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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

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J. NJ Natl1eS,
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a NcInsvre-
pi virtue o. - ahoze s-zzzz zas1 se
II me directed. SAL exRass le g.ze-
I5c sale. for casa before Eaa E'agst- aassssa
door, n the so~n 81 Caarua.
On fse Fra rz-sas n &c. z>s.s
One Negro Bov nzn,ed Fsser
Lexsec On Ard 49, - Sc - sas -
the a50ve ss.s@d ease-
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Sept :.
FcSrF0SE~EST
The sal. Of t1e aaowe 1sscrsa~ prss-
perry 5 hereby Postpoae1 1zz-4 80 s1zr-
Moncay n OrsoS1-- fs.a-
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

tz-ss esseslt Cas-rs--N4s'- s-e@ $50
J. '" : !. |. s-1". S~v.. -.
Jaa'es G. L4S<le~
Rl xars=z - sA~ a..ss~ sz.zesl go -
- ase 1kr~ca~s ! SAL sxp1@@ - 80.
llc sac sor casa. 5<ssr~ - 1aarz~al
door n tae noxa ~ canasa~
On ss< Fsrzs Als@3zs - tka~1~r. 1ssa
Tbs tellc~szg 3~~rrzs~z .a.1 - -
rzzSzc1 t1=r~eF a. a~> eAss = - 3saar<
river. - - The ~o1EA A4lF 90 raw ~4%s
half - saS4eA-~@s< @4aree=. ~e<faam ssa. -
so~asAlp ssexea- raasv Ea-~e< ea~4
I4esi-4 n ana - - 49, 81 IS
the .50xe stated ea~@-
: ~ FLA4 AN<fN. So
- { 4 S1kzz- e :
Aogs-ss - $
P0>TeO>EMk>T-
Tie sac of ~ abaxe Ses-rs - eesr
Persv i hereby PsssPeses4 aas4 the rs-s
a9n4ay In Ocseoer. $50
SM FLOE RN0N. So
- 4 l. Aa&aS. = :
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

FRESH DRUGs, OIL AND PAINTS,
And Botanic Nediciness
IUST received and for sale by
- e. D. WARD
January Is 2-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

ssHenYy Clay's address to James X. Polk in
the House of Representatives.
Go home, G-dd-n you, where you belong.''
--.Ne1o Era.
This lie has been so often nailed to the
counter and often ripped up by the loco
focos that we fear the long of one of their
editors will have to be nailed over II before it
will stay down.-plcksb,Eg Whig.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

POSTPOSEMENT.
The sale Of the above described pro
Perty is hereby postponed until the 3rd
Monday In October
s NJ. FLOURNOY. sag.
By w. j. NoRNANr. dsprzty
October IL, 40-4l Pr. fee Sl3l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

sHERIFF'S SALE
Jnsdisor, Circuit Cotsrt--Soreusbcr s-r-l- Is39-
William H. Bole,
Or slIes =. IA
George W. Nicks,
pY virtue of the above stated case. 20
- me directed, will expose 10 public
sale, for cash, al the Courthouse door.
in the town Of Canton,
On tie First Monday IN October 1888,
The following property, TO wit. One
hundred bushels of Corn and three thou
sand pounds of Fodder.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant and will be sold, to satisfy plain
tiffs debt and cost.
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, Si'F-
By w. J. NoEsAST, Dsp'y-
Sep, Il,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

MARRIED-At Mount Olympus, Madison
county, at the residence of Major Charles B.
Green, by the Rev. Thos. Ford, Mr.. GILES s.
FAINTER, Cashier of the Branch of the Com
mercial and Rail Road Bank of yicksburg, at
Vernon, Mi. to Miss ANGELINA B. HARRIS, late
of Philadelphia, Pa
With the foregoing communication, we re-
ceived the largest fee zee eUer obtatled-in the
way of Pound Cake, ct cctera. If our new
married friends could have seen the attack
made on it, by Ourselres, the Derii & Co., they
wosld have formed some idea how grateful ire
are for such Acknowledgements of our existence.
In return they have our sincere wishes for their
prosperity, and may their life be one of conju-
gal bliss.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

