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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-04-16

r,,oslrloN.-A short time since
S ~, Office Department at Washing
tie ~ .s.,e5 by advertisement, a premium
% ,t' o,''i bunired dollars for " the best
1 .h,,o,,ej mail wagon" Among the
9 .sso,iors forthc preferred reward Of
' ,snpoOicaI skill, appeared Mr.; Amos
T5aS"T the head ofthe aforesaid depart
A llsn, Ader examining the various plans
l,5.nn,ed M. Kendall, with a disintereSt-
.5 is,,. neculiar to HIMSELF awarded to him
N, aI, h aloresaidpremium. 1t is said that
~ mail contractors pronounce the"ken-
an ri , WAGON. /" as it is called, one ofthe most
Al l- .oDltiyed machines that could be formed
transporting the mail, but no matter for
S,-Amos has pocketed three hundred
5l,rs oftbe government funds, and there
are the proposal has doubtless answered
n me purposes originally intended.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-04-16
GOELIcKE.s
NLatchless Sanafiva

ME article published below. concerning
the new and popular doctrine adyanced
BY the ilnstriou GoelicIe 81 q; erulaIly. cannot
lall Of exciting deep and thrilling interest
Throughout our country.
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DIR. E. E. SLADE.

"AS resumed the practice Of his profess
HI sion, and will punctually attend to al,
calls, when not professionally engaged. His
Office is in the rear oft the building formerly oc-
cupitd by Slade g. Baker, in Market-street
At night he will be found at his residence.
Columbus, April 8, 1889. 30tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-04-16

q We are authorized to announce John
hWtOn MuIIiM, as a candidate for re-
jsion to the Office Of Treasurer for Lowndes
uuty, at tie ensuing election.
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A certificate from three members of The Medical
Profession IN Germany, an Europe.
We, the undersigned, practitioners of med
icine in Germany, are well aware that, by our
course, we may forfeit the friendship of some
of the faculty, but not of its benevolent men,
bers, who are uninfiuenced by selfish motives.
Though we shall refrain from an expression OF
our opinion, either ofthe soundness or unsoupd-
ness of DR.. Goelicke's nelO doctrine, we are
happy to say that we deem his Sanative too
valuable not to be generally knOwn-for what
our eyes behold and our ears hear, we must be-
heve.
We hereby state, that when Dr. Louis Offon
Goelicke first came before the German public,
as the pretended discoverer of new doctrine
and new medicine, we held him in the high
est contempt, believing and openly pronounc-
ing him to be base impostor and the prince
of quacks. But, on hearing so much said about
the Sanative, against it and for it, we were in
duced, from motives of cur osity merely, to
make trial of its reputed virtues upon number
of our most hopeless patients ; and we now
deem it our bounden duty (even at the ex-
pense of our self INTEREST," publicly to acknowl-
edge its efficacy In curing not only consump-
ton, but other fearful maladies, which we have
heretofore believed to be incurable. Our con-
tempt for the discoverer of this medicine was
at once swallowed up in our utter astonish-
ment at these unexpected results; and, as
amends for our abuse of him, we do frankly
confess to the world, that we believe him q
philanthropist, who does honor to the profes.
sion, and to our country, which gave him both
The recent adoption of this medicine into
some of our European hospitals is sufficient
guaranty that it performs all its promises u
needed not our testimony, for wherever it is
used it is It's own best witness.
HERMAN ETMULLER, M. D.
WALTER VAN GAULT, NJ. D.
ADoLPHUs WERNER, M. D.
Germany, Dec. 10, 1885,
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On the 10Th instant, By the Rev. ]. M. Ril.
patrick, Alr JoHN =. MADDUx, ofAonroe 81.
Q Miss SARAH ANN, daughter Of James Hunt
Esq. ofthe same county.
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Just Received.

kOOO POUNDS Morgan's best Chew
OOOO ing Tobacco. ! viii also have
in few days about
900 Barrels Flour,
manufactured at the best mills in Virginia -
all of which viii be sold for cash or on short
time. G. r. M'DANIEL,
opposite the Land Office.
Columbus, Ap1 8, 1889. 3O4w
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IFaaslated from tie German.
LOUIS OFPON GOELICKE,
OF GERNAlSY,
THE GREATEST or HUMAN BENEFACToRs.

