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SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY. OF MED
CINE.


FEyIORN'S Compound Extract ofCcpaiba aud Sarsa
Z pula a certain, sae, at,l incsI efFrcual rene
dy discovered for the Of Gunglhea, elects
Structures Whites, Pains in tlle back and aus seminal
weakness, affections o! the ktducs, gravel scoibuc
erupuou5, GSr.
IT, The introduction OF medicine possessing the uselu
and active virtue OF the offered 10 The public
the proprietor has bnt to rttcto The numerous recon-
mcnaons received from the most eminent of the me
d'cI faculty in Emopc, believing that ii will be duly
appreciated when G merits fully known. he
Basam OF Cupaiba, extensively used has lost much
OF its credit from the dislike which patients formerly
express dregmdug its disugecable taste, disturbance
produced in The bow els and stomach and its heretofore.
netfeienc> when used III the nhammstory stage The
proprietor has made aualy sis of the Baisam Conceiv
mg that the active qualities oud thereby be much
more concentrated and more uSetuy administered than
III the present state. The above med cine combines in
gledcGts which are in the highest repute amol q the
most scientific and learned in The profession ael.
drug in the composition OF spreparalion increases tie
efficacy OF the oler producing operation truly asto
nisug, and surprising the sangune expectations;
possessing at the time the advantage al its being
administered with perfect success in The different STAGES
t the above disease The most eminent physcians and
urgeOns oil the present day express their decided ar-
pro alton in favor ct Sasapalilla whilst its use in tile
principal hospitals and public medical institutions has
be aud still continues, very extensive II was say-
remedy with The celclated Dr Ahernelhy in all
yemclca affections, and in obstinate eruptiofs,
srsug from dsodercd state Of the digestive functions
celebrated among the faculty. The, have expressed
their satisfaction Of ITS extraordinary oHeaev IN every
under their charge, hv adopting it hoh in their
public and private practice. Their oh creations " i'll be
mser ed hereafter. Prepared by ] Thorn, Chemist
london. Price 81 81 per pot
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FL fGi-I,a h.1e5~l,S
sa s-.5 - s.=ssy 1888 ss,2-
THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALE DAYS,
From Mobile (AIabama) 10 Augusta SGc@]
ENN rs MoA.a eve,v other da>, Immediately aitei
4 4 the qrrv, o.. ,hg ma from New Orleans, per us
steamboat EmELl%E, 10 Eiakcly. coaches 10 FenssGo%
steamboats, f,ar aosaco &"y 81 Rosa sound and Ch"c'
tahachie River and Bavl TO Cedar h.nt coaehes tIiete
via Mariana, Chg.taiauchea. formerly Mount tr
non, BaubIige Puertou; il-'. iHFflsie aud i'e'us
ylie to Augusta 4 azGeu%eeTlaGin ms seat al Nio
bile is in dnnE~r ot being thrown out or losnB ~
preference bY chtr conflicting interests as he Lo--
DA LINE is but ont concern, and U"aer one COZ 9p
throughout, and may rely WITH cERTAIh!f Ga"" M
auivalat Augusta in time specified, through i' "9a'"
cr and at any season, unless some most cA
uothe should occ,W. The Great New orleans Nat
is ctrrirdty this route. Tie Agents for accommodate
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern e0nHtry,
The smooth hard, uaturalroods, the safe and inter
estiug water navigation, the Time and accommo'FioA
afford thetayaler speed eertanf comfort, aud pleas
iug variety; connected it wittthc ran ROAD
Charleston, :. c. and the Steam packets to Ne" f"fH
Travellers can rea III New Norl, from New Orleans
LESS THAN II OARS Washington city IN II.
From CaaTiaho0cA.c, Florida, VIC have h.Si'S
Line Via Quincy and Tallahassee, to 81 iarks, hGr
post coaches, also two Branches from l!a"kinsv'H
uneta Niilcdgeylc and one Naran, light t"ohor'
soaches. SloCN ONo g co.
0aicc +. ; 2ssa.i In '555} .,,.~~ ,
.Distausg, Ncw Orleans to Noodle, i5u n""
Au.as,a to Charleston, l56 .,
Charleston to New Nork, $40 !8o
Time, Now Orlcan to Moeile, W Ao."
Mobile to Augusta. 81
Au,rusta to Charleston, Il -
