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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19
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b'lE SUBSCRIBERS lnins ,ssocialed ,l,m.
Sthf' f"get ~, iof the purpose OF ,on,,el,u,
''' a""f' mentioned ins tdhiou Inch will BIZ open,I
/ on me On Mach nrNt. tl the gmst,urtjou, os
1"ses't, respectfully 5silia alano ol pnblc nj
/ tohaGc. r.
use Ac'sdcnl9, huuWa - tie Ola! ys.n,,s,
heA'h' Is IHGr aud cou1maiIoi,, ,utY,,,i,,,I.
anu p'es"htl> situated ou tho u e.l.ln telun,,,,,,
:" ~ street. AMI secluded itom Ie noisc and bu.tl,
OF tie town. ~ ''o
h' course OF instruerIonatll be pursued. wL,,
WA T1'dny the pupils lor admission INTO Coll,a. mr.
the University So VI
mo p'iees Of ntoH, Tor The scsson of 6vo
months, will be, ioi '
ofiho2n'Phy' Reading VIKING aud hrilh
ranl,'l,. Sls,jo
use ol Maps and Globes N,r,nI nnl
Modem History, Natuud and Mord Pm.
ioe"i ny kletorc, Logic and Mruia ph,-
# ,ir'' al5 90
domestic and to,elgn Book a.cpina. AN
extra charge of ,n=o.
'o''d and lodging wd be furnished the ami.
VINO my drsne It, tol so per nIonh
EO. 4. SHELTON
NJ. JAMES SHELTON
o." Relr 10 Mr. Joseph T. Godl,,.y anil H.
VIM. Perkins # the Pattlr, llrnry Academy.
General D1ln1d of lle,uy Doct.# Iind Of p,u,yl
vnua; ". L. B0Iks Capt. Jnn Tur1i aud
Key. y. ~. tobbs OF Brdiu,1: Doctor. HENRY Ia,
than aud 10. = Payne, Wui. T. inrcy ESo;r anil
Capt Pleasant l.abby. of Lynellburg; Jane, G..
llasd aud 'Ihos Wool,on, ,e,cLe,, m o.,
BenI u Dnhr, Doc, JnoS W,n,,a,,
and Ro Perkins oi Louisa.
Feb. u ,s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

Mar 0rleaaS and Na>hyHc R,at Roq}.-1hc
work on dis road /, a.oul to be resumed Hmedl-
atcy, aud will be completed with The greatest posi-
bic despatch. Ii is known that Tennessee is pr
pared to continue this road from Nashville 10 the
Virginia ne.-WilI not Vugaa bring it on.
through her rich Southwestern counties. to her
Cana'a, nd thus open i great highway from her
Metropolis to the commercial emporium Of the
South?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

formed amy regularly drilled and disciplined
obc,ns the r.dcrs of thylf ehiet."--fhe Monarch
ISIS OF urope citing the example OF a Republican
Chict Magistrate te Justify M attack upon The Tree
dom oil opinion, aud To sustain them IN the pro
sefpon OF officers Win refuse 10 he " drilled aud
disciplined" cops of political laniha'ies Aud
Yet we boast a.; our zeAaHfd'te freedom OF opin-
ION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

SMALL NOTES.-N the extra session Of
NV Legislature. proposition 10 permit the Banhs
" ISSUE 81 and rS2 notes during the suspension Of
1'c'e payments, voted down by Ihr admiulstra-
~" parry The consequc &c has been that the
''e has been flooded with Shin jiasicrS. Taught
'u"M by experience, they Al, now Wiling to give
"' PERMISSION toIhe Banks bur sill under the in
"'"ce OF heir original hostility 10 hr ptopas ton,
NV! so'rlmmcl ii with inadm>sblc conditions as to
:, '' me PERMISSION uusatoN. Atthe same time
,,' increase the penalties upon the. issue of Shin
"'ffS-'s ii to deprive the pcollc of every posi-
convenience. Eut il the Banks refuse to issue
"'' NOTES upon the CONDITIONS prescribed by the
SS'''"rc' how does thal body hope TO enforce its
:, F'"N al" penalties upon the iSsucrs OF Shin
''s' Wien its old and milder lay could not be
,o.. '''o execution They may pass plohibi-
,l.. JAWS until doomsday, bur public opinion will
H. "''e7"rd them, luns .pS they rautiict with
PONG Interest They viii b. a. hrnics. a,
'' non thunder NJ the DANA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

