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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

Botpie knipes.-We have the plea.
sure OF announcing the first convic-
ton which we are apprised of, under
the law passed last session of the Lee
glslature, prohibiting the exhibition Of
deadly weapons in a hostile manner.
AT the Circnit Court of ltawamba
county, few weeks since, Judge
Irotter presiding, an individual was
indicted and convicted of this offence.
lie was sentenced to six weeks i'm.
prlsonrdent, and also to pay a fine of
one hundred dollars and the costs Of
prosecution. This result reflects great
credit upon the peaceful and orderly
character and intelligencset gse I,eor
plo OF ltawafarlnge 2. east--the 81
inclined to think that alter sii6k ltrc=
buke, the wearcrs Of deadly weapons
will be rather cautious how they dis
play them, in that quarter Chicka-
sac Union (Poatotoc.)
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
NOTICE.

FILTERS Of administration d. Jonis
: ron, having been granted to the
on the estate Of William
Read decd. all persons having claims
/; against said estate are requested "a
BRING themtorward duly authenticated
J, y. the time prescribed BY law q
they will be forever barred, and those
are requested to come for.
ward and make immediate navment
JOHN G. HOLM IS, Ad'nr.
January 81, 1888. 36-6w M
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
NOTICE..

Il ETTERS of administration having
u A been granted to the UNDERSIGNED
by the Probate court of Madison county. on
the estate of Hugh Simpson deaceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons ha-
wing claims against said estate to present
them duly authenticated within the time
by law, OF they will be forey
or barred; and all persons indebted to the
said estate are requested to make immcdi-
ate payment.
ROBERT SIMPS IN, Ad'mr.
January 81, 1888 36-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

lat Of
!, Taken q "
~ mere
!. pgl. aleol b,
appraised II tsl
September a.
ia, Taken v y Is..''
,'o = Ia han'I, AZ
ls' u, 'ho''Ides vl'h Il
Sod at $50. - Y
Taken w BY 4
nut so'feI ios.s aI..' ! :
'na r' brand, ys,s,','
III 500.
-. taken Up by Jans,I.
bout SIX ysars Id, !,
few white !. hair, nk |, r.
hind feet white, uppr,;,'s
August 20, ls57.
Taken up BY IIasb
horse witha star iaIS, ~
10 hands high, eisht Nv, ~
sed at SIS. Also al,
old last spring, both Tsis
appraised at S45. NJ
Taken up by 1hona,
mule dark brown apD,s.
October 5, 1887.
Taken up by Isaac
rel horse heavy maass
l5a hands high, 70 yss,l
at $40. June q,
Taken up BY John
horse three white feet NJ
Is years old appraised II
Also a sorrel hors
old IA hands high thrsea
praised at $50.
Also a sorrel mare mds
appraised at $50.
June "a, 1887.
Taken up BY Hugh SanI
colored mule aboutfous III
brands or marks percsivaS
ed at SIS.
Also q bay mare mule /
branded with the letler
shoulder, appraiseda SID
July 8, 1887.
Taken up BY James I,
horse obout Is or l6 haaai
or II years old, one wbds
marked with gears onia
small white mark on thu
dfoop rumped, appralseda
May 81, 1887.
Taken up BY A D Id
brown horse mule, aboutll
Z years old, branded ohls
quarter with J A marked
ness and works well;apPd
June Is, 1887.
Taken up by John !. !
dark brown horse l5haht
peurs IuITavc ucrEliiched,
hairs in the forehead, abA!
black name and tail, apPlal
May 81 1887.
Taken up by Thomasl
a black horse eight yeas
hands high, appraised atl
Also a black mare niue
the left shoulderwith thek
years old, appraisedat u
Also a brown mare mug
old appraised at u doIls
May 20 1887.
Taken up BY Austia
bay horse six years oId III
in his face the right isa
hind foot white, about
appraised at $40
Taken up by Willis h
rel mare IA hands h|a
forehead appraised at s
October 81, 1885,
Taken up BY JOSEPH
horse about 5 years ola
with d small white ola 7
nostrils andhas the sp'la'
fore LEGS with black man
and PAGES appraisea. q
November %. S / !, I
Taken up BY he'su''|
black horse about seven
marks or brandsPel c e
at $50. ! ] hi
Taken up by Y ? ~ u
about 8 orlO years u
l sasn oy jay
Taken up By re1e;
rel mare with . b'azs
) years old, "A hands
I. 80 1oIlnrs. Also q x
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

