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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-13
HENRY Clay.


Mr.. Clay is an individual calculated.
in any country, and at any period. TO
command much notice His talents and
his cast of mind are of the practical or
der.-You are struck at once with his ap-
pearance. He is tall and slender OF shape.
his arms effectively. too long for his size.
In dress he IS Plain-yet adhering 10 the
now Anticipated blue coat and gilt buttons
When he commences his remarks be
appears rather awkward and ungainlv
which appearance IS heightened bv
pronunciation of some words With re-
marked popularity and impFopriety-
These defects, however are lost sight Of
as he proceeds, and when warmed with a
subject favorable TO display. he IS certain
ly the most overpOwerinG and fascIaar-
ing speaker OF his age. His form then
becomes lofty and erect - his counte-
nance beams with life. He Looks. thinks
and feels every word he utJers- His &C
ton is, at times violent in the extreme,
yet not overstrained or unnatural His
voice is indiscribably fine, and consti-
tutes one of the greatest charmeS Of his
oratory. Indeed no man can witness IN
effort of Mr. Clay's without asserting 10
who being asked wherein consisted eio-
quence, replied, ''action, action, action
OF Mr.. Clay as an orator YOU can
have no kind of idea, BY reading his
speeches. You are amused when you
peruse coolly in the papers. a day or TWO
afterwards, what enchanted your atfen-
ton and fastened your soul and your sen
ses, midst the crowd and beautiful al the
capital. will remember the first time
heard Mr. Clay. was quite 4 child.
and on holiday afternoon wandered in
to the capital The columns and the
pictures caught my youthful fancy
While there, Mr. Clay spoke casually
and briefly, upon the repair Of the Cum
berland road, | recoiieet II Is Il the &C.
currence was bar yesterday The im-
preston upon me BY his voice, how va
rious, how commanding, how rica N
volumn and in Intonation. In the course
of MS remarks, he used this exclamation
.sihe West, the West. the poor Nestr
was actually awed- The painted dome
above his elevated form repeated --the
West the Wcst.r-He gave foths word
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-13

\ geutiernan travelling Sh has
written letter % rae easaar ef san Es
ton Traveller. 3 neagrzz paaer- Is lshs-a
the folle.ssing deseFsnsioa IS zaxea 49, ras
manner IN which .-s3e s-zsac=uss's are
received az the Whte Haase. -Prs
rs lis fEae- Melissa
H-as1iaxfsu. n. e. Aerfs "a. lrea-
On Friday evea51-. Eae5ug les-es
of introd1et5on. I eal.ez ga tae Rrese
dealt feuzi hisa - she neeeasa
VooEn- reclining ueon y sela- csa AS
little q hize. exeepz that D. leets hke
his picture Frosa tAe rea7e@satas
l had heard Of hiaa- 4 axpeeEesz sa s.axa
found him vir stfshs.is- e erasaras- e
benevoAus- bGt 49, dasapFeants4 lbs
huEab.est r1sglc FL fAe ssaes4s g Casgsss
6la- dwelling n = a1w zss.e1 enz@ e..
- here had o-easiaa = cal tzeseaz aas
wlIh grearer urnaastv- IL E<N e4se
thar ChesserSel1 20 .zcsezs. ea ecca.
sioBs of p15is~ nesess-sv- rA4ea reas4sas
n display q oss<ns4sasas s-aes. 81
the true dem1craz- whe rexa-gzs az w1-@
rs rs leslo~s an e4sa4s = sze <z~4
Scals q ss-saz. A4S s14-s-Asa~ ea1e@-
Do not coasslex Asz - Pessess r4e s-a-
meats q tr2s -ree-ness---1a. =, - -
not great n Nasasass1n - sreAs- es
IefserSon, q Frankt.1- er 4ohz essa-t
Adams A. these =s~n a4*e ~ $50
nlrac = The tensose e saase A. "a sa-z.ss
bar this rsaa 1ces ~sz .>re4z - use -
s,szse-s srsriE whse& can eswr@seas-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-13
From the Baltimore Pat7eE
sketches of United states Senator's