10y virtue of the above state cases TO
IL me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale. for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton,
On the Third Monday in October 1899,
One hundred bales of Cotton, more or
less, part of which is picked and part in
the field.
Levied on as the property OF said de-
PENDANT, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShG
By |. A. ADAMS, Dep'y.
Oct 10. 4O-4l [Pr fee $5]
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sfzEk1Fk-> ~NLE.
-fzLlsu- rsrczat ss4~t--Ners~ H~r-x Es-sa
lean : So.och-
" Fs=arsas g. -. ~
las E Bra~n- A. $50
Wni- A Bcown-
D1 vfrsze 81 the aassxe saase3 easa as
- ma erected. { SAL ekpa~@ So asss-
lie sale. Or casa. bslez@ sAe c11r=- 49,
door IN ne s0~u e Csaeaa.
On ths Fsrs< N7-@zzv - Gssl8s~. Hzes
The folsg~iRg tzaeE eF aarres vs. asaA
% WIVES AalE ~ ss.zA-easz s.aas-
ssr sscszoa sizase~n- sz@azase a1a.
rage nxe. east Ssssta haf SCI es>c #t
Of soath-~sst gaaFsar. see@ea "a -ssas.
township al1e. raaSu ase. east eaaza.ar
Ing enc azzGreri als3 txrearx 49,
Lexse1 an ana 49, - 500 sr :. SIS
the anoYe s1ase1 case.
= NJ EL0E ENnX- So
3 e. Hzzksassss. zfaes
suguss 81
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staEKaKF< 49,

~AE kAhE ~AEE-
lN1lssaz csrczss rr=vt--Narrr a--us asa
Ford 4 Satherlza1
v. Arsoli s suasv
F. y X J + Ha-
bert
Same ass sane-
sans
p1 virtue e. che aas1se szneat sazes 81
ID ne directed, sAal1 exea@e - nr.s
lic sale for cash, hes0E- the Csurz-a.s.zz-
door. IN The t1Nu 81 Casa.
On ~ Tssr,f Eszlss - Ssu.szssr tE,s,
The e-Op e Co-a grs~nz "a s,-ss
acres of laD3- en- tss F-euas@s af szs-
Arnol1.
Levied On Al 49, - $50 - sa1szg
the above sra-e8 casez
>N FL0ERN01. SksF-
BIC Hsczzzs.a. Ess1s.
August "a. -
Po>rroSK>sx~E~
The sale ef ne aeese ae~cri as-l rne-
Psrty = hereby posspsnesi rznSE lse Z .ssr
Non5av n 0s-toher. tSs9-
SM- FL0ERNOX. ST
b e. H-cxszs,s- DIS
Sep 81
FOSE RoNErf EcrF
The sale e ne $3.50 @eerrrassA $50
pertw - hereby psssrpssnasvi ann5l sa@ saaz
Moudav Ia 0cfoseE. 12s9-
SN- ELOE R~0N. So
Br C. Hcxzzsa2s. AHe~'4
Oct n. $o-8l Er See SS8f
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Mzfis-n csrczss eaarf--Ns~s~ aerua ASA
J. G. Ra5arss s. Ga,
afa
William Cage.
sans.
Richard Araol5.
pY v5rsae 81 she aaase st1sesE eases
I'D co me dlzecsesl- saal1 rese 81, assss
Inc sale sale. Scr casa. hesaee sae t'sarz
house door in the s1sa 81 caaaa.
Ok sse Fz-ss 1fsszlzs - gstssrr l.ss
4 Doe &c Hogs. sav stv- Nse. a E'-un
oF Cora, three miles Narsh ef "a aus.
tovSn-
Levled en- an wl - $50 - HazeF
the above srssed eases
: n EL0t EN1A. SAT-
b O. a kcsrs. F. s.
SEPT =
POSITION
The sac * ras aasRe 1esrrl as-sl asa-
Perty {. hereby PosEpeaesz za-lI ter .
MoRdsy in Oerober-
: NJ. EE0E RN0N. Sk-F
3 e. g. Arass- = =
Oct - $e-sI rPr 60 So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

w Bennett sur part
10y virtue of the above stated cases to
- me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door In the town of Canton,
On the First Monday ara October 1859,
The following Negroes, TO wit: Lewis.
Emeline and two children, Davy. Rich
ard, Alfred, Daniel, Wilson. Harvey.
Jane and child, Aaron, Katy, Sally. Glen.
Peter, Amy, Isam and Harriet.
ALSO-Three Horses, eight Mules
twenty head of Cattle, one hundred
Hogs, forty bales of Cotton and the re-
mainder of this years growth IN the field,
Farming Utensils, Household and kitch-
en- Furniture, six yoke of Oxen, two
Wagons and Gears.
Levied on as the property of SAID de-
PENDANT and will be sold 10 satisfy plain
tiffs debt and cost
s VI. FLOU RNOY. Sh-f
By c. HIcEERsOS, DsP'fg-
Sept e8,
DISAPPOINTMENT
The sale of the above described pro
perty IS hereby postponed until the third
Monday In October, 1889.
S. NJ, FLOURNOY, Sk'F
BIZ C. HIcrKzsoS- Dep'y-
October 12. 40-4I Pr fee $50
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JACKSON RAIL ROAD.
DDITE REnJTCE

