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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

AMERICAN Us ENGLISH hAcHNERY.-The n. York
News mentions circumstance which shows that Amer
talent and industry have at length succeeded in con.
slrncting machinery Of very complicated nature in
style much supcrur 10 the French and English artisans
The brig Carroll which cleared n. York Friday last
for Alexandria (Egypt) is freghted with machinery of
American manufacture, and carries out company of
Americans, who have entered into arrangement with
an agent of the pacha OF Egypt for the establishment of
mills for hnsng rice and Tor the expression of oil from
cotton seed. Various attempts, it is said, have al.
ready been made, both by French and English
chanics, bring into operation mills of this descrip
ton; but through defects in The machinery, their
projects have invariably proved abortve. At length
of America and hence the present expedition has been
filled out, and happy 10 add with every prospect
of success-that is, if the practical skill of the engi
neers. and the science of the superintendent
sdered guarantees OF such result. The machinery is
from the West Point foundry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

Dr.. Bowdct, distinguished for his great attanmen,s
in the sciences Of pure and mixed mathematics died at
Boston Friday last after illness of several weeks
The Boston Daily Advertiser, says
"The death of this eminent will be felt in Anne
rica as national loss. His name identified with
the science of his native country and our national cha
racter with men Of science abroad is indebted 10 no
individual-wh the exception, perhaps, Of Dr. Frank
lin-so much as to him. Dr.. Bowdtch was born the
Goth of March, I775, Saem in the State of Massa-
flo
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March |

ESOR SALE-.Itrms ni:cnmcdl!ing The sus,cII11,
81 being determined 10 remove 10 The West, tiers f.,
sale his Houses and Lots in the Town Of Wen.wc,,S
Buckingham c. II } North Carolina, with t"o hual,5
ncres of land aj"nng-with 4 NEAT little farm, well
trnberrd suitable Tor building with an excellent xii
Cite in small distance Of town. The houses az a,,
and comfortable and with little repairing GnrlG bew
suited for public entertainment, as ii is within sy
Steps of the Cuurt huuse, ard an eSceln, spring within
sixty yards of the house Out houses o! al! descriptions
With small addition there m'ig ht be sixty or seven,
horses taken of, and there Is considerable call i;
another house be- opened for the public: and as e.,
DC nds on good water and uninterrupted ralln there a.
none tina, surpasses this FOR that blessing and ew l.,
can coElpare with it, JOSIAH ROBERTS
March ~ lU.-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

HDRlAMnow in fine healtl, and spirits, will oc.,,
Il my stables the present season. (Which has co..
,nruced and will terminate Isl Juy) and be lie, 10 u
United NUMBER Of mares Q0O) at One Hundred and F6'
Dollars cash, with one dollar to the groom in each
s,ancc-Any mare failing TO prove in toal will be en-
tied (my terms having been strictly complied WIKI -,
the next season gretls TO Pram if he remain in the S
should he be removed out OF it, then to such horsa
may occupy my stand. Mares will be well f,t wat
rain anay fodder, al crtg cents per day. an. ber'
they are removed M e1penSes must be paid Cor,si
servants boarded wihou. charge. M ACCOMMODATE.
for white servants Gentlemen prelrrr;ng such 10
their mares can procure hoard in The Ghorcct sr
cicn,ly contiguous the horses stand Lots and Me-,
bes are prepared both for barren mares and those h.
cults Every precanlipn will he taken to prevent scc
dents or escapes but no Liability for either.
For the performances OF this unrvalled horse and tina,
of his get that ran in England last season. reference
made to hantbs, which will be furnished any GEM.
man on application. My address is Richmond, Va
RO. &. Williamson
March ! ui-olwo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17
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% MAGAZINE STREET,
TENFnRJ u NS

