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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
WHIGGERY ANDlTS PROTEAN
SHAPES

The following remarks of The Georgia Consu-
onaIiSt are no less true and Just than they re Sc
we're:
"The wings are cpnsistent-they are no hypocriIs
The wings charge Mr. Van Buren, with being oppo.
Mr. Webster in preference to Mr. Van Buren,, and
they will answer, yes. Mr. Webster it is noiorious,
was opposed TO the war; and in favor of he Hartford
Convention. The wings charge Mr. Van Buren,
with being tariff man, and an internal improvement
man, and even Natlonel Bank man, nowlthsand-
ing his repeated denials. Ask them il they would
vote for Mr. Clay, in preference to Mr.. Van Bnrcn
and they will answer, yes. They charge Mr. Van
Buren, with being proclamation and force bill man
Ask them il they will vote for Gen. Harrison, and
they will deaen you with the cry of yes yes Is all
this consistency, and not hypocrcy' Furthermore:
in the north Mr., Webster and his wing friends sun
port Gen. Harrison, because The first measure TO be
adopted under his administration will be National
Bank. In the South he is supported by the Wings.
because he has declared such an institution unconS-
tuliona. In The West MIR. Clay and his whglriends
support the General, because national system of
internal Improvement and protective tariff will be
adopted In the South The Wings support him be-
cause he is opposed lot the Federal mea snres. In
the North and West Slade, Granger, Tappan and
Stewart support him because the cause of Abolition
will be placed in more commanding point OF view.
In the South the Wings support him because he is
no Ahoonist How can such different views Of
the Wings be reconced' The optics Of the Wings
must be weak indeed, and General Harrison mus,
have been gifted to high degree with The faculties
Of Pfoieus."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24

NV KIND OF LOG CAUSE.-THE Wayne &c. Ga)
Sentinel says, that pocket brandy bottles; Initiating
immature log cabins have been introduced by ie
whigs, and are distributed gratuousv along tie
me 0fthe canal like Harrison alrpanaes
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
MhIgs OF thc South ReIolce

While writing, our ears ing with the sound o.
cannon Your Northern allies are even nov,
this Wednesday afternoon, September %, ls4o,
hooking The artillery Of heaven in warm and
heartfelt graluln'ion al her success IN Vermont
and Maine. "Ihiee cheers for FFSSENDLN'
-" three cheers FOR Slade'" three cheers Tor
X, ut'--"lhree groans ior Albert emIlh -
" three groans for Fairiield'--" niue groans los
Martin Van Buren"--ihese cres al lhls moment
salute cur ears. DO you not hear The report oil
the thunder.loned caunon--li reverbefales bounds
back As tough Il had already reached your hills
aud valleys. We au1ionsly wad The response
Blng DOT your dogs oi war of he heaviest metal
charge Them to their very lhroats-apply the
maicA-lhat we may hear aRd feel that there Is
mos, perfect uniop q Wings for the sake q
tie L MON !tn R>ioice, Wings Of the Soaih
--reioiccl Your .Ferkhn allies rrpfei lt--.F
L. .h'ejg Era.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24

On the evening Of the closing Of the wing con.
venton in this city, respectable delegate was
passing by gentleman in this city, when the
question was asked, when does the convention
adjourn The Wing replied "Runnels IS speak.
ing and breaking up the business without The for.
mali;y Of adjournment .Mississippian
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
ErecMttte Department, Ga,

MHcGgeV'Ie, SEPT. 10, Io1H.
81 al address 10 the Hon. George K Gilmer,
me Predecessor ia Office from foreign Abolition
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
wings OF ihc south Rejoice ,

William Pit Fcsstuden-- member of al Abo
lrion Society - presiden, of an Abolition Society
-an AboaoniSt Of the darkest shade, is elected
member Of Congress from the Cumberland Dis.
uct in Name, over Albert Smith, the firm and
Incorporating friend Of Southern Rights. Sou
Ihern Interests, aud the Integrity of,he Cohsii,u-
'lonal Compact Throw up your hnts--and mako
the welkin rlng with loud huz2as.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24