Oct. 7, 1889. 4o-4s pr fee s15I
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fNSNFONEMNNE-
The sale q sae anose 2escaseei er-
perty : hereby pssrpoazsz zzlr sAe
Nondav In oefoher-
! NJ ELl& kN0N- S4-F
81 e. klzezzzsary- Een's-
OctI2 +o-s1 Fp~ Sc So
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-06

TO THE ARJfST AND FANCY PAINTER.
lust received by the latest ais from Hayre,
- splendid collection Of Artists DIushes paints. pal"
pallet knives crayons and paseis eelors md
wa,er c"iors prepared with honey and ,arnh for do;
slumrs Of every description. splendid mahogany and
walnut easels or portrait painters pastel 81
every color, pencils OF every size yarnis, brushes fiat
and round, very large size canvass already prepared
India ink. supe' ne !; large boxes fully with
colors, brushes elegantly fitted up, dc sc.
Splendid Aibeins, supeibly bound and gilt; colours
Of every description, by cake sign and ornamental
tools cid pene,ls and great qnun,iy u articles II
| 10 sue " hich are 100 numerous etn
The principals OF Al adAmies, Teachers Of DN~i ing
a am @br viii accoa,as,e ,he ann s.ys M
artists favorabl,. MuNpELLt,
| No s. Ca,an re
Dealer in lainis, Gil yarnishes ind Fsncs Articles
for painters, Wholesale and Retail. mar Inn
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Lady .Nontague's Comp6tnd Chinese Soap re-
ON m eude bv the ladies' of Madrid and Charles
ton, indeed royalty, no. iity, the press, and the
gigantic balance of all things. public opinion has
eulogi.ed II and placed the 'ffc,ency Of Lady l..
Monague's compound Chinese soap beyond sus.
picion Tor tc,,er or ring worm, rimp.es the face,
burn, tan, erupIion,, prickty heat, and afIecs
lions Of the skin, The healing qualities Of this soap
will snon eradicate. 1t is rscon'm'nded os an
emolli-n, shaving solp OF compound for gentle.
men, for heau,iiyina the compiexion, renewing
frrckies, and ,mpa''ing freshness aud delieacy to
the, comri. 3ion. The alstocrHic DISTINCTION .ot
soft and white hand, with many an object Of
considerable interest. Exposure # warm climates
the neck face and hands Income tanned Of hard
ened, and the Inventions Of modem ch. misty hase
been rendered subservleht not merely io,he neces.
sary every day ui ie, but even 10 It's iuxuries
and cegances.
Sold wholesale and retail u, Ne. 95 Customs
| house ST. Price 81, ~ oil :
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rRANxLIN INFIR1aA Any

THE public respectfully informed ss snss int,
= linton is erected on the most improved plan, sno
IN an airy and most admirable situation, IN the fsMsOnf
s;ppi. = e;5 f, s
The bdildng is arge an inost divides
in apart'eIts for ksepn; separate different clsssss,
and d ferent diseases.
The institution is suppl Il with the mo4t skilf,,l and
attentive male and telnae muses. and speaking the
RIOTS nodern languages.
Private may be had by gentlemen al fvs dol
lars per day, incuJins aitenda,,ce, &cs r
Terms in the mary wards, ,wo doliars per day.
Slaves also two dollars. Small PIX in s,e ordinary
wards, FIVE dollars. 800
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident physician is DIR Nsddeinah, 10 when
application for admission must be made. 10 Df A
Lmzemherg, No II Rampant street. apl9Iy
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TO TIE LADIES.