CbaHcBon to New Work, 60 +3N >
Making los mics per day. or miles per hour, I"
sivc OF all stoppages. NV 'V
\. B. beg leave to inform the public that tn
bridges oyer the ChsahoocAe swamp and il&ro i@oo
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IASEIn Just to;eivedat their Furnishing Ware-hons
4 4 No II Camp street, by recent arrivals from Ea
OPP, and the North, large additions to their stock o
uetui aud Ornamental honsekecbiRg articles, which col
Iectlvely obey bClieve form assortment more gener
al and complete than TO be found in any similar esb
Gsament known; consisting Of
SILVER WARE.
Coffee md sets; pitchers, Walters casters can,lIe
sticks cups tumbers and s0blets; table and desert forks
table, deset and tea spoons; and gravy or "a
goat Spoons sugar tongs sugar, and soup ladies'
hNtter fruit, pudding and fish knives pickle aud desert
knives and forks, napkins, rings, &c. prucitlIy from
the raanufactory of SIr S. Gardiner of New York
whose long established reputation for the manufacture
Of silver ware is sufficient guarantee Of its superior
quality.
PLArEn HARE OF SHEFFIELD AND BIR-
NINGHtM.
lea and coffee urn tea sets; castors liquor and cor
lia stands; superb candebrs, aud Epefgues with mir
ror 7aemx, for Of the dinner or supper table;
waters round and obiOng, from to II inches; beef
steak and vegetable dishes; rich dish covers; cake and
bread baskets; dceanter stands mantle and chamber
caudestcks; wine sraners; coolers and sypons eca-
Ter labels, caret cor&s, tea ranes table BELLS tea Ia
be egg and mustard SPOONS; egg boilers and st'nds
SILVER ON STEEL WARE.
Table and desert knives forks and apoons soup and
qauce iudcs butter aud fish kuires cheese scoops as
paragus ougs, vegetable ip'ks,S ETC.
JAPANNERY.
Fine Gothic Sandwich :pni round corner Walters, in
setts and singh, from 81 iHehCs do of baer macie;
bread, cheese, and kisc DAYS large upright plate
warmers; spice sugar and cash boxes; pressing cases;
India tea tables in nests, caddcs Jappuneu and of cch
tortoise she'll, etc.
LAMPS.
An extensive assortment, among VINE re A.. !
lamps, all bronzcd and silt, aud of r' glass; mantle
lamps do Io, each pla.n e, with glass prisms; very
splendid glass do; hronzcd and Japanned side or
CHANDELIERS AND HANGING LAMPS.
English and Frcuch glass chandeliers or lustrcs of
$40, 5 is, 2Oand d lights; French bronzcd and gilt
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: ,ETAT DE LA LUUlSlANE--At ous ccuX que
1 cus ncccnrs coucemeut salut.-Atcndn que
James Barnes Digs ayau achcle une Neute t%'le al
lie Shcrf de la pnosst d'Orc;us la mopriete ci-aWes
dcrriie sest adrese u CRETE dc ccte Cou" Gu Ia de
ycute tut curcsistrco lie cine jour d'AYrii Lannee
1885 pour uu avis coutormcmeut un aete d. la Legs
m,lur de ll,,d de la LuuisiAuc, utlulG ''A,tc pour
cormcr les titres desacqu rcursauN vents udlcE"r
approuye lie 10 Mars lS2i Quill SOFT coEmu, ct touleS
pcrsonncs n,cresscs son, par ces pescutcs sommes an
nom de iilot be la l.o seet de Ia Gom du ircnne'
District Judicirc, qu pomraient ayor drot Ia pr3-
prete t-apres dccrte, en- CONSEQUENCE du" oG"ol ot
,orne ,aus lurdre lie lecrct GU iejusement de la cow
en- yertu d,wucl la tnc, on de to"te reS"
ite ouiEcsaIite dms destinations r.Nis GU le tens Ct
lie mode Ge la yeutc oupour autrc cause 40eeonQuc
de are vow dams rreuc Jour, ,alcr la publication
lie eytca,s pomquoi la 'ce ansi fate nc sel:"t pas
contmccc lhomuloguce.
La die proprctt tut Nendue pare Shcrit, sns DIT le
50 cine Jour de Mars de l'anuc SIS, vetu dun decre'
de Cour reudule 20 cine de de aimee 1855
dass 'afirc de James Barnes Digs VS. Rufus Gre ne
No. 1884, lu Docket tide celtc Cour,a laquele Vruli
s'est rcndu acf,Grcu pour eprlX deVmst clnq nilee
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T Stafford, Esq, MIR c Culluui b McAlpin, Esq, IT..
Kibby, in Mob Is; 5 T Taylor T Rea, Esq, in NeN
Orleans.
+ S--A. lcttc bag, to receive communications for
persons at the hove hotel, is placed ut Geo Whitman
Office 81 st Charles Exchdnge,
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAbFHousr

MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSES,
W Customhouse street, opposite the post-otfico
The subscribers are receiving from their fac
tories in New FORK, and will keep constantly On
hand general assortment of Marble Mantle Pieces
of superior workmanship, and Of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian, italian, irish aod
American marble. Also, Monuments, To1nbs and
Grave Stones moulded and plain sills and lintes,
marble tacngs, hoarths and boundary stone, pQster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment o;
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest m9nner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmeD tc
set the above work.
les JAMES. KAN & STROUD
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hbIsi in store Tor sale by :
" G DORSEY. :.
ices A New Levee
8 UGAR-5O hhds, prime article for sale by
- Il DORSEY; =,
re26 4 New Levee
TSoRK-loa bills Mess, primi and other description
l. For sale by sSfTETS0N Il AVERY
s.ai
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The above medicine can be Obtained only of tic &c,
neral Agents. and those retailing agents having a com
mission signed by ~. Miles Pro$'t T.. VI. c." and
ronnterSgmed hy"E y y 7 Stone, General Agents for
Lo2isono' and bearing the Company seal.
Li8af .lgcafias.
-. + &. , T Stone, General gents for Louisiana Iii
Icheupituulas street.
bic Market
Paul Martin, cor Old Lovce and Hospital street.
", MH sherry cor Camp and Julia streets.
i'r Mueller, cor rchoupiluulus sure, and St Mary
market;
? HarJat &, Co, conlor Ichoupitouas and Grud
streets.
up p IIartwcll. Bayou Sara La.
| DR. VIM Slaushury, AUlehtorhes La.
Thomas Smnshury, lIouston Texot
Frederick Serda, cornel Poydrts and Camp sta.
Geo, Jones, rWoli Circle.
VIM. Evans No. Building Co. Row.
Application torasenccs. medicines By wholesale
must b. made III the General Agents at New Orleans
All letters, post paid, viii be promptly ae@dcd to-
l. ms Y
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! Pensacola, Feb. 18th 1888.
= tienticmen wishing engage rooms for thei
families can address the proprietor, at Pensacola O
MIR Sewe L Taylor, thoiormer proprietor, al New Or
leans.
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ACON-25hhds sides - binds Joezsud 26 hh
> shoulders, Cincinnat cuisd, landing fromstea
Sl'ETSoN &. AVERY
MO offraver street.
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NeeIy PressWe the under5iEne asnG1 To- 'I0 'o
nv the above conditions, fan as theyafe oPpco' 10
weekly papers. ,,,vprNCr
(Signed) y r. - -. " ,t NV, q ,,'nntI,s
M No subscriptions are taken TOY le+5 i''''
ettcrs must in al cases, he post pad
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~ UGAK.-o6 hhds,a prime article, fer sale hg
- u. DORSEY,
Ie22 II New !scyee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25
sPOK Il N.

Spring, savas nah fr Liverpool off Cape the
20th alt.
52-20th nit
Pandora. New York r Pictou, Off Cape Canscon the
10Th instant
Transit, wnksor fm New Orleans r Liverpool, in LAT q
lon ~ 4o-3ist ut.
AIexandsr Meser, from New Orleans, for Bremen 9Th
March, lat 49, lon H.
June, lat 81 20. Lon $780,
ST Clsud London to Philadelphia, out days. June T.
lat AZ 30, lat n.
Chief Of Boston, to Petersug June 49, lat AZ 90 lon
566.
Nelson village from Charleston June lat A. Ion 32lo.
Roscoe, Tor New York of Cape Clear.
louisiana ia NYerk fr Rio Janeiro In LAT 80 60 Ion So a.
2is, alt.
Ceres I'm Liverpool Savannah, in Ia, 50 A. lon s23csa
ultino
John Hale f Liverpool fr Charleston In lat "a So ss7
LIST inst
Iber ohver I'm Msianrss r Cowes in lat SGT Lon 6l-7h
Posahonas I'm Philadelphia for Liverpool, lat 20 So Ion
"a 2s-i2h inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-25
MEMORANDA.