The length Of the documents accompanying the
address Of the Southern members Of Congress.
has induced US to decline publishing them. They
were published in the Ezfra Globe Of the 9th OF
September, Should any Nhig Of respsctabihty
DENY any one OF the charges contained "a The ad-
dress, our readers are referred 10 hat paper
.ni5sisnppiaH..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24

HARD TIMES.--l, IS said that three ihous-
and visiters at the Saratoga Springs echoed back
NJ Webster's lamentations Of bard tunes. Only
fancy bow bard must be the times for the three
thousand visitors at Saratoga Springs Cio6''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
WING Of the South Rejoice

You brethren IN the State of New York have
re nom01lcd William II. Seward, and Luther
l'radlst Ior Governor and Lieutenant. Governor.
The lo,nsr believes that an equality OF social
condition should be extended TO all, black and
"hile---lhe latter believes th,le should be no
distinction Of color" They arc firm believers
N that socia r3tlsuIum when the bla.k and the
white shall he down together without uoIestalion.
Surely this Is Il theme that should move your
= estoos; your Wlses, your g. Grsveses. "a
your Snnleys TO rejoice, with eloquence sublime!
On, Stanley On!--Anolher blast 1.-The yicto.
Tvs won
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Whlgs Of the Sonth ReioIce !

Arthur Tappsn and Hiram kecbum, David
Rugges and aaron CLARK, Horace Dresser and
Levi, Tappan Josiah noppet and william john
.,-.,, riumy yo'l and Richard Jenkins, Prince
i.oycrdge and Philip Hone, Richard Augustus
and Joseph lIoxie, Lewis Bodiue and Nathaniel
II. Blunt, Ira Philips and DAVID GIaham, all, oil
rejoice at tho success yonr Northern allies have
met with in Vermont and Name. Then como
on here, ond extend the hand OF fellowship -
Grasp theirs with leIvor becoming the value OF
a ylctoy--Il perChance yon should obtain one
over the Democracy of the North Cry aloud,
The union Of the Wings for The sake Of the T.
mon' The sky darkens--rsjoice rejoice
wings Of the South Rejoice
Your b,elmen here black and ~hite-.sre san
aulne Of defeating Martin Van Bufen. They do
not forget that on the 2ud Of June, 1898, be gave
the casting vote ior The +" legendary Publication
BIN which went 10 prevent the cltculerlon OF
pamphlets and psPets designed 70 get up revolt
in HE South among he uegroes-a reF,lt IN Which
yourselves, your wives, your children might have
met with bloody slaughter at the hands OF he lg
naraDl, degraded, and infatuated negroes. For
this your Northern allies have placed his name
on the "roll Of MANY and they rejoice with
hendlsh satisfaction at the prot bihty OF hIs de-
ieat. Rejoice with them, we say, II there be
common feeling n The great =" 1uion Of Wings
,,CtL o a.,,tlt trtpirp
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Lronl he Globe.

The Testimony'of the Enemy-The
UnhOIy Alliance Of the wings
with the Acknowledgment by
the - Sunday Morning News" a
highly respectable Wing paper
In New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
THE EYE.

DR WHEELER informs all those afflicted with lMPER
OBJECTION OF SIGHT or who perceive the symptoms
weakness that he prepared TO adj
vice and administer remedies ia II snch cases. . . .
Dr. W. will references to the respectable families
in this city to his professional abilities, AID TO those whom
cured who been considered neurabe by other pro-
tessors.
Films speeks Incpient Cataaes remeyed Without snrgea
Operations. j. WhEhLhh, Oeunst,,
80 Greenwich street. the Battery, n. Y
~ Office hours from A NJ 20 o'clock, F. NJ.
To DR. UAeeler Oculsi Grtenrich street. NeU YORK
SI-Promptedby grateful eengs for the restoration OF the
skill oseYer Physic and the remedies prescribed
by this Eve Inrmary OF New York, beg leave to return NY
sincere acknow enents to YOU My right eye totay
blind from Ey Ophthamia, in bad state OF ulcer.
alton but in the of three months assidu,us and EN-
cacous treatment has effected the complete Restoration OF my
eyesight and shall consider best benSacto anu
my duty recommend you all those who may be uhioru
n ni,b yha h;ghest esisen1 " MARY OUTWATER.
w. a L. is 'sin near UacL,nsack ~ j.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
IoNEs's COURSE OF BOOK KEEPING. uat, Fo.,., q

