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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05
Il . 4 lSV III II NJ A LIE
ACADEMY

Will commence it. nest Se. sion
W 9Th inst, ncharge Of R,y. j.
!. JoSEs a I'd Mr.. ID. ". siErDGns. "a
Young Gentleman just from College,
with all his laurels giern upon hlm)
The location Of this Institution is lust.
ly celebrated fr it, good llealth and
excellent tree-stone W iier with which
1t abouods. The lnstittion will be
furnished with Globes, Maps, Charts.
&c, and the necessary ap,,rdtus',, 20
as to render the mSlru ton sou, d.
practical, aud thorough, and give the
Institution a character of an hiah
grade, that shall not suffer by com
parison with any oflhe kind in tn
South West. The scholastic year will
be divided INTO 2 sessions Of 5monihs
each.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05
dncr tie result. tuchYi one b,
WAg's rrfsr LtnD L,We.

dnor il,r fesuls, Nueh 10 one /,
WAs's ftrF1 LtnD L,sr.
hoW oIlrted Ia lbo publ.c. ifatlte.
pc bnl rlrRini In W. cons'uciioh,A
FOE cruuony IN llo production NJ
hgld' utpf'as cyrfj other nltf fpr,
Tbs laHpp, wlcr pomly hm.
mol furnishes u bnlli M lghi, Ut ne
unparalleled small c,ptms II Ons
CcWJrIcc h0ws,H
DIRECTIONS,
Put Va the wick from lilo fop ~
The Lamp y mrnns " llir wlrr. On
the cop win fo'd laid, and sfou 'le
top down until The Lr uppc,r. n
llc top pul Iiulo iad on .ho vi X
When new. light II and hold il upside
down to stturatc tie wick an II vill
bum finely.
For s7ic Uh0i Sais mil ReiajR by
l.. KEGS, &Co.
Louisville, Miss. o e
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05
A GREAT SECRET.
How do YOU do, Mrs. Tome III

How do you do, Mrs. Toner Have
you heard that story, Mrs Lnrdy?
why no, really Mrs. Cab, whaI
is lido tell?'
80, ] promised not to tell for the
world. No | must never tell on't.
Pm afraid it will get oui."
40, Ill nevevcr tell ont as long as
live, just as true as the world; what
is it, come lell?"
Snow yoa won't say any thing
about twill you"
"No, l will never open my head
about it, sacredly. Hope to die his
minute"
swell if you believe me, Mrs. Fun
day told me last night, that Mrs.
Trot told her that her sisters has
band was told by one who saw it,
that Mrs. Troubi's oIdes daughter
told Mrs. Nckius that she heard that
a milener told her hat it was her
impression that BUsrLEs were going
out of fashion,"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05

Religion IN y female scctifts nlI
tef lniefosis. II ginccs hof clurao'
lrr promotes her prnce. ondrnis Der
finiIsh'p, a eulr' rsl' oin, aud adds
II dignllt hnd w,ftii ipdccdhahlr 10
blI hafd ode. How plnsaei, wbpn
ltenb.enl husband cin link u home.
&pdgd That angels watchlbc plpc,l
when nloii 10 leave hof u widow,
how co1soliog, ifhcf olaiocfef IL
such. dlat shr rnp l'on ~ Tie vii.
owls God, and pat hcf child en- IN.
dorthc guardianship Of HIM. WHO'S
ilip tthcf of,hc athorlp.sl 1'hon he
quits The world calm ADD happy.
SUI poflcd by the hope lhat he shall
meet ihcm all IN Heaven.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05