NVN -OEIEANS.
EOSEPH kNETTIE, II Co.-import'rs OF Foreign
81 and Domestic Hardware are RECEIVING from l."
rome and the Atlantic Cities, direct from the Manuiac
turrrs an extensive assortment of Fancy and tiear,
Hardware comprising every article in the line "hlc
they offer low. ,5
Country Merchants and others are invited I" eau aio
examine ihcir stock which consists, in part, OF table
butchers pocket snddlers and straw knives plated @n'
Eritann tea spoons needles, pins hooks aud eyes sio
wells and spades, tOngs shoves, Tenders an4rohS' hr
,ania and aunnrl ware brushes, blank books and pu
per looing glasses, unvis, vices, screw plates, hand
alese aml nail hammers smiths bellows, AmeTcah all,
English blister, cast shear, German and crowley steel
puugh mouids trace, and log cham wacGlig !-ouiS
lana and gruhhing hoes Mattocks pick axes corn nn!
rrass scvthcs, Collins Kings mud Simmons chHppn'
axes, wrought, horse and cut nails, cotton and woe
cards coffee and corn ms,p 2nes and pl"i
els gauges, locks, sad, irons hooks aud
pistols shot, powder and liquor laks per
powder, tea, fish, brass aud bel! Metal
knob chest. trunk and pad ocks, bride
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

- Collection ei Coiloquai Phrases, ON every t"Pc NJ"
4 ce,s4ry n nintaa conversation, arranged pnHrr
hIr,rt keats. lt numerous remarks oh ihe l'ecu'h
,rn,,,, r;,np on, use of various words The w'I" :"
T;suosed a. con se.avt ae itot@ the aca,.h'H ~
.,,lr-ct t.ronnnc,oR of The ffcneh by 4 h"iH"F' I"
yev; edition, revised aud corrected ,.,
selection of ne hundred Of PeTrinS imhfs accom-
named with kew, containing the text literal anu nee
Translation arranged in such manner as I" POM ""'
4, difference between the French and English iloii'
SOL figured pronunciation OF the French "cG"r'is 10
h hcst French works extau the sblect. Tie whole
eei BY shert treatise OH the SOUNDS % .ie fEec
i,nounge compared with those of the English . e.,
Prououncing French Primer, or the Scholar ru,ile
1ihe accurate pronunciation and "'thn&faphy o. lne
French Lang, g. containing ITS elemehtS atforu''S "
sule - w AZ =, ,,n,,
+~''1 N-'''+'
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VoL.-VI No 1907

IN W. rtANts' CAhiUhlLE l-o 10Y
FeNiIS highly valuable medicine may be nn nu 81
n sale and retail at New ork prices, oil hI
VLANGk.I3 Camp street. .ua,,;ns dis
1t is confidently recommended for the ioiio~ns -.
Dyspepsia in all its ms; bilious anu
ctous ia every stage and dtgres; female Elm aoy
particularly the Incident to motheiS, a.
bus, fever and aene, incpient ccnsumpf;ahs " ;JJ;
lines, VII ther of the liver lungs hea iache " ~
ness loss of nppertie nervous treihors, inep'aI ~,
eliriutn trenens snas ode affection OF all k1hos' ~
ntism whether chronic iniiamlnatory; nervous VI
billions tevers, OF every variety; scroiua, SAT- ~,
and all bIotchrs bad hunors, and impure compei nn
Of The skin: re essuess night, snd daily lrrthp,y
and melancholy: the summer complaint, ana '"o..
no,s or diurrlma in grnwnpers ms; worms anu 'e
lencv with bad breath; chiorosis and pa phntons % w,
heart and head changes Of cnsle const'tnton anu lo
pare and disorganized constitutions IN either w,
which have not been pc manently relieved by an. o.
medicines sing lie trial of Dr w Evars' me''icnes IN
my of these cases. will produce such effects az wiz IN,
dcae their incompatible superiority, aud induce SUN
a OF them will insure a speedy and nnques'oAo
hn cure. Directions for accompany ing them'
NuGerous certificates ofcures Will be shown as iIon.
The length of the catalogue it is impossible to give tr
publicity through the medium of a newspaper. oh De
Evans catalogue ttereare upwards OF IS ,cO0i cassss
and in this city refer to many persons VINO nav
iecn iclieved, and in Instances ehtlfely cucu VI
long standing diseases, by DIR Evans Canon lie Ihis'
30 I'm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

SEARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAFrnousE
VI Customhousc street, opposite the po.t-otce.
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in New Y ork, and will keep constantly or
hand general assortment IF Marble Mantle Pieces
of superior workmanship, aud of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian, Italian Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tomhs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintels
marble facngs, hearls and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment
| brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at tn
shortest notice. They have first rate workmen t
| set the above work.
jcs JAMES KAN & STROUD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

I z RhiNTS, Oils, GLASS, BRUSHES, %c.-'ust
landing from ship Constitution, and for snle-viz :
iG.oG0tr Of rlass best quality, from SNi0 u 23A28;
$40 kegs white lead pure; $50 do green paint, i'll %
br kegs: doz nnaucdtins Tor scns;G000lb ithrage;
- doz splendid O0O0o ground brushes also oOocO aud
400 do; Eases crome green in POWDER superior article
do do Guns; ii large assortment of sash tools OF every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted - With all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and lrmniiv white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax gum arabic and large and choice as
of paints dry colors oil, turpen,inc, varnis,
&C., for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at tile lowest prices,
by MONDElIL,
a09 So t'umn at.
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i-lt4tl---rlN LsefI--NS ~ 81 -.
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IgHRuUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAfS'
From Mobile (Aiabar,a) to Augusta Geo
EANES Mobile every other day im'iiG,ia'e'y "tte'
4 the arrival Of the mail from New Orleans per u
Steamboat EMELIHx, i'ia,ely, coaches to fesaS"h
steamboats, tper Pensacols BAY st Rosa SOUND ana I"
taachie River and Bay) to Cedar Blu coaches 's's
via Mariana, Cl,atlIocc llee, (fown"rly Mount Nei
non cambridge, PIndcr'on; fia"t'ns'iiie ana ,"n
viHe, to Augusta. rassengtertak,ni us se;'' ~ W
bile is in no dat, ger of heag thrown out or losing DE-
preference by other conflicting iHterests as me fi"'
ia LINE is but on. concern, and un1er one coi,'
throughout and may rely wTru chaTM'ff upon
airvalat Augusta in time specified, through a'' NeA'
er and season, unless some most snoFseeH Eva"
torae should occur. The Great New Orleans MAJ
is carried y this The Agents tor aceo'hhlou"
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the sale ana m.e'
esrmly water navigation, the Time a'd atcoinme"a,o''
afford the Traveller speed certainty comso't "Mn P'eas
ing variety; connected it were with the ks'' hoao
Charleston, S G. aud the steam packets TO ne" fsf"
tity cers can rea III New York from Ne" orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs--Was'lington city in i2
From Chattahoocliee, Florida, we have brane
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, TO st N.;kS, "or
post coaches, also Branches irofn i."hi"S'hi,
one Silledgevillc, and Que TO N'aeon Sir Nv" nor
coaches S1CCN'oNo . eo'
AUGUSTA, 2Oth Jan. 1895,
Office AT Mansion House Mobile
| 'Distucv New Orleans to MOBILE, l'u hA''1
! SiDhlS ~ .NhSu9',
Augusta to Charleston, lob ;.
! Ch.rl. ,tun "a New York, gao- lSo
| Time, New Urlean t" Mobile, - ho1r'
| Mobile Augusta, 81
Auursta to Charleston, IL "
Charleston to New York, go 25s
Making i6S miles per day. or miles per h'' '',I
siye of all stopuagcs NOV ~ ".
\. r. | beg leave TO inform the public that I'll
bridges the Cl'aahooehe swamp aud Hard La,u
creek have Just been completed the general goNer
mnt IN. MY obstacles operating against this safe Al,
speed, route ATE thus happily removed; and have tn
pleasure ofe4 ;lng from travellers thai the e"ashes
ss drivers aud oath Of the first orders and US |" ~
water route from eseo, to Cedar Bluff, it is aini'
ted hv all who have PASSED ough il to be nnSnrpsse
imunveuics beauty and safety. The bridges ihrnoS
G, orsia have also been repaired. J NJ Z BAks.a
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Frst Judicial District

