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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
GEN'L sPEIGHT.

"You know that my creed is that Ou2 Legis-
iature cannot bind Qao'ber, any mora than one
generation can another, or the dead The iiring."
The John Kyle letter, Feb LIST, l64l.
EFT PER CONTRA.
Snow I admit that this clause" (speaking
of the Constituticn,) "conveys the right to
bor~o,c, but for what!"-- Evtract-"Curtius, :"
Columbus Democrat, March 18th, l64l, by
Gen'l Speight.
ITO this | objected, and took the ground
that 1T was a PRIVATE CONTRACT between the
State and stockholders, and that inasmuch as
the State was BOUND for the money, he Legis-
lature had no right 10 liberate The stockholders,
DC" Communication of Jesse Speight, May
22d, 1S4l-Columbus Democrat Extract.
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Wahalah, MISS. June, 1871. 3m.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
KEMPER COUNTY.

To all persons interested IN the Lands.
Tenements. and heredjfaf1ents Of Elrir.
ADAMS, late Of Kemper County, His.
decd.
VOU are hereby cit. to appear before
i the Judge of the Probate Court of Kem-
per County, at a Regular Term thereof
TO be held
On the first Monday Of October merit,
and show cause if any you have, why an
order of sale of said Real Estate. of FL
win Adams, should not he granted by the
Hon. Probate Court, 20 the undersigned
administrator Of the Estate OF said dece.
dent. r. E.lADAMS.
Wahalak, Miss June. lS4I. Adm.
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TRUST SALE.


EBY virtue of deed in Trust eXecu-
ed ted TO me, as trustee, by Frederick
J. Guitar, on the 29th day of December,
A. d. 1889, 10 secure the payment of
certain sum of money therein mentioned,
to Alfred Battle, which said deed in trust,
has been duly recorded, in the Office of
the clerk of the Probate Court of Lowndes
County, and State of Mississippi, | viii
sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der for Cash, at the door of the Court
House in the town of Columbus, in SAID
County, on :.
Monday the 3Oh day Of Aqgust, merit,
within the hours of 10 a. m. and p. n.
the following described property in the
town of Columbus. now occupied as the
residence &c Capt. John Crusoe, and moss
particularly described as square number
ed one hundred ana thirty, north of Main
Street.
Such title only as is vested in me as
trustee will be conveyed.
DABNEY LIPSCOMBE,
Trustee,
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REPUBLICAN WIG TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
ID. O. SHATTUCEx, of Carroll.
FOR CONGRESS-
A. Z. BENGAMAN, of Adams.
WTE. h. HARLEY, of MARSHAL
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
L. G. GALLOWAY, OF Holmes.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUsLIc ACCOUNTS.
JAMES y. ALLEN. OF EEinds,
FOR STATE TREASURER.
DIR. J. 5. CURTIS, Pres. incumbent. ]
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ROBERT HUGHES of Kinds.
FOR JUDGE 9th JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
GEO. r. CLAYTON, ESQ.
FOR DIST. ATTORNEY, 6TE JUD. DIST.
HENRY GRAY, ESQ.
COUNTY OFFICERS, FOR LoWNDEs
FOR THE SENATE.
CAPT. 2. B. STARKE.
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GEN'L sPEI3HT.