,llat tl,,s vas one d the inest dlms'.
taous battles that has yei been Ought
IN Flor.la. It's said ihai Gen. Cen.
iry. III tho Missouri Volunteers Lieut.
Oh. Thomp,on, Lieut. Brooks, Lieut..
Center. CAPT. Van swearing three.
commissioned officer, II the Missouri
Volunteers, whose namcs arc not re-
collected. and Scrgi. Maj. Slayback.
arc among lho Killed. Tie whole
Of accompany H." u The Sixth lnlan
try. are SAID 10 have been killed, with
DE exception Of some seven OF eight
making o total Of eight officers killed,
and one hundred and forty rank and
file killed and wounded. OF the In.
dams onIy eight were found dead on
the field. though il IS said some forty
or fifty bodies had been dragged of.
The troops succeeded in bringing
away sixty ponies.
We understand that the troops had
been in pursuit Of the Indians, and
when they came up TO the spot where
;hey were concealed behind bushes
and in the tops Of trees, they were
received by a volIey from the savages
each shot killing or wounding its man
Col. Thompson fell at the first fire, a,
did most of those who were slain
II is said that the Indians fought Sc
desperately that it was doubtful at one
period of the engagement which
party would be compelled to give way
The force of the Indians was variously
estimated, and as they were in ambush
perhaps it would be impossible will
any certainty to tell.
From signs made in the sand, sup
posed to be by Alligator, and which
the interpreter Abraham had seen
the latter gives it as his opinion tina
the Indians intend to war to the death
A report reached Tampa Bay, OF
the first instant, that Brig. Gen. Mel
son, of the Georgia Volunteers, had al
engagement on the 26th of Decem
Der, at the Suwannee river, but the
result was not known. it is said tha'
Gen. Nelson's horse was shot under
him.
Forty prisoners arrived at Tampa
Bay on the first of January. They
will be sent to Fort Pike, which is
n depot Tor prisoners. U0bil, Adr.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
N()I'ICN

(, Allpersons !. having claims against
the e estate Of Sion Sanders decd. viii
c ca On VIM. =. Gillespie ESQ. of C !, i.
ton lor settlement. as he has the settling
q 'ne business Of said estate, and 81 :
sons y 70 brent the land, will ii.
VlNSON SANDERS 81 y Adn, -
MARY SAN DERS. Adm,tr;r
January 3l,l838. IN !; ss-.sw II \ : Il
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

We cannot but admire the very ex.
traordmary mildness and amiableness
Of the tone, adopted by the Hon. Mr..
Claiborne Of Mississippi in his late re-
marks in tho House upon the appli "a
ton of Messrs Prentiss and Word for
their seats. His gentle language con
trasts most marvellously with his fmi-
ebullitionsduring the extra session.
Has the pill, recently administered to
him by the people Of Mississippi, had
the effect to purge him ofhis bilea The
people are rough doctors, Mr.. Clai-
borne.--LouisoUle Journal.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

BY virtue q the above stated cases
to me directed shall expose to public
sale for cash at the Court House door
IN the town Of Canton on Monday the
18th day ofFebruary next the follow
ing property to wit. Six likely ne
groes: Jack, Billy, Maria, Nancy, Luz
c g and child, Nelly, and about 40
Bales of Cotton-levied on, and will
be sold to satisfy the above stated ca
ses. S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
Jan "a. 1888. 35-5t [pr fee $40
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI By the Probate
MADISON COUNTY. court of said Co
10 all persons interested in the lands
tencments, heredtaments and persona
estate of JAMES WALkER, deceased
Greeting:
" OU are hereby cited TO appear be-
IA fore the Probate Court of said
county, at a regular term thereof, to be
holden at the court House Of said coun-
Ito 1ii5Se 4th Monday Of M===s.ssz..,
l-A---'- .s-'---. arl~rT ,.,,t
have, why said court should not then or.
der and decree, that the lands. tenements
and Entertainments of said deceased be
sold, for the purpose of making a division
among the heirs.
WITNESS the Honorable THOMAS
SHAcKELFoRD, Judge of Probate Of
-, said county, the fourth Monday
LIS. of January, in the year Of our
nm Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight, and seal of said
court
Issued the Goth day of January, 1898
JOHN 7. CAMERON, Clerk
January 81, 1888. 36-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

