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The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
TO THE VOTERS OF CLAIBORNE
COUNTY

s
The Legislature Of this State. having.
In.their wisdom, thought proper TO aboI.
lsh the Office Of Tax Collector. as j sen.
arate Office, and transferred the dutv Of
collecting the Taxes 10 the Sheriff of
each county, am very unexpected dly
thrown out of Office and business. As
you had the goodness to elect me to the
office Of Tax Collector, at the last qen-
eFal election, and as | have always stri.
ven to do my duty TO the best of nv abiI-
ities, | was in hopes should have the
pleasure of serving you again in the
same capacity; and as my crippled con-
dition bad rendered me unfit for manual
labor, ] trusted that your generous SUP
port would have enabled ME 10 provide
Tor my family, and that, 100, without be-.
ing behoiden TO any one for pecuniary
assistance. However, as that cannot be.
| have venturedto address myself 10 Won
for the purpose of soliciting your sup
port for the office of Sheriff and Collec-
Tor Tor Claiborne county-and as have
always thought, and do vet think. the
citizens of Old Claiborne, arc hard to
head'in gondness Of heart, / feel safe in
submitting my cause TO your decision.
and hoping and desiring continuation
OF Your favor and support,
lremain Fellow Citizens,
Your obedient servant.
r. Nj. MOORE
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
CAuTIONI

N OTlCEls hereby given 10 all per-
IN sons not 70 trade for a pronlissory
note glyen'by the Undersigned TO George
StockdilI, for, between fifty and fffy
four dollars, and dated soma time in
the fall or winter Of 1910, and due from
date. As the consideration for which
said note was given, having failed, ana
determined not to pay the same unless
compelled by law.
RICHARD UNDERWOOD.
Nj, a 1919 r..
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
Fron az N. 0. IefIersnni

from the M u j JeiterSOnIan.
SQUALLY Judge Mclean has lately
written letterin reply to the inquiry
if he would allow his name to be placed
before a Wing convention as candidate
forlhe Presidency. The Judge argues
most deprecatingly against all parties
and partizanship, and wishes TO be the
candidate Of no party by which Gen.
Harrison was elected. If Mr.. Claws
friends cannot perceive the bent Of the
Judges reasons and insinuations, then
we pity their obtusity.
No one who is named for the Chief
Magistracy, from a respectable source,
should feel himself atlibeTty to say that
he would decline nomination for that
Office. But | beg you to believe, my
dear sir, thstthfs remark is not promot-
ed by vanity which leads me TO sup
pose, that my name could be favorably
considered by the contemplated Whip
Convention. The friends Of Mr.. CIay.
in consideration of his eminent oualif-
catinos and long public services, are look
lhgWithno ordinaryRoIcitude to his nom.
fnation. And assure you, that | have
no wish, by the obtrusion Of my name.
10 separate my friends; if have any,
from their present associations. / donot
desire, aud would not receive the Presi.
dency, If within my reach, as the fnstru-
tffel OF g parry. Inuesd should count
il no honor, TO have my name associated
with the downward course Of our Gov
ernment, and such a course Is accelerat.. .
ed, and only accelerated, BY ultra party.
ism. TO bring back the Government to
its old foundations, 10 restore lis lost
its former purity, energy and
elevation, would be an achievement, Sc,
cond only to that Of Nashington's. An
aehievefhenttllat would make any indi-
vidual the favored Of his Country. OF
this, who would not be proud? and short
of this object, no honest man can desire
the Presidency.
With the greatest respect am
Your grateful and ob't serv't..
JOHN MCLEAN.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