GEN L SPEIJHI.
stsupDOSe If a contract -
"Now in this particular case there were three
"narties to the contract, viz: the Banks as the |
Uoblgors, the bond holders as the Obligees, and |
"the poor dear people or the State" The |
I John Kyle letter, Feb LIST, lo4l.
CONTRA.
"Know all men by these presents, that the
State of Mississippi acknowledges TO be m
debted to the Mississippi Union Bank IN the
sum of two thousand dollars, which sum the
said State of Mississippi promises to pay, IN
current money Of the United States, to the or
der of the president, directors and company
N the wear with interest at the
rate Of Ave per cent. per annum, payable hali
yearly at the place named in the endorsement
hereto, viz:
On tire of every year until the
bavment Of the said principal sum: IN testlmo-
nv whereof the Governor of the State OF MIS-
sissippi has signed, and the Treasurer OF the
State has countersigned, these presents, ana
caused the seal of the State to be atfXed
O toe. - taol,.o, fh;s IN the
'"0- wear Of our Lord.
Governor"
Treasurer
Mississippi Union Bank Charter. Sec D.
ENDORSEMENT.
oTbe President and directors of the MissIs-
: sinpi Union Bank, do hereby designate 'ne
:, AGENCY of the Bank OF the United States IN
j. the CITY of London, as the place OF payment O
: the within bond and interest, and hereby assgl
! and transfer the same, for value received: e
" bearer. being equal to four hundred and MY
mounds sterling, ard guarantee the payment
$ the same at the place designated :,
e II. G. RUNNELS, PreSt'
n s. GWIN, Cash"
l. The State is the obligor, the MIsslssipp
l. Union Bank the 0bligee, and the bond holder
it mere iad0rseeS.
GENT sPEIGHT.
'e sNow what was the understanding oetWee
m tho first and second parties Why, hat %
roonev should be loaned on the security OF .il
ut third narty. and that the first party would ae
ID Smestly: bank on II according 10 the souTae'
>, mi r1ost prudent course Of banking, ana o.
N If the Profits pay the loan, md 'lerer cay y,
!" n. third parts the Stcte TO pay one cent. IN
o. ,eneat scas the understanding Of all me pa
p t;es 10 This contract stlpposlrg II to be one
u I'. etter to Jno. Kyle, Feb. LIST, lS4l.
IL EFT PER CONTRA.
IN See above-@how should the Bank be ma
ny .red so rs to save she State -; SIN
tie much As the State was bound for the money
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Joint APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. d. O. Shattuck and
TighIman NJ. Tucker, Esq, candi-
dates for Governor, viii address their
feIlow-citizens at the following times
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q. pr. $50.
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY, }
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, FOR THE
FOURTH CHANCERY DISTRICT.
JUNE TERM, 184l.
Richard Evans

Richard Evans,
No 9. VS..
Columbus & Tombighy Transportation
Company, VIM. a. Hicks, Anderson
Love, George Vaughan Erasmus l. Acee
Ovid p. Brown and William p. Fuller.
Ut appearing to the satisfaction Of the
4 Chancellorupon opening the matters ofthis
cause, that the said Addison Love is not a
citizen of the State of Mississippi; and that he
resides beyond the limits thereof SO that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be served
on him. It is therefore ordered by the Chan
cellor that publication be made for the said
Addison Love to appear before the said Chan
ceror at the term ofsaid court to be holden
on the
Second Monday IN December next,
at the Court House in the town of Columbus
in the county Of Lowndes in the District afore-
said, ofthe the State of Mississippi, then and
Their to plead, answer or demur, to the bill o.
complaint in this cause tiled,or the. several ale.
cations in said bib contained will as to the
sa;d Love be taken as confessed and such order
or decree be made thereon as may seem
meet.
r. L. DIXON Clerk.
~, NJ MCCARTHY n C.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31

-. :, ''authorized those banks to borrow
e ~. money and have put your land and negroes
as security for the same"
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CENT spFr7Hr.