SlIERlFFS SALE.
Thomas ]. Bankstonl On alias Fl IA ION
VS. bond to April
Aaron G. Hammock J Term 1888, in
and Guilford Griilin} Madison Cir
cult Court.
G. w. Moore use of
&c. VS. same court and
same and same term
Thomas Nunnery
VS. same court and
L. D. Williams
BY virtue Of the above stated cases
to me directed | shall expose topublic
sale for cash at the Court Housl door
in the town ofCanton on Monday the
9th day Of February next, a likely
negro man called Moses-levied on.
and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated cases.
S. M. FI.OURNOY, Sh'f.
Jan "a, 1888. 35-3t [pr fee Sc
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

Canada Acus, The intelligence
which we published Of an. attack on
Buffalo turns out to be incorrect Ii
was founded on some rumor caught al
by the writer and heralded for elect,
or originally started as a hoax. Tn,
der an other circumstances the inn
probability Of its truth would have
been apparent upon its face, but the
extreme excitement upon the frontier,
coupled with the daring outrage upon
the Caroline, tho constant alarms Of
the inhabitants Of Buffalo, md the re.
sponsiblc form in which the intelli-
gence appeared through different pa.
pers, gave il an air Of probability.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

Commander Of he Canadian Pat
ts.--Gen. Van Rensselaer, oe Alba.
ny, the same who led the American
charge upon Gen. Brock, at the battle
of Queenstown, in the late war. is the
commander Of the patriot force at
Navy Island. Van Rensselaer, is a
brave man can both stand and emit
fire like q flint, and besides has rather
too much forecast to connect himself
with desperate or utterly hopeless
cause. Fromhis position, we augur
very tavorably for the patriot cause.
IL, assitis said will take place, Gen.
Van Rensselaer, should dash into the
upper province, he will prove trou-
Iblesomo visitor, even to Governor
Head Natches. Free Trader.
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Il IL NiONR lIOIDS.

