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~ dULTY.-DR. GO0DMANS AMERICAN ANTI,
GoNOkHEA PILL A aud safe for all Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs ofboth sexes -
With each gyea Directions how take aee Pills, old
beneficial the patnH beng hints won
knowing by those who have been sufferers from t dread
ful and devastating malady.
nhappiy sowe hnowr that recital Of its effects quite
malignant influence extended by inheritance from
family family; ana, VIII the great Doctor GoOdwel became
benefit
mankind by The discovery of his Panacea for the
OF this depolabe complaint Nsvr did discovery excite
greater saon sought after with avy and used with
undevang success the nute and intricate Oh the
cmpan for the which they have been long
celebrated The these Pills throughout Germany casei
tier speedy introduction INTO coHn The certain ~
v which they continually adm tered be atested by
were the pseparabe and safeguard soldier
all where the slightest ontecion entertained
hat Medic be than that which has
sheh general satactioA The GoEohGa Pills root out eve
Oi the the
whole ofHuld the
vae BY the actions the eren functions Of dyexpeng
e gfossef auiho and IN manner nd and mpercepbe
IN.
powers they ne her contain other mineral and
may be taken without slightest
dre no restraint Of dict loss o hndance .bunes but
AT perisd when the slightest suspicion may will b,
well to have the Gonokal Pills. far wRn taken be-
lore the disease they
the complaint cecu, ,y and secretly The
ppabe stare ~ Win n boen VIXEN visiting the
Proprietor cm the OF renders mperatvely
to caution the Public that dangerous mineral when
JId.ciOisl administered
these Pills should form portion If all Medicine Chests by
anslan and ought TO b. omitted by long
voyage or orney their properties such that neither heat
cold VI mme their quality prevent tseir due effects upon the
constitution.
Just received and for sale Wholesale and retail Dr. Harts
Broadway * Chamber DIR. Symc Bowary Walker
Il Underi 80 Bcekman of Wiam Scl ahn,
ia Canal Il. Price 50 Gems n box. nI7im
The herald., 1837-03-27
MEDICAL AID.-

M MEDICAL AID.-Dr GLOVER is censulted con6des-
lVA tally usual during the day and evenegHe devotee his
resona select .anch Of the profession, ~hss se
aeted with conra and depoabe snd such have
ba1ea the sk OF e apply with confidence
stnngen Appsised that Dr. q has received fegulf neil
lea educasn PAadepha and hes connection win the
veisios esacks ofhs day 0es No Ans at Rsadway
-Prwsts esvance third door 6cm the Anerssn MusssE
st - inner dOo6 e@u
The herald., 1837-03-27

VuvHE BALM OF GxLEAD-whch has been uans
earned or Ss ps,scs, anss
to the public pks. 1d
10 4. cdedy merits il Is we'll estaOshsd ct tst medS
cine asd appreciated BY the cures ana
has been and thousasds
of winch has it been known to fal.
nervous rnabuy, depression OF sIts loss OF appe
ordered stomach the BALM OF GLEAD failing and
speed remedy s thousands who have sscu aud who have
been leved ~ it |, stify
The ast iy invaluable medicine another
daon fail be accepted The ancient Egyptians
plus ultra ot en.des when the
was raging fearful negh virtues then
fuy known and Appreciated aud the
The frsians knew Of and used whore
necne ofths nature req cd The Easer Ladies knew
and acknowledged its ylue ard modern physi
OF the rs cehce have not scruped To make the most
free OF IT and have added their recommendations toit
To Ladies especially who studies
wa occupat invaluable
cieates free circulation tine blood thepts
and make bright shine red, ubled brlIiancy.
Young men who have the night at the conyya board
where The social glass has around and where too
One daugh ssEy IN the Wi etectualy do away
the evn effects of The nights indulgence ana ee
dom from headache trembling qien
OF debauch will sufferer that he
has heard OF tins precious Balm.
whose heads are wtencd with the OF many
wlnte ,hs and reject, Be old for the "a m o
uieid Will restore you ana eait Mo
.nfeebie we'll by age long standing complaints
which have been suffered Try The Balm
o Iead and he eon,nced that "hat IS said oil us ut
Ronembr that oden such now old nen were
then but boys ofl health and strength not
that accounted for Was roi tins precious Baim ,heh Aom III
through the sacred OF all books Goas
Hay Book deny that and dare do H. The pro-
p.leto will further The best proof o It's virtue
fact that this ihoands ofbots have been prepared
and sold and N ne one case has complaint ever seen
the fullest coDdeEco tat It will perform all he had pro
wholesale and A. Usderhs, Beekman
DR. Hars of Broadway and Chambers st DR. Sme So
Bowery and Walker ST Mr. scheten ia Canal St. coaer Of
PHce. 12 per DUttIC with clOns. Hit7-iW
The herald., 1837-03-27
nOCTOR HARVEY,