late arrival at Bombay tbe asns..s:
month s'S l,3eeealne
Inc project &c baildlna ra,lvov
cross lhe lsthmus ef Suaz. Il a@a;a g
ytyed with great interest. and tSs,e s., s
grea1 probability of lis bein0 done Il s
, e ~ Anu Corn Law Lepe0e have .s.
Ken M Coyent Garden thestres wbsss s. sbs !.
intend Y, ln future 10 hold Their ass,;a6s
Iheyhaye bad one afee snee,na l,' 81 -. !, s
Tdy, at which Aessra. gobtlen - : $
rox *. we're tic leading speakers. :
.ne repeal agitation still confines
and subscriptions from America ara con- -
tlnually pouringin. O'Connell hss s.' baa
another oi.his mass meetings Al .tbe P IA.
Of aNqllaghmast, ia Leinster, Al which
ne delivered another Of his lopo tiradass
denounclng slavery, at The conclusion 3,
wnich the .'blg beggar man, shaking his
hsl, bawled ouh & Lei thsf 90 10 4ater;eo j,
lany does he not refuse the :'bood stain.
ed monsyg'' ~
Ihe Rebeecaits IN Wales are still -
the same state Oulrages continue g IL
committed The farmers in Wales are
pelltloning for redress Of grie yances.
pp! they refuse g participnte in the pro-
cedlngs Of the rioters Cove Ynneni bas
offered q reward or five hundred pounds
Tor the apprehension ofaDy person CON
ee1neu u any incendlary outrage caus-
Ing loss otllle, and fifty pounds for the
pPrenenslon Of any one committing any
other outrage il South Wales.
Inc news from France is unintefest.
ing. The affairs of Spain appears 10 be
70 miserable condition. The Suabian
Mercury says that the Northern pow.
ers will not recognize Queen Isabel
e unless she marries The son Of Don
Carlos. The impression appears 10 be
that the present Government cannot sup.
portitself- NO. Tropic.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04


The MEXICAN INDEMNITY.-We were
4 yesterday shown letter from Washing
lion City, dated the 9Th instant, which
states that it was rumored there that
Ithe vessel on which, the last instalment
l-of the Mexican indemnity was shipped,
has been LOST. at sea We are sorry to
say that there is too much reason to fear
| that this rumor is true. The u. s. ship
of war Vincennes, Capt. Bachanan, left
Vera Cruz. on the 29th day of August, at
which time the conducta had already arr
rived from The city Of Mexico. The mo-
ney was to have been shipped ia 8 or a
days after the Vincennes left, and il is
quite probable that the vessel on board
of which il was placed, sailed by the 5lh
.of September.
Upto the 9th inst. this vessel had not
reached its destination, New York, and
memory serves, she has not been
spoken. It's quite probable, therefore,
thBt the rumor prevalent al Washing-
ton may turn out to be a very nlelanS.
choly fact. If it be true, it will afford a
very beaatifll specimen of the blunder-
ing stupidity Of Mr.. John c. Spencer,
John Tyler's notable Secretary fthe
Treasury. Capt Buchanan, ofthe Vim
cennes, offered to bring the money over
free Of cost, but bis did not suit Mr.
Spencer he gave the contract for trans
porting it to a commercial house ia Vera
Cruz, and it was accordingly shipped on
board Of a merchantmen, instead of
United States ship Of war, as It might
and should have been. Had II been
placed OH The Vincennes it would have
been, before thispin the hands of the
righttuI owners, the American claimants,
but now no one knows where tia, and
Lost, another delay of weeks and mohths
must intervene before the claimants ob.
tain heir own Many and magnificent
are the beauties Of the Tyler sdninislra-
ton ~. O Irop;c.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
NE w STORE

FANCY q STAPLE DRY GOODS.
gEy HE subscriber is now opening an
entirely new stock Of Fancy and
Staple Goods, just selected from the
Northern Markets which he will sell
very low FOR CASH. The assortment
consists 10 partof
Splendid Nous. DeLaines, new Style.
do husaus, for dresses.
do Fancy q Black Silks.
Alpaca 5, very cheap.
FineEScotch a. Domestic Gidghams,
Florence Braid Straw Bonncss,
Very rich Bonnet 81 Cap Ribbons,
Woolen Shawls, very superior Ladies
Cotton 81 Wool Hosing, together with q
fine assortment Of calicoes, Flannels,
Linens, BIsachBd Cottons, Trimmings Of
ali kinds for dresses, Gloves, Shoes. &c 5.
at the New Store j. IsAPSLE.Y
Oct IA 1843 ct No 2, Stamps Row
sS BEEF, MACKERAI. [. 81 New
FLOUR, Eor sale BY
Us MASON.
Oct g T84 lii
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