'he nre' aibfui rteeuii4n aad VI pest
nli'e gf"aI w igpuVd nod 10 ra9, =
" 'bi ~ Hnaiiy gft epftfD1fs (
pmfilfai AID 10 e,ha,nf hmeu.
- rpplf Hili hg fantisLof T., ts.
~ tnp.u ~ 40, o. 20sop.cs lnI
oycr y ois'01ut of so paf cot uill
bo mpde. Patmests 6laa,s In n.
wide, BIZ otHll.p ciep,yiny ban.t,
VII D. take ~ peE
Ediofs Who w,ll rive ihi. pro.pcr.
tus our ~ moro insofli1ns will ie on.
titled "a receive one yolumt without
49, etolHngc.
P,slnilstofs ore required by law
to remit money lrre ~ postage Tho
iti'n u Ofagdruliufc art especially
requested ~ assist ~ obtaining snb.
scrbor. Back numcers OF volumes
can br had.
COnuu icitious On business for the
paper, may @ address q 10 Cfo..nan
q shepard, Rochesltr, New York.
Jan. 1919. ....
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05

G.rWe are authorized to state lhnt
tic Rev. A. J. Bardwdl, Of OktIbbo.
ha County, will preach in this place,
commenting at early candle light OH
Saturday evening, the leih ms :, and
continuing throughout the next day,
Mt which time the sacrament Of the
Lords supper will be administered,
aud also, the ordinance Of Baptism,
if required.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05
DIVISION OF CLASSES.

Primary Orthosraphy, Reading
and Whiting, Pcr SESSION. SIS
Secondary-Common Arirh-
meIic, English Grammar, ana
Composition, SI2
Janiyr--Geography, Globes,
History Ancient and Modern,
Sacred and Profane.-ClassicaI,
Chronology, Natural Philoso-
ply, ASTRONOMY, Chemistry. sc. SAC
Senior Moral & Mental
Philosophy, Natural His Dry.
Logic. Rhetoric, exercises III
Reading, Speaking and Grsti.
culation; Geometry, applien.
ton Gifts p incipIts to survey
ing;- Book keeping, Survey
ing, Algebra, Languages, &c,
&C., SEQ
A course OF Lectures will probably
be diIivered upon the subjects Of
Grammar, Philosophy, Chemistry.
Astronomy, Logic &c, during the
winter months, but for them, no addi-
tional charge will be made.
Boarding per month, $40
Pupils may enter at any time, but
will be considered bound for the re-
mainder OF t session.
No part ofthe expenses will he re-
luired in advance, but the mon Y
will be considered due at the end of
Zach term.
Louisville, Mi. JaIy Is, 1913. 3n'
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05

To advise a self.conccited friend to
abandon foolish undertaking.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05
PROSPECIIS
OF THE NEW GENNESsEE FARMER
"A ND GARDENERS JOURNAL,
VOLUME " FOR 1873
HENRY COLEMAN. Editor for the


HENRY COLEMAN. Editor for The
ltIna'ter. and NJ. b. BATEMAN
Tor tn remain Ter OF tie year.
PUBLISHED by C. f. CRoSsMAN &
+. SHEpARD, Rochester, N. Y.
SIXTEEN LARGE pages month'v.
enlaiS d AID improved, for 81 per
year III ADVANCE.
The charac er Of the Gennpssee
Farmer 9th Old aud new. has be n
well known, and lis ability and use.
inlocss universally applaudcd. Pub.
llshrd ia one Of the best farming dis
tlictS il The world, IN in one oil the
finest Business dilIes in the growing
ives the vrry home ofattve Industry
and intelligence, where industry and
mechanical tal'nl OF the hig est or
der, arc concentrated, no pans viii
he spared TO make it all that such a
paper should lie.
Under present arrangements, N'r.
Col nun is exp cled TO continue in
the Editorial Dppa tment for the hrS,
third q 'hr. year; and VIII yer he
retreS t'om its supervision il will as,
imo able aid Compel, AT hands, who
VIII do justice TO the paper and lis
subscribers.
Mr. Beicham, as travelling agent
and correspondent, designs 10 spend
most 81 his tune among the farme S,
observing lheis condition and oprfa,
lions, d his cortri rulions viii be
both ipieresticg and pral ical. WITH
these arrangements, the propreiors
~ assured that the long read friends
'ftle Gem ssuc F rnp r, will mol de |
'crt the papcr; nut will a. tllsie IN .
lgenee 70 extend lis circulation and !
The proprietprs. will use TIER ~
most eideavors tocoEceniTateth tic best I
aient in their management;g TO have !.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05