in IuttfVrIdeHt
IL Hpspta Londoa, informs those afflicted with yeneal
disease all liz forms, Gosoa, Geet schu
a OF Urine inflammation Of the te-es the
Of ues throat NODES phagedeHle Ulcers
ard hIetcuria Dr. Harvey peculiar wher
followed for the space week fails subye ibe
aupang which this destructive maady dspa itself
he wishes also to r,imeteto the Athlete tint hes Empycs
bn ca produce his diploma from the Royal College OF
london him Bnd also
ing having acquired his professional in the first
nedcal schools in EuDpe.
Doctor Haryey's Offices Division ST. Chatham
he be cnnsulted al all hOnfs
The herald., 1837-03-27

nR. VAN HAMBERTvS FEMALE RENOvATlNG
- PiLSFrom Germany efectua remedy or suppression,
euay and all where nature does not have her proper
regular NJ BThey not be Ia ken during
nancy they would produce abortion Sold by j. Hart
Of Broadway and Chambers 5, of Bowery and
Walkerst fs0 3ms
The herald., 1837-03-27

MEDICAL CAFtD.-Ibe study bestOwes ceLaIn
Ivl branch practice by Dr. GLOVER continues tsreceve the
confidence the public Those who affected with glees o
long standing and all diseases arising from inpuy Of the blood
and such otmced cases have the
ed do well 10 consult ham lns Office Ann the
Amecan Separate offices Py
vate eentra ds0rfrom the Museum
The herald., 1837-03-27

hOCTOR Ia AMCEIT, late SUTTON OF tre altA
- Reginentof the British Army merser oibe Royal College
cal College centsues s, todrec
o thoueatnert oftbe following diseases viz
venera in all its various Conorrhaa structures rrita
ton urohsa and bladder and all diseases arising the
abuse OF Of derangee ofthe ds
ab &c Person. who have injured themselves BY secretde
stnetive habit invited s call be had for
ereeva Of acoain disorder oce Faltos near
9rcepvsirh ao2.tf
The herald., 1837-03-27

- THIS celebrated and invaluable preparation, made BY Dr. J.
X Chabert strongly recommended wbe predis
posed 10 consumption and other local and chronic diseases of
and lungs how how
standing II has already attained the highest of
respectable members Of Che faculty well ofhs country
of England end anceand therefore, be prescribed with
entire confidence and safety all who labor under the
Affections il is intended to
No Rnnad lam DIN
The herald., 1837-03-27
pATENT IMPROVED MOTHEs' GAPsU-

expedition and certainty
80, to anv Other edcne Tor the cure IN ITCH il 40 Coz,
n;n in s speten that as never failed any one instance
hatever OF cccuay curing that dsagrecsbe disorder in one
night by application only though applied many thousands
IN the United States doe act contain the particle o Me
ey be applied with the greatest safety the mosf deli
ady during the endere infants One boz
cure f sown peron asd divided cures children For sale
/ msN by NATHANB GRAHAM
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
Fresh Arrival.