OF GERMANY,
THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BENEFACToRs.
Citizens Of Nortl. and South America.
oLouis Offon Goelcke, M. D. OF Germa-
ny, Europe, belongs the impershable honor
Of adding new and precious doctrine t0 the
science OF medicine doctrine which, though
vehemently opposed By many Of the faculty,
lof which he IS a valuable member, he proves
70 be as well founded IN truth as any doctrine III
Holy Writ a doctrine, upon the verify 81
which are suspended the lives Of millions of
ourrace, and which he boldly challenges bis
opponents to refute, VIZ Consumption IS a
disease oil6ags occdsioned b. disordered STATE
of Vas Hit9 lor Life Princfple,1 Of he human
body % often secretly lurking IL The system
for years before there Is he tedSt complaint Of
The Lungs and auhich maybe as certaiulg
dough not So quickly, cured, as a.eogam0r coId
~. q simple headache An inyaluably precious
doctrine this, as It imparts animportant lesson
70 the apparently healthy Of both sexes, teach
mo them that this insidious foe may be an I'M
observed inmate Of their 'clayey houses even
while they imagine themselves secure from its
attacks, teaching them that the great secret IN
the art Of preserving health is to pluck out the
disease while in the blade, and not wait till the
full grown ear.
This illustrious benefactor of man is also en-
titled to the unfeigned gratitude of world, for
the invention ofhis Matches Sanative-whose
healing fiat may justly claim for it such title,
since it has SO signally triumphed over our
great common enemy GTCONSUMPTION,
both in the first and last stages-a medicine
which has thoroughly filled the vGcuum in the
mateira medica, and thereby proved itself the
u Conqueror Of PhySicianS-a medicine, for
whicS all mankind viii have abundant cause to
bless the bcnlfcent hand of a kind Providence,
"a medicine, whose wondrous virtues have
been so glowing portrayed even by some OF
our clergy, In their pastoral visits to the sick
chamber; by which means they often become
the happy instruments of changing despondeli-
cy into hope, sickness into health, and sadness
offriends into joyfulness.
GOClickc's MatchIess Samativc,
A medicine of more value to man than the vast
mines of Austria, or even the united treasures
of our globe-a medicine, which is obtained
equally from the vegetable, animal and mineral
kingdoms, and thus possesses three-fOld pow
era medicine, which though designed as q
remedy for consumption solely, is possessed o
mysterious influence over many diseases o
the human system-a medicine, which begins
to be valued by Physicians, who are daily wit
Messing its astonishing cures of many whom
they had resigned to the grasp of the Insatia
bic Grave.
Dose of the Sanative, for adults, one drop
for children, half drop; and for infants, /;
quarter drop; the directions explaining thu
manner of taking half or quarter drop.
Price-Three and onc-third rix dollars
($2 5O) per half ounce.
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P00Tp0NEMEN1

The saleof the above described property L.
postponed until Saturday the twentieth day
Of April instant. At the same place. Dated
April, 1888
John g. ABRAMS, Trustee
Prs fee SCI 3W
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COLUMBUS
Medical SPRINGS.


'1 ,,i BATHING HOUSES 81 this e-
nol,,' constituent are now open for the accom-
des s' .oOl, Oh Ladies and Gentlemen. The la-
par,,6 'aents are in an enclosure entirely se-
Be w., s'l.n the main building, where thoy win
walo, { upon from 8 a. m. to 3 p. "a. The
Este. peS been analysed BY DIS. L:pscomb,
ham. Fso'nel, and Hooker and M % Brig
tty 4 ~ and found to possess large gnan-
pha,e /, ,,Ieilate Of soda, Common sali sal-
and NM; 4agnesia, epson salts.) saphafa
with s1 5I.'a'eof lime, aid Is also impreenaied
tie ! sIs .l'l. hydrogen. Used internally
fcisl, 4 Sasise and dinralic and win be bene-
esrtg.. uyspeptcs and those aborine under
ihs ~ and as a bath, Is stimulating g
airo. ~, producing similar sensations % The
ds. ,-l's Z, acid bath, and removes with
bodv ~ AZ impurities from tie ST. &c ofthe
nsii,s ylli prove highly serviceabls to rheu.
ier IN .o..lsalescenis, and those labo1nr 10.
pa a Z. .a-loas erlpiiye diseases ~ ne skin
lli56l. icons mhoallh twill no do1b, COZ.
Prove |. ,lcn . prevent iisa wsli
hono ~, & i.,AuFg, which, when ces eroves
heai n !. asny themselves durnr rs ,xinr
''''A' APfil6 1852 slu
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CARRIAGES.