| ladies' Wreath 81 Brother Jonathan 81
| rlerIan, OF Youths New Wott
Magazine, Boston Notion )
Lowell Ofeling | Weekly Herald )
! pareys Magazine " Couue, aud
/ Neny's MUSEUM Enquirer
ljoiiar Weekly New Ahrrur
ChrIstHn Magazine Law Reporter 3
Mothers Magazine, ! Rover, a " eekly
Christian Wor,J / " game J
Ausio Aper Mag. llDubun UWversity
Weekly Messenger so Magazine /
Miss Leshe'S Nag. % suuth,u Literary
Saturday Courier Messenger 3
4" Museum 2ihmcketbOckeT )
i" Posi- 2 North American Re-
World Of Fashion : view 5
Phrenoloscai Journal : ISihman's Journal 5
Magnet : louruaI OF he frank
Yankee Notion 9 In lnsuulie 5
weekly Tribune 9 Campbeirs Mega.
London Observer 9 2me 5
Sears Magazine 9 Amencan Jurs,
Lady's BOOK q duuCs .Utgazne 8
Graham's Magazine ; Liaies Museum o
Lady's Companion 5 Dydy aeraid go
Lady IS Aiusica Libra = Courier & En-
~ 81 quter 10
Also, the London QuarerIy, Edin-
bargh, Foleign Quarterly, and v est
minSt, + SO each, q the A ,oge her iol
IS; Ihrce for ~, or Two lor> 5.
Persons renting the yearly sub
scripiy price for any OF lie above
periodicals., Which amount, t. IS, will
receive one dollars worth OF cheap
novels, or Other Books; or hy remit
Ing SIS for o the above IS woIks,
they will receive dollars worth OF
cheap books; or by REMIT NJ BE- sub.
scri rtion pree for any two Pcrio .icals
that The suo.c lption Frce is SIS, or
will receive the same pre-
MUM, Auy person renting the /
subscription prce for any periodical |
that the subscription amounts TO more /
than So, will receive complete copy I
of Scenes in Ind an Life.
All communications mast be direc-
ted, post paid, as above.
SCENES in INDIAN LIFE. j
A series of Designs. illust airg
events in the Life ofan In N
iian. from his infancy 70 MS death,
luri,g lie h sile inc ur.ions ofanoth \;
.rtIi1c. Designed and etched in out
me engravings, by Felix 0. G. Oar
sy. q
The first number ofthe above work II
vas published on thc FIST OF April 4
t viii he completed in i've monthly
numbers.
Each number viii be qnarto sizo. {
nd contain $ sp.rted engia'lngs "a 4
40 pager, ma ing rs y, W. Ttoy I,
III 9t &c on,pan7rdtWi'h letcrp~eSs 81
escrip,ions, from. the pen Of an ahle !
writer, neatly stitched il a hand:ome Il
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05