IONES's COURSE OF BOOK KEEPING, (late Foster &
~ yones,l is1 Broadv av, tower the drug store.)
The unds rsgned continues receive pupils both
evening privately II relursd who thoroughly instructed
ma the principles and practice Of accountantship
The of bookkeeping - essentially different from the
ordinary modes Of instruction has been gradua ~ maued
by experience H. hing and is calculated 10
part practical knowledge few days than be other
wise acquired ia many Donh The details Of the above
not adapted TO but prevent this
announcement from being confounded with the pren
of qusckery the UNDERSIGNED that all
who unacquanted with the reputation Of his system, WILL
apicao at the ts3 Broadway be referred
teal accountants who have been his pupils and whose es
mony 70 the truth OF the above statement will be found
exceptionablc.
register containing the addresses Of upward OF Qoeo stu.
dents who have recently been under Mr. Jones
also be inspected al the lecture room.
PkNMANSHIp.
Writing taught such principles approved and
iablishedb by the first pnuen the object being the
shortest possible period the freedom and rapdy
necessary 10 the dispatch of business.
Commercial calculations embracing Equaton Of Payments
&c, receive particular attention.
iat.eod THOMAS JONES, iss Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

pOwAND's ANTI.COSTIVE PILLS have no mercury
n them They very mild and excellent laxative
medicine may all times be emp yed with safety where
gentle yet effective cathartc is required.
For sale by o. FAY general agent; drug store No. 1873
Broadway Franklin House, New York. retaed at 1877 Bowe
~ 100 Fulton street, ia Canal street; H. Rawls Co., Al
bany, &c.
Price so cents per box only.
N B. Rowands Tonic Mixture Pills for fever and sgue,
essentially the the liquid Rowands Tonic Mixture,
with the advantage OF portability land loss from breakage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

CALT RHEUM, RINGWORM, &c.-Dr Anderson's justly
lDCecbated Ointment for the OF Salt Rheum scrofs
Rngworm, lnsmed Eyes, Burns Scads, Chlbsns, Scsld
head Erugtons, hmpss in the Face Soobuc Ulcers and
liberated Sorr Les NC.
This the valuable Of all the remedies rcd h
the public for known In which II failed
effect perfect The proprietor u old
ulcers liberated legs and al affections For
sale al FORBEss DRUG sToRF sos Pearl corner e ross
street, New York. At 80 cents per box. mlT im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
COLTS BOOKKEEPING

4 PRACT CA WORE UPON a PAN ENTIRELY
II NEW-The accounts which form the basis the science
cased under Five Divisions with definite explanations
after the forms Of and arithmetic II contains
cabuary Of mercantile terms and phrases Also, key
claiming the nature and manner OF Journazng each Of the Oav
his pupi this simpes the scelce any young
of English education knowledge without
the To which added Directions to
the Lear commercial Calculations and PRACTICAL Forms for
houses Public Addresses the first delivered upon the SUBJ
ject Sc &c.-this day published by William Jackson lG2
Broadway and for sale at the principal Bookstores the
United States. ns-smT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