SENATOR ElNES.-Fhe last Riohtnaud En-
qunrr becnis to sot'nd he lueein preparation lot
the Sirng cam, align. Aud one Of its sro gc>t APP
ita' 10 = tn art,, vi rtltr c, imposed OF tie Sub
Treasury OF lie STATE Banh division. is based upon
tl- as>ump,a0 that if hr Wigs succeed. Wn c.
Rive. 10 be sacrificed. die dcttai Of The y hirs
he The only atouad OF hope for that enlrman, then
arr h. hlons ready .ror.frd with the FLEETS and
satiMds which designate thr victim. We assert,
wqua'liicdl,. aud uut tic lean of contradiction.
that Nm. &. Il yes is hated pi.olr itei ,cly b, The
STD IHasmg Nerocrat> rhru te lie VIII and
Astny hog oirecr,t ten to lie ,>rs.ac IS tlia in
"ouIcst between himself aud sab ilcasnr, Dem
ofa, the Wings will vote foI linn rs i - ellce Of
"m Nor does tt''s assertion rest ulaon any vague
'pfailsc Of our OWL. ihc = Fmeastc Democrat =
wrcr!y 10 he Enquire, GA his very out saws
:. We can tell i!r Enquirer that the name Of Mr.
Rves La, lost its .ica Influence IA this section of
tie State AID HE great of Ae RcpuJicaa Iariy
here are not only prepared TO have BIN swept a.
Wy. Lui they arc 1riHine 10 rid IN teaiorae him !!
We VI" do all We can CONTINUES the fineastie pa
rer) 10 secure the election of Republican Senator
hui il NC cannot succeed. will take NJ. Lciah as
NJ 'lctuarise in preference to Mr.. Ri,es. on the
mlncipe that an open encm, rna do lis less injury
hama falls, iicad. Hal M, Leigh continued II, The
s'nA'e hc could not have created lie division in our
rsnk' that Mr. Kvrs has done. Mr. Eivrs ha4 done
mare in two shrn years to destroy the Republican
parry ihsn Mr.. Leigh could have effected in a life
tine"
And 1t is such Democrats as hcse-Dcmoorats
WI" would prefer even b. W. Leigh 10 Mr.. Rivcs-
"'i The Enquirer wishes 10 elected, in order to
the sacrifice Of its Geud Save rs from
ssch friends
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

Egoisn.N!r Calhoun is -ni, in his collision rilh
Mr. Clay 10 lm,e mad. the following remark: "Befarea
have done shall place character r allow die assaas
81 the senator from Kentucky my ar above Ia,
nil, omit IL; Even If Mr. Calhoun had formed jn5t
estimate OF tn rent'o str2n=t Of lis and his aua2
min H. that valuable attribute in hieh With
all harsd powers Of generalization aud ao, ia hr /.
sadly DETERRENT would have taught him that hr tha
nnu u proclaim his superiority. Bat hi- uniatnisd
anl unt Il cgotsu is a Sico Of minds Ike Mr. Ci.9ua'4
minds Which always ose sisi Of practical ut in tlsir all
surd Dc, o,ion allacous Aeorj which thny disl With
The Of priasilRrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

Il
~ E. lew packages oi Goods, very ch.ap aiaunr i
them
BLACK Italian Lu>tting tSnreriorl
ID French lionthaaiues
Painted MnSlms
BlA Italian Silk Cfasats
SILK Gloves
Linen Cambria handkerchief pafse supply,
very low)
silk. Bdndana and Pongee handkerchief
Together with a,ariety OF other articles. Aud we
ave III daily expectation, oitetei,ing large stuck Of
Donesties. Groceries, &s. Ne.
All Of which we are determined to offer to the
pubic, very cheap. tor GAsn.
Our old friends and customers. will please give ms
call. J. J. PURNlS \ DuFfEI
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i'entsste 'seItoOi, E.ysseMDMsg.

