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MONTAGIlEtS

81 In ron THE TEETH.
reputation and constal incfea ms
n demand for this co, tual remedy OF pain and pre-
SENTATIVE of the teeth has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been nude to supply agents in nil the principal cite
and towns IN thc United States so TO place it hi
me reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this mos
harussing Of all aches, Fonth-aclle.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, 1t has never failed TO afford immediate and
munen relief. 1t also the decay IN dcfectiv-
teeth, and relieves that soreness hich so Frequently
renders n strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are simple, Innocent not unpleasant; and
inc large number OF persons in different sections of tn
country, that have already experienced such delightful
ana sanitary effects from the of the Balm are ready
to bear ior the public good) their testimony to its I'M
r!Vaed Qualities. 1t is Indian remedy obtained
sinS4lary and unexpectedly and ma. be regarded b.,
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
redman Of the woods
Pice 81 Yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
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JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Ir 5 Cor Common a,l FeIanitonlns -,

EW B0OkS-Naval Sketch Book, Oh, the Service
AH"at and ashore With characteristic reminiscent
Ges, fragments and opinions. BY the author of
Tales OF II Tnr &c. second series, in vols.
Random tcea.lections of thR House of Commons
rom the year 1880 the close OF 1885 inc lu6ius peyso
y, Just received and for sale by w McKEAN
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"a ARDS Vegetable Hair OIL, for Tie restoration
w and growth Of Hair, giving health and beauty and
reyentng badness.
Before this Hair Oil was offered to the pnhlic it had
seen tried in hundreds Of eases of badness nness and
FALLING off Of tile hair and nevery instance its saunry
effects have been realised 1t has failed to produce
a and beautiful growth of haiI hends already
bald In where il becomes dry and TO grow
tiis Oil viii ner il healthy, and produce
rapid and beautiful growth of hair without the least
injury 10 the head. This Oil gives agreeable fra.
GRANGE and preferable any other ir Oil for per
inning, curling and Guessing the hair. The h ir
net beco &c dry after 1sirg it For sale at
~ "a 4E7 rect.
EEs & D'LANGE,
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hCoN SloES-36 casks Cincinnati smoS
N'"nlinS from 'lr steamboat Ecno anu tor sa,a -,
BoGERr u uAWF
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NOTiCE.-Thce wner of several packages merchan
Y die marked Madame v Artiquencaye. per shin
Groton, from New York, is hereby not fed thar tbstp
have been stored by STETSON, AVERY & co.
MI Consgnees "Grotou.'
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saleby JARVIS Il ANDREWS.
itk 10 Gmn IN alI Fcha sit,uIa -,

Recommended 10y the Medical Faculty.
EIL TIERS Efervescent Magnetism Apcrient-Fnr
dyspepsia or indigestion, nervous lcbllit,, gddi.
fss, headache, aci3y ot the st.lnach, habiua cos
tyeness cutanenns diseases, govt gravel Ne and much
valued as a gentle, cooling purgative.
This desirable preparation has received the patron
age OF many eminent members of the prof and
from discerning public many respectable and unssIi
cited testimonials fits efficacy as medicine have been
elected. With all the pleasing qualities of glass oi
seda water tpossesses the active meciea properties
10 The palate, and gratefut til stomach.
IMPORTANT CAUTlON-The increasing repu,,
tiOn and great demand for Buffers .cryesec1; Niras
sian Aperenf, has been nducement for Others S Of
fer an imitation of this valuable med cine Purchasers
are particularly warned OF this fact that they nlay be
OH their guard, and NOT procure impure articIe.
The public respectfully ntor ed that the subscr
hers are constantly supplied with the original and re-
nuine preparations. For sale who esale a retail.
SICKLES II co. Agents
mi5 40 Calnl street, o.
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r,n,,o,,,, PlNNoCk'S ROME, sc.