a EOsT .ONDARfy-. Z. kt. pertornea oy Doctor j.
Ny grandson Was afflicted for nearly years with, what
eye srss. t %
light His i se 'e M and
h in the Eye nhay for eight m9ates he was dsehaIE. 20
used, withGu. any good effect ,v-.
Water; and ssonsh@ent ali who kew my grandson,
G. to S ss or 's
s & r.u hrv been sy "d @ which the
New York, nth month, 2S, 1859 r,,rcc. ur,srrp
above statement all its particulars, having been eye
ssSo Vail
i,ss %%G M ,IS f $ssi S:;S
Webster Mary T RfSSRS ( ssiGEd e Yi EE
This to certify that my child was almost blind Cor three
s sEf with n1sSa and ulcer that severed err, the s w.
NETT some n the first and SGsss were sF con
Having heard ssi9pshng Seris,fsS X Dr.
Yre in FIVE weeks consider this Eye Water the greatest
se seen AT MOL Avenue between ;tS and s,soSl street.
From the testimony of hosevho have used Dr. j. Francis
S eess.aasd Eye ats we nd to TIT
Rev. Duncan Dan6sr fs,ct Of the McDsusa st. Church.
Rev Mr. Davis Pastor Of the Church at Lattnstow New
Mr.. smith, So frankfort street.
DR.. Genny, Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
NJ fisRhsn ;.}s1 New D5,.'weA
This Eye Water not prepared sold by any person IN
the United States but by Doctor j. Francis No. 10 Barclay
no Artificial Eyes by Dr. j. Francis, without Civ
ing the slightest pain, which cannot be IRON h
I ONDoN. MANUFACTURED SURGICAL INsTRu
L. MENTs Table Knives Rszors sops ren Packet ar srd
SONS Strand, London, ManufaeiursIs g The British
Navy,a at r. SIMPSONS,
1863 Broadway, New York
Lanses Instruments Rsaors cutlery Sc set and repaired
EYES-INFLAMED AND SORE EYES-Sowand's Col
IL lyreum, Eye Water most excellent application for
and safety, the eyes of children and infants No
medicine has greater for and hap
For sale by O. FAY, Agent, Minors Franklin House
drug store, 1893 Broadway and ia Canal-s ~ y mas Inn
FANCY BALL DRESSES, just received from Pars-Mr
epeaed the beautiful and complete assortment of Fancy
Ball Dresses in this city, and which he offers to the
so7 Broadway fe2s 2mins'
DocroR cG6vkk se.a se sdnds@tay a. usual.
oa ms @ and i
of all delicate diseases and debes for the safe and
notice and others The improvements
medicine and pharmacy have enabled him to introduce several
cessfu removing elects of long standing seminal weak
ness syphilis and all Constitutional diseases arising from i'm
hGa dsgeeable but certain and proma
in eeeting Strangers aprsed that Dr. o. gradu
claims entite him bs reckoned among the
dsant doctors medical buffers and great pretnders whose
treated ansuccessfuy by the ignorant and
this branch Of invited to make application his
ONCE No Ann street, Broadway adjoining the Amer
b. Separate entrances separate Offices provided
aud all communications strictly confidential,
l Private entrance his Office three doors from the
Museum, where he viii be found hour until 10 in he
esene. ely
.n.eTc,, ,, m, -, N - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
ITO MARRIED NOMENCLATURE REsTELL. F.

