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MbNTAGuE'o
R1EM FOR THE TEE TN

MON AGlE'S
BALM FOR THE TEETH.
FINIi established reputation and constant! Increasing
i demand for this etie, tual remedy Of pain, and pro
serraive of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements liav
been made 10 supply agents in all the pr ncirnl cite
and towns in the United States 10 place it ithi
the reach at those suffering and likely to suffer this
liarnssng Of all aches, l'ooth-achc.
When applied according to directions given
bottle, il has never failed 10 aifrrd immediate and
nancnt relief. 1t also arrests the decay hefrctv
teeth, and relieves that rhch irequcntl,
renders strong tooth useless The application uid
remedy simple, innocent an rot unpleasant aud
the large number of persons in different sections of tn
country, that have already experienced such delightful
and salutary effects from the of the Balm, ready
to lenr or the public good their testimony its
rivnlled qualities. 1t is al Indian remedy, "htaincl
sngularly unI unexpectedly, and he regarded b..
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
reIman Of the woods
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
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ETACHANGE ON BOSTON-f0r sale bv
AA mnr23 BRIDGE, l3I Magazine


RUSHTON 4 ASPINALL'S
A. COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-.A speedy
" and cc:iain euro for the Fever and Agur,
rcmittcnt and intermittent fevcrs; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
vcrsal success in 1882, by persons OF the highest
responsibility in this city, stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in tho above diseases with
such distinguished success, that tho proprietor of
tho recipe has been induced 10 offer i. to the pub
lie in its present form i'll the hope that it may be
The means of relieving many Of those who are
suffering under the scourge of our country. It's
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according 10 the directions has never failed of
cftccting cure, even in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder. 1t is not all disagrccablc and
persons Of the weakest stomach. and children may
take it with impunty. II strengthcns the digestive
organs, creates appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The propricto,s are
so well convinced of its efficacy. that they agree
to refund tho price Of every bottle which has boon
takon in accordance with the directions and has
not effected perfect euro of the fever & ague.
a. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans, at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner of Benvillc aud Chartres streets.
For District Agencies apply to
les Il. w. SMITH, 4S Cont At.
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1
ENlESl GARDEN SEED The sun-rnnr1
l. h"gs TO express his grateful thanks Ia the pubs
he, for the liberal support he has received since c
commenced hu . css in this city. Being sole pro
prct"r of the seed store, II Cn,n,unn street, he
not aud never was agent Tor any noHhtrn seed
vender; neither is he connrced With anv house in
tbs Etry--but he assures the pnhliG that his
c"nnrrilons IN every htpartin,iIl If The see has
ness, in the different countries a" Europe are ruA Il
10 that ct any house in the United States. II. inn
parts eds, plants, Sc. from tho mos, extensive,
and Respectable nurseries and see isncn in France
Holland, England, Scotland aud the no lhern
states-and II will al all lines be his Interest," as it
is his study, I" receive, |" addition II lbs present
stock large arrivals ot every description really the
grn" til of 1888; also, engtatted fruit $, of ali
k'"ds. The public may rely on finding full as
s"rtent OF every article in tne seed line, Of genus
al quality, and imported direct by
VIM. OHM.
40 THE PUBLIC.-Thc Undersigned HAVING
4 studied under DR.. Scimid, of Charleston
South Carolina, and for some years his assistant in
tho practice OF medicine and surgery has the honor
to offer his professional services in this CITY.
Tic assures the ladies' and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will bo paid to the calls which!
may be made; and also offers his services to the
holders of slaves, being well acquainted with the
diseases common TO them, having attended them in
..e sugar huus,. IN Charleston.
The famous bilious pills alter the composition
, Professor SinuItette. with directions, can be had
i the undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in tins and other Cities has been attended
Ht,h the greatest success, to which the hes, of
references can be given. Apply at M. lG6 Maya
zinc street. JNO. M'LORING.
~ OrlCE---The partnership of Kelley, Mason &Co
~ of New Drlean.; Mascn lIurris &Co., of Natchez
nd Harris, Kelley So, of Rodney, dissolved on
he 2s, of May last, by the death OF Samuel \ Mason
ut partners OF The firms.
The Undersigned surviving partners will be charged
with the settling and closing said business as follows:
LeviC Harris will attend TO the settling of the business
Of Mason, liarrs& Co., 1T Natchez and Harris. KEEL
ey Il CO., at Rodney; and Henry Kelley i'll attend to
he settling Of the business OF Kelley, Mason Il CO., at
New Orleans. The names of the several firms will he
used in liquidation only.
Those indebted 70 said firms ealn- lily requested
come forward and make early settlements am, those
having claims I" i'll please present them withou, DELAY
LEVI c HARRIS
HENRY KELLEY.
C.s Nlvans Junc =, 1857.
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= - - = -
r., i'u,iury Merchants and ply,I,rrs