a
DIR HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
YNIlIS new instrument for the radical cure of Pro.
i lapsus Ulcri, Falling of the Womb, by ca
terna application, supersc0ing the of the OBJ
jectionable prcssary, is confidently recommended
10 the afflicted the of perfect restoration
to health, it never having failed of performing
cure, even under the most aggravated circumstan.
ccs 1t has received the decided appreciation Of
Sir Ashley Cooper of London Sir Benjamin G
Brodic Sir James Clark, Physician 10 the Queen;
DR. Ashwell, Lecturer on midwifery to Guys Hos
pital DR. Rgby, lecturer to st Bartholomew; DR.
Griffith, lecturer to Westminster Hospital; DR.
Ramshotham, lecturer to London hospital; Robert
Ferguson lecturer to Westminster lying-in hospit.
al DR. Swcatman, lecturer to Middlcscx hospital,
and senior accouchcur to Queen Charlottc's lying.
in.hosptal also by Henry Davies, Conquest /;
Blundel, Lee Mcrriman, surgeon kcates, &c. by
| DR. Morreau, president OF the Academic Roayalo
dc Medicine, Paris, and Accouchcr to the Duchess
DOreans professors Vclpcou, 'Marjolin. Paul
Dubois, Sarson and others--and in New York by
professor J w Francis, G Bedford, NJ profas.
sor Of midwifery in the university of the city Of
New York; proiS. Dcafield and Francis, U John.
ston, president County Med Society, Laurcns Hull
president med society State of N York, plois Jas
McNaughton of Albany, profs March, Cyrus Per
kins, Doanc-Drs Thos Boyd, Gilbert Smith
lIosack, Stearns, Ludlow, Nissan, Vachc, Power
Grayson, Van RENSSELAER,, and many other distin
guishcd physicians in the U States.
A Hull, Office Wesley st, Astor House n
Y ork.
DJ- A constant supply of the above instruments
with DR. Hull's improved Trusses for Hernia, vii
be kept by SICkLES 4 Co, N Orleans
A G Carpenter, Natchcz; Stone Il Marsh, Wood
vile; Booth and Mallory, Memphis; W WiIkin
son, Some rville; Hall and Washington, Nashville
Nc Naray and II auiiton do; II |. Bliss, Florcnc,
Ala; J Sposwood, Athens; Irby and Mastin
, Huntsville; Du Bose and Rof Mobile. apl I'm
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BA Il A A r,

JOFNCT q ~. CNNFfeS = CUWWUN SIFetZ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RUSI! & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
- tentom of citizens and strangers to their complete
assortment OF Gentlemcns linen shirts, do cambric
with linen fashionable linen fronts; linen col
lars: silk, cotton aud mcro under shirts and drawcrs
camhrc and silk hamlkerchies: black and fancy era.
great variety: stocks of every description: gun
elastic and cotton suSpenders silk, cotton and l4rear
gloves: gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and canes cole
mounted.
Also,-Splemlid assortment of ladies and gents wri
ting desks, dressing eases, por, oos perunery, cut
lery, and rich fancy goods.
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery Wnters snd

No. So Moreau tncur the routciartrain Rail r oad)
Pilot and Navy Bread, SODA and Wine Risouit,
Sugar, Butter, Midiord and Water Crackers.
All the above articles are warranted to be of the
frs, quality, and keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-kn dried corn meal.
Orders left al &. W. Prirchard and Taga,t Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put Up expressly for
family use. l5nov
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IN RICHARDSON'S Dictionary the definite mean
1g uEd all the meanings OF wod, US well Us lis
proper nppiiculiun NAV be aScertaned by tracing Sc.
ries Ot quotations Eom the fathers III The lang uaEe,
through successive uges down t" the present tine. As
no one is expected 10 subscribe To Richards on's Die
tionar, I'LL he has FIRST eXann, il, the Age Graves
the dH gencc OF leaving ao"Ps al The offices OF profess
sional gent amen for cNanlinaluu assuring them ila
they vii, find in it, that clens full illustration OF the
language long desired aud long needed the yer,
wan, ot which ha>heea the greatest defect in Engl-
literature. Office l62 Gravier st I'd m27
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IL IL IL IL
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF Jackets.
ITO snil punctualy every Monday from each port
l. This Lin. eff Packets have been Increased to .cy-
en- first class Ships, consisting of
Ship .N0shrWe, Captain Wood
1rknms"S, Captain + ) Dehnis
h/nb"m", Captain G G Berry,
OrirnnS, Captain ; Sears,
VickSburS, Captain Bunker,
lnnthe0, Captain Ashley.
NnShriUe, Cautnn Wood.
J0nisn, Captain Truman.
Oconec, Captain Lyons.
OcmWyce, Captain leayi't.
yNcn Ship - Captain Woodhouse.
New Slip - Captain Nichols
The above ships arc all of the first class, coppcrcd,
and copper fastened, and We're built in New York ex
ter, and almost invariably the bar without detc
ton
These packets are commanded by Captains well cx-
perenced in the trade and will always exert themselves
to accommodate. They will aw avs be lowed up and
down the river. and will promptly sail advertised.
They have handsomely furnished communications and
stores OF the first quality will always be furnished, and
every attention paid the comfort and satisfaction of
passengers
The price of the cabin is fixed at $50, without wine
or liquor.
For further particulars apply to A COHEN,
mar22 90 Common street
u The ships are not accountable for breaknge of
glass hollow ware, marble granite cooperage Of tin
Or rust Of non steel: responsible for any package
or parcel put on board, unless regular bill otl,ng be
signed therefor at the office Of the agents.
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TO rHE ARrtsr AND FANCY FAINTER

