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STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Court far the
- Far sh and City Of Ne" Orleans: present the
Hon. [ h,rcs Ainur4n, Judge, Dee. lah, 1885, No.
ll3 ., Isaac BAKER his creditors. Uron retding
filing the Petition and schedule ~ This case, it's or.ered
by the Court that mcrng OF the insoren creditors
Ito take place in open count the 9th day Of JaugHy
l343 at ~ o'c OK 4. NJ thea and tiere shew
why the said Isovcnt should NOT he discharged '.c."r
ding to law AMI III the meantime all proceedings ugulst
his person and property stayed 1t is further de-
creed that l.. tlwyn, Esq be appointed I" represent
The absent creditors, by ord2r Of the Court.
A.piiUr, Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patem Biscuit Bakcry-Haters and

No. 80, NToreau (near the pontctarr,iu Rail Rood,
Eliot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Riscuit
Sugnr, Butter, Midord and Water Crackers.
All the above articles are warranted to be of the
mrs quality, and 70 keep in any climate b,ing
CO npetcly kiln dried.
AIso,-kiln dried corn meal.
Orders left at G. w. Prichard and Taga,t Jr
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, viii receive
family use. ,5noy
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TESTIMONIALS
From \ II Ssl,nou. ESQ. + r :. Surgeon to tie
81 Thvnas Iins1,ilal and + &c ,tr.r IN ANATOMY
The trial which have made of yor preparation in
variety Of cases hoth made and female in its results have
moved So hphl, f,youl4,te tina, | do 70, hesitate in
rouomcup il one of the mos, valuable and eic.eious
remedies eIer offered to the public, and one in wlch
from c>ne,ic, &c can paca every reliance whilst il
does not uroduce the same unpleasant effects usually en-
perie,,cea from copaba
From q IL Ha, ward, VI S, Pysiciau 10 the ST
M.,Iebone Disjeusor,
take. great Measure. in adding my TESTIMONY to he
valuable uropnrilcs of YOUR urcInratio wishing YOU the
success yoa SO fully deserve in AN ample reward for the
aborand expense incurred, in bringing it to such COM
rletc perfection
From " d Cuoper r S, Surgeon to Guys Hes
,it.l
The uniform success Which has attended tho admins
cr.s your mc,ciue among my patients afflicted irh
The above diseases has fully satisfied me that has oly
to be known to he truly appreciated. MAY the Success
YOU SO well dcse y. anpiy and speetil, rra,y YOU io
YOUR valuable. pre,nntion
From S,r A Conner r RSpRCS &c &C.
Having heen Induced to try your Extract in several
ease, of Violent Gouollua which had hitherto atued
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ti>Ei' E". u Canp street. has Just received
from l'nndo1' per ship liger, ileoiy, Medium
hnf1i' super inFnI inlrrrl, toIulnler, utI double
elephant Drawing paper; Tinted RuN0I aud IWcrin.
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b'lSi u hpnu iTof} pnMr; mnSparrht iinrn rapcr;
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COLOURS. &c.. Sc.
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shades; Liquid Geld; 'iult aud silver Shells; Marble
aud tUnh Ink Slabs China Sauerrs China files 3, l.,
AMI > d''Smn+; Ivory, hAho2 ny, nnd him Pnettes:
i'nnnh brushes; best Ind-er f"rhh BRUSHES; fumah
kn'ycs dnsIc ni Sacwh'g foruOIips; Paper, Ica,h
er md Cork slunps; N'hintutc worries Il Cases
swan tluIll PenClis do blacks bic d..
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,tTArE OF LOUISIANA. First Jutictal Dis
,et H., 1" iI AZ ,a ON "1s OF er
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t ~ ~ Inrnsai tnr 4 / fr,rn ,,'i az H. - ,u
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in ms cnsc: If is nrd"rodhv The rnnr lint th, rrs
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w. 80 80, =, -, - ~ ~
1SThT DE Ia Louisiana ,our din Premi,
A,AD!sirict Judciare: Jeua', be oecen.tn" Prcsen
Pilonorabie a VI buchanan, Jlge Js9ob MatoSsy VS.
S9s cTenncIcrs-No l6,5So->ur motion de Ii Rollvert
ESQ avocat de luiorguc, syndIc das crcancers Dc
llushv"be, ct hnres avon ehtre un tnhicat dc diSfI
button en- cee atane,I est ordonne gu unc C5scnb'e'
DIES creancier' de mSolvnbe ct antres ntereS'es aft
de ia,re vor dams dix yours de la publication de ce
avis les 'nisous pour esqu'les led ablear ne serai
pas homoi"Guc Ct cohhrnle scion Ia lo ct les f'nd
distributes en- consequence. EXtlat drs minutes
7dec + LtBLAN Dep Greiher,
- TATE OF LOUISIdN1-First Judicial Dis
= trict Court Joba Nav Foster vs. His Creditors
and tn. creditors OF neErauX T. Foster. The credit
ors of John MAY Foster and of nrVcauh Foster mr.
hereby notified to appear in open court on Saturda
The I9th mStall ut 10 O'cpck a. M To shew Cause fan,
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AREN'T uY,s DYspprI. itXlR.