To Country Merchants aud pllilrr..
Nrarn 81 ibis, hi.nk",s, 4 tnnrls, lrns.n :, low 4
shirri,u., ct"chs ilttns. rHliroe' ,anth, chi,ts
&c S.r,.rr..h a4d f,t 81 'r in'v Il, The elit,<r,,
uer Erf1A n Co.,
scr r-tsf.i t rtIll .,i,i tll,l.,s :,
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- PERM Oll.-l50O galious pure winter d
- Sperm Oil, in casks and Ibs, for sale by
JARVIS u ANDREWS,
las
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Cologne Wafer, Per'umery, &c.-A Splendid
article Of cologne, put up expressly Tor the retail
trade; also the pures, F ench Prrtumery, cmbra-
cling every variety Tor the tue', Tor sale by
.ct2 REEFS e. D'LANG
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=, u.,} Due Every Day at u NJ
NoTMe'h 4ha"' Closes Every day at l04 An
-, No., Due every Sunday, Wednesday
by rag O., n" Closes every Monday, Weducsds
CdTss, and Saturday. by q, +. N.
,:l Dire every lues,loy, Thursday,
I"e rare """ Saturday bvj J.. NJ
'" Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL. 80
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. of the Express Mail, bctv'.Nn Nozzle md NV
York--leaving Mobile dali, at 3P. NJ. Northwar
New York daily ut Z. N Southwark
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NO MERCURY NOR CoPAIVA w

A BOLT six months ago had the misfortune to get
n secret disease, for which have applied to sevc-
Huet, and expect him to cure me. Since that time
the disease got worse, To break large ulcers
to the number of six eight leg and all
NY face, and tlront, and not able work at he
present time account Of the disease large ulcer on
the right side of the throat. putting myself
confidently under the care Of DR.. Euc,, nf Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
fes Ii ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

I.ATF.ST LITERARY
SCIlOOl.CRAFI'S Indian Tales an Legends, o vs.
~ Miss Martincaus Deerhrook, II new novel; in vols
James celebrated Women
The Croppy, ..y the O'lIa,a Family
Aarryan, the Phantom Ship
Hook Births, Deaths and Marriages
Dr. Bird; Robin lay, volumes
New supply ofJauies The liuguemt
'ngrolam; Captain Kill Euwrr's B'chrliu
EJOllN g. Co.
- corner St Charles &, Con,un +
ENNCiiANGE ON BOSTON-f"r sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

VAkNiSHES-Ih Subscriber, having lately es,a.
hli~iled a ,arnish manuitctory in New Orleans, is
read, to supply the painters and the public in general,
by Wholesale retail. His prices moderate and
tie quality Of his products superior any brought
To this rlnce. The gentleman EMPLOYED supcrin,crd
The naIuficrv has been at h. Ii .ad OF an extensive
establishment of this kind in Europe. hose ds posed
to cali a, the Of Natchez and rchnnuulas sis,
shall he presented with fair sample Of any varnsh
they wish to Amongst the vnruisles urr the
coach No. ], wnrrunlrd change even ia lp ina
water. The black varnish f,r stores ,t.a steam hoe
cnmies. The trans parent varnish with 1t s.nal II
&c. a8 u BON NAIiEI..
7.ELOUls-20O unding fr II s,ea,.er Inle,cnti.
l. eLcr, .!e J DORSEY,
m93 1 | New rv,e
Emerson's X az"r S,rn,,s-Ii, iee cases ul h,
genuine article, us' rccriyrhlv
or, ). REESE DI.AN(;, IS Camps
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kLiDfLL'S NEW WORK, &c.-rie American
tunes. "
Noble DEEDS i Women in = vols
The Young Wi(a's BOIL, q .,,"u..l.o- no,al raj,
Jus md domestic duties.
lust received aud for sale hv MlI M'kEAN
N - Mrdnai H"ks--i "ni~ g, Fh,hfl,sd
+. hI""1..tiins "a "c" ao.'rtr, "''dh,
"l ipWAk :.
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IL H. il

FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line Of Packets
liii' Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York on every other Mon.
duy-co'nnencing on the Goth Northumberland to
insure tho punctuality in the time of sailing, the
linz will hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship fazoo, Captain Trask, to leave OH the oO,h
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave on the
4,h December
Ship Huntsville, Captain Edridu., 10 leave On the
Ship Vickshurg, Captain Woodhousc, to leave OH
the LIST January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave OH the
18th of January.
The above are all new, of the first class copper
1t, and copper ta.tcncd, and upwards of 500 tons
burlcn, arc of light !raught Of water, being bull,
IN New ork expressly for the trade. rhe price
Of passage is ixr'! al 100 dollars: their cabins arc
fitted up in the most Improved and convenient
p'"''' and flushed IN neat and elegant style 49,
Ample stores Of Tic first quality will hc provided,
and every regard paid to the Comfort and c,,irc
satisfaction at Passengers, who will please take no
lice mat no rrth can nc secured until paid for nj
the Oft &C Of tic colsignccs.
lEcsc vessels are commanded BY CAPTAINS well
experienced IN the trade, who will give every a,
tclfoh an! exert Themselves to accommodates They
viii at all times be ,owsd up and Down the Missis.
sippl by steamboats,. and the strictcst puncual,y
observed TX tho time Of sailing.
The owners Of these ships will not DO RESPONSE
bio for any letter, parcel or package. sent by or
put on board OF them, unless regular bill Of ladng
be signed therefor, at the counting house Of the
agent or owners. For further particulars apply to
D BElN g. A COHEN,
mover On Cannon G,
NEW ORLEANS & CHARLESTON PACKETS
4tt This line consists of four vessels, all ct
l.TFTY the first class, coppered and copper fast.
----- rned, and OF about 200 .uns hurthcn
with hhnts'nc accommodations for passengers.
These vessels are commanded by captains wei
experienced IN the trade, who will give every al
tcn'Ion, and exert themselves to acc ommuia,. til,
shippers. They will b" to"rd up AMI down the
Mississippi, and leave New Orleans IN or before
the lcih and 18Th Of every m"nth. The following
vessels cntnp"-e III" ne, viz
brig Arabian, Charlrs e rlon, master.
Brig C'npmnn,J. B. Thomps"n, MASTER
Br'E Ainenn, J. D'anc, master.
Bark Roger Williams. J. A''ihers, master
l"r 're'GNt or passage, apply to ]. a. BARELLl
y o., I'll Common 81. New Ollcuns, or NJ. G
M'rdrch'. Chn, sion. oc,l
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(NUlTS PATENT FIRE AKMS-Just received
~ per ship Mississippi, from New Yarh, a LARGE as.
sorlmen, nf Patent Rifles and belt Pistols for s-ls a,
EluI IS GOSSIP X Gu. =, Chart-s Hotel
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" Gtcnn's Pryuncrlrs.
Iadan Dye, for coorng The ll''r }enr's Oil.
Russians bears greese, pomatnm, Mlcha"'s Fre'
Gle Wash, superior pearl powder, Ilp white, cream
Of roses, vegetable rouge, otto of rnsr, lip su!ve,
krensme tooth wash, ca hnnr dentriticc, orange
flower water, powder puifs and boxes, 4 n,rican
charcoal, neatly pu, ua in tour ounce vinls, Pres.
ton salts, cnoyne, k,ens'e tu"in ache drops, halt
brushes, L, !lish dressing com 9, Indian hulr oil
with a variety a. "'he' rH'r"m :"'~. e.. For sal
by e. !. lRiNCtiARD,
O., , rorn'r OF Cn".l a',d "r''on SITS
"ATS-l3ca sea drah Rus sin hats, ,nri,us qnao,
I broad lnin, aud low crowns landing fun she
81. i""'s' for aAl" by Hkil"". n GO,
MY 1871 Mag zine 81
t<,l. 'Cii-,a bis Landing iturn >,',m' nj ia, N
/ Hnl.r, for safely q DORIS s.,
ma>7 Al New lev"
ME Subscribers, Agents the extensive ,ol,.a OF
W. 4 :. Butcher, Sheffield EnrlaEl, have lust
iceivcd very extensive Of rsLs, consisting Of
Table and Dessert Knives (" @ description, Pen,
fccEct, Dirk and Scar point :>nivcs; Rnzols, Scis.
sOrs, Edge Tools, Sc. Nc. &c which they prepared
ocxhbt to the trade Tor "rlr. Terms und conditions
Ail = made known at the time.
mic J.n BEiN & A COHEN 30 Common 81.
NEW GOODS.
SIMMONS, TARTr Il CO.-.,re now receiving
- yer ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry Andrew High
an,icr, rrncl, and German do,. head play ing cards:
st,r belt aud pocket pistols; plain, ribbed and spill,
cussins caps; cap h"l'l.rs sciss rs, Raz"rs, pcn
yes; Gio,,s commercial and other steel pens; Nio
ns Violin strings; she'll, ivory and hou combs; waters;
k bead and leather purses; hair hlais, trout and
ack rnslets; negro pulls; German and French cel;gnc
*a,cr, Rowl,hs ma"casscr oil, imitation do; antique
aud bears oil portable desks and dressing, cases. past
bickinc; s,,ia and toilet glasses; convex mirrors ol,-
cal glasses and vicws Indian t ads bells and lumes;
ccorcon; whit" winc toilet and shaving soaps; toilet
0w.ler, cosmetic wash balls; scented satin cushions;
pool stands; screw cushions; fancy bead chains and
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket books and Wallets;
homes fin. md
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