CENT sPE1sHr.
"What is the effect should tax be laid IN
you to pay these bonds, YOU who now nav
one dollar may expect to pay twenty ~,
uus-Coumbus Democrat, Feb. both. 191I
by Jesse speiyht.
:, ohould this sum of money be collected from
lhe people by taxation, ii will on the one hand
raise rich harvest for the hungry officers and
spectators, while on the other it viii produce
a scene CT distress and misery 1taeanrlled N
Ine history OF this toorld. The John KYLE
letter, Feb. list, ISL.
EFT TER CONTRA.
Genl Speighi stated in substance IN = NH
nc address, July 3lst, 1871, at a ..muq,er
ground IN this county, that it was probahle
considering the time of the maturinr of the
Chlon Bank banks, that we would be able 70
meet then at the present rate of taxation. but
argued that the present rates were enormons
ana oppressive. This was the substance of
me remark-the precise words are not prefen-
ded TO be gwen. This admission was particu.
larry commented on upon that occasion bv the
gentleman who replied to Gen'l Speight.
GENT spEIGHr.
"This question about the pavnent Of tho
Union Bank bonds is no party question embr .se
eng the distinctive appelation used among ne
such Tor instance as Wing and Dem9crat.7 b mi
u Is purely an American qdestion-a Niseis-
s'Ppl question, &c" See letter to f. r. Cal
houn and others, July 18th, 1871.
EFT PER CONTRA.
"Den'ocratic Anti Bond Ticket
For Lowndes County,"
"FOr the Senate
'JEssE SPEIGHT."
See "lolumbus Democrat" different datss
Speight.
GEN L sPEIGHT
IH1dtlon'-''lt would be 5uSt as ini0uitoiiS
as the tea tax which led to the RFvo1urrcN.
and for one, II the worst comes to the worst, |
am prepared TO resist IL, in the same manner. +"
Letter tn John Kyle, Feb. LIST, IS4l.
limitations and declarations Of the same
KIND Will be found in several other conpuni-
cations from the same gentleman.
EFT PER CONTRA.
The principle upon which our ancestors re-
sisted the tax on tea, was that Of TAXATION Nth
olH representation. But here the case is quite
different, tor the tax, if any, would be imposed
" W" Wv CiioSCb IC pIOSeHtdtlFeS, ana N ODE
dlence to the viii of the majority. This de.
claration of liabilities is in bad taste. But
apprehend that the gentIeman's reuollltion will
be as harmless as these paper bullets of his
brain.
"Ah me! what perils do environ
The man who NEEDLES with cold iron"
Stick to your pen, Geaerel, it is bettersuit
TO these piping times of peace. Permit me
also TO remind you that submission. peaceablt
submission to the viii of the majority is an ex
cellent virtue in one who seeks to be the rep
rcsentatlve of free people. In conclusion
would also commend to your favorable consid
Grafton, precious nlorceau from the brief O
an Arkansas lawyer
"lnt this case, gentlemen of the jury, pro
pose mainly to rely upon three points,
) lst., That the kettle was cracked when w,
got it:
ID. That it was whole when we returned il
Sd. That re neuer had the kettle at GlL''
We leave you and the "poor dear people
to make ihe application.
AICUS CURIE
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
Horn; Gurley q Baker,
No 2I3 VS., On al. fl. ia. to
The Columbus g. Tom Dec. Term, 1871
blgby Tran sportauon Co.
V Y virtue of the above specified writ to me
- directed, from the Honorable District
Court Of the United States, for the Northern
District of Mississippi, l will sell on Monday
the
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CENT. SpETcuT

odd believe IN the doctrine of contracts,
"as preached up last winter by w hugs and
"S0nle Of oar Democrats, ] should 90 unhesita.
"tnglyJo The immediate payment Of those bonds
soy taxation, for there Is no other mode.''-
The Jno. Kyle letter, Feb. /, IS4l.-Extract.
EFT PER CON RIA.
sit will be remembered that Mr.. Leake was
in avor of revohlng the Union Bank charter,
and making it State institution. To this |
Objected took the ground that it was pri-
rate contract 6etlceeR The Stale and stockholders
and that inqSmuch as the STATE 1cas bound for
the money, the Legislature had no right to iib-
crate the stockholders" sc. Jesse Speroht,
to the freemen of Lowndes county, Columbus
Democrat May ? nd, IS4l--Extract.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31

NEW SCHOOL,-MRs. ABBEY proposes
In to open a school in Columbus. for The
instruction Of young Ladies, on Monday the
End of August next.
Such branches as are usually taught in En-
glSh Schools viii receive attention. Rooms
have been engaged in that beautiful grove east
OF the Planters Bank The usual terms
vii be charged.
Mrs. A. rests her Pretensions upon former
success.
II. MAYNARD ABBEY.
Columbus, July I-4O.
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MOTTO

HHARLES H. ALERT, of Columbus
~ Miss. q GEORGE G. PRENTICE. of
Mobile Ala, have formed Copartnership for
transactmg a
General Commission Rusiness.
IN the City OfMobile, Alabama, under the style
and firm Of
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GEN'L SPETGHT.