Stuart g. SMITH
HAVE just received, and are now open
ing, an assortment of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS,
adapted to the season, to wit:
Superior black Merinos,
do Silk Hhdkls (of various colors,) J
Fine Italian Sewing Silk, (assorsed)
Black Silk Velvet, IA beautiful arliclc,)
Thread-Laco and Edgings,
Black striped Chalis,
hIouEning Muslin, &c.
Together ,eiM rery fae assortment o.
Ladies' Fancy Dress EIandkerchicfs,s
Gloves, -
Hosiery, sc. &c
We have also on hand lot Of PALM
LEAF HATS.
Rodney, April Ii, 1897. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
Pta..1MtioM for NaEe.

Y INTENDING aGcr this year, to remove
Z my planting interest to tho river, | offer
or Sale the tract Of land on which now
reside, situated in Jefferson comfy, in the
Gulf Hills, - miles from Rodney and 10
from Port Gibson.
The tract contains upwards Of 1000
Acres Of the best quality Of Gulf Hill Land
about 500 Acres Of which are in high cult
yalion, is remarkably we'll watered, and is
considered ono the healthicst places in the
country.
h has upon It a good comfortable Dwell
ling IIouse,with fine never failing spring
convenient to il, and all tho necessary out
houses; quarter large enough to accom-
MEDIATE 40 hands,; Gin with 2 stands; a
Nil! separate from the Gin; Stable, sc.
If desirous, | will also sell the stocl,
which is tolcrabIy large;
FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
Lkcwisc,
A FEW FIRST-RATE HANDS.
Possession to be given aGer lho crop now
being planted shall he gathered.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are re-
qucsted to call upon me previous to the Isl
of Nav, about which time expect to leave
home.
J. d. COLEMAN.
March 4, 1887. G-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
ADMIVISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERS Of administration having
been granted to the undersigned, :.
siTe Honorable Probate Court of Jetf9rst n
County, at the Novcmher Term, 1886, oN
The estate Of Doctor EDWARD LEE, decd.
Notice is, therefore, hereby gircn to all per
SINS indebted to said estate to como forward.
without delay, and mako payment, and all
those having claims against the estate nrc
requested to present them within the linc
prescribed by law or they will he barred.
J.B. WARREN, Admir-.
Dec. 81, 1886. 46-ti
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TIE STORM.
An AFFECTING sr0Rv.

AN AFFECTING sEoRY
II was balny evening in juno, when
an anxious aud devoted wife sat before an
open window, which overlo,ked part oi i
heautifu bay that formed tho harbor Of The
seaport ii which She resided. Tier eye
had never rested on scene more lovely.
Tho pure blue shy without a cloud, and the
calm clear water sleeping beneath i ID is
loveliness, like tho haby 10y that was pill
lowed on hcfown fair breasl
But il was not The heaniy Of the scene
that made Il SO attractive % her Hers
was not the delighted gaze Of one whose toel
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
Yne 8. El1.r,e,ll,n,.r-

EP EG leave to inform the public that they
A-| are still in Rodney, and arc nov open
ing, a superior assortment Of
GOOnS, ..'. 4.
of every description, adapted to the season
and The market, viz: 's'.' A'''.l
Spring and Summer Clothing ''e @
Staple and fincy Dry Goods, of the latest
fashion and most tpprosol style,
HITS, Boots, Shoes and Slddlery,
Queens, Glass 4 Hardware, Cutlery, sc.
sc. &c. H. A.t ft y. r
They hayo likewise a large lot Of
COOP PAPzR
on h'nl, which ihey are anxieus 70 dispose
Of for cash only. II 9slal 49,, 80.
lIlving heretofore received a liberal
share ofpqtronagc; they feel dpsimus ol
having it continued, and glaranlec that oil
thoeo. who eenlIls in them shall not be dis
appointed.
Rhnoy, April II. 1887. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
NO TLCE.

TR. JAMES ]. COLLIER is adj
pointed agent to settle The, business
ia late Mrs. MARGAREFTA THERE,
sw MONTGOMERY viz: to receive and
ceipt accounts duo her and TO pay all ac-
onnis due by her.
Al SO
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
Dr. r. n. FOX.

