein judgment final by de-
fault witi be rendered against him, anl
the estate attached sold I. Is fHta5r
ordered that a COPY Of this order, TO-
qeihcr wiiho Specification 81 Ne causes
OF aciion, and amount due from igIanI,
antn plaintiff 81 publl3h6T If No tiadt
son Whia advocate, Tor -four weeks sue.
ccssiyely, aud that all further proceed
mgs b. stayed hofela, until the next tern
of this Court.
true copy tteH;
~ H 'ilNaaI..4,a adA,lt,,. -sa,E g..
Ww 81 GHgam f r.
Oct 10 1910 45-b
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10

ms tue united states hank, pnPe{V SO
d hal. suspended, i was no better than-
9 Bank Mr.. Walker certainly knew that
mere was no United states Bank in G53t--tdat
the charter Of that institution expired en- the
4th Of March, 1886; and should not have spo-
ken OF the Pennsylvania Bank in such man |
ner as to make false impression. lie knew
perfectly we'll that neither Of the United States
Banks ever suspended specie payments
He spoke, also, Of the suspension of specie
payments by the Bank Of England in 1877, as
if the suspension was made voluntarily by that
Bank, to show that National Banks are as apt
to explode as State Banks. Surely tho Senator
knew better than this, 1t cannot be possible
that he did not know that the great pecuniary
wants of the British Government induced it to
order that Bank to suspend the payment of
specie; and that it had never been compelled,
by itsown necessities, to suspend from the time
i, was chartered, one hundred and forty-six
years ago, 10 the present day But we did not
intend to review the speech Of the Senator;-
we merely intended to inform our readers that
his aim was to prove that tho system was foun-
ded in fraud, created fluctuations in the prices
of property, aud subject to explosions; Tin q
word, that tits great evil, without being sui-
iciently skilled in political remedies to be able
to prescribe a remedy.
No other speech was inflicted on the people
on the day ofthe barbecue. They were dismls'
sed nitcr dinner, although early in the evening
Each and all of them were permitted to carr,
on mental and physical digestion together;-
4 the speech and the good dinner at the samt
/ laTe.
n It happened that on the day OF tho barbecue
!. Mr. Prentiss, unexpected by his friends, al
riyed ia capsqn. lie had proposed to A. G
. psewa 50 discuss gaisieal subjects sish- bin
!. and Walker on the day Of the barbecue L
n Canton. The eropos lion Vas declined. Bu
.,.saia.Gsg Rypwn, we can disesss lssss.sab.-~.sl
= on the next day afterwards Agreed, said VI
prenlisa Prentlss came, glad Of an oppottu
10 nifty Of meeting them in discussion, But wher
was Gen. Brownl Tie ssruped No, loo
/. fsee Il he eepHig gf MEllsoa sealA sea wAf'l
N Ct this mighty iongae.wargoF had aad ~
!. "iamo captain" had s.GfGG Ste'ioto ,ao hg.
4 e..4.4sa.sl. :. &. wa.se., ~ aIl =.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10

AL taptHln
W WfuiHn rffftIef
Colonel
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HMfE joins
w f, NuWfnf im
u..If Colonel. r. eHHHa lHH4HHMt
ir. dHp H
A4F a HnHelle. saa. hiut
e. atnaattt
aHs.H.. Conceal fa uE ODE
..a..H composed "a tA4 llAlM ~ MH.
W.n.t $4,000 end IlH
IL.t r.aa ot.H end 81. lauaH.
ar A. en~se~'h ~ ,saet eNs.V' a'sN.a.n ~
w william tHulfr cWHd."
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SHTEau authorized HanaHue. Lieut.
w coli Joseph 81. tuuuuy, nan rin-
~ frta'eri trg #r a5er
Regiment Mississippi NiI.ta.
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w Nccd, Esqs aeu8aafo iari,ltr
i.wt.s s4 sa iae
d,uh y. Ima q ,.IaH
NTEuv au0hn q b saaaaaes Funt-
wv ln suith, gsg" Canton, 1.
candidate i9y solicitor .a ttH# ..e-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-10
NyARslIAL'S SALE.

Lldled state, circat court-Nort"'8 ''' :
James II. Wright, oes
Dennis Burns. ,,,,j case 70
pY virtue of the above ''aI.a ,S h. IN
I'D me directed by the honorable ~, s n
Circuit court United States 2' , .al Il.
I (bcrn district y1 Of Mississippi VII ,o III
I lar cash, before the courthouse oo',
the town of Canton, Madison ' CO., ,'a
The following property to WIZ
4 Horses,
/ Wagon,
2 Yoke Of Oxen,
60 Head of Hogs,
10 Head of Cattle 4 ssat
ant Burns, and will be sa'a "
nIaindf5 debtaad cost .,., ne baaa
so!o to take place WITHIN
prescribed by law. ,urv Hqrim.
F5r Mo s5al1ora Ds1',n DIT
$50. nyC. HUFfas'S' ~
a.. OF $3.50
y sss~ eo.',-, ssss., 'sspss .t.gs $50
PosTPoNEuEN.Il. ...s.lr.
The sale Of Che aO'y9 anti. tas.a.
psrly IS hereby p'''P''.'
Monday ia Ot'obat tiv Haaf'
'stss,"eN'" 80 eas.' .f'e ~
estsase., ~
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Levied on as the property o. ....s
ant Gayden, and will be sold TO a.''
plaintiffs debt and cost. ...
Sale to take place within the ''l'
prescribed by law ~ ST
OcIober 10, lO-4l -
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LEWIS NJ, GAkREII.
Canton, I,,iss, Glj 81, l84o,~,,-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
MORE ASTONISHING CURES