81 consider the law creating the Union Bank
"to be violation of the Federal ard State
constitutions; that the bonds were sold con.
"trary to law, and that no future act of the
"LegiSlature can sauctify and make valid that
switch conceive to be a perfect nudity" Ex-
tract from letter to L. f. Calhoun and others,
July 18th, IS4l.
EFT PER CONTRA.
My motive for excepting the Union Bank
from tie operation Of the law was, If The stock
holders ,oould consent, to make State instltu-
ton Of it-somethng in the form of the Ala
bama Bank. it may be asked how I, who am
oppo ed TO all banks, could vote for such an in
stJuton &c.
"Fhe proper question was how should the
bank be managed so as TO SdUe The Stale, and
make II an institution to benefit the people, II
such thing be possible in reference TO banks -
Extracts from Gen. Speigh,'s communication
of May 22d, lS4I.--C Columbus Democrat.
al bold that great public emergencieswill
"arise in human events when not o7llJ lar; BUT
"TIIE CONSTITUTION ITSELF must yield 10 pub
'lc opinion, arhjch concslUe 1CaS the case an
| ''rgfereHce 10 The banks and the currency Of this
"StGts." Same communication, Nav %; IS4I
"Ths money has been obtained as a loan
| by the banks on what is most f1olishlg called
the faith and credit Of the State, or in other
words those whom you sent to Jackson, to lie,
! gislate for you, have authorized those banks
TO borrow the money, and hare put your land.
and negroes as security for dhe same. 1t ur.
| tlus." Columbus Democrat, Feb. Both. 1871
| Gen. Spelght the authOr.-EXtraCt.
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EFT PER CONTRA.

u am not only opposed to passing law to
"taX the people TO pay any part of The afore-
"saId bonds Union Bank, but am opposed
"to recognizing their validity an anu manner,
"Sh1pe or form" Letter Of Genl Speloh, to
E. +. Calhoun and others, July 18th, l84I,
published IN the Columbus Democrat. '-Ex.
tract
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CPERM OLA First Rate article of win
= ter strained, Just receivedby
Feb. 1910: T.. A. SMITH.
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AN AMERICAN.

VI 'ne benefit Of Gen. Speight and those
VINO feel an interest in referring to the different
OPP MONS, which the General has entertained
or expressed at various times upon the same
suOlect, we intend to keep the following ex-
tracts tiourIsling for some time to come.
GEN'B SPElGHT.
Gent Jesse Speigh IS. the Bonds, ct per
eoIHTa'-"f on ask what ought we to do in
"relauon to the State Bondsl suunose Won
"mean the Bonds of the Union and planters
Blanks. My opinion is that the two banks
sought forthwith to be placed IN state of b.
"qudatlon, and all lie assets applied 10 the pau
''H'eH Of those bonds. AS to balance sfmi2a
amy remain, | am decidedly opposed to taxing
SHE people IN any manner TO pay it. IF am
means can De deulSed otherlolSe hare no o6-
lection" Letter from Jesse opeicht to Mr..
John Kyle, FEB. LIST, lS4I, published in the
Columbus Observation-Disclosures.
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may 26, ls4l. 13t. pf2ld.
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7,
I"ratlon-''It would be just as iniq,iitols
as the tea tax which led to the REvoLur1oN.
and for one, ifthe worst comes to the worst.
am prepared 10 resist IL, in the same manner {"
Letter tn John Kyle, Feb. LIST, IS4l.
limitations and declarations Of the same
KIND will be found in several other conDun-
cations from the same gentleman.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

By J. w. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus Aug 2Ist lS4l.-pf. 7.5d
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New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
From the |cx World of March 20, ISL
=, ,.rrnEI,:s PATENT NETALLIC TABLE