STATE OF LoUISIANA.-Eirst Judicial District
Court.
TUNHE. STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
1 these Presents shall come, Greeting
William Mackey having purchased at a sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans, the property
hereinafter described has applied to the clerk of this
court in whose office the deed of sale was recorded on
the 5h dav of Mai, A. d. 1885, for II monition adj
vertisement conformity to of the egisature of
the State OF Lous, ma entitled Gan act for the further
of titles to purchasers at judicial saes; APP
proved the 10Th day of March, 1881.
NOW, therefore, know yc and all persons interested
herein are hereby cited and admonished in the name
the State of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court, who up any right, title claim in and to
the property hereinafter described ill consequence OF any
innrmay in the order decree Judgment OF the court
under which the sale made, or any irregularlty or
Illegally in the appraisements and advertisements, in
time manner of SALE for other defect whatsn-
ever to show cause, within thirty days from the day
this moniton is first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale so made should not be confirmed and homoo
| gated.
| sh oresail the 23d day of April, A. ID. 1888 by
virtue of decree of this cot rendered on the ID day
of March, A. d, 1898, in silt entitled William Mackey
vs. samuel Bell No. 1885 of the docketot this court
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $a,}H0, cash
Description of Property given in the Judicial Con
veyan;r, VIZ:
certain lot OF ground together VITA all the build
ngs and mprovem 7nts thereon situated in the pars
| of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levee
Louisa Paul and Delord Streets designated by the NJ
9, on plan drawn by c. +. Zimpel Deputy surveyo
General, the 10th Decemher lS3 and dcposited a
plan No 10, in the book of plans OF Felix Gritna notar
public. Said lot measures % feet ii inches front C
New Ievee street, feet ii depth the side adjonin
lot No 8, and 80 feet inches aud lines in depth til
side adjoining the property now or lately, belonging
N Goodale and 10 feet II inches width in The rea
here ii fronts alley Of three feet nine inches
common to lots Nos 4, ), g., 7, and9.
Clerks Office, III Nav rs.
milo EVILS ror Clerk.
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NEW Music.

ct is the Hour; Is she not passing tGlr; VA ti'S
,mv ,:' neaeo"s Land; Tell not ms of broken Vows
love to dwell in the bo.ous Cell; We shall me"i 10
More; Come, o Come; Castlnets are gai'y ooT mIy
NJ. Low mi Bid; My light Brgnutine; Oh do NOT
say farewell jenny Jsnes; The Young Widow T ~
Of the Fishers Wife Rep"o my love 'o'n'I arc
s' en-, Stag hay for the Bottle; Anoi bon Ia ri,
shes /. Normmy, lair voricdA by l'@!llnI 9'iil so
~ f,,,, nocrn a Z,ira varied bv + lIuncn; Beau
,;st u" the ceelratcd opera La Nnrmn by elnn;
Tnr,e f,ynrie airs from tho opera rnrit'n "rr"gseh
| ,g,t f,rtI, FIts AMI Piano. i'invita'ion a Ia walls
sy; Il W., ,VeS.r; Z rswe Waltz by |. Ne,gnan
fi,&. at tjar,s;aItS Waltz by Stfan5, ionm "aln,
Gel ate fIyorit' tinnce; ne" sci OF "o'''''' ''
h'A y "~ 3 CtSEN'S
Piano Forte md Music Store.
ION 10 Camp street
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~ orspN ROUTE FOR NEW YORK,

NJ Travellers DESTROYS of taking the Florida route
lin Pensacola to he North, informed that frs rate
mats will constantly run from. hlohile t. Pensacola,
icnyin Slobe and Pensacola every other duy after the
Isl of NAV. Good stages will always he provided ny
the subscrberto be in readiness to take passengers from
Mobile in case of the failure Of the boats
Mr. ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Peu%a
,ola twica week kh 90 ly
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