sandy Hsol Jun, 2 st. r. saw he brig Honduras q
Biss H steering with essign on her rgging-by the
p Capt So sus,oa Portland r:m rs.se Pr !, s.I
maS, native Hudsos. N T., fell on so overheard and
The brg Tb,mis fro. for London. sprung assk
The a7h u 10 gale got shore C.pe sable the sOK
s INCL cs Ssssa .esn = IL. 70 a y dis
mss,eddsek Of thing ssw board
ouiu for psilsdeiphs, .G Falmouth.
Bris ch1 reodlelon, sunday evening 90 miles south
IN Saady Light In with ship carried
away bowpr figure head and done other damage and
sris 2oinese, Jennings at Boston, hence Tor Rotterdam,
put back, having sprung mssc and ,opsai yards
UsrrD sr.Iss Cossya.rr
report having lately obtained srs sso" abroad s
to pay heavy expense by charges &c on socbor
Ing this place, deem MY duty 70 make publicly kr9wn'
privileges advantages those q foreign nation re
spec. % d,es and in ard to por, shs ~ sr
IL vessel enter the port without saehsrsg a.a take mel
he, watts: or 1ss, %sy ana ad But
OTHERWISE pays clearance fee o. q :. % y esn
fSe employ s,esOe 70 carry so'oso
barrels the n,s e, .er Ia her own free Of this charge
for hire ,o. a, the Crane each saseh boat bring
-, she s ,n ,ss, pose she win pay s. or
goods .",.y y. Custom House BY srs !. vel.
80 All ether The safety and facilities OF
this port well hnswn 70 aan' - ~ Se
from me. United states Consular com.ereisi Age.t
Frrrklp, fron New Orirahs or navre,
,.d 100 bacco SUNK the lIth instant In
pa ss bar- feet water In the hod-sow boats taking ost
| The cargo ,,,- 49, :. v---...n tx,h ,ost
-. 10 with Of paving stones, PM IN
- distress with loss Of both mas,s, eowspr sas rggng
s,s,or gale If wind from seuthssI IN
he sb Instant or the Wall threw oversosrd soo.t
10 IONS Of wing On the oh instant N VI ~ srs ~
nL ship pa from Orleans bound " hsvre wne
clied with topgalant sail SANE usy, sp"ss
shsn yslenrs frep New Orleans for Bordeaux Os
ne lh Al miles southeast Of Tybec, spoke schr Mary
from Mobile for Providence.
ST. Loui. from New erlesss, for Hsre vas Oh the Lrss'
AZ DAYS out
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to the windows and looked despairingly. The debt
ors in the upper rosms-ths drlnksrds in the lower
The sounds, shouts and confusion Of tongues at Ba-
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-17

catch him, ill winter drives him up 70
the barnfor food. ,s.
Most Of them are dyke marshes have
what they call honey pots in 'eu1--
that is deep hole all fall Of squash. and
no bottom. Well, every now and lhcn
when feller goes TO look for his horse.
he sees his tail sticking right out on
eend, from one Of these honey pots, and
wavin like ahead Of broom corn: and
sometimes you see two or three trapped
there, cen most smothercd, everlastin
tired, half swimmin. half wadin, like a
rat in molasses cask. When they iod
'em in that are pickle, they go and get
ropes, and tie 'em round their necks and
half hang 'em to make EN- float, and then
haul 'em out. Awful looking critters
they be. you may depend, when they do
come out; for all world like half
drowned kitten--al sliDkey slimy--with
their great long tails glued up like swab
Of oakum dipped 10 tar. If they don't
look foolish its pity. Well, they have
TO nurse these critters all winter withhot
meshes. warm covering, and what not,
and when spring comes, they mostly die
and if they don't they are never no
good arter. | wish with all my heart,
half the horses in the country were bar
relied up in these here honey pots, and
then the ed be near about one half too
many left for profit. Jist look at one Of
them barn yards in the spring-half
dozen half-starved colts, with their hair
looking thousand ways for Sunday, and
their coats hanging in tatters, and a half
dozen good for nolhin old horses crowd
ing out the cows and sheep.
Can you wonder that people who keep
such Improbable stock, come out Of the
small eend of the horn in long run?
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-17