Recent arrivals from Liverpool an
s,,. =. considerable activity in the cotton mar
=, .Iisbt advance is also spoken Of, bat
....,as :, i is notsuficient to bring prices as
,b.v have been during the season.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

The usioriy for the democratic candi-
!. 81 Canal commissioners, in Pennsylyas
!, !. thought will reach $4,000 v.tes.--
!, .,v.you 10 another shout, neighbor?
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
roPEIGN PARAGRAPHS.

rorpIF4r REVOLUTION IN GREECE. "A
.v.slion. which puts TO blush that Of
alSrss glorious days Of july, has
q brOjpbt about in Greece. Ii COM
spced silvo o'clock in the night Of the
II. and was accomplished within
slye bsurs afterwards, and without
cost ofone human life.
The council ofslate, the army and the
zens at Athens, uniled in forcing from
b Ohio the dismissal Of his minister,
the calling ofa national assembly 10
up defnitive constitution for
eecs; and when tits recolleeted that
had 10 endure the Illustration Of
tfra revolution it is moi to be won.
d at that the Greeks resolved on
igng from the fears of their soyer.
nltal constitution they could no long
psIor from his justice.
ahot thought that the ssprotecting
Nd will interfere TO prevent the sit,
dhe National Assembly, though
afment Of The Constitution TO be
aby that body will no doubt be
ii watched.
ssaid that the King yielded with
gice, when he found that all resist
ahis part would be unavailing.-
adeyen o'clock, A. NJ, before his
ncy was subdued.
JFlAsD, BY a proclamation issued,
8ic officers and others are eBioin-
ai, break, and deface every gold
ygn Of less weight than five PEN
rights; two gr's aud a hall, and eve-
obd half sovereign Of less weight
Two penny weights, thirteen gfainss
one eighth, which are not allowed
scurrent.
b accounts rendered by Messrs.
III 10 the Mexican Bondholders'
ni&s make out a deficiency Of up ]
ds 81 EE4os coo to,,.at-selsgs tige 9esetvlyvlt
sa5 but the agents decline any fur
gpanations, either TO the Mexican
lssador in London, or the Commit
correspondence is going on be- |
nthe Committee and his Excellency |
lexican Minister. Messrs Lizardy |
'ihat they receive all instructions
from Mexico.
AMSTERDAM. September 26.
TToN.-Though not much inquired .
is held with considerable frmness.
'obacco we had no yariafion-our
hand sales consisted Of 1872 hhds
Wand, 275 serons Cuba, against
b $50 hhds., Maryland were fresh
Drted.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice.

2 ME undersigned administrators Of
William E. Wells, deceased, will,at
the November Term, inst. I843, OF the
Probate Court Of Claiborne county, pre-
sent their account as administrators Of
said estate, for final settlement and al
lowance.
MOSES CLARKE 49,,
JAS. ]. PERSON. ADM RS.
Nov. 4, 1843--3--tc
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

s. 5roke outin Mobile, on the nlorn-
1. +. Is,6 1T. in the upper part Of the ci-'
= .;.b N DESTROYED several buildings, among
]. w.. ,,..,s ,bree fine dwelling houses.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

Trs es. s.,it / say some 0f tls wings, +,
!. $. !. sss a... : L. ~ s'
( 81. ,1i',''1 !. s.a safes ss,s.. e., ,ss
1yllsn, h !. .pt d value these s0rndiag
p1ises ,,,,o ak whether tie only
ave ~ S's offered for the injuries We nave
'.;i35" !. " ,:5 a.s::ssss:s s:5i y 4.
E,5,.' n, s5lt S meet oar claims 9 ''''qqi'
! .ar aRxittiest
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
" y-sfs res 6c.