ROBERT CI.ANNON,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER
No. IL Camp street.
Wholesale Dealer in Paints, Oil, Varnises, Brushes
n,:O Window and Picture Glass &c. Ne.
OAF SlGAR-various qualities, constantly in
IL store and fer sale by SHALL s BROWNE,
mar 20 81 Magazine st
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yATS-I3 dtah Rus &in hats, rnrnns qunlitie-
4 4 broad brin,S and low landing fun sh,r,
81. l."., Tor sale by | bridge. n Co,
my 10 Mag zine 81
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Mi: SCUM Ruii- c"la Mls,uu hale rup-
mah' all ut hemp, IN store, and Tor sd" bv
3 BOGEltT Il IIAW THORN. G3 G,l--,ar $,
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EXPI,ESS MAIL,
I3U5 l13 Il. " Sd %
\or'hwnrd: Coming Southwark, the time is six hour
less; being $ days and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

EN- IJVJT.T.AKS KEW AHTJ.
1 ANAWAl from 1863 teroielci corner Of lIcvs
= streets, on the night Of 30h Of August, and was
seen .'e nsxt morning in Poydras street. negro hoy
named CHARLES, about u years of age, and fec
or tlereabouts in hci .h black and has an imued
nent IN ms Speech one of lis lass is sore, nsonct
by recent hurt he had on when he wen, away wh,s
cotton or linen shirt aud white cotton un,noolrs
Masters of vessels and stem boats are ca stin,d IL
gnnst receiving or harorng said negro, as well ns an
otnef persons, as ia utmost rgour Of the law will hs
enforced against them. The above reward will he puu
Tor dc've;ing him in any Of the jns Of either Of thu
'palItIes, or ut 1863 CaT"ndeet, of llev.
Steot'. sept
NOItCE-Tlc col,nlnersI, heretofore A,sng
=! \hndcr the firm of dubois & Gnrrctson nus beer
dissolved. The subscriber will liluiha,c the affairs
theconccrn in this city, and requires all persons indie,
ca 10 make payment to him only, and all those lawn,
cl''n's, to present l'en for sel..lrnt.
4
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~. 'Ut-@2 bis Landing irun sira.u nj Sat u,
Rn,.r, for sa.h by & DORIS s.,
ma>7 Al New i..vr
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con-. -rhe subscriber. nave runstaull, nn
baud n larry" supply If Casnel and I.verpssl co,l
in bulk at r'"r qualify, which they of, Tor
al in iu's IN aiiI Pnrchas.rs.
Also rvn-ctci nv The first arrivals frnm Eng
land AuI ~, NORTH, Cam i. l.high and Pearh
- ~ ,,iu { .nI, hr"ken aud scre. red, pa. NJ IN