tubHnuId cpN'G "a TIC esfr NJ "
lDW pure ~ ~ cents n npmHt.- N
w Hdynutr, iof itg fOHplsig woik, -,
~ 'o,lr ct fep 4 llHf,
/ ~. y, 200 le.iels mu.' be pot paid
fbI alIias,d 10 DO plbli,lor
!. H. tOLON,
203i ChUUW tHtk,
HIiade phig, Tenn
JlI ~. I'm
tftbb.yN's oUJk,of ~. AHisr
fyn
Lfht's uORfD
tyfftn.
y HlnibIg loJlat 'iasaglhe, 'iieAB Ne,
Nfn5 .'pbto' sh tnaiip' } foertb,
I've sutacdbeG ppyn,,of ofatte isJ,s
"wd ~ lasruu uud Lrrniif," bavns pur.
dHsed \, dmu's "Aatt, H huntty la..ts
bnnsN Intends uniting Ht = sch. un .hf bisi
~ Jure, lt4j, and issuug mugsgne vb.eh
sHoN smplny tbe lttfsiy aui piliHi, Hktilotbutn
hunks, auurambln, thcit pttuisf meats. lttiIf
tr rnErd pbl tEsUNis SOCK, ana wilIben
bui, b ot, at muUif'tttut oui Instructive. II
rN Url'c fpdlluuts., gfsce a6d .,drtmcni. w
'7rJJ auh usrluluess. IT, 40 Embellishments,
ltsii.us, nud literature, Will b. ~ inpietr.
tad lbe prce ~ ulecb % vil, be pub.tahrd sill
De comparatively sp low, that IL musi spprdi1
hse1ue un yiubmtpt W Tho ccitfr table ~ otury
lazy u msci mr 10 other pcnadtca viii be W
PECULIARLY ada lc' ~ lUe srS, ~ cnn fiyh ~
ch'apll5ss' etGeuur aud uui,y I'hs peculi,f
Of Toe puw Ietor, ah IN eneblt bi,n
t. uo TINS, Viii no" be- staud, ~ the yurch ~
" he Attst,h ne 9ccutts the services ot 4. /
loarre, IN the o'uamculai department Of Peter /
''h's hook, an the TN" OF thi' artist will tpre-
illcrb devoted 70 de.lgnltg aud executing or.
ehAl emheIIs'Jmeuts ioI the new magazine, IN
we OF unprecedented novelty aui brauty
These embellishments viii consist Of en- bossed
'ad coloied uowets. lRce patttts, embroidery.
o'ortd buds, Fanciel desigos, Ithpunts, ant
caPes ~ reiIern, aud flowers anq pictures punl-
a IN color, in exact imitation ufnsture, an art
= YET SECRET to the World, end In IVA only by
Qatrre No Other magaziue can nave aur.
iVa"y WIN US ~ the novelty ann sn!endor. OF
i Ilrse embellishments, whose pnpularity may
e known FROM the fact that Mr. Quarre, While
roprrtnr OF the Nrtist, could never sunp,v the
'@hIias iuri's pecullr dGsig'S. hi. time being
40 mnch occupied with The uneIous duties 81
noItsher. With his undivided engages deynte.i
tue pleiolal iiustrat on Of our woflc, he may
Q eSprcted TO Tar uustrp even uis former bri.- .
ant Efforts In order u combine every yarlet,
tlIinsHaIicn. shall furnish also a series oil Jr.
artam's splendid me2z,tn These have prov
t extensively and permanent, popular; and
Notwithstanding theic0stiintss we shat cou,iu :
q 10 use them. We SHAFT therefore IN addition !
} Hr QnaIre's embellishments publish, mey r
IN ~ -.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05
@Ge 2ist;yEl.