VNTHISkEY-5u barrels whiskey, landing from
w steamer Fusilier; for sale by
ms STETSON s. AVERY, 58 Graz Ter ct
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FALL, g. WINTER CLOTHING,

FALL. g. WINTER CLOTHING.
p. FREEMAN n CO., No. ), Magazine street
-. are receiving their supplies of Fall and Winter
Clolhing and will conlnu" 10 receive shipments regu.
larry throug bout the season. Their assortment being
large will enable them TO supply merchants from
the country the shortest notice; for sale wholesale
& retail, accommodating terms.
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McCOLLUN 4 DOSSY

JOHN STEWART,
Nc. 5, Putt Street. .Ncw York,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
IMPORTER and dealer n IIai,crs PllSheS and
l. trimmings. Ann DE storage may be had mod
crate terms, and every attention paid to goods forward
ed TO his
Retcreucts:-
Messrs I.arlt & Provost, O.
Gossip Il Co.
nov2o. 1%:}2- "
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TUINESE TRUNkS--ju>t received an assert
~ ment OF the above article, representatives. agains,
moths with peculiar brass locks, we'll adapted for la
dies dresses or for holding papers &c, bsing extremely
light and handsome, for sale at GOSSIP Il 60,
ieo6 Exchange hotel 81 Charles
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-06

IN w PERRY continues To carry on the CRATE and
~ stove manufacturing business, and offers for sale
splendid Of ground and east iron CRATES,
to which the attention otthe public are Invited.
M Nv T. W PERRY.
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It'll Vegetable urgutivcs alone assinilac with the blood.
l. causes of disease. SARSAPARIlLA well known be
the ci"ca purifier oi,he blood and fluid. the human
system III existence II the principal remedial all
panaccas Cnocons ud other preparations. It, useless
therefore 10 comment on lis Virtues, they are known
one as every newspaper filled with advertisements Of prep
aratlons of Sal suparia extracts, syrups, &C.
DR. w i has d>covcrci process known only himself,
without destroying til" virtues of,c sar>nara and forming
sor.apariNa Bood PLts. With the sar.aparia
~ and almost mcrcrptby carries of the and morbid
humos separated ron the blood by srapurla These
pills do not purge violently most pills do, wc PROS
atc and reduce the SYSTEM rendering liable dis
ease, weakening the SYSTEM and making discssc to take
IT must be evident that pugings Violently the pills do
that are manufactured by qnchs and foreign mpos,os
ms IN their consc puences mercury and other
erals
Frou the circumstance the sarsaparia being introduced
pocket or for travelling: not beng liable TO beahagc
the bottles containing preparations Of the sasnpaA they
must eventually take the place Of all other preparations of
sarsaparilla
Both the foregoing have elected testimonial.
from piy>ic and others which accompany the drecuns
and confidently recommended i'll rheumatic affections
scrotua ys,pc'a Iau dice, heartburn. diseases liver
spine the of he hcut aud stomach
bad of the mouth foul brcu,h ha,uency indigestion
want {" APPETITE, sour "rIcons and acliy IT the stomach,
nccro"' of tho throat and body scay erupons
and blotce OF tho skim dry and pmcs and puSfucs
enlng Of tile glands of the neck, the gron breast
stomach coughs liver complaint ~aerIrash, and all the
''''' inquiry VI INT
constitutional diseases produced by mercury other
erals.
Ask any respectable physician the question: what is the
most elcacions purifier of the blood his answer will be
saparla
Suffice it 10 say then if all physicians ommcnd
versay hat better evidence have Of aluabc
properties?
Numerous certificates have been received and
be hundreds Of 81 the remarkable
cures ever performed by medicine,
Sold wholesale and retail Nc 81 Custom House street
New Orleans.
" Those afflicted with Acumati>m scrpulu, eruption of
pI the l;uiS licntS
many advantages aud avoid impusuu by app
above.
J. The attending Physician may he consulted from 10
NJ, and from > to VI and from IL the evening.
ulrll
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AND
RENONATOR OF TIE SYSTEM