II -7"- >nr"s<lE frr ianiy us al Il VII G.,
i1r. w-7 7 on.,he. ,n"-I h'"J.rarr /. rn-
t,rl.54 i-l.., ''.-rrt Of '", \ 53 In ~ r. s.
u, sra,Is. NJ! 1t promptly a'nhd"" T."
=.rt i. 4 \ S'lUI.!E.
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worm MIL.l.S-Orders received for mills, by
~ apll7 SHALL e. BROWN, y6 Magazine
- ULED LETTER PAPEIi-Just received a few
IL cases of blue and white ruled Letter Paper
some very low priced. nr sale by
DAVID FELT s. Co. n Y S:a,ionrrs' Hail,
iune Is "a Charities ST
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I DO CERTIFY that the ahuvc mentioned disease is
Hnr well cur, d to my own satiifctinn for which
thank .r. lluei and moreover assure that til" lc
cine have taken makes fat and did nj,rc nay
nctlth at all therefore advise my How SUITE,
lose no time u,ld apply to DIR A. llue', l,G Canal
street, between Dauphin" and Bourbon streets. Dr.
!luet is nj home from o'clock, 4 NJ until 1 L i.
rhry will find tine ,urtor for this complaint
JOHN DEAN. 1n Gru,ir: street.
II any one wants To NE, call at NJ. ~ ;'ir'.
JOHN DEAN.
New Orlcnns Feb I, 1885. feb II "
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l. , : T. Sol L, NJ ii Grudt street, between
nn'nhin AMI - rn'lp. krr.s constantly on hand
Xi-u-Ne ass.ntnrut of u,s,ts aud uruguns, ard
-h,., nj New YORK inaui lr,rp, Tor ~. wun I'll
"mt cniiuren VI al age, which he Ill dispose u
n very ",nirra:e p,ir.s.
Fim'tl-s Al! ms ytnta!cr IN se'c'ng mn order
vi h !h.r :.ist-s attend ID 10 |. 5 ST ;OER
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NN5OOL HATS. in cases-25 dozen while Woo
w Iia,s for sale JOHN II GRAHAM
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-28

H. distraction ef The P<anSsT.ss -
s &C in which sssy -ess - = 49,
= - .x;Ix. They s.s@s- = eoaN~a -
onc step . aaesass ... .as., - ~ = -
gone % far thai .,rs.-fn ~ -e Ave
dious as 10 % -. -. IA rhea-
~e can come OUT boldly aa1
s,orisvs doctrines q cur Pas1s
We can thea- ~s1nss.- 'sss> - S.
IN the lorsliy sozas q " s11-@-
S,o.h. because they are stfs1S~s -
dussrious take . sasaase.sSs -
share Of the good tnza = - 80
that they rnnst sarrsnsaeF - -s,rargs.t-
ton to the People C Ane<.s - -
llv belong- and DC efl-- $50 !. -.rs..na
| OF their o~n pFop~s r.
Iday. ieIlow-eltlze1s- ~ -. 60.
Great RePahascan's -. AZ
Party triumphant. ne
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-28