Devoted to the Interests ef the
christian Irspjtnti II, in its ,7D0s.0iic
purity anil primifiUa Ssmpitc&y;-
h"vng n view 10 design, her tban
the best nuer st IF the community,
AMI tie honor Of God.
Upon such a Su jet, guided BY
such molly S, We cannot but indulge
lard My the hope Ct great ana good
success; SIT tie same time promising
TO u,e our best eXerlionS to cure, in
an cmjncnt degree, tits so dcsiraLle
an object.
The main design cf this periodical
is TO disseminate 6HGicul aulelRg, nee
in an Unyarnlshcd, thouel c astc and
respect bic ,tyle, lhrouSh this State
a d sister States; a. far rs il MY be
by the libatality Of the public, per-
nitted to WELD an influence.
The following items may BE- in
b'ief noted, as pro.pe, lively ho'd,ng
a thimupon our Iabours, ard entitled
to timous attention and full and lec
GisCu sion:
LIST Supple expositions Of the rcIig-
ion Of Christ as taught by the Apos-
ties.
ID. Christian organization, or tho
government and discipline Of the
Church.
81, The most successful scripfural
manner OF prcciainiig The word.
4 h, The various intcrpretatjons
o pr phecy, especially those bear
ing nloA the second coming Of the
Lord.
9th. News from tie Churches.
9Th. Instructive miscellany, aid re-
Ilglous poctr5.
9TH. Such discussions, as from lie
character Of the pnrties. the manner
o. d scussion. add the subject discus
scd will be Iitelo TO result in good
for free discussion and liberal and
Investigation shall be
our motto. None need theref,fc ap-
piehend any di>r' spect at our hands.
lnt even opponets, who present US
with chat co9JenSed and well writ.
.cn unicatlons.
E,egy thing like invidious S, urility
Nd Vulgar sdlcasm which have been
90 long the di-grace Of the press, and
he curse OF tue community, will be
edulously avoided.
A!limportant fore gn and domestic
Intelligence Of a religious charalte.,
viii receive from US merited atten-
ion.
Columbus has been selected as the
lite of publication, btcaiIse ii conten-
rates more adsanlag tlan any ot'l-
r..
in Confusion, We respectfully soil
II tn al! Of ali tie brethren and
rieuds. who may fell compe entgnd
nelincd 10 favor this laudable project
.et your communications he short IL
ithy.
All communications for this werk
ddres ed post paid to "Ihe Disri-
le, Columbus Miss, Will meetwith
rompt att ntion.
Terms 81 30 to be paid upon re-
eipl OF hc first nun Der
Usual PR centana allowed to 4.
rnlS. ~
II JAMES a. BUTLER,
.. GREENE IiIFI.. -
1850 JAMES II. CURTIS,
a-,sConduc OF oftho Indication.
Marc !, H5ih Il IS.
IN -.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05
GREAT ECONOMY!
MEALS IMPROVED
~ PATENT LARD LAMP. ~


A LAMP adapted 10 the Successful
= use OF Lard instead Of Oil in the
production Of of light, has long been
wantedthroughout the United States.
Various expedients have been resort
ed to, to secure such an end. Yet,
Notwithstanding the numerous ioven-
tions heretofore directed to this sub
ject, laro has remained an article
unacceptable Of glncral use in The
production Of light. A lamp has
been needed that would be both eIe-
gant and Clearly, and would obviate
the nerestiiy Of previously melting.
the lard or the use Of heaters to pro.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05

A MARRIAGE CONTROVERSIAL
Irish soldier once waited upon his
commanding officer with what he
termcd a very serious complaint.
"Another man." he said, "upbraid-
ed him that he was not ma ried 10
his own wife. who IN he accused Of
being no better than she should be,
and called her many names besides,
which he would be ashamed to men.
tion to his honor"
swell, my good fellow" answered
the officer, ''hove you any proof that
you are legally married.
"Faith, your honor, have the
best proof in the world Here the
sol ier took off his hat, exhibited
bruised and beat mp head, saying,
"Does your honor think Id be after
taking the same abuse from anybody
but wife," .L..t
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05
PROPOSALS.

rpNHE friends fprimi'ive christi
A. aniiy propose publ hing in the
town Of ''olum IL, Mississippi, a SCI
ml-mortnly, TO be called
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05
J. X. tOl.ON'S
J. X. tULON'S
GREAT wsPAPER OFFICE,
ind Periodical Boo Sto;e,
No. 1904 CHEsNur sTRhEr.
(opposIe Jones' iioIeI,)
plIIg, 4 ysGr,yTTr.A.

J. r. G. resp Gully reals the atten-
ton Of the pubic TO his exleusyc IS
sorlmeut Ct Novel, Ncwspap IS AID
Magazines 5, comprising all lhc IrincI-
p4l PERIODICALS and popular Ncwspa-
prs, and all the cueap NeveIs, as
5000 as issued.
The ,reat an ount Of business with
the different Publishers, fully enables
lin 10 offer gtener inducements to
s4bscribe lhln the Publishers them.
selves.
Among the magazines and News
papeis tat e is Ascn; for, are the
flIoNlnu. VIZ.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-05