Dr. btrItt ~, tn Erhttast IT Engi4h lrg 'nn5 wa
nj on;non lla, nin ,-tcns of the diseases that affect
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used bv him with the most unprecedented success IN
his private and public practices for upwards OF forty
years for the removal Of he following discusses:
Loss ofuppetc, FIutuency, Dstenllon OF the Stoni-
ech Pain in the sid, ienvness Of the Head urd lnc-
nation to sleep, rrcguuriiy OF the Bowels and all
exist.
This medicine must not be numbe, ed among the host
of qunck nostrums fore the public as it Is the
snIa invention of tn, ualc aud most scientific surgeon
Europc ever produced, and the secret OF preparing It
was purchased by the agrnt for very large sum 1t is
ugresnole an pleasant to the Ia -te acts as mild "por
icu. always keeps The bowels free, npar's visof unu
strenr,n to til, SYSTEM and ceerluness to the mud
aud few bottles removes the most cntrmcd cases OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion and prevents return at any
IN Llrn ncrinl.
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COOPER RS LAST

EEOME As FOUND-by Cooper; sequel to Home
L ward Round.'
The Mildly new novel. in vols.
Napoleon Memoirs, or the Evenings at Ca'nbnceres
in . volumes.
Miss Nlitiorls Country Stori-s.
Peter Pilgrim, by DR.. Bird in vols.
Yankee Notions i'll vol
Womnnas she should be, by the Rev'i Wlnslow
Physicians Manual, by Robert Nude; anl other
novelties. JpiiSo n W,
moves cor 81 Ghalles S1onnlon
TENHt. subscriber, having received a commission us
Il Deputy Surveyor OF United States Lands, Tor this
State offers his services to the public to survey and
locate Lands in nny part OF louisiana
As heretofore all operations, either OF Surveying or
Civil Engineering, such agnmens, surveys, plans
drawings gs Profles, calculations OF excavation
embanEment content OF walls, sc. either IN t.'wn ur
country, Vii be promptly unl faithfully attended to;
Charges reasonable and terms cash Once % ha
= inc street, in Bnnks Arcade. ,.
g2 ll-1aT-jn FRED "lLhiHSO1S'
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rrnovGu IN FIVE AND HAIR DAYS,