sa He ever had ana ever
the hal she - 10 the principle that the ma
would aons When that princlple was
lol.'s s of there must be an enc o. tue
Republic Lac aulooized the
character of Mr.. Clay ne W. 600
sa:a would do him justice ms am
you'd he admired by after gehefa.'o"ssi
NJ, he adverted TO the cnafac
g. Harrison. He said he liked ms
sh 49, He knew him well, ana no.
49, nd been said in his praise that was
~ s,r;c,Iv true. Ohio, he said, would
70 for him by acclamation. and ne was
ers,.ded from what he had heard, tnat
he Kew stone would yet be the arcn OF
The Union He then drew a vivid PIC,
t,rs of Martin Van Buren,. and referred
70 The downward tendency OF the coun-
try under his administrator, ~hicn, ne
Isaid. had put the republic radically
wrong. but he had every confidence ina'
we would soon get them radically right
When he had realized tets belief, ne
would descend to the tomb happy ana
contented. i,
Mr.. Cherry, of North Carolina, said
that the State he represented had re-
manned compa ratively quiet IN the sflec-
ton Of the nominee. She had her first
lchoice, as well as other sister States; but
she had too long fought against the spoil
Iers not to know her duty, and she would
stand by her sister States in the present
contest, by giving Gen. William Henry
Harrison determined support; and
when the election returns come IN, said
Mr.. c.. they will show that GOLD RlP
is WIDE AWAKE AGAlN.'
Judge Huntington, of Indiana, SAID
that State has been whig~-fs wing 10 the
core He wa. certssn she would give
Gen. Harrison large majority IN 1910.
He himself resided at Fort Harrison,
and he knew there was mo man there
who supported the General in 1886.
when the State gave him 5000 majority,
who would not do so again.
The Judge referred to the course Of
Gen. Harrison in Congress in reference
to the public lands and the early settlers,
who. instead of an enemy, as they fear
ed, found him their friend. He also re-
ferred to the declaration of Col. r. NJ
Johnson, that General Harrison has
country. and .snever lost battle"
The Judge said he was sure he never
will lose a battle, and that his nomina-
ton will be received in the West with q
burst of enthusiasm never before known
in the country.
The question wa, then taken on the
resolution of Mr.. Johnson, when it wa.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
A resolution was then offered and "a
dopted, congratulating the constituents
of the Convention on the result of its
deliberations, and recommending the
same harmony and enthusiasm among
them that have characterized the pro-
ceedings of the delegates.
Mr. Pendleton, of Ohio, stated that il
was the wish of Gen. Harrison, only
to serve but ONE TERN, if elected to
the Presidency.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-28
To The Editor of the Wing Adrocate:

DEAR SIR:-Having suffered my name
at the solitation of many friends, to be
announced as candidate to represent
Madison county in the lower branch of
our next Legislature, and there being at
this time another Wing candidate in the
field,eI now to prevent a division of the
party-and with a grateful sense Of the
compliment shown me, land without con-
sulting my friends,) respectfully decline
their nomination and withdraw from the
canvass; with q sincere wish for the
success Of the Wing candidate on We'd
nesday and Thursday next,
Respectfully,
Your ob't serv't.
THOS. SHACKLEFORD.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-28

VIcKsBURG Rail RoAD SWIFT IRA
YELLING BANK NoTEs, &c. = We see
from the Vicksburg Wing, that the cars
on the Vicksburg and jackson Rail Road
lately came from Bottoms to Edwards, a
distance Of nine miles in thirteen and a
half minutes, being at the rate Of forty
miles per hour. We are pleased to see
the farmers of this county Transporting
their Cotton on this road-it is drawing
In the circulation of the Bank very ra-
pidly-so much so, that we are inform
ed that it is very scarce, and that the
farmers are sometimes unable to procure
it to pay freight--it's at discount Of
only ten per cent--when three months
since it was dull sale at thirty per cent
discount After the spring courts, and
by the next fall term, we have not .
doubt but that this money will be at
par. Their suspended sebt will BIS
greatly reduced, and the circulation al
most entirely drawn in.