The following Is an extract from
"Sketches of United States Senator's of
the Session of 1872 BY a talented
member of the Washington city bar
James Hoban, Esq.
The portraitures of some of these dis
men are wildly and shining
iy drawn-and the style Of the writer Is
at once nervous and classical. Mr.. HO-
ban ough: to devote his pen oflener TO
the muse of Literature
As a specimen Of the work we select
the following.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-13

exot.cks---Birds of bright piumsge sus-
pended IN elegant cages from the roof
fountains spouting into basins containing
bright fish of varied colours, formed =
refreshing and beautiful scene for the
eye to dwell upon. As soon as her ma
Jesty perceived the entrance Of her at
tendant, she closed the book. which, by
the way, was that of prayer, and with
a welcoming smile said, my dear Annie,
am delighted TO see you look SO well
and composed. Come and sit close. very
close to me. There, now tell me. for !
must know directly, the reason Of yes
terday's excitement"
With slight tremour IN her voice,
and fear depicted in her countenance,
Annie thus explained:
1'Lord Brandestoue was a frequent
r-~~t ptt my dear father's house, and was
a great favourite both with him and me.
After his decease we seldom had an OPP
portunity of meeting, except in public,
which was, as he said, ga source of con-
tinual misery to him. and | am ready TO
say to your majesty, il was little less
SO to ne. His lordshlp not being of age
and till then having but his pay to live
upon. ] was prudent enough to request
him TO be patient and defer cur union
until the attainment of his majority.
This he consented to with reluctance.
provided | would meet him occasionally
on the terrace; but this refused, think
ing it might be discovered and talked a.
bout. After great deal of comforting,
and endeavoring to arrange the affair to
mutual inclination, | was-that IS, your
majesty-he persuaded me toto marry
in private, and not divulge the secret
and-and-'
4 by accident mentioning his name
gave you an idea the plot was dis
coveredr
'Ye-yes-your Majesty
ooh, Annie, you little traitor
May hope to be forgivenr ex-
claimed the kneeling girl.
Forgive you dearest! heaven bless
you, and render you unalloyed and con-
tinued happiness exclaimed her majesty.
taking her by the hand, and raising her
from the floor.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-13

Often may be seen two merry girls,
waltzlng and singing together, without a
shadow OF sorrow, nor the faintest trace
OF care, on their smiling, sunny faces.
The one is Victoria, queen of England
the other, Lady Brandestone, the ca
deUent maid of honor
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GTATE OF LOUISJANA--C Commercial Court

= IAI T. VF SJANlA--COnmeTclaI Court
~ OF New Orleans,
The State of Iouisisns-.'lu all whom tie Sc pre-
scuts shall come orc.tnp :--Wherens Andrew = Bur.
ker, hav,,. pur, nsed nj sale made bv tile sheriff
| Of the rn,,h nt Nav Orleans r,. nru,.rty
Eercuaf,rr dr,n,i, b,, .nnl;. ~ In. r,e,t nf his
Cont in ~ Ius, nH, ,;, d.d az Ia ,,ns ,r ni,le ,
,h. ninh d, nj .n,,s, -, I, Ia9, rnr, MAMMA, mr.
Advertisements il; rnfr,,,;,,. ,, A., ,f ,,. 1 ulsl,
,ur. nf The ~n,. u / r,u;,;i .,t,ll IN ct f., ,i,
Cnr,hcr aasnynrn n, ,,,to y, ,,,,ise,s n, i,uIr
.,l..., o,,nrnv,J ib, tamil ,,, II MI I9}t.
>., r. IT, t r wy " ~ , ~ n
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

HAVANA. q
VNllE undersigned, present proprietora of this well
l. known establishment, culle,he Mansion House,
situated iii Ohrapia street. No. 49, huve the honor to
nnnounce TO the public, tla their greate-t care and al
tenton will be dedicated to render co,nIo bile perso's
who may lavor them with their patronage. The nd
vantage possessed by the house for travellers, tor It's
locality, Convenience Sc we'll known that 1t is
unnecessary to enunerae them.
= sept 2l-1y CUNEY Il FULTON.
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10000 = r | Il L S.