A R. WELLINGTON
IA. has on hand, and is still
dI@E 81 receiving from Jennings, Ro-
CTs@SES1. binson & Cos mandatory
-zts4 at the north, handsome az
:. 49,. Us rtment Of all kinds Of CAR
RACES. consisting it part Of
Coochees, CAariotees, Barouches, Bnggys,
&c &c which WILDE sold on reasonable terms
at his Repository.
IL All Repairing done with neatness and
despatch at his old stand on arkel-slreet.
Columbus, March II, 1899 26n
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CERTIFICATES
Holm '. TTLBURGH, P. NJ.

the SanatlYe.
JOHN v. TILBURGH, r. NJ.
Post Office, Greenville, Va. July 9, 1888.
Sir-The whole of the first box of the SAM
alive IS gone, and now have on my desk or
ders for Is phials more. It has entirely cured
TWO cases Of seated consumption, and in all
cases has been very beneficial. Some of the
sick are anxiously waiting for It. 1t las done
a great deal Of good in this neighboshood.
BENJAMIN F. GRAHAM Tn
Post Office, Goshen, Ohio, July 3, 1883. !
sSir-The Sanative has done wonders hero
IL has raised one person, 8 female, who Vas
confined to her bed in the last STAGES 81 con-
sumption, to perfect health, and It IS now very
much called for. Many laborine under various
diseases re extolliEg It to the skies for the ben
eft they have received from II
SAMUEL G. MEEK, 2 II.
Post Office, Palmyra, IA July q 1888.
My wife has taken phlal of the oana-
TIVE for the liver complaint, which she has had
for eight years she has taken i only iotr Or
five weeks, and IS getting better fast, and
think Il VIII cure i.
JAMES d. KETTHLY,
New Haven. Conn July 24 1888.
Dea Tho Matehless Sanative sells vel
and 7i signal success One case young
man, IA The last STAGES of cons aphon, given
over by his physician, has been zing { 0nly q
{e weeks and now able Is ia 8 and ride out
BEFORE Sc took the San: We he as unable 70
Get out 81 bed and his death was hourly e1
oected. But to 10 hfaans Uf bis friends
he eas soon ae e leave bis bed and 70 beout
IS belore stated Two Other similar eases
have entity occurred
II NJ 81. 1471pnfTs
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Steam Mill for sale.

This valuable establishment situated IN
Columbus, is offered for sale on accom-.
modating terms. Those wishing to make an
investment in this kind of stock, would do wei
to call and examine the property The part
nership Of the undersigned being about to ex-
pire BY limitation, makes II necessary the pro-
perry should be sold.
WEIR & MARQUES.
Columbus, Feb Is, 1889. 23d
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NOTICE.

The subscribers VIII continue the Tin.
lSheet Iro1L and Copper Business, under the.
title of SPE1Rs & SMITH, at the old stand Of
Spears, Priest & Co. who viii keep on hand 4
large assortment, which win be sold at whole
sale or retail for cash. and for cash only. Job
work executed in the best manner and at short
notice. Cash VIII be expected IN all cases for
all work done after the first Of April next.
JOHN N. SPEARS,
VIM. II. SMITH.
March a 1882 25tf
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1he olnte 81 lILls,
Josiah w. s.
John N Hawkins
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BY HEWLETT g. CENAS.