L si.Et4 4 SJtFay & "a q NISaiV-s ESSStel.
NEW CITY, PENS tCoLh.
Fs1IIE subscriber havr. purchased the lease and fur
& nitre OF this we'll shown osuhli, hnent, from Mr.
Taylor, he late proprietor, will he ready to receive W.
tiers by the LIST OF April next
Numerous and costly improvements will he found in
the arrangements of The Mansion House. New and
more comnodUus bathing houses will be built and
warm b1ths will he provided at all hours. A stable
will he attached to the house, with good acconmUde
tons for horses and carriages. First rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire al moderate prices;
and sail and row boats with persons to manage them
for the use of visers. Billiards and other
usually found watering places, will also be furnished,
and so conducted as not 10 Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boardcrS. The wines and liquors will
he of the best quality, and to ul supply Of
ice cargo has already been ordered, which will arrive
about the LIST OF May.
I Mr. Frederick barnard, who formerly kept popular
hotel at Wgshing ton city, will condac this ho el for
the proprietor who, with such aid, confidently assures
the vlsers oflast year. and his friends generally, thai
they will receive evcry possible attention; and thereby
expects to give gen raj satisfaction.
| The local advantages OF til 5 house are too ell
known 10 need engt ened description here. Tn,
facts dat Pensacola is the largest naval stntlon of TIN
Ciovnmmcnt the general rendezvous OF the Gun squad
rom the saluby of It's climate refreshed constantly du
ting the summer months by the coolest iIee@eS from
rhe Gulf the beauty of the bay and the ncighhourn
island aud rivers; the abundance and decacy of III
Ssh with which the waters abound; aud lis proximt
to the best southern mnrkets give Pensacola the pre-
ference over all other places in these ATTITUDES, Ks
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats will ru between Pensacola ana Mo
bile and will AT all times he ellie take the passenger
, | from the New Orleans bouts.
NIB ARNOLD.
Pensacola Feb l5th, 1883.
Q57 Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for the
families can address the proprietor, AT Pensacola {
MIR Sewell + Taylor the former proprietor, at Sew D
leans.
References.
! II Sanford, Esq, MIR Cullum, Nictlpin, Esq, l.
ilibby, in Mob ls; 5 Taylor. p Rea, Esq, in Ne
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag, to receive communications fl
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For single gin Of so saws or more, with
enc Sc, of feeders, hands, Sc. Al 81 per
saw, $50 90
For ,l1 of 60 SAWS, wiki feeders, tsr ett6
80 per SAW, o9o w
For do Of 10 saws, with feeders, sc. Sc
Is per saw, SUI w
For do OF 20 SAWS, with feeders, &c. AT 81
so per saw, iau w
Extra teeth where dcsred, for feeders, supplied a
10 cents each; the number ct teeth beng about equal
o the number of SAWS One set OF feeders, II is con
si,ler.,l however, will wear out three sets OF
sows Extra saws supplied at SO cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered TO the agents OF
planters in any Of the port towns Of the cotton plan
ting States, the above prices, ihcagents paying TIC
freight OLA the sane from New York, and becoming re-
spooaile for the amount of the Gin. A Gin virgin
viii he sent with the tsins to put them UP where de
sired; the charges fer whose services Will be extra bu
moderate.
Iron running gear can also he ordered where desired
reasonable teyms bu, will be charged extra. Hors'
power, ofany description, can be furnished on llk
terms Small steam engines can nlse be ordered IL de
| sired.
| Its desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
thav should accompany them with their views in regar
| to the arrangemento saws, breasts, brushes, Nc
! is ft und they differ opinion. Some desire saws q
larger diameter thai others. This most common slz
| is or 10 inches; t some wish them II inches Som
wish 5 or rows brushes on an axle while others d
not want more THAI at most. Some wish SAWS with
or y teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or IL
/ w. UGH discrepancy, we prefer they should, q
the time of giving orders, furnish statement OF the
Wishes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in ever
particular Where it is lett TO our discretion, we sha
make them on the most modern and approved pa,
Az order can be executed from the time it is received
in the space of eight nine weeks, and the Gin in tn
time placed in the hands of the factor. To be in TIN
for the next CROP all orders ought to be in the hands
the manufacturers by the first middle OF May; exec
for plantations where they arelate in commencing
pick gin cotton.
n. b. The Patent Right, for any of the cettt
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
ms 6mos
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