"a OFFERS his services 10 the
inhabitants Of Rodney and It's VI
clnity, in the vuriHs branches 81
s48 his profession. Ills office IS Oh
Commerce street in The Drug Store Of Dr
Burbridge, where be win 1t all times Be
found when not TOTALLY engaged
May 9, 1897. l3-lf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
REMoT4L

THE Store Of Y0E g. DAVENPORT
has been removcdio the new bnilding late
ly erected BY George Overaker, ono door
below the southwest corner Of Commerce
street.
Rodney, April II, 1887. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
TAKE NOTICE.

HAVING sold my stock Of Drugs and
Medicines to Mcssrs. Il. G. Compton n Go.
must earnestly solicit all persons having
open accounts with me for the last and pre-
sent years, to come forward and close them.
GEORGE b. BAYLY.
October 25, 1886. 37-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11

iaaey, We are in that iatehegnum which
follows the destruction OF ancient empires,
aud that our seas uf forests are like the Lii
byian deserts, only the iombs Of civilized
generations that have passed away Oug
country has advanced wonderfully Ia lho
estimation Of the Europeans. tits no lORgag
booked upon as the lag end Of tho creation,
where the last efforts of the diviae architect
were slurred over with a careless aud hug.
ried hand. Europeans now seem anxious
who Of them, slllll claim the merit Of first
riSitiRg this eOntinent-not of discovering,
that belongs TO Asia, unless she herself,
was pcopIed from America. The copper
col0red and yellow races Of aborigines Of
the present day settled the question, so FAC
as regard the pretensions of the sandy-hnir'
ed, blue-eyed aud fiiF-skined Anglo Sax
ors; and the undoubted Asiatic aborigiHes
by Behring's Straits, and from the islands
of A.lstnlasiI being iDdisp,ntable, the
question reYerls to the position assumed by
some, whether an immensely populous and
highly civilized race, did not exist on our
continent anterior to the emigration from
China, Ilindoston, &c. The ruins Of Pal
ecqRe by their pyramidal monuments, cOlos-
sal statutes, and it is said Inscriptions, indl.
cate an Egyptian or Phenician origin. 1t IS
affirmed, however, that many of them pos
sess peculiar features which arc unlike
those Of any known. With reference to thg
Asiatic origin Of our abOrlgincs, the Llbra
does, ESquimlnux, Chippewa, those Of tho
Rocky Mountains, Columbia River, &c. iIl
tie north direct from China and kamschat-
ka, their exact resemblance to-day to the
people of those countries, puts the question
entirely to rost--ifwe did not nnd with thasc
Indians the same f'itbflI shaggy dog,whicii
the Klmskatcha people now use in sleisbs,
and similar fabrics, dress, war weaPohs,&e.
Whether these Indians, as is probable,
passed South aud occupied Mexico, we are
unable positively to stale. The abofigilos
of the West India Islands, Of Peru. and Of
Mexc,, whom Columbus, and afterwards
Cortcs and Pizlrro described to filve cxists
cd in such numbers, especially thDse Of the
tropical regions of South America,and about
the Isihmls of Dlrien, were in part, doubts
less from The Australasian islands Of the trd'
pical attitudes Of the Paciii", and this origirl
gives them copper hue, ,aqailine noses and
oval faces, compared with the light yellow
hue, high cheek bones, square faces, sQia1
noses and obliquo eyes of the Chinese Faces,
which latter, however, overrlnning tho
South, have dorbtless acquired darker
hue and corresponding change Of pllysiogs
nomy. The Greeks and Seulinolos it flos
rida, Alabama and Georgia, however, seem
to bear the former, or Malay and Hindoos
rather than the latter or Chinese physiOgno'
MY. Y. Star, t F4
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
April II, 1887.
COMPREHENSIVE.