IIOR SJRoP-If the old moto EXpcrentia doce, caa
be satisfactorily proved any certainly can in the ae oil
AZ ike this We had use Tor more ina
and therefore speak full knowledge wien "e assert hai
thu by the best Razor s,roP We ever usefna we H %
had ity What how smooth and no" hn Inc
Razor after being drawn nricc few times ghdes over
the face like water dehoaey soft as that OF Miss
her =. ,,.,.,. T. ,.;,.
The strop ,eo recommended for II durability 1t remains
in excellent order taken Of for years. and II can have
m i ,ue. renew ed when To the OF
Strop il s that Of Hone and need not RI the sPong OF
roo R,zo b committing hands Of barber Commend Us
we ay commend Us Srop and no other II there be
.aoer in or this Republic equal TO II as not iaen Within
the reach Limited observation u. SA6 6NHEhs
nc LIN Iryantn and MlnufLcurer. LOB BoadNny.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
THE ~TRIB I Ne.
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY, JULY le, 1871.


scEyE Is CouRr.-on the ttia of De Putron in Court
at New-orIeans on the 9th Mr.. Pey,on, the T. s Dis
rct Attorney, imputed remarks the opposing counsel
Mr. Johnson which he iepudiaed aad said that Mr. Peyon
Inisrcprcsented him Il he charged him with using those
words Mr. Pevton turned suddenly and struck him v'o
lent blow in the face and OF great confusion
The aiar was amicably settled the next day DoH'0
Abbot were discharged and De Puron was bound over D
two counts the for fitting out piraucai ''''''
5000 and the other for perjury in sl''oo'
~ tn. ,roor,, deposited in the Savings Bank by the
Fac,or gr. >, Lowell! UP ts the present time Is stated al
100000.
c.. Tho baltimore American psblshes extracts
s,o ,c, !, different parts of Virginia, which state tha;
b , harvest over and that the crop is shert one
Tho fe,, n hia and has been greatly affected by rust.
rho wheat harvest commenced in this vicinity Monday
Tba, which is now Ipe well filed and promises finely
We .,i! are favored with abundant rains. For few days
pns the air has been dry and cooust what is wanted for
the filing wheat Syracuse Journal, July "a
TUE SpRlyGs-Therc were more than 500 arrivals at
Saratoga BY railroad the lst the 10Th Of July and
several hundred By stages There are now at the L.
S. Hotel hundred vsites than there were at the
same date last year Troy Nhig.
Tgr Boorns AROUND THE PARK-A correspondent in
forms US that at o'clock the morning ct The 9th
Of july he counted the booths around the Park beginning
the corner of Centre and Chamberssrect noticing care
fully that had and those that had not liquor on el
stands The whole number of booths then erected l27
Of this number III had decancrs and bottles OF spirits OF
various kinds while Is only found doing business on
the Temperance principle VIII our citizens, and the Hon
the CORPORATION remember this in June 1872 " Y Obs
The Iowa City Star announces, under the head of Ar
rival Extraordinary" the arrival the 24h ut, of the
first Steamboat that ascended the river high as that
spot There were impedments found to an easy and
safe navigation of the river except few and project
ing few miles below the city which IS SAID would
be Immediately removed by the ctizcns Nat. Intel.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
lNB. GEORGE NEWCOMxE's Pills OF

DHEALTH Auiou, and Digestive for the OF Indigestion
Faiuenc Loss of Appetite Dyspepsia We'kue of stomach IN
ducng and Vomiting Nervous Sick Headache the
morbid boas Affections OF the Liver and It's at
aundice, Dmness of the Eye Pain
IN the Right Side Habual Costiyencss Breath &c
The these Pills the system entirely Independent c
Purcing-the dose be taken time eight pills. they
seldom purge mild in acon nay much be often un
the needed change the moving
morbid and thereby restoring Health Price shilling per
box.
Each box upon has me of Dr. Geo. Newcombe
signature signed by John E. Kent who the Doctors
General gent
Entered according Congress- the Clerks Office OF the
Southern District OF New-York. o
For sale Wholesale aud Retail the Family Medicine store o9
and Symes cor Bowery and Walker of Bo~ery and
Dover McCIo,kev cor of Broome aud Thompson yl4 In
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