TO MARRIED WOMEN RESTELL, Ne-
sf es @ % @ S%ny
health i9Sis increase Of family hundred. have
sse apd he s nd ss sa 81 If
mid and skepcal for that for twenty
as
SUBJECT sr eaa sn s I wS made
degree dsirss, Until Seco%s s eon
n; ;Sf e. s, dsD'Se e hipRns.
:ss which only p@s:sn. sss ut
known ina, hs SsySad Is.
many instances doe, the hardwoking father and esps
sb s!y the ossr Of poor family sa,
an, and Living 6a, to toll when they might hay. ENJOY comfort
down The and at last broken the health father how
s Sa the T S s with Che most
objects Of charity PTcsas 1eiaries Of vieeS And even
s?Es s.ss :1s st IN
Scso% form and nd, nsss Of the CON-
Gss .,I g. s sss.
.%:ss.: i; %s
. 'TgVS Att, r. S;::ss. Is:
less Of consequences themselves the we'll being bsir
% eSn r.. ns.AE and H.
this subject and estimating the vast benefits rsstng 70 thou
sands the adoption OF prescribed by her. would
,RRsetGSy arouse s s attention 81 q. Al. s.
a"S g s:
aa %na % .,y
attractive This all that adame or ever
uil and particular directions For the those un
able to call personally, "Circulas fully expl anatory
will be sent free ofsyense postage exceped any part
lhed states All letters addressed to
MADAME RESTELL Female Physicias Principal once
leo Gresn"ieh street New York. Office hours from A NJ
fel2 3mw" ma Ind
THE GREAT J WORM MEDICINE ~ the world J
all the WORMS; 100000 boxes sold year
certify that have used shernans Lorenee. in my
family Tor two years, and they failed
= AZ 80
have used Shermans Worm Lozeng.s my practice be-
lie. G.lgN UuNTrp Al NJ ios S;,,h 80 ass-
My son was cured OF hs by Shermans Worm LozenKes
ter the ply sicians could not he him.
THos. Donaldson. Isl Broom~ A.
cured boy Of "a; board Of aue packet BY two doses
OF Shermdn Worm Lozenges. J. j. HARpIsoU.
Dr. Covil Of this city tells the more he uses Lese o..
ges the better he pleased with both virtues and hi.
mode Of administering medicine.
Only rs cent? per boIwholesale and retail Nassau
ster ST., Providence, r. l. mao
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

York Reporter o. Fashions and Teacherof Cutting Gar
the United States that he has visited Europe for purpose
ofeportng the Eng aud French fashions
Plate FOR the spring ensuing, which he
will be the most splendid End useful that has
pubshed he has employed the best artist
that could BE- procured in that country the plates
and would also state that his acquaintance with nearly all the
fashionable tOrs Of London, viii afford him facility
obtaining the earliest and most correct Information With gard
to change pfsshIon paer Of diff asoa
pattern ard Of the fashionable goods will accompany The
report The Fashions will be published semi annually in the
delivery.
n. b. Mr. DIVERS improved and unrvaIled System Of
Cutting which has received the universal appreciation the
trade wherever has been fairly tested, for sale by
HAkESLEE at 25l Broadway, whom all orders for the
Fashions system addressed (post further
notice. Price with Book aud Square with
out Square, $40. ABRAHAM BLAkEsLEE,
General Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

rI,O TIE PUBLtCwe call the specia atrntion Of the
public 10 the inducements held out bv SvLvFsrEs CO.
broadway for investing in real estate situated ~ New Or
Notwithstanding the attempts made by David
Hale of Journal Of Commerce, have good
Lpo~ing affair IN question possesses the entire cons.
or c~r,murityand r~ecommenj those
who hav~ any Doubts to call Sylvester Co who De
giving the most full End ferf~ct subtraction
rv ~ any i.suiries made NPs ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

DILES! PILES! PILES DIR Lawson's Celebrated Rene
dy being safe and certain for Hailorhods Piles,
etc Tbs excellent remedy has been ue Europe Cor
yards Of half century, Nhere upwards Of 100000 have
been radio cured and m single has u failed where
the directions have been strictly attended The merits Of
this invauab remedy be stetsd BY thousands who
felt its happy effects and the low ync- which offered
puts u IN tn every r,liria! sscn medicine to
fair trial. For by W. FOSBES, his Drug
store so5 Pearl Of Cross street New York.
m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

NIANGLEs. MANGLEs.-PRlCEs REDUCED.-Im.
u portsnt 20 Hotel and boarding Housek and Pvats
Familirs.-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform III, pub
lie that they hand and their Patent
h,ng which for utility and durability not to be
sed N labor saving machins entirely supsrsedes the
Of ironing, aud RAPIDLY beautiful CLOSE sheets
hi. linen, &c &C. Without the AID Of fuel They be
operation the City Hotel Pearl street HOUSE. Ahensu
Carlton House They only sold No Little Green
street. Liberty street. New York. I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