/ Ieaf8 Eee5 Tgcs
/ ylrtue d a deed 81 Trust execuv
i M D ted % me ffussee By Mics
Luster on.the l4tll April 1910 ard doIy
recorded II The clerks Office "a Port.
Gibson, 70 secure fbe payment ofcertain
aotes therein specified, and to indemni-
y and save harmless certain persons
therein named. at the election DC the
said Miles Lpsler and the requesf OF a
minority q the cesiacs que trust, / will
sell at public sale on the premises, on
MOND1 Z l'5il dag of NO Nl7a fl3ER
nexi.
All that certain piece or parcel
of land known and designated
as the old line tract. lying and
being situate III Claiborne coun-
", cast and north cast Of Il
braRchwhich runs between lands
formerly owned by Il. w. lar
ring, andthis tract containing d.
bout 400 acres Also that tract
or parcel of land in Claiborne
county, on the waters of Com
missions Creek, known as lois i
and 4 of section Q, township II.
range S cast, In the district of
lands west Of Pearl River, con.
tanning 2O2 29-I0O acres Also
tot No. Of section % township
"a, range 5east, in the district Of
lands subject to sale at Mount
saltls, IN Kinds county, contain
ing 1Sacres and adjoining lands
above described. Also lot i. of
section %, township If. range
2 east, containing 93 25-l0O a.
cres, lying II Kinds county. Al
50 the north half of west half of
north west quarter of section o8.
containing 40 acres, lying in
ilnds county Alsolots L & u.
OF section z township Ia, range.
? cast containing 80 60-I00 a. :
cfes, in district of lands west of
Pearl RIVER in Claiborne coun-
y, containing in all 906 acres
more or less and being the pre-
sent residence of the said Miles
Lusser.
Also
The foliowinp Negfo slaves NJ nwit.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

Ladies II the habit of lacIpg heir
stays 70 oa.tenslon injurious "a their health
should take the temperance pledge. Z
wil prevent their getting ht
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

Ss " $ ER9 S asa
\ virtue Of a Deed &c 4 rust exc
~ cuted to US as Trustees by
Richard q Archer, and Ann B. Archer.
his wife, dated 18th day sc Nav I8g 4.
and duly recorded in The Office 1of fha
Clerk of the Probate Court of Claiborne,
county, in Book Il Pages Sc. 81 & 58
TO secure the payment of certain debls
therein specified due 70 Swift, Cav & Co.
OF New York, and at The written REQUEST
.ol the said Swift, Gay & Co., We viii
expose TO
PUBLIC SALE F0R CASH.
at a the Court House door IN the town of
Port Gibson, 10 said county, within the
hours prescribed BY law, on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY or IAN.
UARY 1914,
all the estate conveyed 10 us II. said
Deed Of Trust, so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the sum Of
Eight Thousand Dollars. with interest
thereon from January .lst 1913, 10 the
time Of said sale, and all costs that may
accrue on the account Of the same, Is
Wit:
The following described tract, or par
Gel 'of land, situate, lying and being in
the county Of Claiborne and State of
Mississippi, about four miles from the
town Of Port Gibson, on the road leading.
from said town 70 the town Of Gallatin:
bounded On the North by the South fork
Of the Bayou Pierre, on The East bv
lands owned by the late StephensC. Ar
cher. deceased, and Elizabeth Moore. on
the South by the lands cf Thomas b.
and on the West By lands
formerly owned by Simon Rundell, and
now Owned by John Rains, and the Bur
!lngton Place, !, including theiract boaghf
BY saldR. + Archer from Daniel Vert
ner and containing about 400 acres
more Or less, and being the plantatior
the SAID Richard {. Archer
now resides.
" 9 will convey such title as IS vested
nus as Trustees and none other.
z. N. BALDWIN,
N McDQUGALL. ! fustees
June II 1843 -35-tas.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
Oct z 1s43 -5I-tf
SAWNEY

and that he belongs 70 William Carke,
living IN Warren county, about miles
from Warrenton,on the road leading 10
Hankinsons ferry on Big Black. Said
negro man is about | 9 or II years old,
5 feet 10 Inches high, and black color.
The'owner Of said negro is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away !, otherwsis
be will be dealt with according to law.
NJ @ HOPKINS, Sh If.
Sept 80 l843-5O--tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
AS eommnied ID lhl