II lem ohlttiO1DS.
sEAY'S LINIAlENT.-No Fiction.-This
trasrdlnarv chemical composition, the result
of science, and the invention OF a celebrated medl
cal man, the introduce Of which to the public
was invested witt: the so!emnlty of deathbed
Request, has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining the correctness OF the lamented
DR. Gridlcy's last confession, that he dared not
die without giving TO poserity the beuelit of his
know ledge this subject" and he Therefore
b tqucahcd to his friend and attendant, Solomon
HAYS, the secret of his discovery.
Ii is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in country, first and most
certainly for the OF the Piles, and so extern
svriy and ciftcuuliy to battle creduiity, unca4
| where lis effects witnessed Externally in I'll
/ following complaints:
For Dropsy-Creating extraordinary absorpt
at once.
All Swellings-Redncing them in few hours
! Rhcumatisn-Acutc or Chrome, giving que.
| ease
Sore Throa,-Dy Cancers Ulcers or Coils.
| Group and Whoppmg Cough-Exltrno isy, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns Curing in .
few hours.
Sores and Ulccrs-Whcther fresh or nt =
standing, and fever sores
| lis operations upon adults and children in rr,!s,
ing rheumatic swel!Ings, ana loosening coughs t.!
tishness of the chest by relaxation OF the pnf.t
has been surprising beyond conception. j tt
common remark of those who have used it III tt.e
/ Piles, is i" Ii acts like charm"
I I'll Fill ES-lhe price, | is refunded TO ~ =
person who will use bottle OF Hays l.lujt,.r IL
tor The Piles, and return the empty bottle wrtt i
being cured, These the positive orders OF -
proprietor to the Agents. and out OF many lht..t,
sands sold, not has b en- unsuccessful.
/ W. might insert certificates Ia any length, al
prefer that lhoSe who sell the article, siio,s
hibil the orig inai 10 purchasers.
CAUTlON-None can he genuine whan' a
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my nan",
aad also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAY =.
Sold 4wholosac and rctail by COMSTOt h -
Co, New York, and Ivy one Druggist IN os,i'
town in the Uuion.
For sale by the Wholesale Agents, corner -,
Common " Tchoupituu!as street, and by NE
Apothecares generally. jose
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pF.IrTIFTI head Of linir is the grnndest or"a
~ mcnt BELONGING II the human frame. How sr'h@r
" the loss OF it changes the connie nn"ce, pnd rou
trrelv brings the appealRnce OF o'G age; Wh''nc
ses tnany reco ct being uncovered and sometimes
even 10 ehn. society avoid the tests and s1'efS {"
their acquaintance. the renaindero tier lives are con
scuuartlv spout ia refinement. In SHIRT. not even me
loss of property 6lls tine generous thinking VHth WIZ.
that neavv sinking Toocn does the loss OF rs na','
To all thes" nnrca ant circumstances, 'ld"@f
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from filling oft IN tlH
fstnrplicatiGn ard few bottles restores IT ngi'n. II
likewise produces eh'ows and WHISPERS; prevents we
nair turning gray, makes it curl hfantih',V' nun
frees from scur Numerous certificates ot me hrs
resnectahilitv in snpnott of the virtues of oldr"gea
Balm are shown by he propr'e'"rs.
NJ Read the iosowing:-
Robert Wharton Esq late Mayor of Pl'lnacph
has certified may he seen below, I" tne hiSh emu"
! Ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby cc'tjfy that We tGve used
the r DIN Of Hnnmba Uncovered by j. oldnuse h .;1
have found il highly servceahe not only rs preventive
against the falling of of hair hui also CERTAIN ies'or
WILLIAM TIL NTCNER, Senior
Methodist Minister in It George rtnrs"
No ST. North Fifth II.
JOHN p INGLIS, 33l Arch street.
q JOHN u THOMAS. NJ II, 1853 kacest
lOriN : Ft'REN ,lhl Spruce street.
IlJriu Nci'l'RDY .2t3 South ID st.
I1HN GARD, .ir 1913 Arch street.
1t il know that three of the above sgncr9 are nrr
than 80 years of nt @nd the others not less than "'
. [From the Mavur.l
Comnonw eal1h of I'rnts v1van'a {
Civ nt i'hddel has
T. Enhrri Wharton. Nnvor of said city OF PMod
shia do hereby certify That am well acquainted W.T.
Nessr4 T. lnslis john Fmei, aud Hugh Hnrd
hose slime t" Hho'e certtGe 't'
are gcutlrlc ot character and tespcctahji ~, ana
such full credit should he given 10 the sad reiIhcaie
I In witness VIII reof1 have hercunto sci my han
and caused the seal OF the city to he tiI%ed, III
IT,, ot y V RoBEE'T WHARTON, Mayor
y ObSElIf, that each bette ofthe Genuine Balm hi
/ splendid engraycd wrapper, which is represcnt'
-. =. = 4
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TO RENT,
FENHAT large and convenient three story warehouse
4 AT the corner of Commerce aud Notre Dam
street. Possession given on the st of November. Ap
ply to LAlEI N AMEluN",
oct23 II Commerce. st
VPARKER' S ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.
- OURNAi. of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
A B C + NJ, performed in the years 1888, '36 and
49, containing description of the geography, gs.
ology, climate aud productions, and the mum L.,
manners and customs of the natives; with Map
OF Oregon Territory, by Rev. Samuel Parker, A NJ,
The River and he Desert; Recollections of
the Rhonc aud tn. Ghartreuse; by Miss Pardoe,
author ofthe City Of Satan, &c. in vols.
The Robber, Tale, : the author OF Rlcholieu,
The Gypsy, Attiia; in ? '
The Two Flirs; or Ad, e~ture in Country
House, and other Tales, by Lady BIessin gon, l.
Bulwer, Mrs Norton, Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Captain Medwin, and others; in vols.
The Life ami Adventures of Nicholas Nlckle5y
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by Pun, No. l.
Just re eived and for sale by
BENJAMIN LEVY.
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.nNGIlSii FRENCH AND or-ANISIl ACAD.
ENN.