folks are jist like Billings, fifty cents
would have bought him a spit box, and
saved him all them are journeys to the
street door--and canal at Bay Varte
would save the st. Johns folks voyage
all round Nova Scotia. Why, they
can't get at their own backside settle-
ments, without voyage most as long
as one to Europe. If we had tina, are
neck OF land in Cumberland, we'd have
a ship canal there, and town at each
eend as big as Portland. You may talk
Of Solomon, said the Professor, but if
Solomon in all his glory was not array
ed like a lilly of the field, neither was he
in all his wisdom equal in knowledge to
a real free American citizen. Well,
said ]. Professor, we are amost enlight-
ened people, that's sartin, but somehow
| don't like to hear you run down King
Solomon neither; perhaps he warnt so
wise as Uncle Sam, but then. said /, may
be he was every bit and grain as honest.
Says he, Mr.. Slick, there are some folks
who think a great deal and say but little,
and they are wise folks. And there are
Others again, who blart right out what
ever comes uppermost, and guess they
are pretty considerable superfine darned
fools.
And with that he turned right round,
nnd sot down to his map, and never said
another word looking as mad as halter
the whole blessed time.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE CLoCK nGlA X e n /,
OR, THE SAYINGS AND DOINGS
SAMUEL SLICK, OF sL1cKv1LLE.

The cheerful sage, when solemn dictates fail,
Conceals the moral counsel in a tale. lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-17
DEATHS


in the copniw m on The 10th Of March, his fathers residence
Sir. William Wrb,c @ NJ Sona WHISPER Youngest son Of
he'd aged ~ yca's-Ie had been confined 70 M,
of II years during latter mar, ~ his Tt ,h ~.
I'd - .L " - 'euneed to skeleton WA, ha sr4r.,
inc rs s remarked the night he died. ha, wa.
three wear, 400 Will member Of tho Baptist Church about
10 ac wner BY t friends, and immersed By Ma%s,s "
oil'e and die Chrsiaa; and the v,s, oS,S
Fr cyss so %" 1slganeG with con he be-
remarkable 10 sec the Christian he had NJ ~
P''icuarY lev days before his
10 "ie was Gos wili-le, sent wben he s,I r
tha' had been prepared for his shoud he said he want
Z" u sec eand he looked upon them with as mur
Hhn one could :ha' going change circss IL Mas how
e Pleased an al-wsc ard o7crrns notwitsnd
rug % sduous attention Of his family rnry his aged mo-
ms been IKE an infant in her comparatively speak
ut "m down IN the Of his Hfe.-But though
',cHI mas departed from and shall no more ,
houh not ",oow es those without bopc"-fo the memory
VI MS ''uc' and the hamel.sucs aud purity life and
'h""it be the mi0ds Of his friends the whispering
VI small voice, to cheer their henrts give them
ne mas 't 10 mourn his oss and mother brothers
together with numerous other cnas-It
aged mother tosay aGrc ds-
' 70 the deceased, was most exemplary and
Chow happy they
Who their Saviour obey"
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doubtless unreasonable; both are TO Ola
MEMBERS ELECTED.

No Democratic paper in this or in any other Stale has
been touchy the subject of the Treasury,
than the Fiucase Democrat None has been more vio-
ent-none more abusive-none less effective We might
well be excused from the obligation Of noticing at oil,
when i, is edited by man in mask-a man, too, who
is so mpassioned and unjust, TO do more injury to
the cause which he espouses by The violence of his man
ner than he render service BY The strength of his
arguments or the vgor Of his style. The cabre Of his
musket is only calculated for mustard seed shot.
How could we expect to escape We have gone
against the Sub Treasury Scheme. We take The same
pIound which we took in 1884. We prefer the modified
Employment of the State Banks and their paper to the
hard money feature and the Executive machinery OF the
Sub.Treasury Scheme-and it has been our misfortune
to differ with the man Of choice, at the head OF the
Administration In what spirit we have expressed that
difference of opinion-with how much anxiety We have
sought to reconcile duty to our principles with our
attachment to the man-to prevent the schism Of our
party-,o keep it united in feeling and in truth
TO concila,e, to compromise, and to rally together
TO avoid all sort of cooperation with the wings,
we leave to all impartial men to determine The
great mass of the friends of the Administration have
done Us justice. Mr. Van Buren, himself allows tor our
position, and does Us more than justice. The whole
Republican Press with the exception OF The knight OF
Fincas,e, has displayed the finest and most generous
feelings towards 1t but the other day that The