consmilied 10 lhx
J ! ! !. ! ] ]. !. ] ]
f lail Of Cinibornt
ksN coDrtys Mississippi, on fhe
@ 10th day 81 Sepiember 843
inst. BIZ Thomas p LETTERS.
Esq. Justice Of he Peace
sss iil and for said county, ne
gro man, who says that bis
name IS
JET FTRSON,
md that be belongs 10 William Jones.
liying about i2 miles from Bayou Sara
on the Clinton road ia Louisiana. Said
negro man IS about go Or 80 years Of.
age, 5 feet 1Oa inches high, and very
black color. The oavner of said negro
Is requested to come forward, prove pro-
pay charges and take him away.
Otherwise he will be dealt with accord
ing 10 law.
d, o, HOPKINS, Shift
Sept so f848 If
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

els GriHing, living near Island No, 84.
in the Mississippi river, namely DAVE
copper color, % or 80 years Old, S feet
10 inches high. JULY black, about 40
years of age, 5 feet 4 q inches high.
CHARLES, mutatto about so years of
age, feet 8 inches high, has a scar on.
the right cheek. ALLEN, about 81
years old, 5 feel 6ihches high, black and
stout built. The owner Of said negroes
is requested to come larward prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take them away,
otherwise they wifi be dealt with accor-
ding to law nj. q HOPKINS
Oct a I843-52-tf Shift
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
Sept 80 1843-5o-tf

w As committed 10 the jail
of Claiborne county Miss,
on the 26ih day of Septem-.
ber 1843. By Thomas D
Jeffars, Esq. a Justice OF the
Peace in and for said coun
iy four negro men, who.
cave fhay he.la,, z
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

ss-h.---a-4-sa<s ana mat ne belongs te la.
Wis Brazeale, living in one mile Of the
town OF Salartia on the Yazoo river.
Said negro man is about 90 years Of age
5 feet l03 inches high, thick lips, dark
copper color, says that he left home on
Thursday night. the 2eth September, g.
rode large bay horse with saddle and.
bride, and turned the same loose in The
woods, near the mouth of Big Black riY.
er, and that the horse was the property
Of his master. The owner Of said ne
gro is requested to come forward, prove.
property, pay charges and take him a
way, otherwise he will be dealt with ac-
cording to law.
NJ o. HOPKINS, sh'ff
Oct z 1843-5l-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04

The following Negro slaves, 10 vii
Esther and her child, Alfred,
Randall, Caroline and Hannah;
together with d stock of Cattle,
and 1 Horses and Mules.
& ! will make such title as is yesiedia
me.
VOLNEY STAMPS,
TiusJee
May S l843-29-6Tp.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-04
LIE TIOA NOTICE

TIE STATE On Mlsslsslnpf
ClaItofae County
80 Richard Parkinson Esoasye &,
asce q fas f1eaes, In aai1 for fhs C0aa.
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE.

.
nR JOB son takel this OF Informing the public
IL that he still affords relief the afflicted Of both and
be always Consulted with tn utmost condolences IN The
of secret dseases of tie effects resulting
from The mercury the malpractice ouscks The
following of iuer in the OF DR. Johnson,
dc quackery and the time shows the great
necessity public discrimination between The 1larg
educated ply Aciai anu tn. charataa.
Gear sir put myself under the care Of postium vend
when dseas. frs, d. he promised
dollar and made but aht of sction. Instead mproy
log Ittca uay-mv appetite faledl unable
10 usuess aud after expeIdrg 100 this vile
tor had the mIndence tell me he wa lot octo bu, mere
" solo his stn H. In this hopeless situation friend hirs
tnot besg able w'h the ani 10
office II Duane s.. You examined and promised
You have pcrfomed your undertaking IN SIN ut
time. A e-Ios psrtect health. thus 1t duty to
those afflicted 10 lake this statement publ Iough The press
THOMAS TIIUhSTnN,
Carpenter, | Monroe 81, New York
medicine may he had Of DR. preveut the above disease
any Of 1t forms Oce from in the mora
inn min ic2 lmk re
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EXCHANGE HoTEL.sBALTIMORE.