PREDECESSOR NORPHl ,assiSielh by gentle of
uroner qualifications and exp 'riruce has ops t,d
nm Acnlc,nv in III. brick building belonging 10 VIM.
brand Esq. adjoining the srran,a IN st; Charles
street, where Young gentlemen, we'll disposed VIII lie
ceivc a good education, ,.,
Mr. NJ suicits the cooperation Of his irl'nd7 and
those of education, enable hun 10 render TINS ins
tuition useful and permanent
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NIB. Bank Notes ne.'v executed.


uIT.;T received per late arrivals from New York,
\ t,b al &, sbionoble assortment IF HATS.
The subscriber would particularly call the attention
of the public to style beaver hats ct S''perl'l
finish, fine texture, rio an h~a"tu tuS re- also 10
fine nIan Russia hat of superior quality aud a'So
sr lendI article of silk hat, togrtt rr WITH general rs
sorment anufacu ed by himself, expressly Tor thl>
market wholesale and 70 tail
JW OSBORN, RI Gimp street.
NIB CITY and country dealers are invited to call.
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ORLEANS LITIIoGNAPEzZC OkE'4Ck
No. o., NagaXluc; tttet, opposite Tanks Alcn"e
a,NSTABliSliED for the execution OF maps, plans
H and drnwines merchants cncui,us business ant
address cards OF everv Descriptions funeral circulars ot
deep mourning paper, aothecary and druggists Labels
bank checks, druy receipts, &c printed aud "Nrc"l' II
f WILLIAM GKEENE
ND por,, Not,s ne .!y executed. NIL
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n Office TO THE PUBLIC-unl"undrd
N rurnors of the undersigned having sold out,
or discontinued his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,

rumors OF ane o n' sd ionr "s,,shsd '
or discontinued ms o'u M" s''ss ,r|nT
GARDEN SEED STORE,
No IS Custom h"Hsc Street.
Having been most l"'.S,,l"y 'rs n a.src his
interested PATHS an" the p"sc at rs~ ,ha, he
s ,,r,or stand to he furnished with ul and OK
tenx;ve snnnlv of all the standard kinds Of kitchen
or vegetable ,inrdcn Seeds, of the growth and mn
port of the present season, 1887.
Since the early part Of Septr'ahrr, he has re-
ceivcd ample supplies by the packet ships Weeks.
lurr k,niur,,y. and Arkansas, ali arrived IN short
passages direct from New YORK hv lhe '''Ss'S-
supp 90" l if Erni, Trr.x and Asnararus
Won u hultn ron.;vrJ ,.,vnir-s thereof nv
49, :,
WI ,,hor;hor hoos further 70 assure TIN. public
Inc SUBSCRIBER pes '''''" " ',l ,Iai ,o
at large 'ha' he 10 ~ .II,i' Li,,ds .t;rlr
nect anu "A''"'" - ~ ,,l as h, ,.var was
seeds, elner Whocs',' " 80 " $50
since his first establishment IN January 1879
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
filled at the lowest aud most reasonable rates. by
| The pound weight, and galson or bnslel measure
Catalogues, cthor in French or English, NAV
| always he obtoiucd on personal Application -
10y ., WIN SMITH
usual ~ ,o,, Saod Store 81 ,nstomhousc sire t.
| NOTE-A constant supply of Bird Seed, clt or
;~nd ar Main. nnlver,zcd SOUP; herbs and Shakers
Jrcd herts,-wi,h supply of peas and beans.
! ,oo,,, ,o1;, mod, of nov, ,,leot
X inst landed from steamer Gar, ami tor sale by
' ~ u DORSEY,
ser, 6 IA New icycH,
-I-,- - -1,-- IL -, ~ -i1-
'ENREASl ~ 40 h'>for sa o1,n MS u't' "",y
q So'oo fe'SnN '"''a ""' y,' j.; HIM. n;
checkA on me bans % i"n.'''", ''e" i' " ~
ent suns. APPLY at Tue ounce ~. q. uu,r AN
sept Exchange liet-l, st. IN : le2 :
o. KiClA orats" ana '7!% '.,1%u,
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LOUISIANA
7nrIrIIRE w A e q IL 0 o WI >