IHhCEGH IN 1--WE AND A HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Aiab;ima) to Augusta 'GccJ
n EANrS Mobile every o,eT dan, Immediately st,i
the arrival OF the maj. from New Orlcans, per the
steamboat EMELINE }lakcly coaches to Pensacoir
steamboats, er Pensacola iiar, St Rosa sound and Ghoe'
t.lcu Ri cr and llavl 10 Cedar h!nn coaches theHc,
via Mariana, ClattahnGchee, formerly Mount Yer
non, }ainb 'tlge, fderlon ilawhimsHIle and Louis
vile, to Augusta passenger takin his seat at Mo-
bile is in no danser OF heing thrown out or losing his
preference by Uer conflicting Interests as lie FitR
DA. LINE IS but ont concern, and under one Co tie
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival a; Augusta III true specified, through all wealth
cr and al ANY season, unless unforeseen c,ts.
ilopIlc sould ocrur. Tie Great New Orleans MAJ
is carried this route. The Agents for accouhIosA
ton, Teams, Coaches aud Drivers not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roats, the safe and ter
estms water ayisaton, the time and accommodation,
afford the traveller speed, ccrtal, comfort, aud pleas
ug variety; connected as it with the Rail Road
Cm,lcst0n S. c. aud the ste,m packets TO New lsrk,
travellers can rea N New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN IL DAys'--Washir- ton cit, i'll -.
From Chtt,ahoochce, Florida, have Braue
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, To ST Marks, hor
post coaches, also tive branches from liawkiusvIlli
one to Aletge,illc and one to Macon light two hor:
coaches. SIOGh TONS & co.
ArGrsrA, eo,h Jan. 1855
Office al Mansion House Mobile
-Nsilnc.., New Orleans to MOBILE, 1870 milo
Mobile to Augusta Siu %
Augusta 10 Charleston, l5d g
Charleston to New York, $50 1870
Time, New oriean 10 Mobile, rs hours
Mobile to Augusta 81 &C
Augusta to Charleston, IL %
Charleston to New YORK, ST. 25s
AiuIng l6s miles per day. orr mites per hour nclr
sive OF all siCi,i,as"5. Ley 10
~ Il. beg leave 10 i,@orm the l,blic thu, III
bridges over the Clatahooehc swamp and Hard Lubu
creek have gust been completed the general govern
mcut, Oh MY obstacles operating against this safe an
speedy route Tins happily rrnnNed; and have tia
pleasure oie. mg from travellers tn, the coaches, hor
4 ,,,it Al,
water route from .nsac0, to Cedar Bluff, is admit
ted Ivy all who i,y@ passed through it to he nnsuipasse
iuuoNclcs beauty snd safety. The bridges rhrouS
Georgia have also byenrrEaIcd NJ BAKER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

IN tW PoRk q BEEF-20 bbs mess, and 40 bbl
~ prime Pork; % bbls prime Beef for snc by
;. G DORSEY,
~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

sFLoUR-l0O0 barrels landing in store, and for
sue ~ G. DORSEY.
ulo a. New eve
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

.,,. sEtALdAS-3f sLlS'1iIIAAisX
1 , ; .,,, .,i.a '''s"
il n ry ,, mos, ~, ,;r, ,;, ~; , i ,hn ''','
FmnNiu, upon the rail- I'd, one mile from lie SI1sis
sii,pi.
The huilding is large mostcommodiouslv divilo,
ana i" ue'eht diseases
G , nr E Ipi ".,'i III" "'"aa fhl'T' nn'
r;o" nonnrn ,n|nngrs ''' '"
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at five dol
lars per day, incIudin, Attendance, &c
Terms in the ordinary wards, two dollars per day
Slaves also Two dollars. Small Pox IN the ordinary
wards, fNe dollars: .....-
III c'ii, ~ Wnh,o
,nIieotnn nr n,niss,on nn.t be maJ, "r IN Dr {!
lnZemherg. No II Rannarr street. aplgIv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

YstURKS ISLAND SAILS 800 bushels Turbs
Salt landing from borl; BoNenia and for sale lay
LLFi II GALE,
nnvNO 90 t,nMmMn 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

* ERSEYS-76 bales Kerseys,
AA Oils barrels Tanners Oil
~ casks winter Oil,
40 casks full strained do
CANDLES-3O0 boxes Sperm Candles for
sale by + n r Al ~ "
d7 "a C,
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~ AlhS-7OO kegs Nails, assorted sizes for sale bv
4S do ADAMS " WHITALL, 81 Grnyicr 81
st'UN9S-cMississippi Funds token at 7, Front Lee
wee, for Groceries, liz "
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LOUISIANA INSTlTurE

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
gums institution for the education OF Young gentle
mon will go into operation on the first Of Octo-
hrr IN the basement story If the Methodist Church,
corl~r OF CnroneleI and poydras, under the direction
OF Inc Undersigned who has occupied the chair Of
mathematics in several COLLEGES of lie ncrri and who
sHgradHne oone Of the most celebrated universities
OF Europe.
me course of studiest, he pursued in this seminary
"lil be comprehended IN the following divisions, VIZ
l. The Euglish department, embracing ali the
branches ola thorough and accomplished English cd
urRtiun.
2 The classicel Department. comprehending the
Latin and Greet, languages.
The department o. modern languages, in which
viii be taught he.'rench, Spanish und German lana
guHgns.
L. ! he mHthcnrtc nnd phi'osoph al department
experimenting Algebra, heomotry, the two Trig0nom-
eine9 with Their prialicut application Suvevin :,
Navigation, hoonnny, &c. Natural Philosophy uld
Chemistry illustrated by appropriate experiments.
IL Evening Glasses in the Modern Languages y,
be formed and at ended TO from the lst Octonar
IlADDERhlANN, A NJ.
REFERENCES:
J GIBSON ESQ,
Rev President SHANNON, Louisiana College,
Jackson.
DIR G LTZENBERG,
l. DUNCAN ESQ,
NICHOLSON Esq New Orleans.
sep2j-lS3t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