M s ~ INKS. q. w. Dan E desire respeef-
VI fully To inform the rpbllc that the cxerri
SEES ofthe SCHOOL. lately under the superiu,rp-
endencc Of the Rev. + &. S,niill and Lady were
resumed ON the 18th of February under their dree-
ion Having been educated fora Teacher, aud l,av-
ng been engaged fur several wears in that nars,if
tpari of the time in Female Schools have ressop
10 hope that by nnfemed cxertion the school vii
be rendered worthy OF continuance of that patron
age, which has already been extended towards H.
All tile lnuche< oi Il liberal Female Educafion in
Guiding ANCIENT Languages. French. aud Physie.T
Stthfcs, VIII be thoroughly taught II will ir
Yonr ohIeci. MOI ony 10 l,ulcafe the clemens
oi the studies thai NAV he taught. but also ~
80 as deeply into their principles the adpaue eneut
OF the Pupil and The tine OF her residence will pvY
mi. Our Apparatus Will be sufficiently eNiensis.
20 ,iasiale' by EXPERIMENT. all the inpurtant facts
knd principles oil The y ienecs. Mrs Dame will de-
vote The whole OF her attention 10 the Instruction ~,
\ MUSIC ON THE PIANO. The sxsten, ,f IN,
tslneton which viii be- pursued in our SeIool VII
be essentially the me =, tint lnlsued b, our prrdr-
.cessurs.
hteen az twsnt, l}oarlers can be accommodated
! n our family, in the leusc lel, occupied by tho
Ik v Mr. Smith. Boarders will be consider.
Il as members oi our f'ntl, aud subject 10 tho reg.
lllions OF thrisan lruusrhold.
Pupils can be adnillrd IL any Time I,,r,, th.
eSson, aud VIII be ehateed only from ilir time r
fanee, bni no deduction III be made for absence.
yNccpt III cases OF sickness
|fs" r.r'"- OF ,hc school ,!,r .nmc IA, hers
t"inrF,,i>
Board Washing, Fuel Ne. tnta session Of
five mouths, s,xon
ruition a., ao ~.
instruction IA lil,.c ia On no
Gsc o Piano, Il, -
Tue t'es, as nsnh, ar" PAYABLE ~ advance
GEORGE u. DANE
i'ns3' dfSitoHS ai iuofnmnu with respect In
my qualification tor Teaching. ate referred 10 lii,
following gentlemen: - ~
Bishop Meade; Rev. =. g. Smith, Rev, J. T..
,h,'NmlfI,k, Mr.. Wm. 5. Eerd, il. I.,nchLu,g:
Re, \. II. Cohl.. Bedford Rev Pes. c,,,',I
l,t.li =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

v senator Noisell, tIom AlIchlg an. one oil the
sub Treasury adYoeatc, in las late speech ride ued
the >fer.di Opposite ssstem--the famous coBprom'st
l'ian-a' the " merest quaekery aud nonsense II
Is certainly bu, SHADE less obno>ious than the Sub
Treasury itself; containing substantially the same
hara-m"ae9 features, aud better only ia this, tha
renders tie public moneys safcr, by substituting
odih let ini"idnal agency. Any Conservative who
Ia Wiling 10 compromise upon this basis,-who Is
prepared 10 colspei the Banks ihet notes
received IN payment OF pubic dues nio specie, At
short dates, and TO separate dcposites from dis
COUNTS" Is already Sub Treasury man in every
thing but the rane. The other provisions OF thai
bill, though they odious enough. are harmless,
At least in their immediate effects. compared to the
section introduced by Mr.. Calhoun.
SUB TREASURY Bllls.-Ni, Wcbstcl ad-
dressed the Senate aust tbs bin ON Monday aud
fuesdly la,t. His speech sad to have eNcclled
in ability all his previous r0orts Nj Robbins Of
Il. l. lad thr flo : ou "Wednesday.
MlSSE&. CALHOUN AND CLAN.--S u tfr Nor
them papers contain interesting sketches 10y their Washing
ion correspondent of the collision between tie di5l
gui|hed Senators from South Carolina aud KENTUCKY, Tas
are 'rie and imperfect, huwe,l,nero sheotons.-wlc~
dcuhe copy lS ai we shall publish ull report Il
Is received. 1t viii be essential fail understanding the
eontroser Tint the concluding portion Of Nh Cha, speech
against the &u'lrtasny Bill which insert this morning
he ostn ely rcad The following brici Of the skrin,h
We copy Iion the Washing oudncr ofte Richmond
ltnqnrr-a quarter which look cc much
iesF for partialily, ards Mr. CLAY
EN tract of a letter from NAsIAGToN. March II
Yesterday was an interesting la, in the :, The
tcpaon Of conflict between Me-srs Calhoun and Clay,
and The interest which eAolel, boul carl, hour an
Immense crowd to tie Semt- Chambers Every plaee
aud corner filled upAunlfeds could get IN. The
roniet"us opcHed by Mr.. Calhoun, o occupied nearly
horsn maintaining the correctness OF his present position
and defending his ron,l lie quoted pasaortS
i- former speeches, prove that hs present opinions "creiu
strict accord ncn with h ornrr. Nr. Glul answered III
speech Of about lol and half niruing his
enr1, except upon the Bank Question: and sins
tsncs upon his adversary.
Mr.. Calhoms speech had been well prepared mad
ainl3 able and IN nipus much perhaps, as
could have been Ga, afoat but able ingenious,
and gaol-ilnofcd Mr.. Calhoun lrpad.-fir Ola, rrj1a-
cd. Calhoun joined, and Clay rlLurd 1t vsd0uhf-
ul duru. TIE whole conflict wos standard victory would
prrc Hu!l lay quoted from tahoun's prceh 1881 de
nuucainn strong ofthe h-rtaa-uf> scheme Tn
der TN, blow the south tgroau s'eAiaI 10 sla.esr and,
although he wed ia ict -ail.i., ,npIe
explain This deuneiaian umd prov lhut not inruniuf
isr with his present postip ct lac ,dsaty did tlf
from he blow Jhs kride from til.
id1sii, in the nseemlUal.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