- ,,,a'a , ,r, hr known laws Of Tlr, and is
M ' ,, ,,,,,,, >..le ARTICLES q, cr offer
undoubtedly one Of ,ne mos. ,ii"''
CIV ' p ; ,I =, lin. l. r,r,neL into r,ain
rcmNe"emee .niS lne''eIe sG
PMS. ne Wn'e pms W. 'utt', ~ @ ,; ,'
Phmehc ana WWf"t' Tue !Eho" .'''" '''''' ''''''
"EtH an" "0f"'r'Hc
F. A., 5-;;
Tie following extract Oh 'Ie SUBJECT 'S'fo' e N'"e''
nat, Journal; ,,,,,,>-,
NILES TOMATO hihiClNh.
The virtues of the Tomato, not only as a 'e''cn"s
vegetable Tor the table, but also as ine'ce' nave i9
, iI =. ssss -, Liljon o,,.luics which
" ,j L ri,,,lI, rx,r,clri or separated from
Wv i,'a ,,,,Itr ,;.uld lr iny,l,b. This has
Nv, ,s hilinu, eon;ry. 4 rge portion
Of a rom snyrcd iiyrs o. fom de-
w. VIZ ~ =, c ,,nl This is especially
ia!''''e.a ''e s"'' I ~, ., - Io so,,h If:
",1 ~ n,s, S 0,i,r,, in IT'S oprIalir,, and ley-
,,,,,,,;,ad co,jl be discovered for
n,,r!a;,,ts tI,ia ,turl lirutl be among
n , ~ ri,,' ,,I;,,,,,,s i, III. yo,i H.
The most e,9 eai, , n ',s ,"%,sa remedy for
VI rsi, soull induce theuyc Of II ma,
" u, 'q.c, S,.",s on the m"ncc Of another
~ =" ~ Il Ih;s Yet we NAV he permtcd 10
nolaaon ~ t ,,,i,;o hat Calomtl cannot be
cNP,cas ~ ~? L l,,,;,,r .,l;.c,s mon the sys-
used without 'lhr'""S anu '','9 81 , HE t,lyn
TEN, E:e'er Or less 'seoau's " In. Itt,;nn nfthe
ANU me iftH"Ve, VI ~ 10y ,Lf, tron, The We
patient. ~ suost'o'' 'oi UNA ~ =; ~; ,,ntrv
Sctnbie ki'sdohi Is a "eS"el'''' " };.;n,,1 i,
We oe0>e r., n ~, r, 49,, ,II lie assn,iates
with much labor and expense, as We understand, nave
sueeeeae! III oou,'''i s''e' ] hs,;iute
bic as, 1t is horen VIII 'e io''' al e''I' ,I;o
We have taken some pam" 10 ei,'!"r s''."S ~, IT,,
a,s @ ,., IT,, we'll satisfied ta, it will prove
mn vai.1,,remejy in billions complaints. SO far as
l,, L.,, f,i.io learn !; has uraaured tie desired
"" We nan - ''S W ,t",' ,,in,, o tLe liver,
procr,ns bilious discharges when needed end in some
instances breaking up fcNers with even more certainly
and in shorter time than calomel: FOR seh o' ,r"
headaches it has been found good remedy ,nos .
who have used it say that ii does produce the uen'-
t,ding effects of most other kinds of pugaNe medicines
that there IS no lncLtSeu ustr at' 'i he needed
use anu Mete '.s. uosea ~, W Nv, rssug and
tins operates without any un'Scf oi ue u.s. ~s,;on
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p-aDlK-lnn bbls Mess Prime and other descriptions
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References.

Il Sanford Esq, Mr. c Cullun1, Nc tIpin ESQ. 1t.
iEbbv in Mob le, 5 7 Taylor, Rea, Esq, in Nr>
PS-A lct,e, bag, to receive communications for
nerso,s ut the bove hotel, is placed at Geo Whitmans
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EcPPERAS-2O hbls, in store, tor sale by
G DORSEY,
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81 UGAR-50 hhls, prime article, for sale by
- G DORSEY;
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