N d. NJ,
u7uJJaM r. CARNES, (f,rmerly of the firm OF
~ NM g. tnrnesl would respectfully inf nm his
trs,ds and the pubic that he is constantly RECEIVING
rom New YORK and Boston good assortment tn o Of f"a.
nitlrr such mahogany chairs s9as Tea as al-
eha"any and cherry tables of all description, ou,
rea"s. toilets seorearys writing desks, wardroh's OF
mahonanv and cherry wash stands, locking glasses
Nh Furniture packed for transportation win greo
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f AL 4, " IN ! Glt tLtj tiiINt,.
m p FREEMAN e. co. No 3 Magazine street,
j arc rrcci, ing thrr supplies p Fad aud Winter
Cotling and will contiuD" 10 receive shipments fe2"-
lnrIe win enable ri,eu, 10 supply rchents tf"t
tie county, at the shortest nu'irc; for sale wholesale
or retail, accommodating terms.
/
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KIJSTFON & ASplN ALL'S

kut>ll foN N A'Ni IN ALL -
COMPOUND TONIC MlArURE.-A speedy
~ and ce,t&iu euro for the Fever and Ague,
rcmitten, AMI intermittent tevers; prepared from
he original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
versal success 1882, by persons OF the highest
responsibility il this city, as stated n the annexed
certificates
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used III the above diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor OF
the rcclpe has been inauccd Ia offer ii 10 the pub
nc IN lis present form the hope that IT may h'
lhe means of relieving many ot those WHO are
Suffering under the scuurge OF Oul country. II Is
a medicine possessing great virtue, aud wien USED
according 10 the directions has never taIi3d OF
rti;ctiug IL cure, even in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder. 1t is moi at ati dtsasrccabI, nnc
persons OF the weakest stomach, ana children may
lake ii with impuntty. ilstreng>tcns the digestive
organs, creatus an appetite, and rdom requires
more than one OF in Obstinate cases, two bottles
to tf',et a cure. 'Fhere is neither mercury MOI
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
To the human constitutions. TnG proprict"rs ar'
so well convinced OF It's efficacy, thtt they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which has beer
| tnken in accordance with the directions aud hu
not effected perfect cure OF the fever y &g'tc
| A. OLIVER sole agent for New orleanS, Il
his wholesale and retail drug and medicine store
corner OF BienvilIe and Charfrcs streets.
For District Ageuci"s apply Ia
les T. W. SMITH, As Cont ct.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FASHION ABLE CLOTHING

TAYLOR & MADDEN,
No. "a Ghartre- street
HAVE n constant supply tf everv article pertaining
to neu,emen's Dress OF the latest style, at New York
prices ''V' :"
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PnRTRAIr PAINTING.

WHOLESALE TIN WARE NANUFACTpRi
* LOCKE 4 co. No. - Old lcvec, have NJ
store ,i their mauutuctarc, n large and "X-
tens,ye assortment of lin ware winch they invite deaf
ers in the trade to examine; al :" gao Coy per, "G@r
house ski ncrs; 5O do. Sugar Ladies'; " doh copper
sugar lamps: ~ Bath tubs. assorted SIZE; ~ gross
assorted sized Coffee Graigis.
n B-2oos of buildings covered with ENC c"pr'f
tin. Copper and tin cutters pat up on HE So f'ts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-08
BUSINESS CARDS.
~ X. 4 n, I'D. NeyvcOE aE,,

D,PER, auils, ste pens, ink, fAid, wniers sealing
4 Aax india rubber black sand, pouhcr' ana ',els
other article OF stationery of the very best quality con
s1autlv on hand a nd tor sale by
Mo " Stativu,.rs Hall, 70 Chartrea It.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-08

vzAyANa SEGANS-:ds bags Of green coffee land
I Ing rou sciIr Liberty, and -,UO lnss IN stor
ia, sale Nv ni.AI ER & TkIER,
augiI ~ ros tif.s street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-08

s1.MII,1 iIiIIS-74 hbIs canTassed Family Hams
u OF superior quality, landing trnn Itea,"hoat
Monan h. for sale by LAlEI AMEi,uNG.
ic26 II Soih"s'o' ''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-08

The Natchcz Freetradcr; Louisville Journal New
York Express Philadelphia Herald and Sentinel NoS
ton Atlas will please publish the above three tunes, "o
forward their accounts TO this oilce