COMMON ABsURDITlEs. To ak a
tradesman if the commodity which
he Off rs.to sell is Of the frs quality
To suppose you please your vi,itcr
by showing your infant tdild to him.
otell a man whom you wish to
borrow money that you are in great
want oft.
To immune a man in prison who
owes you money, aid bias no means
of maying it, except by his industry.
To suppose the cider GU buy at
two dollars bottle is champaign.
For monkey to suppose when he
returns from his foreign travels that
ScnsIhiepeople wllltake himiora lion.
I For-an author to denouuce the aye
as iIliterate because his book is an
saleable.
To occupy the at ention ola dinner
party with anecdotes relating to him
self.
To advise q self-conccited friend to
abandon a foolish undertaking.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Sissuburies.-The Cd beds should
nov he cleaned or and worked. md new
0nes formed. Lay slraw over The allers
% he approach q winier. and il order
y eonkne il, lhr0w long stable manure
over IL
Horss Radisk.-This i . good lime
10 Form your beds Of horse radish. Select
! moderately moist bed, mannre i lihe-
rally. and dig imp deeply: /, would be The
bsllsr 70 be dug spai and half deep;
then manure again. and turn the manure
in about inches; rake finely and plant
opl your bed. he rows 10 inches apars,
The plants IL inches asunder.
curTuafs. RaspbHriss, Goosbrrrirs.
and Shrnbs n Ill klnds, may now b. Ian
I'D ou,.
! Seed Onions shnnld he planned oui.
Rafish. Cress and Leiince The ssed
i.fthess may now be soan in sarm bur
defs. Coz esIly srung use. Nhsn ihs
al isr eomss on, they should be prniec-
led BY aeaverng Of brush or rofnstslks,
/. 70 4 ep ff Inc faughsst weather.
broccoli Gabbagrs.--Thsse must h
hosd mp 70 enable lhsm 70 Withstand Tbs
winier.
/ Fruit Trees. garden iruit ireei
must be ln0ked 70. and ifea,ed ~ ~
haze advised lhose ~ The orchard.
Ceiery.--Gise yoLr celery subslan
iial e.rih.ng. 20 - 70 blsnrh u.
!. Potatoes, Carrots. Bsris. PGrsnips
sc mp.l Re dug belare The groundiFeszfs
AMI %, assy where they will be "a
Ilom The fr..si. ..a= w. -. ...
| Flour Bulbs should be selsried. am
those Of ,bein requrieg f.ll planting &c
out.
| Af.er you have done III we have noted
60 through your garden carefully. sn
make . minute IL whsteyes We hay
omitted, and be ssrefully b have what
/. ever Is necessary 10 be dane perlorme
in The right season, - much injury si,s
rrsulis fran delaying until 'o-morfo'
hat whirh should be dime to-day.
+ I'm closing our monthly chsi. let y
wish yup full gamers. good prices. read
purchasers. snd tbs, YOU and yours ma
! have The hs.llh 10 etjoy ,hs blessings b
slowed upnn you by Providence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

OLD WINES AND IIoUORS-Also, GRoCFRiES.-I have
W large and general assortment n old Wines and Ii
quo part which have been kept hand Improving for ten
wears then said To be- % old NJ Groceries Will
bear comparison with the best in the c,, may regard
quality AMI price, and carefuness IN rnnc Of them The
old Wines Liquors will be found beneficial,
servacn Of health, when moderately and udccusy Used
found incredulos, have firm
mistaken tee in PLAIN matter of fact assertion. let him
enquire, call The subscribers who has hen regular
dnker during the last 80 of his life and
lied viii, his healthy appearance they portrait Of his
who died in the State Of New York, aged
years; and he nell Enorn he rinkin, the
day he left Fereniosb, then Il STRIPPING.
3l-wY WM. WALLACE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04