THIS hous- having under many rtsn ateranons
and IN rough repaiis having been part reunshed with
rich and elegant furniture again for the reception of
Tie position of his Hotel well known require de-
tai OF its advantages confessed be- for recpe of
ness or pleasure ODE OF the most favorable OF the city
The present proprietor intends that and industry shall
not be wanting 10 It's natural advantages under his
perntcDdnce and he socs the hi,
friends anu the public. ERASTUs COLEMAN.
oaitim re. Aprli 20. leis. AIS r5dimJ
q MEXICAN HOTEL NEW NOTWITHSTANDING com
peted the rep'ns and alterations of the American Hotel
and the adjoining house (which have t)
fully solicit from my friends and the public continuation
their patronage The situation good that similar
establishment the city fronts the PAX and the
tain immediate opposite The house has been newly
ina cod i'm nc - WM B. COZZENs
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SANS SOUCI HOTEL,

RE Subscriber having the of this establish
men presents to the Of the travelling public In the
hands Of MIR Beach, who recently became
been efficiently repaired ADD offers every desirable
10 satfy the tastes and tbe comfort Of ysans the
subscriber o the preference for mineral
aetoea wii procure constant supply at such intervals aud
IN such mode will their grateful well
nal Propees. IL the otjec 10 make this establishment
preferable for families and those who choose comfort and
quiet rather than the nd and tunu of
tsce The manner ITS cen'rucion-re ,pacousness OF
rooms with Its are shaded grounds admirably adapt il
that purpose Still more efecuay accomplish it, he SUBJ
scner intends orally reduce he OF Charges those
who favor him with continuing CT parc and
all things will endeavo 10 promote the convenience and enov
nent OF his reducing the tIpp-s and
shtherto provided Tor their The house
now open, and III complete prep ,rston.
r. s. WARREN
IN lime aoo1 rnsY
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FEhALE MONTHLY FILLS

sIikb 10 se aseSiiy, efficacy and 1sansbe Esceras %
W tsiszs R.stells Esirn,e Mor.niJ Piis IN al
ssopresslon ssgess OF Ihose function. c. 70
c- G,soareson ato the United ,aies nD, four
sorntcrts sns oi.aiors constsiy attempted co
sisweye tsa..s SOP "a ss u siisen sefsr aud salis
yos..s, % tn feiia.s tcz EerJs,c tnrrec.;
sicoo.s sss,uti 'aeDe iripos, a?cs IA
Eeen hsts lat I'll Female NcathlT fills are csEy
.s,s. ssesp thoao soLd 81 hsc's Reses Principal Jhss
ita SYcsnwica ssss, New Eors sni 81 ee Ecsos
e. aaeA tcy.
~. B-Ihey sc sy 2nIrisa e, by foiowsi
Ma srccens enclosed asd. If esch boz. Sold alto hy
rcint:esai 81 IA tsSs srcss ci hIsn. hrv feik
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To TIE LAnIES


- HuLL'S UTERD ABDOMINAL sUpFUhTEf.
o.H nsiru1rn the radical Of froapsus Uirr
~ eans Of the Womb BY external application :upensd'
- .s ~ q me oS,estousi PossarJ confidently ecoa
nth never having failed Of crmipg rbdSf
II. tnost aggravated circumstances.
lhe soppoIts has attained very high character in Euro1:
arios all ether painful surgical in the LYING
"a Hospitals Of London aud Paris, universally
ndeA Ia Europe by medical OF the highert rank this
,anty srsaned by the Leading member, OF The faculties
81 Colleges HcsF.ss sra br al h- s;per pry,.s prss
Rooms have been gsshyc sxepsiye.y Coz ladies a Nc
Fhscy street havin2 separate from de-
n,nt where ladT ia const.n attendance apply
'frn.sss and Bnppoaers 90 female natierts ,a5 Imr
:1-NTs TUuTA " Asn-fIepa.sa roo The ofIsi.s 3
~ ci,n q, Noe so! tieet New Yrok-The urris Tooth
abr preiy vegetable preparation, possessing the poror
1es klssphg tbs sesana month ts!efns ths Goms 20
state preventing cnp'esssnt tastc @ op
To- m,rth whether arising Sors dceayes teeth OF seas
ysayed slate Of the r.oinzch. - ,,,,
assedc the sscesro pcwSer kseppg roe tscth co.s
Sp the wrsrpg OF the Err II n te tne-n.
o.rcnlsy Of spugy gc,na restoring hsH
heshJ sse, .ad csaspg them 80 c"nirsc' aiona1 ne
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for sr preservation When cy All .ns
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