G. Thomas ". Gilrner, Esq. is of the
Wing candidates FOR The ncNt Legislature IN tlbt
marie The Others not regularly aruaunce..; ut
Gen. Wm, +. Gordon is spoken ota, hr, associate.
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=. Wednesday. the l,h of Apnrl. / vii ..n .,
Z : die aueltou, = HOUSES nara rous
g = Diamond llHI, also, . llou.c, aud .o,s
- " adjoining t!'e lot OF Mr.. J1n,cs BoJ
Rl"pefiy WILDE sold on credit Of & and
sseSol1bIe paper satisfactorily cndor.od
IA .t'nie aud place, 10 acres oi Land ON,
SO 8, formerly owned ~ Mr. G. Anthony.
O 1 II G = WA months, negotiable paper, ga
t-e {. ,-sed.
90 O. 4 e,s, Horses and Harness. Coos
: va 6 q :, end Kitchen Furniture Of eyer,
- 'ced Of lG days, ncsotiahle pa.
fl T. ~Anence with the Ilonsc, and
Z -" "a I'LL, then those On fhe El,er. NJ
"neh the la4d aud other articles
March 10 - hnct +.
tIA #
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N0Vel and beautiful @chcs,,c,,,
I'D re; Asf.1ss.7' 4'EsrS 5y,k.ra
AZ Richmond.

TALGors LOTTERY Axp Exru,x,,.o,....a.
Lyaehdfg, lh~ch l9M, 1888.
IN consequence Of there being no ,,,,vino ~
,'rslnh Lottery at Alexmdra this wcek ,hn
Hangers have enlarged the Scheme 10 be drawn A.
richmond Oh Thursday next prcseutiog "
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HANDSOME SCHEME

BESIDES numerous Others of $50. $40 &C. Nc
a1'e 'cNe's only s5-llaives S24-Quurer, Il.
a ''fSe assortment OF choice number, Tor sale a,
TALBOl'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynclbue, Ia.
" orders ON the country, accompanied with
yasn, or f'ze Tickets, for Tickets in any Viz
s'la scheme drawnby d. 5. Gregory & CO. Mana.
Se'S' WIZ De promptly supplied; aud Exchange on
noy "'t oc'ai 'e'ins eiiecied. addressing letters
uo'' p"'o} |" MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynclbare, Ia
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capital Prize OF Sg5.DNn
go Prizes Oh SSH

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
fof he 61"Gft Of He Lec,targ Acodcmy
GLASS;, No 2ron Is9s
10 be dawn at Richmond, on Thurs lay % inst.
~ Dfa'r'ns retcieed at his Office on s.tiny-
day hc2ih tast
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T. u u Rt;S T.

49, FOR HEN Y,
&s,iil The Stott under the Nrpini3n Dirre
--i.-A Appl, this oace
Jan 20 a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

dressed the Senate ,allst his bill on Monday aud
Tuesday la,t. His sfceeli sad to have cNcclled
in ability al his previous efforts. Nh, Robbins Of
L. |. had thr flo + gu Wednesday,
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isii'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-02
d r. iAtiD COFFEE, in grass hue.--l0O, received
- per brig Star, i'll store, for sale by
SLArtR & TRIER,
mig poydres straet.
Cnnn ~, Do aCII.L az, OLtISf a A. a :