Ever discovered
Also constitutional diseases, produced by mercury. cr
&c SC.
II is fctTha never in single have they been
known to- he used that they did prulu,c good elect
curing thousands many of whom con. I,,r in4u
ral..
Ii fcthat box of SarsaparilIa pills aud one bottle
of tho Compound syrup ofSarsapa all uilc,cn, 10 cure
any Of the above dis, a>es.
fnCt-ShOuld be oserv that the only place they can
obtained genuine in n. Orleans Custonhou>e street
barr !. a., No OF
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ENOtR-llB5 brls lunliug froin steamboat Mem.
IL I.hs, r for sale by u DORSEY,
MART "a New l.evee
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GEORGE c. ClllLDS,

GEORGE c. CIllLDS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Nv attend the Supreme Court, and the district
w Courts, of Harrisburg, aud SONG OF the adjacent
coun,irs--Ilicc ut the City 81 Houston.
Claims on the government, either Tor Bounty Land
or money! will he undertake, an promptly attended
TO either for non residents residents ui Texas.
Address from the Unilcd Slalrs-Ciy u! llunst"l'
to the care of ). Kicker, (fcAus Posi- Office AscnAs
New Orleans. 'm mar :!
0DEANS-ln bills landing from steamboat It Louis
B Tor sale by ABRAHAM TRIER,
omar 10 III Magazine 81
! IFE OF CARDINAL CHENEkuS, Archbishop
4 Of BorIsaux by the Rev. } linen Doubourg OK
professor of theology translated from the French by
Roberta Walsh.- just received and for snle by
milo A TOWAR, 40 Camp st
MANILA tOKDAGE---A cunpt,e. aSso, tn,en
vi Of Manila Cordaes and Hn~ssrs Tor S lie by
mar 8 So + WHITNEY, n Camp s.
II ATS-iO cases blk silk plush Hats t,r sale by
l Il mar.9 SHALL &.BROWN, % Magazine
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NEW ORLEANS & CARROT LION RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS toR THE WEEK DAYS.

After 10 O'Clock Car be obtained by paying 10 Do
lars for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
1eav Canal ut 6 O'CLOCK A. NJ and hourly. AZ
calf past o'clock this will running every half
hour and continue throughout the day until o'clo r. N.
from the heat, jackson street.
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets money will be uken by the codut
Office New Orleans and Carullion Rail Rond Company,
Poyd r,S JOHN HAMPSON.
nov2a Chief Eug N. o C r r
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EECOMMENDATORY FACTS:

1t is ,ctrlc only proprietor and manufacturer of the
a"f'ar'a blond pills Is regular ply tnn well apoth
"osted Ivy The most celebrated ply of the United
States.
Doctors Phystk Chapman, Jackson Gibson, Devices Hare
James, lIorncr, CoNe, &c.
Its factrha' the snrsaparla bnod pills are employed
IN the practice of many pI very strongly RECON-
nGn'ed by tro. host the States (scc directions
accompany lug each box of pis)
II Is fac-lhcv cumpuscd entirely Of vegetables,
and they arc warranted ury animal pre-
parlons.
1t is niacIhcy may he tax by the dcIic ate and ut
hagcs without restraint Of
en OF I"hins cold; without change Of diet restraint from
temperate eating
Is aiict-rhey will not by their operation which may
be mid or active according the Quantity taken weaker,
me y stem so much most of the purgac medicines gencr-
ally do.
1t Is fLct-That they the cficclual
YERLtIERN uE IUE RLluL
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ILLUSTRATED edition of james on the Passions, IL
1 splendid Engrnvihgs. ..-
Memoirs of Charles Mathews, Cotnnedisn, by Mrs.
Mathews in . vols. lust received and for sale Nv
mar II ALEX TOWAR, 40 Camp st