----- n WI = q = I7It' n =
TEVlIE subscribers would respectfully in.
IA form their friends and the public that
they have entered into Coparlnershlp for
the purpose of transaeting the mercantile
business in the towns Of Rodney, Jefferson
county, and Sharon, Madison county, Mis-
sissippi,
The Business will he conducted in Rod
ney. under the firm Of Gritiing, Cafothers
81 Co. and in Sharon, under the firm q
Carothers, Grifiing, g. Go.
JASPER D. GRIFFING,
THOS. CAROTHERS,
KlNSNAN DIVINE,
CALEB 8. BROWN.
Dee. Is, 1875. 4l--tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11
Ma rch 4,1S37.

ACRES OF LIND.
AND rs NEGROES,
FOR SALE.
TIE subscribers propose selling fifteen
thousand acres very superior level
COTTON LANDS,
situated on the bank of navigation, entire
" free from inundation. Growth, highland
dogwood, rod-bud, sassalras, hickory, wal
mt, locust, boXclder, holly, gum, &c. and
very large cane.
ALSO,
75LTKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
now upon the Lnd Possession given i'm
mediafely. Credit / .. 2, ], 5, &, Z and
g years. For more parti nlIar description
of the above property, and Tor terms apply
to either of the owners.
G. GIBSON,
N. WILSON.
April IL, 1887. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-11

SPANISH Girls AT TaAvENO.- WheneTz
er was in picquet at tho hill top, used
to pass the time in observing the movement
Of the peasant girls employed in carrying
up hOds of mortar to the TedOubt. None
were above 20 years Of age, and sevGrtl Of
them slrkingly handsome, with fine olive
carnatiun complexion and largo sparkling
eyes, shaded by long, dark, and penciIled
eyebrows. II certainly moved my heart
to compassion to see them filling the hOds
with the delicate fngerss and toiIing up tha
steep ascent with a slow bat elastic step.
Nevertheless they appeared to work, and
aware Of the frullessnes Of resistance, subs
mittcd tO it with tie greatest .eheefulness,
ever an annon startling the mountain ech.
oes with merry Peals Of merry laughter.
Sometimes one would pause, and. rest
ing the hod ON he her knee, and booking up
with an mir of gOOd-humored vexation, say,
"Nucha trabaio, proprecita" (much work.
poor little thing,) until disturbed BY tho
clamerous demand ofthe Spanish sergeant
for barrO, barro (inortar. Occasionally,
after emptying their hods, two or thres
gathered together in knot, gossipping with
one another, or with the Spanisi soldiers at
work, and on the first approach of the start
off to their duty with the speed Of lightning
ioking him OH his severity as they pas.
sed. f.
AT sunset, when the bugle from tho
town sounded cessation OF labor; the sigs
nal was hailed with loud shouts Of delight.
that ulOcked the clarness Of the notes thai
noated up the valley and, and throwing
duwn their implements, they drted down
the mouttaR-side with screams Of laugtkcFy
playing such Joyous garnbOis by tic sido as
as were pleasure to behold.
[Twelye Months in the British Legion.
| HIsTORY or PoLAND.lThe Polish sirugs
gle for Independence which followed the
successful efforts of France TO throw of the
rule OF the Blurhons, is fresh in the memo
nv of our roaders. Their more than Spar
tan exploits excited the admiration Of the
world, and the finale, consisting Of the
scenes, and the heroic resistance at War
saw; thrilled every bosom with sympathy
and regret t'The world looked passvelY
but not coldl, on their fall" Driven from
their fresdes and the home Of their fathers,
the eouh(rymen Of Kosciusko suffered lRr,
iurics, The privalions, even more horrible
than those which attended their dauntless
struggle Many Of them sought an asylum
on our shores, but our soil adarsIed to too
many Of their most eminent men only q
grave to rest. They sunk under their.
/ nisIortunes. A large number emigrated
Il ID tile West, where, without money oT
means to cul.iyatetlge soil, they have sls1
fered beyond .he power efhnguase e De-
crhe. ~
II With view to assist this portion of lo
E sufferiog Poles, a liitlo work called the
4 ssIIistory Of Pollndn has been recently,
{ published. The price is 6xedat 3 asd
! he avaiti will DO appropriated u allaas3
! 10 above,
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The Western Express Mail has brought us slips
from ST. Louis to the 2lst and from Louisville
and Cincinnati, TO the 18th Of July
A Post Office has been established al Far West"
caldwell county, Missouri, W. w. Phelps, Post
master.
Six companies Of the lst Infantry arrived at St.
Louis the z0th from Prarie du Chen for Jefferson
Barracks.
Miss Meadows, the juvenile prodigy is playing in
ST. Louis
The notorious DR.. Williams has been unmarked in
Louisville. They make him out the footman Of some
English physician.
They in great trouble about their city charter in
Louisville Up to 1885 they got on quite smoothly,
when Judge Bib discovered that corporate gov
eminent was against the constitution Of Kentucky,
Ever since they cannot agree upon the best sort Of
chatter. Ii is proposed now to have a convention TO
instruct their representatives in the State Legislature
Nothing had been done in relation 10 the suspended
banks Of Ilhnose at the latest dates. They are un-
willing to legalize dishonesty in the Sucker State
Some rascaIi,y has been going on in Ohio, in the
payment Of the surplus over to the counties The
Franklin Bank of CINCINNATI, it seems, sold the spe.
ere Of the Government TO the Trust Company, and
the Treasurer OF the State coIluded with said bank
and took check on the Trust Company for 500 600
Several of the counties will not take payment in the
notes Of this Company but have sued the Treasurer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