CODE or PR.7C17Ch OF LOUISIANA.
a L Suisse ibtr has bsen time in preparing
4 aud has very nearly completed new eJi
ton Of the Code Ut Practice, upon plnn " hch cannot
fail 10 become useful the profession, in which he 10
assisted h., few of his friends, experience in the
law OF of whom dates ON the establishment Of
our jucin slstcm, and under whose especial direction
matter has been prepared. Since the appearances
OF the specimen number OF the Civil Code, published
by Messrs f. Johns \ Co.. it thought advisable 10
publish the Code Of Practice in the form, that
those who desire it, may be enabled to hind tile two
Codes together.
The arrangement, however will he different. After
collecting all the decisions OF the supreme Court upon
the rule OF practice which apply to the articles con-
tanned in the Code. they have been digested and pla-
ced under each appropriate Article, in the shape Of
nute together with references the sae that the
reader by turning TO any article of the Code of Prac
lice, will at once know the decision upon it. Tho
work will also contain all the amendments TO the Code
Of Practice well AS the laws creating and regulating
the CITY Courts of New Orleans, with complete in-
,lex the whole.
The above werk will make its appearance
the tr-i of March next and bound in good snbs;an
tial sheep ON low binding, sold at SIX Do1LARs
per coy.
NJ. GRE1NER.
nuIS-qm A Oruey AT Law
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RUSHTON s. ASPlNALL'S

RUSlllON ~ ASPlNAIls'S
COMPOUND TONIC MIXIURE.-.A speedy
~ aud co.taiu euro for the Fever and Aguo
rcmittent and intermittent tevcrS; prepared from
the original recipe Used with eminent and uni
versa success IN 1882, by persons OF the hig hest
responsibility in this city, as stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended. and has
been estrusivciy used in the above diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced 10 offer it to the pub
lie in lis present form in the hope hat it may he
The means "l relieving many OF these who are
suffering under the scourge OF ON country. 1t is
Il medicine possessing great virtue, aud whnn used
according to the directions has meyer failed of
ehnctng cure, even in the most obstinate stage
OF the disorder. Ii is oil dlsas reeablc aud
pei of the weakest 81 stomach, and children NAV
take il with IMMUNITY II strengthens tho digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and tldom requires
more Than one, or in obstinate cases, Two bottles
to effect There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine. nor any thing injurious
TO the human constitution. The proptiCtorS arc
we'll convinced Of its efficacy, that they agrce
to refund the pr.ce of every bottle which i@ buen
taksn in accordance with the dircc,,ong and has
not effected peri ct cure of the fever & aguc
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New ORLEANS, at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner OF BicnvIc and Churlres streets.
For District Agencies apply To
jos L. W. SMITH, 4S Cont ct.
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For the Interior.

FOR ALEXANDRIA.
be- TsEzsAa The steamer DENMARK. will
l-1tdTA erun a regular packet during low
szssss.z. waier, from month of Red River TO
Alexandria. For particulars apply TO
sep22 JNO II GRAHAM.
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NEW HAN SIDRE,

EJST received per late arrivals from New York,
y fresh aud fashionable assortment IF HATS.
The subscriber would I-articularl call the attention
of the puuIic To n STYLE t beaver hats OF Il superior
finish fine texture, rio beautiful us re-; also to II
fine plain Russia hat of superior quality; and also
splendid article of silk hat, toget er with general
sortmen nlanutactu ed by himself, expressly for this
market wholesale and retail
NV OSBORN, 81 Camp street.
N. B Cit; and country dealers are invited To call.
feb g
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II .EMOKRIiOIDS.