10000 PR | Il Z S.
I. The VERtAD "A ground, valued ut s.
Ths ,p'uai'lr and F"ndl tdiir" il e stories
| high, amd pIe.'nts u 0uni ol II, ftt On SAINT
Charles street, ant lua beet on Comn street,
The prn"Umi p9riIuu Of the front of t5r base.
Inent ator. Comi,tl-e- It ia'g e bar cotf Euusc
and eight stores, nnd two grand entries to the
hoel, i.r which the remainder of thu .pIrndid
et'hCe Is dt-l1,rd, aud as such ~ now 0ccnp.
ed by Nr-ors. King II Nr"k-, i'll style which
renders it III" u~st fashionable hotel of Iie
south; 3lO person. can At one time te cOnven-
ientv accommodated IN dinwinL rooms, par.
| lOurs ami bed ruom+. The present rent nvera
ges 5 0,IlU per aunIlm, and becomes increased
| by prus,sIu1s N the leases to 50 500. The
stores on the hust."rnt render il sHsc rptble Of
augmeurnton to si5,0OU to the fortunate holder
| Of this prIzr.
2 III >r CHARLES THEATRE AND
GROUND, with the scenery, machinery,
| rerdr br. music, &c. complete y
| This mag nllclent structure Ins n front of lJ0
| feet on ST hairless street. with depth Il front
of l7o feet on st CharlrA Arcade. he capnci-
| " and accommodations within correspond
| with tho Magnitude OF its exterior. he
| grand saloon IS IS BY 8 feet The four tiers
Of boxes srr su,mounted with extensive enle
| res; ~ OF TIL boxes have hOud JlrS retiring
rooms In the aentre OF hn dome s su pen.
died innBnDnCi"n' chandelier. II iret IN height,
,ijumed !. ~, IA; .,ns I,,t,s ,,d 'n.t sIO7,n
Tho srcnrry a, \ mn, h;nor' mra In,onHIIeL nm
h. common, amt rho ,y,,',rnfr IS m,vnI ;rrnt,
The whnIccs,ahli.nnenI ,ouIa moss H.. leased
for 2 ,eore er a. On ,.l srW,,o.
| 4 TIIt 81 'rH ,klES HRt,aDF, atm.
DlNGS H\ruS INN I;RII.ND wi.
u.d a, |
h.an M hrork q, III, ror;,,,,;on order 5.
feet front on Camp street, Iv 10 -ep, front
on tho $, Chnrt.s Arrsl, A s,o,i,.. higb. Tn,
lo,er r,,,I ;a ',cr,,,,;s4 I'n t'r ,,on's .h,n.
baths, and sores IN th,, "a fnn, arc The ls1
peat h,IIinrd roo,r- II, rI IImT,I ,,n,,s rhr
nH.eT .I,.s a,.' r',aI, t'!l IoT,Inr roan.
an parlours. III. Whole repls TO, ) ), moo pcr
unnnrn
| / Th, entire scn,,. or r,,unA ID n,unic,
panty, Of ri-hts n bnjiiing !u,s OF. Drvudrs
street boun ed h, Nelnnrr,np, sicrcarr, aud
rerps5chore 4rr,tl-.
5 Tn, culne 81 IHrr gruuud on ilrvnti.s
, street, I'd nluniCIpaItv, cUut unnI Ii huiIdlu!,
lots, bounded by En,crpe, l,crruIos and Tcrpr
zchor- ste,t@.
8. The four story brick store, Nc. OLD
l."v"r street, LIST munich ,Ij!. fronting also on
Clinton >t'cr,.
| I. he 10 II story nrN brirh h"c'hnS mouse
on CnronIr~, sire, . municipality, forming
the corner OF Gra'i"r street.
8. The eu'Hc Sqno" ct ground on Dryaoe'
STR Ell, "a homeopathy contains is lois huuh"
dcd by s.urrp" ant Hercules streets, and tho
line Of the tanhowg.
9. The en,Ir" sQ9Mc of ground on tiercnles
street, ID muIlcIpnlry, Of 1T lois, honnI"d by
Melpomrnc STREE &c.
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B A Z a a r.
Corner of 81. Charles &, Common street,

kXCHAHGE HurEL.
ntSE & Allan would respectfully call the ats
- ention Of citizens and strangers To their complete
hssDrl intni Of >icnemeu's linen shirts do Cambria
win lIn,n fashionable linen routs linen col
lars silk, and under shr,s and drawers:
canbrIc and silk andkcTchel- black and fancy cra-
in great VARIETY stocks OF every descriptions gum
elastic and su-pcnJers: silk, and thread
gIoves: gents hoskln gloves umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also,Splendid assortment of ladies and senls WI
ting desks d'c'sng cases. port ollo.. periumery cut.
lery, md rich nHCy goods.
uOvl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