e1NNoCli'S IMPROVED EDITION OF nv
uoidsmlths Ahr:dgncnt of the History of Rome
70 which IS prehxed an Introduction to the Study n
roman History, and great variety of valuable infor
I,aton added throughout the work, on the Manners
nra,,n und Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
,"nS G posiopheol and historical Notes; and q,les
IONS Tor examination at the end of each section II
!iSned with thirty engravings wood, by Atheron
ilNSGok improved Edition of DIR Gollsmiths History
3l Engand from the Invasion of julius Caesar IN tL,
death of George 3D. with continuation to The ~ ven
LOT WITH questions for examination at the end O
.ach secuo3. BESIDES variety of valuable informa
uoh adoed Throughout, the work. Consisting of tabIe
81 contemporary sovereigns and eminent persons
G t;cI explanatory notes. Remarks on tile roll
tcss manners and literature of the are An outper
ugs ~ ""y ehS'l |
"of5 ELEMENTS OF ASTRONOMY, and an Aorilpme,
oi heith New Treatise on the Use of Globes NJ.
american sstltlen, with additions and improvement,
ana an eHplaton q 1Re astronomical sarr af rio AZ
rlcan Almanac. F' vi 'iie Am
Jpst received and for sale BY WNI N,1,r,,,
nv - corner oil Camp and Common AZ.
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DEAFNESS.
A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness,
N (caed the Ear Irunpet) has Just been received
by the USE OF which, the slightest articulation of The bn
man voice is distinctly conveyed to the ear ANY one
who has ever been obliged converse with very dea
person. must be fully ble of the officially and am
barassment experienced both hy themselves and the in
,ivInas 50 unfortunately afflicted BY the use of tia
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely alviated, The
most scepuca have always andoned their doubts
having used the Trumfet. For sale at '''0'
TF GUIONS
Fancy store, corner Of Common and 81 Chnrlss s,r -,
nl.r The Exchluss Hotel. ,aI ~ Us
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

MAIL ARRANGEMENT
Nor,s,-s H,9 Due Every Day at l2
-'0' "e' " -''''''} Closes Every dhy at 10J Am
We.,erv Mini Due every Sunday, Wednesday at,
h m ea ,ca, o III He Friday, by 5, p. NJ
~ Wag, ~ Closes every Monday, Wetlncsds
e'"S'' and Saturday, by Q, P. NJ.
7,bs oho ,y,y Dac every Tuesday, Thursday. nm
" u; N"" Saturday by r. M.
Cioses every Monday, Wedhesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&C OF ,he Express Mail, bctw",u MOBILE and New
nnorkyleavins Mobile daily at P. NJ. Northwar
I've" ORR daily at p. NJ Southwark.
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NJ, 1905 143 h. or Sd 25A
Northwnrd Coming Southwark, the time is six hours
less; being 5 days and II hours

Ten DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY from 1863 Carondele corner Of Hcvia
seen the next morning in Psydras street. negro boy
named CHARLES, about II years of age, pnd fec
Or Whereabouts in height black, and has an inped
eit IN ms Speech one of his legs is sore,
by arecent hurt, he had on when he went away wh,s
cotton or linen shirt ana white cos,on pantaoons
Masters OF 7essels and steafa boats ave cautioned a
gahs receiving or harhorng sad negrot well ala
enforced against them The above reward will be paid
delivering him into my of the ails Of either OF tho
municipalities, at 1863 Carondelet, of Hevi.
e.ccet. sept
NOTICE-1hc copartnership heretofore ,,x;s,n,
!. under the firm of Dubois Il Garretson has beeu
aissolvef The subscriber will lquidse the affairs o
.e concern IN this city, and requires all persons ineo
ed TO mike payment to him only and all ,bose hayine
claims, to present them torsettlencnt.
ang al II GARRETSON
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EeAGGING AND RUPE-2I2 pieces Dngg ING ,und
$50 coils Rope, landing from Ambassador for sale
by LAYET s. AMELUNG,
ml9 IL Commerce ST.
I > AGGING-500 pieces Kentucky Baggins, land in
, from steamer Gen WAYNE. aud for sale by
YORkE, BROTHERS,
JED IS Camp Sreet,
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A NEW two story brick house, situated S doors
IN from the Second Municipality Hall, on ST Charles
street Rent very low, possession given immediately,
Euquro dt the premises. ig29 IT,.
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augl0 II. c. H.

TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. &c
~ and distances, from place to place along the starc
and sieamboo routes, by IL. 5. Tenner.
MlfcHELi,S MAP OF THE uNrrEB STATES showing
given the dstsnces in miles from one place to another
also the courses of the canals and rail roads through
out the country carefully compiled from the best gl
thorties-published by >. Augustus MITCHELL
MITcHELL's TRAvI HERS GUIDE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES; map of the roads, distances steun,
boat and canal routes, &c. justreceved and for sale
WIN ArKEAS,
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/ ZION, STEEL ~ HEAVY GOODS-IIat square
IL and bundle iron well assorted.
Hoop, scroll aud rcd iron, nail rods and plough
mUI.ds
Cast, German, shear iiis,cred spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wroushtnas and spikes
Ihc' block Til, mil and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log ard trace ,haus corn mills
AnHils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead; aict
Oval, and cooking stoves
Amcs Rowlan'l's and other spades aud shovels
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sharps, and other axes
lard and Manila cordsgc, lines and Irvine
Bolt and sheathng copper; Naval stores
Paints, iiAseed and sperm oil
a 'nl assortment Of hardware and ship chau,!le,,y
always on hand, and which offered for sale at whe
sale or retail, on the most favorable TERMS by
ma LAYTON & Co. SIS Old Ieyee
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ENLOUE-JOU bbls Flour, for sale bv
II milo q DORSEY, Al New evre.
Sa CASKS BACON sides for sale by
w m29 G DORSEY. Al New levee.
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EtLANK LOOKS, Of every vuristy of ruling ant
binding, constantly on hand: and Printing, Ruin
and Binding neatly executed, ut short notice, by
DAVID FEAT Il co.
MIL Y Statuners' Hall, , CLartres ST.
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4 sk.iNDf-Iu bDs fourth proof American Brands
I'D larding, for saleby
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
m2l l3i Magazine street.
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EfNN BNNTS SNlnhfa COfce;
ACV 30 boxes Of 3 duz eucl, Moselle Wine, 1896,
so de OFF, do do 1921;
50 do Off do l. Por, 1916;
III do of2 do I. brown Sho,rv 1916
40 pipes extra Madeira. For snle BY
HERMOGEAE, BROWN & co.
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''"t'NI
JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Oculist.

Louisville, JalY 1887.
Copird from the s. ", y4drocate of the nth June s7
AT the request OF DIR. Williams, we insert the follow
ing note from the Rey: Mr. Howell of Nashville, to the
editor OF 'hr South Western Christian Advocate who
h2ns evihcVe OF the Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of an accident, Dir. W. will "a.
main in Nashville a few days longer than he ut first
mtendcd-say the LIST july ~ "'S'
=, Rev Mr. String eld:-favins been requested by Dr.
NlllamS me ocnilSt now in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents evnrivn Of
ms claims to public confdent Tin his profession have
III company with Il valued friend done so with pleasure
Among them ! found letter from Mr. Pageot at pre-
sent Charge Aitaircs OF the King of the French n,
Washington, addressed to DIR. Williams testiynr the
commences OF the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium, &c. well as those from the Medical Snie
lies OF France lie has numerous vouchers from men
known to be OF high reputation in this country received
since ms arrival in the United States detailing instnn
ccs of great success in the restoration of sight 10 the
nHnd have seen nearly all his poor patients in this
ely | Knew none OF them previous to their coming
unrer his care; but all have seen say they are IN
qaestionaby benefited.
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:, ROPT. i. c HOWELL,
Nashville June 81, 1887.