E5AY'S LINIMENT.-No Fiction.-This ex..
Il traordmary chemical composition, the result.
OF SCIENCE and the invention Of celebrated medi
cal man, the introdu9la of which TO the public
was invested will! the solchnlty of a deathbed
heqnest, has since gained reputation unparalleled
fully sustaining the correctness of the lanented
DIR Grldcy's last confession, that s' he dared mt
die without giving to postGrity the beucft of bs
knowledge on this subject" and he therefore
bquea,Ged TO his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret of hi, discovery.
Ii is used in the principal hospitals. and
the private practice in our country, first and mo.t
certainly for the cure of the Piles, and SO exten--
svcly aud eif,ctualiy as TO battle creduty unlcss
where its effects witnessed Externally in the,
following complaints
For Dropsy-Creating extraordinary absorption
at once.
All Swelngs-Rcducing them in few hours.
Observation-Disclosures or Chrome, giving quick
ease
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds.
Group aud Whoopmg Cougi-Extcrnully, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curng in a
few hours.
Sores and Ulcors-Whetllcr fresh or long
standing, and fever
Its operations upon adults and children in redua-
ing rheumatic swclIirgs, and onscning coughs and
tIghtncss of tho cles, by lela6ation Of the parts
has been surprising beyond conception The
common remark OF those who have used il in the
Piles, is " 1t acts like charm"
THE Pill Es--l'he price, s is rounded to any
person who will use u bottle of Hays Liniment
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured These are the positive orders of the
proprietor TO the Agents; and out of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsucccssful
w might insert certificates 10 any length bat
prefer that those who sell the article, should ex-
hibt the original to purchasers.
CAUTlON-None can be genuine without q
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name.
md also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS:
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCK &,
Co, New York, and by one Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale by the Wholesale Agents, corner of
Common & Tchoupitoulas street, and by the
Apo'hecares generally. je3O
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NOTICE.
nR4YS No. 4Sa, $50, sss Ct ioIs $50 1909, 1925
~ l,97, 6GS, ~, les,, i5Sas, 6Sas and xls will
bring in he reeeinis fer goohs bauled from Aia ship
Hanaoa, or tie, MI be pfosccued according 70 law
LaFi Iii GiAl.E,
OCT 9SCatazaen &c
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II CASEY, SO 10 l'amp stfeet, hae just received
He fro1. london per ship tiger, denny, Medium
Royal super Royal, imlsslt., EntmI"ber, and double
Elephant Drawing paper; Tinted Royal and Imperial
DO Iurbrlps London Boards. Plain and Tinted
Bristol board Ivory paper; lraDsFaret Horn paper;
Gold and Silver paper Gold borders, White and Color
DRAWING PENCILS.
Reeves & Sons best prepared Lead Pencils; Brock
u Langdons do. do.
COLOURS, &c., &c.
Reeves g. Sons Wafer Coors; Ncwman's do box
OF Chalks, soft Crayols-36, - and li4 different
shades; Liquid Gold; Sold and Silver Shells; Marble
and China Ink Slabs China Sancers; China Tiles, 81
and divisions; Ivory, Mahogany ana China Paletes;
Pouah brushes; best Badger Ponah brushes; Fonah
knives; Music and Sketching Portfolios Paper LeNt
er and Cork stumps; Miniature ivores a Gases
Swan Quill Pencils; do black Sable do.
OIL. COLOURS,
Prepared canvass; Japonned Tin Boxes Bladder CO.
Iours, with Pencils, Drawers, Sc. Prepared Canvass
poCKET BOOKS & WALLETS.
Russia and Morocco Pocket Books; Russia Leather
Wallets; kus+io Leather Pocket books, 3 T. Ivory
leaves; pateut Tablets, with Silver pencil cases.
SCREEN HANDLES.
Plain and Recdad Rose~ God, BoxwoGd, Mat gold,
Furnished gold, Fancy colJred and gold Screw Han
dies.
PEN HOLDERS.
Pearl md Gold Pen Holders; Pearl aud Silver do.
4 lNSt.ED OIL ~ store and for sale by
~ DORSEY,
octl6 "A New Lcvec
- TOl ES-Lnnding FROM ship lIilah, few Parlour
- Coal Stoves Il new article and very handsome;
30 Round Coal Stoves, suitable for bar rooms. a lso
Portable Crates and Salamander stoves for counting
'' ~ ~ " ~ LOCKE & co,
uc23 Front Levee st
N B-Stoves pipes made to order and put up in
any part OF the city on short notice.
S. |. & Co.
HOSHEN CHEESE-5i boxes Goshen heese,
" landing from ship Itienzi, from New York,
and for sale by
TRIIYDE & BRO,
oct23 cor Common 4 Magazine street
RSAGGING. 300 p's kentuck, Begging in store
LAYET & AMELCNG,
OCt23 II Commerce Is.
an STORE-Just received l2O coils Tarred hemp
Rope; assorted sizes:
800 do Manila do do do
80 do do lialters assorted from to- inch.
$40 kegs No. & Roberts Roberts White Lead
ground in OIL
300 Cansters Crome Greene do.
Red Ochre, Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown, and
Black paint, in kegs, ground in oil; 3 bar
rels Putty, Chain Cables, Anchors, Hooks and Thin
hles Pumps and general assortment of ship Chand-
lery, for sale by 5 LOCKE & co,
oct23 Front Ievee
DRINTING OFFICE and Book Bndery-Our
d friends and the public in general are informed.
that now have our Printing Office and Book Binde-
ry in full operation, and conducted by competent and
are prepared TO do every variety of plain and fancy job
printing; also every variety of ruling and binding neat
DAVID FELT & co,
Stationer's Hall, 24 Charities St.