NetOrderS UVice, I
I'd Municipality. {
Two DR.. COLLEEN, or Agent--iou are HI reby mott
I fed to conform with the ordinances Of police in
thirty days from This date, in executing the following
Urier To wit:
TO cause TO be filled mr. witt, additional earth, Ger.
tain lot .! ground brlonging to you, and situated on
TcApitnuas street. het.rrn ST James and Market ss.
lfe above work Is not completed wit lin the speci
fled time, you will he jet the penalties preScr-
bedby the ordinances.
S T. KtB \l1R,
CONNIE sarv Oft &c Sd Wud
New Orleans. Sent, - 1898
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- MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

T OS infruscrtos nucvos proprictarios dol bon
- con6cdo estahccmcnto nombrado MAN.
SION HOUSE, 'uudo en- Ia Gallo tie la Obrapia,
Mum. 10 ticncn cI honor de anumciar al pnbico
que sus mayores ctuerzos atcnciones seran dcdi-
cadas a cornpacc. las personas que les iavore1-
can con su patrocino. Las vnntaj as que poscc dI'
cha para los viagcros, tanto por su lucadad,
coodidad, etc. etc tan conecldas, que cs iIIu-
til cniiulorurlls
81 sct-lv CUNEY g. FULTON.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

ii la HGUnnne.
1 Els soussig ncS, nouvcaux preparedness dc fe-
- tab isseincnt suG dons la do la Obrapla,
No. I49, connu 10 nom do MANSION
HOUSE, ont rhonn-ur d'informcr lie public, qus
feront tous leurs efforts pour SO rondlc agreables
aux personnes quI voudront bicn los fivorlscr de
eur conflnc Les cn'nnoditGs 4n'o,fre c:tc mai
son aux voyrgrurs snnt asset connuas pour nc
point juger nGcessairo den taro ci 10 detail.
2l srp-ly CUNEY g. FULTON.
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oil 1t in sod

} y bids Loaf '. JT X s'Hi: 81 e. '''s
Us II fo> dras st
Rlch-5'O DOS !" store ''9 , e so,s ? = l..
o5 TiPo,d'osst
t"'' ''s' leaf N''' '' i"2i =. :; ..''
~ l:IoNF.Y- 90 Ola I00ins nom tierurd, !
0 " and |ur .aNevy & n,F %stEi ,no
o I,TONE TiME--6O0 casks Thoo1p>'on 1c,h timc, to
- srryr.f'r seIeby . Il hLAEELINNn,
o a1ASi,1K VIl-lo o,l, ~ / wJita a tor 'I Of
- superior q"''y AMY ,E H1es "9 ,> To ,S'S Y
- se1-'me rf';onnor \ Tchcrp1touIas SIS
i :. ::.: :::' Small e M s. .::.
20 ARn--6IO krgs supel,r Lat tad, in storr, for
.-ar ry q p'ht>tf.
10 ol5 ii Ne" ltvsc
gsEFfEK 6op,g- in st",e, 70, sals by,
% sl5 JTtAftN AIo,74 P'Htro~si
N III TI1I;.--oJ kts, Nuicr store, 70, sn!e by
~ ID u DORIS
m % "A Ne, Lesse
lJONl OK So casks B".l'.'s BOW 2'o'" POTTER
70 ( fur -tichy II { GAMMA X Go.
s"6 3 h, Place
M xIIT7TNGE gu NT1 y"'s, BiIj7 =" New York a,
=. 81 ana % Gay p IH,p Sc crnr street
:, .,UGAN liNU9L MDLAsS ES-4060i@ IN tore Tor
- - .4lsby JrnANt.N y Go.
= safe BY + KHYDE X BROrHEN.
ole corner Common 3 Masr inv ais
>" ,OKN--ON bags white curn.tm cnIsiy ....
nm y si9 sc BLANCHARD, 10 Gravier 81
wv HV7HITE HAVANA SUG1V-3l0 BOXES nov
100 w landing tx Sch Csoe ard I'd Tor s4'r ~
o8 @3 tiravet s.,
$50 SIN Il bag Old ST. Jagu Coffee, years oJd; lo
= bales Cross Hemp, 800 pieces Kentucky BgEEius
800 coils Bale c pr; 7o' oils Grass kp' me 20 big
~ pir"n,o, in store and for sale by 81 Ab FISK,
$50 Us 81 Common 81
KALI 100 sacks conlnlon, lOl3 sacks int, hopr
am - sup Constitution from Liverpool for sa|ehy
Of tank Place
500 l,lANs 80 Ibis White Beans I1, rs article
J u3 n New tevee
.,oo DRINTINl FAPER-84 rsams n x36 l1nung' 10
,oo SIS - 5 G BLANCHARD, 80 Gra.ier st
T11EA 40 chests Pow chong, e d" sooc hong; . ca
100 l ess anisr"r, lrns'ul and GunpoWder, sixty
100 ais JTHAYEk Co,7i Pc, drss st
- PERM Otis casks Sperm on, in store for sal
900 nv fHAYER Il Co.
Ella ~ fo5d'atst
''0 I,y\NY BAGS-2n bales two buslcI Gunny Bag
''0O SIS M ''''' " j TAAyER U. "A roylres ST
1900 L,LOUK-700 NOS e0perhne FlonT mad. from ne
II .xheat. for sale BY L DORSEY,
1000 o3 Anew i.evee
500 g PGKM CANDlEs-loo boxes Jnld's muir
COCO ais 5 G BLANCHARD, 50 Graver :,
~,TNNE LIME--5lO casks 'rhUmas'on bInlo,
) hoard sohr VIM, Jester, lyms neI the Tran:
n,or. for ,alc by So ELANCltARp,
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r w. COLLENS