SfNIlC'S GALE,
VX7ILIbc sold on Monday, 18th Of February, at IL
w o'clock, at the City Exchange, St. Louis street,
in virtue Of an order from" the Parish Count, tor the
Parish and city Of New Lreas dated the 7tl instant
under tho direction of the Sync the following descrb
ed property surrendered by Gabriel George Genny to
his creditors, viz:
/, -Four lots of Ground Nos So co. 81 and g., stua-
ted IN CnrrolItop Nos 50 and 60 measuring each 25
feet front on 1lh street, by $50 feet in depth Nos. GO
ind g., having the front of % #. Reserve ST,
by like deph i}oug ht of c. POree by Noarial Act
passed before La Gardeur, Notary Public the nth of
q Lot No. s, in square No. Is, in suburb Washington,
81 Municipality, measuring 90 feet . inches front on
Morales street. between Port and ST. Ferdinand streets,
BY 100 feet in depth. Bought of l.. ). fiegsberg, by
act before T. Seghe Notary Public the 28h Of Febru
g. Five Lots of Ground, Nos 8, Q, 10, u and IL, in
square No. "a il suburb Washington 30 Alun'cipaty
between Morales and Crquhart streets, by O7 feet in
depth. No. II having 81 o. 8. feet on Marant street
Ly l07 feet Crqular street and No. H. having 81 feet
on Urqnhart street by III. B. g. feet in depth. Bought
Of f. Burtha by act before l.. Ferad. Notary Public
the 2st February, 1887.
4. Eigh, lots, Nos. 49, H. y, le T. 49, 10, 20, in
No. 49, forms the of French and Urqulnr Streets
measuring 81 8. g. feet French street by, lug II.
Get UrquIlort street. and Nos: IA Is l6, H. 10, 10
street by 1906 H. feet depth, Dough, from f. Burthe
and Thos Dupess by passed before l.. Feraud, No
tay Public, the 91st of February, 1887:
g. One lot on Vine street, near the new Canl, bought
from George Andrews, by private net dated the 18Th
March, 1887. Geo Andrews and wife acquired title
from N. Holiness to this lot which measures % feet
front Vino street, between the Florida landing and
the boundary between Suburb St. Mary and Delord,
having l25 feet in depth.
Terms and Condiiions-One third in cash; and the
remaining Two thirds Of the price of each purchase
payable ii and IL Months. The purchaser giving his
notes with one good endorscr, and mortgage retained
until complete payment.
The acts of sale to be passed before II. b. CENAS,
Notary Public the purchaser paving The Noary's fees
necessary jnl2
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NEW ORLEANS \. CARROiI.TON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.

After 10 o'clock Car be obtained by paying 10 dol
lars for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Ieave Canal street at oiclock A. NJ and hourly AT
calf o'clock this will running every half
hour, nod continue throughout the day until oclo p NJ
from the he'd of Jack street.
going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets money will be taken by the
Office New Orleans aud Carrulton Rail Road Company.
Poydras street. JOHN HAMPSON,
noy29 Chief Eng NJ q 4 G. r. r
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CA K D,

JNKU.
n VIE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
Academy, No. II, ST. Charles street. announces
his friends and the public with satisfaction, that his
institution is il successful operution that he hopes
TO have his compliment OF pupils, which will be
limited to fifty.
lie takes this opportunity Of assuring parents tina,
nothing shall he wanting, "cl contribute to the
comfort and improvement Of their sons
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BUSINESS CARDS,
FRED WILKINSON,

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENcPAA u LOUISIANA,
4 hFFERS his services 10 the public il. tb- depart
~ mems OF Surveying and Civil Engineering, both
in town and country. From considerable experience in
his profession and bv promPuess and lidct, in The
execution Of business entrusted To him, he hopes to
merit and eceivc share of public patronage. He vii
also measure and calculate The contents of walls and
excavations. Office No Chnrlres stree second story
back. lei
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PAR HEWLETT & CENAS.