ZINE PLATED WARE N SUPERIOR NIsHEDCUT.
TLERYThe subscriber has received late packe and
opening this day large md complete assortment
Plated War; consisting Of silver mounted Casters
Baskets silver mounted Tea ard Coffee UTns Candle sticks
&c &c. Also, splendid assortment fine Table Cut
ery Consisting OF sets Of 81 SO aud 100 Of Ivory Pearl
and Silver handle Knives wit French forms Forks extra Car
yers aud extra fine Knives for Silver Forks All for sale very
low prices, a. usual, by -
sisy DANIEL ". DFIFvAS. MaileaI.ap.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

OLD GALEN'S HEAD, u Peck Slip. the corner Of
~ Water street DOCTOR EVANS ccutinues bis imprsy ed
practice usual has well established DIsrensary No
Peck Slip The public respectfully apprsea that DR..
Evans extensive pac regular medical acsuircmens
Europe and America and 81 years experience
bes him adopt the spcdy safe and agreeable
for the perfect ofa diseases O d-ctc
old for which he particularly ceebratedthoss who have
been unsuccsfuy ated BY less experienced practitioners
respectfully invited TO make Application at his Office No.
~ Peck slip where his well approved Minerals Box and Pre-
yentiye be hal aud other establishment
NB-Ths offices a.d entrances well arranged.
crecy may be depended Attendance daily until PM
m20-im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

GAIT RHEUM AND RINGWORMS-G ibney Celebrat
- ed Wash for the above diseases pmpes the face and all
other diseases Of the skim and most happily eeaccus fer
what called Jackson BARRIERS Itch often produced from
shaving In has this medicine failed cure,
will it, if used directed being awash il pleasant and safe
infant The above diseases Of the skin themselves
variety of FORMS all of which receive speedy and
at rng Thousands in this city can tes
tify Ii restrictions to diet exposure.
For John Onthank Agent drag Broad
way New York Retaed No Bowery; Crandst; ia
Cana l-st: Broadway. ma Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
THE HUMAN HAIR.

Nature has not a lovelier charm,
ban glossy and lusuriant hair,
And may II not we'll wake alarm.
When the temples are becoming bare.
The face may have a classic cut.
The softest bloom the cheek o'ersprsad-
Thr lips be timely modelled-but
The hair gives grandeur 20 the head.
It's not old or middle age
That make the features oft uncouth.
But balances marks IFS early stee,
And desolstes the years II ou,h.
Blessings Be on the Chemist's art,
Whose skill balsam has ~, pared,
Thatcan new born liz, impsri,
To temples prematurtly barred.
And even those old time has mow'd,
This precions balssm will revive,
I'LL locks flow a. IN youth they flowed,
Their roots regeneraie and alive.
This baisam peneiratcs those roots,
lmparts the suhtlest vigor there
Soon new growth most thickly shoots,
And clothes the places that were harr
Beauty will now its charms prrs.rve
-Lusuriant through LIES longest day
This grand discovery will serve
Tosave her ringlets from decay.
Fashion and Taste lsok smiling round.
As their fine glossy locks they ,iew,
And beauiy's safeguard now - found
In the famed eoriJ obrd n fhrehueh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

IACHAU's PATENT.-The underlined h.rrbv ,ales m.
pleasure to iaform the public, that be has established
acory his Srcoac Classes, called Jaeuas Patent Sec
tace The factory, for the convenience Of the puddle
been 70. ated At No Chatham s facing the Part wher.
~ VIII be happy orders. which will
rrtaii. -
Those who IN want OF s article would do well TO call
and be convinced Of their superiority.
Medical ccrca their erceeney will Be shewp 10
kesc who may desire II.
God, sdver, and Steel Frame. continually on hand
-. CHARLES n. l.. JACHAU,
tale sm' eChzthas street, up stairs