United States LommisSiOner.
Appointed by the Federal Cvurl Mt New Orleans.
OFFICi. No. 100 COMMON STREET,
tExcpunge Hotel HmIdIngs.I
= AID GO nlni+lOu.r taxes nt1duvs under anI hv
.Svmlnr Of tn" Acts OF trngrrss, sed tn Fehru
ary 1870 lat March 1917 the Judiciary Act Of 1888
AMI other acts OF Congress- in such maze and
pruvr!"d.
Sad Commissioner hs, considerable experience !;
and + ut caption ana crrtihcate which W.
stuud tho savercs scrutiny ui the utlcst Lawyers
DriIl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

TOLT'S REPEATING FIRE ARMS-The sub
~ scrbets have Just received per ship Nashville
fresh supply OF Colts Repeating Rifles Shot Guns
Pistols also, general assortment &" Shot, Balls, Per-
cusson Cap- &c. ali OF the first quality and manuac
tufe; for sale at GOSSIP < Cos, Exchange Hotel,
oin ST Charles 1t
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HEALTH AND EEAifTN

< T0MACItpIlbS An Snriurn medical wit
- ed aII experience has proved t''r tact, thut
HttrntHF lnkcepIDg the stomach and bowels IL
preserve heaitli, rI event disease, and grnernlll
cheerful rad heaithv Gle! age; nrthnt 4ceirablc
pills aic adapted .h"Dn&. prepared "un 'IeSn'Ph'
exit act Of c,,Hnlnlc flowers. nni the p!nEt rR
aui apericnt drugs Of the Mutcrth Medlra, III
cases, proved superior to every other m"dtriH.
stomach aud liver complaints. los ot.arPrtIu
sensation Of fullurss and oppression after meal
breath, apd an excellent restorative nit'r u4ly g
bic, ns they gently pun re mud cleanse the bOMt
the stomach. itull jmyienrpt" TIE constitution.
value good health slCuhl never he without tfrr
fy tic blood, remove distractions; md Cite the
itl clcar Eua};iE and hoomng HNTcarHr'c
rl.IhurIc ho}ut. who arc suhi: ct to heal ache, :
ness of sI-h. Ilt>, VI have too greet H.
the head ,shuul TAXI diem frrQU.rtIy, thildIN
OF all age, may take them at any i'uH as thry
unyunur1rv pr aay pgic1icnt lan: ,r.qni',s
ruA,tn rl0u Of Diet, They should. 10 kYtiu ry
rvrredy ~ ra-r> If suh,rn illucss- forty ttclri
ls'rptinn c)r"l-ra mntl'U>. cramps, spiania, Irr+
La nnu& complains, may he slri d&y cured ~
SulH at No. 9G Cuslnm Eonse 1t, New Qllcops
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-f,h,s,,EsaN sItsgEIlAIsS