cARD.-DENTIsTRY, The branch Of Medical Science
~ which Dr. Peasants mas iaue MS specu opJee' " i'
lCy. Olice-Ih Boshefs Row
1,, from, nr J. K Mitchell. Professor of the Jefferson
Medical College Philadelphia to Doctors Nelson and Watson oil
Richmond: . >, :, ,.e,x =.
ent,emen-I take much pleasure In introducing 10 your ac
,,orancc Ir lanes A. Peasants, who las lately fctu!neu
. az re acquired Ivy long study and practice
may safely recommended AZ DENTIST oil ecai
knowledge skin science, Wen vered IN tue lneoy rs WI
az the Practice his art and unquesohaoy cne" 10 puoe
confidence. am gcn'''"''"' ''"''' j. K MlTcuELL.
mi, % hay;nc seen get of Artificial Teeth made by him. for
lady of hsh standing express te oe'Iei '"' u.y "s
pertcct specimen Of art TINT they cannot oe spsu e,
i'll beauty their RESEMBLANCE " "~>' - ''f' - -
of the natural teeth. 81. -, ,.,.,, .,o h,ro ,eer
The Lady for whom they were maue ana wnon We nav
,yea;irp them states she i ishE sasea boi WI" e
A''ai" appearance ga" NJ BURTON, ". u.
TIL NELSON. NJ. n.
r. A. DARLINGTON, VI. D.
NJ. F. BOHANNAN, NJ d.
IT., ., .hoyc relating artificial teeth, s given with
mufh .,r,res and with whatever la rear Tor my
self emip.nc, In nv profession. Construction {" i.,c'
an evidence of skill artist III Inc use o le m '"u
nine rather Than Se cntifc attainment Iiss eyes anu
iii az, ~ .nuacturers, and the materials employed
nv the a of the Ocnlist and Dentist IN snpfyihs e pa
nature To pocc,ain gwen variety OF hacs, arc
The fancy and sometimes the flourish n TIE operator
The srsn or IN. natural Human Teeth embraces extensive
relations and sympathies and requires ho"eoee " me-
the human system We often hear OF Daa CONSEQUENCE a
b ignorant peson for the reason OF ths ho o
W -, -. connections Would not better gnarln
tee ia safety he Dpoma from Medna Schooi, OF ll ~.
College Of Dentistry established: IL If Certainty ;
the custom, much more in accordance with custom
ana iofh ''ah e'4ue" j. A. PLEASASrS NJ D.,
umhcy Of the Virginia Medical Society, &C.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

TOR EENTThe Houe and Farm ln'ey occupied by PROBES
Emmett, The University o Virginia. The house con-
tns eight room, besides aud has attached to 1t every
convenient out house, large garden orchard and sa
hundred all enclosed Of which will be laid down III
this Spring This place offers most inviting residence N
point OF health comfort and convenience the University par
cuarly who having educate, would wish 10
viii be given whenever required Application directed the
University post office, paid viii be promptly attended 10 by
the undersigned. MARY b. EMMEi.
University Jan. 81, 1913. so-wow
GEO w. ToLER, GrSrs.L AcrSr Richmond
" Tc attends renting out houses hiring out negroes se
Ing produce, collecting bonds accounts &c
Persons In the having hire out produce
sell &c, would do we'll To give him call
Oihce opposite Exchange Bank. :, :,
Sept. 10 %-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04
,.nrr1Iy or ro.r1cr
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Trareiling Bars, &c ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Boots Shoes, IrnnES, TfdreT!'ng Bd0!, &c A'c.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
StAMUEI PUTNEY would respectfully call the attention Of
- In the above nanfd Goods his
large Stock, which is entirely aud fashionable the whole
being purchased within very sur, time, prices
twenty pr cent les than former and, he determined
sell for small profits for cash. good negotiable paper
Bank, wnuld without exception ask all call
and examine his Stock l' shall always be- unH equal 10
Northern house variety Of al The fashionable
style. of ladies' gcntcmen misses, bys cldrcn's Bois,
Shoes Trunks Carpet aes, &c My facilities and "yrcfi
Of IN the trade. give The advantage of
always obi ,inin. The most fashionable STYLES al Goods
SAMfiEi. PITSEY,
One door above Hubbard, Gardner & Co., Man street.
jan 81 si-wtf