4NdHNNIIIVi j IHt IT TO1I.
T.. 5. Since writing the above, one of Dr. Williams
Pat,eht5 has called upon me- and says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of for seventy wears
but now declares himself better that las; night for the
first time in his life that he rccollect he could dis
ting nish, with th"t eye some of the prominent tars
| learn that this old gentleman has lived many wears
IN this rdgion, and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours truly,
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s6iAlN and ruled Cap and Letter Papers, of all qua
lities, consisting Of very superior blue laid, blue
and white woye and plain aud ruled rough edge record
cup, ccnst.nily on hand and for sale by
DAVID FIT & co.
-a3l Y Stationcit Hall, u ChArtres ct.
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I'M, TO LEE.
ASEsma dwelling house on Triton street. be-
W tween Tivoli Circle aud Carondalet ,trert.
mn. Apply 10 J OFT,
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NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
WE stockholders OF this company are hereby no
a uhed that by resolution of the board of dircc-
ten passed on the 18th inst. the call made them on
the 18th February last, for the payment of five dollars
share, ~as rescinded, and the said stockholders are
further notified that
WHEREAS, by a resolution of this board passed on
the l9'h inst call has been made the stockholders
oi the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
nor me following payments the the stock held
lively by them, riz:-two dollars per share, PAYABLE on
e st day OF Septenbcr next; two dollars per share
payable on the first day of December next; and two
dollars per shure payable the ST day of March
next Now therefore be it resolved that tile secretary
OF TINS company shall notify the share holders therein
fnus the public pr OF the city, that in conformity
WIN the sixth section of the charter they permitted
to postpone any payment called in the stock Of said
Company for the term of sixty days, from and after the
Gay on which ii Is made payable with the eXpess
HhloE however, That ii regularly paid within the
sad proongaon of sixty days, from and after the dav
on winch should have been paid, thai ii!cn the stock
Oh "c.l said a yments should have been made is and
reina y: ofisted To the company the charter on that
point beng imperative. In contat1y therefore, to said
call all stock of the stockholders in said company as
think proper put off the payments on their stock 10
me end OF the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows t;m are notified that the payment of two dol
ars per share called for and due the first of Sep
~hef Next may he postponed under TIE sixth section
OF sand charter, until the 81 &oy of October next that
me payment o. two dollars per share called for and
uue on me hrSt day OF December next, may be posi-
ment OF two dollars per share called for and hue on the
rstday oil March next may be postponed until the Both
day of April next.
Extracts of the minutes of the board.
june 81 r McNAIR Secrv
NNOOL HATS, in cases-25 dozen white Woo
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NJ DEE. BhRROTS, &c-25 Nheebarrows %
w dirt do. in stoie e, for sale by
CilAMPLlN s. COOPER,
nIl5 81 luast
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-31
1898.
1886
mir. Stewart (fed.) has the certificate of
and Mr.. Douglas (dem.) has n ma

mir. Stewart (fed.) has the certificate of
election, and Mr.. Douglas (dem.) has n ma
jori,y Of the votes of the district, We have
included neither in the table.
tMr. John Smith (dem.) bad majority
of votes, but The election has been referred
back to the people, and we have not inclu-
ded him in the table.
tThe Third District not included, as the
election will be contested.
South Carolina is put down in the above
table fed. To S dem: this we believe will
be the way her representation will vote on
all questions except TINT of the lndepen-
dent Treasury, when it will be = to Z.
Georgia is given entirely to the feds,
but part of her votes will no doubt be given
in favor Of the sub treasury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-31

ShuIk, the Clerk Of the last House, will
take the responsibility Of entering the Van
Bnren men on his list as the members elect,
and calling them when the House meets,
instead Of those returned to him BY the
Sheriff. Here ure preliminary symptoms o:
a fracas. The importance Of the decision
will tend to heighlen The difficulty, as the
admission Of the Wing members give that
party the control of both Houses, with u.
$. Senator, and enables them to conduct in
their own way the Governor contest.
Giving the Wings all they clnim, they
have 50 TO AZ in the House and "a to lO
in the Senate: majority in joint ballot IL.
Reverse all the contested cases, and the
Adm. party have Is TO l3 in the SeuaIe,
aud Sc to IA in the House: majority in
Joint ballot o. Make all the returns con-
form to the votes actually received. or count
ed as such, and the parties stand, Wing 2l
to I2 in the Senate, Adm. So to A in the
House: Adm. majority in join, ballot 3. II
the Wings take all in the Senate and lose
all in the House, they will have ! ma jority
in Joint ballot"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-31
NEW JERSEY.