u PRINT Ea ulh IL 4 reItssf Erpsd itufl, and
ma styis unsurpassed IN NEW, nkrsAas, or els.
" h, 80
ORpEEs IN Gtl omfrss 4 ier IN s.. Charles e.
banpe.. Gamer, II Ora, ~ ST Or at I |, U e
AMERtG AN PR fTa7. II OFF cE,
curnrr ct Pr,etas and 81 Ch-flr |t,e,ts, yin bs
py,mps'g attr5,i a..
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MEDICAL CARD ....~-#
AND IMPORTANT 10 IIE AEElI ILU WI II BIS

| -. SIS fAsEs. -. -
TREATISE on vcn"soi Disease Ghor ihTa'sl"fs "hh
\ srctutc, including pr4S teal ois'fsliq on srnnna
Weakness ntslg iro early a1utrs, that ali Iers"Hs can
nan an ts'ihelfs enc IN Ease secrecy nd safely
1t Is melanci, fact hut Thousands tall yit ms fif W.
ncrfa' D>'ufr o"ln toste unh!tnH"s& Of Ht'ta mf"
wholly The uar Of that deadly pon Mctrnfy rdm II" con
biuii"n and wi utt iFs on The ra iar'
ana tty diheSa III the hti" "H = d'afh"s""
oalr gcets nodrs % tho hin h"W"sitl tr"Ht ,r"h
"ra debility aud cay Of The Constitution casne, aud
Iauchels death put. nlrtI theiT df.1dtuis ui,l mrs
/ PEERy.:. pltE1F ~ lXt;. SrTriF.iC- IHIa
Acertain $40 ,rl Ire ,o't sr.s d, Ir,D.1y :, as a ~.
for tie permanent and crcctd eurs,t
m rJia.1 Icni~ 81, rs IA, ,ai: a a,
Affections 6rIir srH I'M ~, i55 4
IA, lon r ,, Eta,r. =, ~, Il ~ ~ II c,,,s ,f he
n,rv ,.,rrr ,,., of,,i,,e Nc r ,sr, tht bo
su,rr r DAYS is, aa ,i,:I nil i, % viii Cye
as 11 ety. fa rsSs " n "pa r."
specific pill, root nat ivory Pa tfle" nhitpt, r. O. Pan
Tying thrlrPr"gress The Whole mas ohut7 i-I NJ" On"
" the dist t,tr"uoys' Ny fhs attpp4a. offer"
cut functions Of the body, GypriAhg irET stlrp''' g..
their n'""cr )" "d and mp"1trrl,bt AZ y s.l. 'HsT lF
srrpcal Of Their sonsin@ 'ng Hhata! 80 j., lhT
ucnbe contain ""reurg nor ony "trr anMoT 5h'n'y ~
taken aihp, hn rierst suspicion - disc'"fE ny -
Fur" of diet lU-s IF tin", OF iHi So hL.i
ness but Effect c''dPte'e crr" m"i t9rh al,
the prt"nL Atuu period when ihe sltghtehtt VI . ~
be well tn have r"c""rsG q leir"f 'r5"r
Taken b"ff the d,ru.. n,s itsapr Fl nets
acetsin preventative by the GqmpI" rhes lily
umd secretly
M"sErs Perry, SURGEONS contiBU" 10 direct ts 20
tho" dreadful deiiu"> arising fon t'Fto"ii1 ~j
crIminatr indulgence Of tl,, ltssii,., wbrn stf,
numerous tram OF nervous afrrtfonF arG "'lH
W" 'ricS all III" cnrrvHltnS irI'ecliIs "i eiss r.
an" dr,i"Y all ID" badly sc'>"s, occaloriHg TOR IN
tom Judgment md neniry in'ttler'rt &c and ny " h' ~
pie,Hl!lrs THE ilsa nt h"r."M umhapiiess 7'.,'H
Which ON considering themselves 'dh .ri''.
tae misery, aul the necessity oIrrn uucu. - ''"
of marriage; III" "ctuatnR jdGsN'"f thnsr 10"
this tr4n>,r" and drsuu'iiT" inlut ..''l'' d.
rCssm2 STATE 4" driIv ar d"'T'nc's "hrNE ~ f'i-'
qu'nr. er, bAp,ul p,n"tnes, hfil ~
Other cHn' 10y " ii'h III" powers "' tir t".sli
"h'e'th'd, tH"?' "Her :" IfNJ are aH" tEe""9.'
sound "n' rl&"r",'> i" IN .,
rrffy's 'reeah' r'i'Stre wen Known ~,
''''c'u"' Ie'n ny ~ >"E"'"''' ssI"te'' -
I.I,I III 'n' y ."'s, "'"lAi . , "' 2rn|%
nc lhcnnh'l-m str"'W'' S'"thhtc ~. h''"iH
VI
HhoNH'Frrs>inh 81 ~" - mt" AZ 'l''roS'N''
'a MN e', ,] g." III" n.,''' , T.. .,..t,,,
NEE '1"'' - I' ,,..t =, ~ T.,
r,,'",ns n,,. IclnSfi of time
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He FIRST DAYS DRAWING Of TilI TWO MIL.
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