NO o I flNt T.cVTC Il
NB-Bu , brls at II time emily be delivered TO
one steam boat, until getu farther supply which
will bu III a lev days.
,I,,G & CO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

a CARD.
~ RS. JONES, Professor of singing the Gu;.or
4'a aud Piano forte, begs to announce her arrival
rom Glasgow, and from several years practice in Edjn
nurSh ara hiasso" she fatters herself that her sys-
lein 81 instruction viii give satisfaction 10 pu oils
'.S'mlonas us to capnbility, &c can be shown on
Application to Mrs. MiIlards, II Royal street
d2--lm
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NEW BoOKS--Nupo,eons MISUNDERSTANDING,
y With Prime, amhuceres, by b mon Ian .on in >
vols; he MILDLY, scenes from the lie of Edward
iaSGees, in vols; ParIeys Chris mas Tales for 1889
raey CHRISTMAS Ont for 1882 just received and for
ale by McKEAN,
de 10 corner of e. mn (, Cnn,n,o,, ,,
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II CASEY, No. 10 Cuwp street, has Just received
u So from London, per slip eer, DeoY, Medium
loyal. super Rovnl, Imperial, Cnlumbrr, utA double
elephant Nrwlng paper rmtal Royal aud Iurcpiu
do. iumbrlls l"mdun boards nin and Tin ed
Bust bond Ivory paper; Transported Horn rapcr
cold aud Silver paper Cold borders, hjta aud Color
NH ik1mtA M or
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Pensacola, Feb. l5th, 1898.
u Gentlemen wishing > engage rooms for their
families can address Nae proprietor, at Pensacola,
leans,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

1 OMBARD cos Boston and New Orleans
4 = Lii of Packet Ships.-Thls new line of ships
has been expressly built to run between the above
ports, and will be found of suitable draft of water:
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
VIII De made to give general salts action, The
amnL4snl ut.tl a. -.L.. IL
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-22

CURIOUS LETTER.--A Richmond paper
gives the following as copy ola letter
from a gentleman in that city, written
soon after the late fire there, toi his wife in
the country:
my Dear Wife: The late conhagration
in this city has thrown me into such ads
confederation, that ] cannot pursue my
avocaiion with the deliberation and make
that preparation which would be necessary
for your transportation from your present
location to our own habtation. So, with
some consideration, and much commissera-
lion for my visitation until further Motif
cation, which, without mystiiication shall
in my estimation be in daily expectation,
until full consummation of that happy
salutalion which you know my alteration
of your dear preservation and complete
restoration compelled this long separation
and great botheration. Without affection,
but with much true devotion your own"
ANTI-NoTIoN."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-22
FEMALE CoURTsHIp.

Two or three looks when your swain wants. kiss
Two or three noes when he bids you say yes;
Two or three smiles when you utter the no;
Two or three frowns, ifhe offer to go;
Two or three speeches. like "ah go away"
Two or three times you must hold him to stay
Two or three laughs, when astray for small chat
Two or three tears, tho you can't tell for what
Two or three letters, when VOWS are begun
Two or three quarrels before you are done;
Two or three meetings to walk here and there
Two or three nights to the play house repair;
Two or three dances TO make you jocosei
Two or three hours in a corner set close;
Two or three starts when he bids you elope;
Two or three glances to initiate hope;
Two or three pauses before you be woni
Two or three signs when you've wasted your tears
Two or three hens when the chaplain appears
Two or three squeezes when the handsgivna"
Two or three coughs, when you come to obey
Two or three curt 'sey's when marriage is over
Two or three honey's dscoursing your lover;
Two or three steps tow ards the bedchamberrun
Two or three kisses when asked for but one.
Two or three lasses may have by these rhymes
Two or three little ones two or three times!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-22
PR OSPECTUS
for publishing
The Laws of mississippi.