DR. FRANCIS, OCULIST-Hs celebrated Eye Water is
- adapted all nammatory diseases Of the eyes, weakness
Of sight, optama and will those nebulas frequently
known By the and has made perfect cure
pronounced the persons TO be incurabie. -
Mrs Got member Of church. has child who has been
afflicted with diseased for nearly two years. large ulcer
covered the sight as, Iues: applications BY ss.sn, ps ~
water prepared and sold by Dr. Francs has effected
perfect Rev. s. H. CONE,
March 80, ls4o Pastor OF the Oliver st. Church
My grandson afflicted for nearly SIX years. with nebas
covering eye the inflammation that the
white for of the time
he could the light; had him in the Eye hrmary
for eight monts he discharged as ncurable most
fortunately applied Francis and from the Of his cee
braed waller he restored sight for which the doc
tor entitled to our A REEEE s;tes WI 81 First
To DR. Francs-Dear Sr-In the fall Of 1882 was attacked
state Obliged renqush my studies for two
resorted to prescriptions, but received no benefit
have used but two bottles of water and though have
studied closely all the time sight perfectly restored
With much pleasure subscribe nysslG dear sr yopT much
Student in the New York Theological Seminary.
March oath, 1870.
have eye the happy effect of Dr. Fran
es eye water upon my sons eyes as an9ye aho
member of the Presbyery at Buffalo and new residing at
III Third avenue, New York
We have the good effects OF Dr. Fran
els celebrated eye and from the testimony of those
who have used it, do highly recommend 1t to the notice OF the
public valuable remedy.-Duncan Dunbar, pastor OF
he McDouga ST. Church, G. G. Sommers pastor Of the Sou
Rev. c. Sorrs Tenth ST. the Rev. Jacob H. Brouner IS Ban
Ths eye prepared sold by any other
son in the United by Dr. J. Francis, Oculist.
the pain distinguished from the natu
al at No. 10 Barclay st. ap4 yd&wy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

DpICEs REDUCED.-J. l.. sCHtEFFEJIN's Family
Medicine Store No ia Canal street. opposite West Broad
way new York.
general and extensive assortment Of Drugs, Medicines,
Patent Medicines Perumery and Fancy Articles reduce
prices, o suit the times, All articles warranted. .
SeidH Powders Of superior quality, in high estimation for
Indigestion Heartburn, Sick Headache, ard Bilious Affection
with English, French aud Spanish ctons2S cent? box
Soda Powders, for the immediate production Of sopa Water
Is ccr,s boz.
ali DIE. ofthe stomach. so cents a bottle.
Compound 5arsapara Syrup acertaB purifier Of the blood
MIXED with pleasant and refreshing beverage, at IS
Dozen DR. so cents the bottle.
soda Water Otickets for ST. ssrsspara and other
superior MAKE constantly kept IN the best Of order
Superior Swedish Leeche constantly hand and for
applied at reasonable charges. ap22lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

COLTS REPEATING FIRE ARMs,The Patent .sa ARM hs.
~ Manufacturing Company inform the public that .y n1v
lust received from their mandatory number OF kel,aR
sho, Guns OF sir charges eaoh which they cenhoenuy H.
commend 20 the notice Of Sportsmen, equal IN
and finish TO any thing imported and IRON r,
they satisfied they viii throw shot s"PeV' W nv
gun eve manufactured 49, fIa...;...
Also arbines Tor balls shot Rifles 2, ansrsn, 49,
and P,s,oa from pocket holster size refcsfos zap
Of very superior quality fowder ana ~. 49,. ,ss RI,
neV"e'e" :" k'e''s ''s ma Son
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29
Carl. KING.

THE well hnswn and eelebratd FIRST PREMIUM La
Il DIES TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFAC-
TURER Msilsy the Queen Of England respectfully
begs leave TO to the Ladies Of Ne York. that he has
ooen a his splendid new establishment II
No SO CANAL STREET,
Tin connection with his Others With assortment OF
TUSCAN STRAW MATS AND FASHIONABLE MIL
LIVERY heretofore been exhibited at any
similar estab shmsnt IN the city. -
The STRAW department - conducted az usual BY himself
with great attention; and the MILLINERY department
~ the American asd P.rl
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