COLUMBIAN CREAM.-RefEed entirely
prinpe-Thi, compound the valuable
sud shaving. This
principle embraces complete naturalization Of
the active every Soap
therefore d-eeoEs ingredient Of itself high
Added rhis It IS composed several delightful
eoleut. producing deicioa efsctuay
moving pmpes and we'll with cold
arm water Is put up earthern boxes from
hh i used liberal made wholesale purchaser
Prepared and sold bv WM VAN EhBAGH. Agest,
No. ee Fston-street, Ne~York-
Sold Lawrence Co. Hoadley Phelps Co. p Ba~ne
CO. Hsydock Coric> Thurson. J. & ". Penod Co, H.
Schen Co. Ru.hoa Aspnwa John Meakin. 500 Broadway
SOcu the principal D:ugssts and
il the city. jyi3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
STJ,Y-S NFN.IY IMPROVED PATENT NENTlLATtNG
REETsrS.E RATOR,

FOR p,cHARcSc sUrERFLUous coSFtSED FouL AIR
1T NOT generally known of Refrigeators by
bcr and confined without ventilation
keep Meats Vegetables &c cool and sweet Tor any epsn
of tim. thereby blending the different articles heren
The of this Refrigerator has succeeded by principle Of
pa5snr off foul air article which has been appo'ed o
b the most scientific men, needs ou be tried to be universally
used. J..
The respectfully requested call ard examine these be-
fore purchasing elsewhere -, ~ ~
be supplied AT short notice WIN any
G5 Broadwn near Broadway BSeck
-,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

E1ECH r, ..,,.. -,
Coughs Splitting Blood and all affection the Lungs &c
The unparalleled with which this justly celebrated eu
palm off article the public which, IN outward ap
peaanc 90 much easily deceive the un.
wary remember the GsUln
and inv ento AhtS D. NJ
l. in full wrapper The Counterfeit is signed
Joseph and sold the proprietor form
or store. corner Madison and Catherine sts.
Remember genuine Is NOT SOLD at the corner Madison and
Catherine JAMES u. NO"li:L'
Sole Prophet Ncw-iork
The Genuine may be had Of Mesrs Oco McKeson Co. las
Ma den lane. General Agents for the United States.
Adamson O Bowey and 6g9 Broadway,
Rushton A.pawe William g. D. Coggesba Pearl and
w. Watson, Sc Catherine & Coddngcn, 27 Hudson
st. Wier 245t Grand, c. COugnac 20 Chatham Mhan
Broadway. jyl LIMOS
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

ATTAN-acOO lbs Rattan suitable for Umbrella Chsir
Ia Makers, for sale by GEO 8 CAKf q co.
itsl In lo5 Peari-sueet.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

:. E1IEXA where this delightful
r. .Vbr sister have good Rockers IN Boston
true Boston celebrated for Rocking Chairs but e paw
aoibny 10 compare with Such perfect saeit rocks o %
prrchase Kings, Broadway set~eeh uFaha anu
Brooae -s,reets.' II, :, ,ho
VIII yet James to procure but woa they smile Al ne
idea It's Ike bringing Goals to Newcastle we're o M
il su-pas>es any thing We have there g., -.
do mot dse yourself yours nj" be the FIRST mtro
dusd into Boston hrevdness has discovered 1t reaenoe
pr pr i -. 'eIip' p.r ~ - ~ je2-tf
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

The SpRIxGs-There were than 1900 arrivals at
Saratoga by railroad from the ls the 10Th Of July and
several hundred By There are now at the T.
s Hotel one hundred more vers than there the
same date last vear Troy Nhig.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
TO PARENTs.-DR. A. ATKINS

Dir (reeuwch-.trc respectfully recommends his DiiiENl
ATFRATyE PURIFIER the heads OF mics who are IN their
,ba the can be no better fountain other words
the children generally afflicted with the diseases OF the parents
hence the advice beng acted upon oy
all no arc about into the marriage stare tha
hcrc or acnnircl diseases. lNI' ln
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
By SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
10 pFT GEE,T q tt IT

PEN MANUFACTURER TO The QUEEN
AUTleNThc high character of these Pens mas induced me
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