VENTEI PAR LIE SYNDIC.
IL scra vcudu L. l.undi, 10 evricr 12 heures la
i Bourse do Cilc On ver,u dun decret de la cour de
pnrosse, pour la nroisse CT vile dc Ia NOnvelle Orle
ans, date du Gu conrant sous Ia direction du
die les prspretes svantes, nbandonnees pa: Gabriel
George GlHnny ses creancirrs:
l. Qnatre lots do terre, 59 3d. 81 ct g. situes
Carroton; nos 50 OF 60 mesnran 25 nds chaque face
Ia rue Onz. $50 peds dc prntnnicur nos 60 g.,
chaqur % pieds de fnce Ia rue Rcservee, sur une
meme neutrality-suspicious. de Poree, par IN acte de-
Legardeur, not public, lie 10 mni 1887.
2. Lot no. S. dams 'ilc l5 au f,ubourg Washington,
muncipa,h, musnrau, % pd Ops sur Ia rne Morales
entire les rucs du Port ct Ferdinand sur 100 pieds Ell
profsndcnr ache't de- l. 5 llillrgsmrgs par nctc de-
want Il Scghers, not. pub. le % ievrer 1887.
3. Lots do icrre. 8, 9, 10. y, dn l'ilct
"a, au taubour= Washington, Nunicpait no 3, nus r
let 10, ayant claque 81 !. Sur la rue Nnzant, entire
Moratea ct Urquhar, sur w peds de profondeur no
II ayant 81 pls sur la rue Maznnt sur l07 pieds
sur Ia Urquhnrt; r. 81 pieds sur Ia Ur-
quhnrr rur III pieds ps gues prof'ndeur -achc
to de Burhe, par ncte devant Ftraud, not public
10 q fevrier 1887
4 HUT Lots, nos 49, IA, 49, 49, II. "a, l9et 90 dams
ilct no "a, nu inubourg ashing'on, g.. Municipalities
quhart, mesurant 81 pd9 ps Liz Ia DIES Fran
Gals LOG pd pa sur Ia rue Urqnhar'; ct les
a. l5 49, H. 10, 10 ct 90, Clique 81 pd ps
6 liz de face la dos Francas sur 0s II de pro-
fonlcul-nclcte dc E Burthc IT Thos Duprssis, par
. nc devavt l. Fcroud mot. pub, 10 81 fesrer 81.
S. I'm Io, sur Ia de Ia Vfgne, pres du nsuvcau
Canal achctc par George Andrews, par ace privt en-
date du 10 mars 1887 George Andrews ct epou<c
acquiren, lc tire dc Holmes, lot, qu mesra IS
picls de faco la de Ia V-nr entire lie cburcndere
Forids la lgue dc dtmnrcntion dies faubnurgs Ste
Mnric ct Dclor, ayant 1876 peds de prefondenr
Condtons-Un tiers compliant, ct les dcux au,res
tiers n mos, acqucrcur Dormant bllets avec Ell
dosscur, It hvpo,heq"r jnsqu'a pnriai Placement.
Les actos de vcnte mt passes dcvnnt H. b. Cenas
pub acqucreur payant les ira!s de acc c, la prise
al pOsspsSion rurUentur. l2
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.

BANK NOTE ENERAVING.
AVE opened an office in New Orleans. possessing
l. equal advantages with their house in New York,
for the purpose of engraving and printing Bank Notes,
Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Certificates of Opposite,
Checks and other important paers, requiring security
against Forgeres; and have made ample pnvison Tor
the safe keeping of all plates and impressions entrust
ed to their care their spec embrace The notes Of
over five hundred banking institutions, and all orders
will be executed with pronp,itudc, and the usual
terms Office, corner Of Royal Il Cuna street.
ia7-N
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson Col eye and TO 9TH
= ers conducted by b. Grunet, l. l. u.
Exchange Alley between ont and Bicnvillc. Thi;
situation was the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the roisc of the streets and the
rafting of drnys and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into depart
merits. The Junior or elementary department for the
various branches ofcommon education in French and
in Englis,-lhe Senior department for Latin, Greek,
Mathematics, &c. Punctuay, order discipline
strictly cuJoned aud observed.
Terms. JUNO, Department. per niontt1 $40
Senior do Is
Spanish 6
LIST. BOOKS, sIuses, paper &c. charged separately
End. month once hagun, to be paid in FULL
Bird. No deduction for absence nor for holidays:
4ll. Payments to be made regularly every month.
School hours IRON IL TO o'clock, except Thurs.
days. sep27
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TO RENT.
A LARGE and comlnodious Room Lcvy's
IN auction store, 50 Magazine street. apply to
W GREENE,
Lithorruphsr, on the premises.
NB-Thc above would make good drill room
nova
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CITY RANK.