r. Each day, wing under the supervision Of two Judges
of Crut5 in New Orleans. aud tho wheels oprnsd aud
scale h, tlrm
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FNIA Il NlNTER CLOTHING.
=. FREEMAN Y CO., 70 3, Magazine street.
- r,ccN ing their supplies OF Fall and Winter
Clothing and NllI rOntnu" ~ receive shipments regu-
lary throughout the season. Their assortment beng
large will enable them 10 supply M rchants from
the country. the shnr"s notice; tor sale Wholesale
& RETAIL on Recommending terms
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l
l tpr the cti;Nud rXurpaturlr sf csrIs pee
tom ut the SyphlltC disease, aud the many di
from the improper Treatment.
VIII ctrb hoS is given alycat on rhtrrcHl
diseases with observations on seminal :" rakheS
timing buns "nr'h knowing hv ihos. "ho 90
sutfe srS . iIls drradrl and devastating IunIac
Dr. paylc'cn CONTINUES 10 direct his .atIehHu
Orders ar sing tton Ihr too free aud midget
ecu'e Of III" passions, hIch net omy occasion
trniu OF nervnrs uttrrtjpH., but also entails Oh
the enrrrel,ng mbc, ilul%.'t old age inihat
i ehlluv and Hehcl"ncS, whether the Constq
fu)hatuls, eHle-aNe ,lIniiIng, Of any olh''r eau
poHcrs Of the cnnslll' ton become rnisebIed.
safe md speedy r"srmatlon to sound and vteor
itIsdnruu, hul, tnHt, that thousands faiivI
nsrcal disease. o. tng tu.tic uuFkliiulueSs
who, by the use Of thu, dgn,lly peison, hIsrcar
/ Eutntian; sad wheE he prsat Dieter SNsd"-
foss"r at LeE'lnn IniN ersiiy, he eoUtt rrr5 AMI
, ct upon wsuk,ud by The discovery "t h's -
the cHrcnf this dep srH'e compliant. Never
e&cite u rreatnr cn'ntl"n;t WIS sought Artery
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nRINTING PAPER AND PRINTERS NIX
l just received quantity of Imperial and double
medium Printing Paper also, supply q johnson and
Durant's Printing Ink and for ale by
oil ALEX rDWAR. ~ Camp At
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TOLORtn PRINrIN PAPERS-Now landing
~ from ship Adelaide, invoice of fine cnored
Printing Papers; als' lot of Printing Paper - ~
which ill be sold at the lowest rates.
oi ALEX row AR, 80 Camp ct
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A SUPPLY OF NAILS, well assnt 3D. on hand and
~ for sas by ADAMS 4 VIII FALL,
~ 81 GRAY
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vESO RENT-Tnc house corner Tchapituu ,s and 81
/ Joseph neels, very suitable 'or A Coffee House or
Grocery Possession gwen lrt November. Apply 10
BON >ABrL,
OH conner Eutrhez aud Trhupiloulas Il
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CT BAN

CRY BANK,
New Orleans, Aug. 81 1889
FENlE Board vt Directors Of this In t,utir have this
day dccnrcd semi annual dividend of -Four per
cent. the capital stock II tn. profit of the las, six
months, pa 1ubr to the stockholders, their legal
personalities. Or after Monday, the 9ih September
next. J PALFREf,
srp3 Cashier.
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- TOVES-l.undng from ship Hercules, from Phia'
- dalpha a large assortment OF Choking Stoves;-
also in store Il Quantity of Stoves suitable tor Church
as Halls aud Bar Rooms, &c. &c. For sale by
MAkrlN II &J DEVERUE&,
oIO 9N EchapoulnS street