here are The hermome ia Indicate the ROT enness ofe
banking system at present managed Who say that The
condition Of the last five States enviabe wonder
that we overtraded when furnished in alund
ance Trade, agriculture and ether portions human indus
try have advanced most rapidly in Ohio and the uaon
OF That state, in proportion TO specie basis only to
Look at Alabama Nothing could exceed prosperity one
time Plantations bought and od al 500 per acre.
negroes commanded $500 each Every body the high
road fortune The ground gave way. The circulation ex
ceeded the specie basis OF her banks Which ote
States will recover II does take Solomon 10 an
aad here have another proof Orleans win be
up and going ahead long before city, for simple
that her circulating medium is than
that Of ours Such Of the operations OF
banking.
This sute far from being OF difficulties yet The
arrangement with the Interior banks yet tested On Sa
urday the 22d instant there 81 100000 eountry
10 city Institutions This has not vet been redeem
ed W" there be no obstacle in the way. i there any safety
fund appy 10
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SATURDAY, July ~
one OF the most important branches OF internal s
'he Coal Trade IL perhaps only inferior in Importance
the aden our southern and northern staples Cotton
and Corn During the last years the Coal trade
W esraordnsry magnitude The rise 81 this trade in domes
TIC point view began with the discovery Of the Anthracite
mines Pennsylvania that period the principal trade
IN coal with England from which imported nearly all
the quantities consumed In large and seapos This
trade has undergone entire revolution Pennsylvania
and Virginia contain the great coal regions For the last
years. trade has been sero uy affected by branch OF
the evils which have swept the whole world Du-
ring the whole period that has elapsed since the coal regions
have been discovered this country has been constant
conflict bet~eenhe elements Of supply and demand which
this Gar from satisfactory adjustment ~ ever
The real condition ot the trade has seen mysfed by gno
avarce, monopoly, and graspng ambition shall be
ourduy hereafter The ntricacies and inrgues of
the coal trade and to take that position course that win be-
ne ultimately the great body Of consumers throughout the
country
Daring the year reprebensbe efforts have
been made by throw obstacles upon tradete
increase the priceo diminish the uppy-snd convert the
protecting duty unwely laid by Congress foreign coan-
extoron upon country They have at
tempted the country the hate mouope-ss
souththe existing msnope Of bread ssuHs
the norhbe banking msnopolss all the couny-or the
local monopolss ofesh provisions do New York.