AW, being the rule of action
~ cribed by the supreme power o F, i
STATE, commanding what is right, and n ,ne
hlbltlng what is wrong, general acou p;O'
lance with its provisions is desirohIa a'.l-
the scholar, the legislator, the planter .H %
mechanic, as we'll as the lawyer bv nro Snu
sion. All classes of society, in ren,,In s-
can government. like our own, depenrd tU,,'
for the perpetuity of its institutions aIanS'
on an enlightened public sentimen, ~
cure some knowledge of the legal ena -.
ments, upon which their lives, their liz
critics, and their fortunes, depend.
The laws Of Mississippi, of "a general !.
ture, as enacted by her successive legiSa
lures, lie scattered in numerous yoSmaa
buried under mass Of private acts, Of II
portance to those alone who are Direct,
interested in their provisions, and offeuns
by their bulk, and the want of arrangemer,
an almost insuperabe barrier to that CEN
eral dissemination of their contents' n.
mongst the great mass ofthe people, which
their Importance would seem to require.
To collect and arrange all the laws of
general nature, now in force, in this State,
under their appropriate titles, together
with suitable digested index, and SUPER.
intending, in person, the completion ofthe
work, until ready for delivery, will be
labor of no small magnitude. The sun.
port and patronage of the intelligent Cit.
aens ofthis great State, | feel confident,
viii not be withheld from aiding in the &C.
complishment of work which will more
widely discriminate a knowledge of our
institutions, and the wisdom on which thew
are based. L. ]. FOX ALDEN.
Jackson, Mss, February 1888.
0rF The work will be published in two
royal octave volumes, comprising from
five to seven hundred pages, containing
all after the enacting clause, rerbatim, Of
every law now in force, of general ma
ture, together with a reference to the
pamphlet laws. digesled index ofthe
contents of the volumes, will be appended,
bringing at once to the view a condensed
statement of the standing law, under its
distinct and appropriate title.
TERMS will be-to subscribers, five
dollars per volume, bound and lettered,
payable on delivery.
The work will, if sufficient encourage
ment is Obtained, be ready for delivery by
the lst of January, 1899.
T. J. FOX ALDEN.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-22

Intellectual attempt al Sey-desiruction,---
Monday night young lady, who resides in
Reede street, made desperate attempt TO
destroy herself, by swallowing a large dose
.or laudanum. As soon as her friends dis
covered the state ofapahy she was sink
ing into, they called in DR.. Bostwick, who,
by timely application Of the stomach
pump, disodged the poison and left his
patient in fate way of recovery. a low
ness ofspiritsis the only cause which can
be assigned by her friends for the attempt,
and the lady herself maintains the most
imperturbabIe silence on the subject, mere
ly saying, "that all ofus have our troubles
as we'll as herseIf"-N Y. Herald.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-22

LARGE PoTAToE--We were shown
yesterday by Doctor Duer, a potatoe dug
on his plantation on the banks orthe river,
which weighed six pounds, and deserves to
be called vegetable mammoth. We also
weighed others, each Of which was as
heavy as three pounds and three quarters.
The Doctor informed US that he had planted
eight potatoes weighing each about three
pounds, the vines Of which planted again,
having produced about fifty barrels, the
most Of them excellent potatoes. This
shows the benefit of choosing seed, and also
proves the river land to be equal i not SUI
perior TO any other, in the production of
esculents. -Baton Rouge Gazette.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-22

STRONG FACTS IN REGARD TO HORSE RACING.
A writer in the Louisville City Gazette,
thus tersely presents this mater:
"Races, it is said, improve the breed Of
horses. And what if they did, ifthey de-
grade the breed of men. But doubt the
truth Of this position Some few startling
or stubborn facts are on the other side.
never heard ofraces in Arabia, yet the besl
horses and the best blood in the world are
there. The great racing stock of England
and America came from the blood of the
Godolphin Arabian. There are no races
in Now England, yet the New England
horses are worth in this country from fifty
TO hundred per cent. more than the South
ern horses for the plough, dray, saddle,
stage coach or gin in New England, would
bring under the hammer, far higher prices
in racing sections Of the country, than
their own horses. Racing only improves
the breed Of race horses, was told in
Virginia, by the stage drivers, that their
best horses were brought from Vermont
and New Hampshire, the Green Mountain
horses are the best in the country fol
symmetry, strength, heetness and endur-
ance. Yet there is no racingin New Eng
land. Racing then is surely not essenua
to make good horses"