New Orleans, 26 Dec. 1885,.
VINIIE Board Of Directors of this nstuiion have this
l. day declared Dividend of Tve!re per cent. on
the Capital thereof payable to the Stoc holders,
their legal representatives on after Monday, the 81
January, 1889. ROBT. J. PALFRAY,
d28 Cashier
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CITY BANK,
New Orleans, 6 Dec, 1928.
NOTES ofthc Municipality No. :, Of New Orleans
~ of the denomination Of One, Two and Three
Dollars, will be received in payment and in deposit by
this Eank and on and after the first Monday in .)nnuu-
ry next, will be redeemed in specie.
KOBT. J. PALFREY,
df Cashier
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AL and CANDLES. IL casks blcached winter
- strained sperm Oil; lGcasks unhleaced 10 do do,
1871 boxes first quality sperm Candles, assorted sizes,
received direct from New Bedford. and nov landing
rom sloop Bedford, and fo sale by
DBL J COCKAYNE, 25 Gravhr st
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T11O RENT-A lot in julia street, near the new l'a-
l. sin, suitable for wooden lumber ya'd. Apply
at 8 Bank Place. jams
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25

a NEW Edition OF Sir Waiter Scouts roetica,
~ works, i'll = vols lsmo
Ais, editon OF he Waverly Novels, in vols
just received and Tor sSle by A TUWAR.
jal7 49 campst
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

Fl The fast sailing ship UNITED
nm STATES, Car Barr having most of her
S1a Y cargo engaged, will have despatch For
ireIe Int ui two hundred bales, or passage, apply tn
in22 ) " J = WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
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HNK-Jus received Gold Ink. far artists schools and
4 private Esf. Ind es iii ful il irr OH arenral
painting, visiting cards. &c TO he importer any Ink
ever Introduced 10 thr uhiie. lush n ALLAN.
v2l Fancy Sl,rr. Exchange II, te,
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%oflCE-The c"partnersh'p he!et"tnre rxls''ng be-
= tween the undersigned for n Job Printing Office,
is this dn y issolved by Iimat ion. William Mexican,
his agent alone charged with collection. of debts
due To said office. WIN MckE IN
January lat 1928 GEORGE |. SIIORTT
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NM liITE. LEAD & LlNSEED OIL.
~ 900 kegs pure No. |. Philadelphia White
Lead, Of Lewis manufacture, receiving per ship Wall
ter and brig Chociard. Also, 2ilo kegs New York
White cad manulcnre hv the Union White Lead
company. "A SO, l6 hossheads English and Dutch
| linseed o. in store aud for sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS, Whplssa Drugqi,t
| del cor Common 4 Tchopiooulrs
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y1NIIE Office Of the New Orleans and Mobile Nail
Line is removed, fror.l under the Exchange Hotel
No. rs Poydras street, at which place letter bag
Will be kept open until IA u NJ Fer way letters
&c. Those for Mobile aud further East, will be put
the Post Office at Mobile.
novl GEO. WHITMAN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25

A SELECT and fresh supply of Dry Colur+ Of ev
N cry descriptions for Scene painting; Oil and Wa
ter colors; brushes and artists tools, and
stock of superior
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-25

IA INDUW GLASS, LlN,t.r.D UlL-7oO box
w cs @! wi dow Ola S, 1900 gallons Oil; 10 bar
rels Of Varn-hes; G5 doz of PUNT Brushes, received
per sip Louis and Barque Voucher, and io1 sal. by
ROBT. CLANNON,
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