O. The Newark Daily Advertiser states
that Gov. Pennington was severely injured
at Trenton, on Sunday evening, while N.
tempting to Jump from a carriage, in con-
sequence of the restiveness Of the horses
The upper joint of one OF his hips was dis
located, and the patient is likely to suffer
much pain and long confinement. He may
not be able, therefore, to attend 10 his pub
lie duties for some time to come. The cor
respondent Of the Newark Daily Advert
ser writes from Trenton, under date Of the
24th, as follows:
The Governors physicians feel assured
that the injury is not likely to be permanent
ly inconvenient to him. The nature of the
injury is now, | believe, clearly ascertaned
to be fracture of the thigh bone near the
hip joint and proximate to the socket.
His pain until yesterday wasintense, though
it is now miligated to such degree rs to
permit him to sit up and attend to necrssa-
ry business. He will probably be confined
to his bed after to day for several weeks by
reason Of the apparatus necessary to elon-
gate and give apposition to the limb.
The votes for the Congressional cand'-
dates have not yet been counted, though to-
day the Legislative Council were summon
ed by the Governor rs his Privy Councl
OH this occasion, at l2 o'clock, A. NJ. The
returns from the several County Clerk'
were laid before them, and the Council vii
meet again on Monday at o'clock, +. NJ
for further conference on the subject M
time can now be fixed when the matter vii
be finally disposed ofby them.
1t is understoodi that Applications hav'
been made that The conflicting candidate
be heard by Counsel, which may posslbl,
be granted II is not necessary that ther
should be an immediate disposition OF TIN
matter, and it is likely therefore that tn
counting and determination will be pos,pon
ed until the Governor is able to attend per
, sonaly n, the State House for the purpose
You will perceive by your reports 'ha
the Cumberland question is now in tn
hands of Committees of both houses, aud !
undergoing investigation. The result is
course uncertain.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-31
n. Y. POLICE OFFICE, Oct. l7th.

W0Ty IN haste and repeat at your iei-
snre.--This old adage was well verified yes
tHriav n: the Puli:c u.,icp. An extremely
interesting looking young woman COM
planned that her. husband refused to sup
port her, and IA warrant was granted for his
arrest, aud he was brought to the Police
Office. He was a fine looking young fe!-
low, about five aud twenty, aud in his man
ners and address was very superior To III,
generality of his present profession, the
mate of n vessel. The lady was ut the
police office when he arrived, and again re-
peated her sad story, in SD temperate, mild
aud interesting manner, that she excited
the sympathy of every one present. Frou
her own account she had been one Of tn,
kindest and most affec,ionatc Of wives, onC
IN short rs nmiable aud innocent a voun.
lady as ever blessed man, by becoming hi
wife.
How could you think Of abandonin!
such a young woman as that, asked tn
magistrate 7"
~ will tell you Sir" replied her husband
The husband then entered into lorl
history of his cnurtship, marriage, and il
consequence from which il appeared ihn
some three years back, he and two o,heI
seamen arrived here after q long voyage
and went out one night on spree. Afiel
having sacrificed sufficiently at the shrine
OF bacchus, they next went to temple o.
of Venus IN the upper part OF the city,
where they met three young ladies, who so
captivated them at first sight, that tho three
seamen offered to marry them ut the mo-
'ne"t, aud the three young ladies, " moth
ing hath, as quickly consented. A car
rage was according procured, and the
three amiable young couples drove to the
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CONNECTICUT.

HoNEsT CoNFEssIoNs.-Read the follow
ing from the New England Weekly Review,
the leading whig paper in the State, print
ed at Hartford. Speaking of Connecticut
it says that the probability is the Hon. }.
NJ. Niles will be the next Govern"r that
the Democrats will carry the Legislature,
and also the Con gressonal ticket. Further :
"Our prospects are every day more low
ering defeat upon defeat marks the pro-
gress of the whig cause; and what IS still
more TO be regretted each defeat instead of
of arousing energy and action, seems 10
onralyze the stoutest champions of the
cause ; instead Of endeavnring to arrest the
successful progress of their opponents The
wing leaders seem to console themselves
with the visionary hopes Of IA reaction, and
reliance upon imaginary strength"
Connecticut will run with the loco TO-
cos as strong as any state IN the Union
The wings have given II over to them. II
may have been kept firm to those principles
it last year maintained, but unfortunately
the wings have shamefully, wantonly, base
ly surrendered il.
How absurd it is to read in whig pa
per we have just received, " Connecticut
stands like rock unchanged in the recent
elections" when every man IN Connect
cut knows to the contrary"
The Democratic Hartford Times says:
"The Hoco Pocos now generally admit
in private conversation, that 1888 will be
to them like lS34--a short year Of panic.
Those who do not like to admit it feel cou-
scious that such is the case"