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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28
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Aang a the Draw lads that come hither to me,
There's only but ane | wad fam max my joe;
And though seem shy, yet so dear is he to me,
scarce can forgive myse when say No.
My sister she saeers cause he has the peuay,
And cries "ye maun reap, my lass, just ye sow
My brither he bans, but it's a. ane to Jenny,
She'll just taxi the lad she likes whether or no.
bly, father he cries, :" tax the laird o. Kinogie,
For he has bath maillins and gowd to bestow:"
My mther cries neist taxi the heir o. Glenbogie;
But can please bath o. them7-well | wat no.
And since, is myself maun be gamer or loser
Maun drink o. life's bcker, BET veal or bet wo,
deem it but fair should be my ain chooser;
To love will lippen, then-whether
Cauld Prudence may count on gowd and hi, acres,
And think them the sum o. a blessings below,
But tell me wealth bring centent To ITS makers2
The care-wrinkleS face o. the m,er says :. Mop
But oh, when pare love meets love corresponding,
Sach bliss it imfsris as the world cannot know;
IL Lighters iie load keeps the heart from Responding,
Let Fate smile scow it miles whether no.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

New BosToN, Mercer Co. Illinois, June ii.
eve comparatively quiet ia this new country
at present, in a commercial point OF view but the
food of emigration is still rushing in upon us with
undimnshed force. 1t is almost incredible IN what
rfully short space of time the State oiilinos
has gained her present extensive population and
brilliant prosperity. Where, ten years ago. all was
either wood prairie marsh,w now see snug little
villages, growing towns, and large popnlous busy
cities Where there formerly nothing heard
but the bowling of wolves, the shrieking OF owls,
et cetera, now hear the grating OF the saw, the
spashng of the MILL the clink Of the anvil the fall
Of the it sinks into the brown trunk Of sone
aged tree, the laughter of happy children, or the
busy hum of men engaged in traffic. Is not tins a
change? Who would have been silly as to have
predicted this ten years ago! How can any one
venture to predict the situation of matters at the end
Of the ten forthc eming years?
consider Illinois the queen of the western States,
and am much mistaken if in a few years she does
not become one of the most powerful and wealthy
States in our republican confederacy. The place
that am now residing at is, think peculiarly well
situated for a commercial emporium. New Boston
is the Mississippi, little below its junction with
the lower Iowa, which, rising in the central part OF
the State of Iowa. rather territory runs through
a very extensive tract of fertile country. New, 1t
will not, feel sure be long before canal is con-
struct, from place to Chicago, on Lake Mchi-
gan-now you will readily perceive that as soon as
the Niichiganites succeed in getting canal from MI
chigan city in Indiana to Detroit, it, in connection
with the Erie Canal and Illinois Canal, will be
come great route for the transportation to New
York of western produce from lands beyond and
bordering the Mississippi also afording like ia
ciliics those regions for the importation Of mer-
chandse from New York. Thus the three great
cities of New Boston (excuse me for putting our lit
tie place first, but am real patriot assure yoa0
Chicago, Michigan city, Detroit, Buffalo, and New
York, will be drawn together by grand chain Of
canal, linked in operation by community of inter.
est and mutual benefit. A few years will effect all
this and when the plan gets fully "agoin all States
concerned in il will derive from each other an acce
lerated growth and prosperity, and Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and New York, will make
the Republic proud indeed to swn them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

our darkies; 50 ysu see that abolition does much
harm in keeping away the Book Of Books from this
people.
The Island 10 prosperous. We have mere gold in
this city than in all the United States together We
have one bank that Of st. Fernando with its capital
of one million Of dollars in specie 1t issues bills
good notes with two endorsers at 80 days. the rate
Of interest charged, 10 per cent. per annum: Our
money is all " Sonante"--no paper-no shinplasters
ne treasury notes When man takes out his
purse the gold and silver shine through it. Some
idea may be formed Of oar prosperity by the exports
from this city alone since LIST January, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

How painfully pleasing the fond recoiseetics
or youthful connexions and innocent joys,
When eiest with parental advice and Affections.
Surrounded with nercies, with peace from on high,
suH view the chairs OF my sire and nv mother,
The seats OF their offspring ranged on each hand,
And that richest Of books which exced every other
That family Bible that lay the stand:
The oldfashioned Bible, the dear blessed Bible,
The family Bible that lay ON the stand.
That Bible, the volume of Gods inspirations
At morn and at evening could yield US delight;
And the prayer ofour sire was ssweet invocation
For m,rcy BY dsy and for safety through night.
Our hymns Of thanksgiving with harmony swelling,
All warm from the heart OF family anc -
Half raised from Earth to that raP,urous dwellings
Described in the Bible thai lay on the stand;
That richest of books which excelld ever, other,
That fami Bible, that lay on the stand.
We scenes Of tranquility, long have parted
NV hope almost gone, and my parents ne more;
In sorrow and sadness live broken-hearted,
And wander unknown far distant shore.
Yet how can doubt dear Saviour's protection,
Forgetful ofgiits from his bcuntiful hand
On. lei me with patience receive his correction,
And think Of the Bible that lay on the stand;
That richest OF books which excelli every other,
The family Bible, that lay on the stand.
Blest Bible the light and the guide the stranger,
With thee seem circled by parents and friends;
Thy kind admoniuon shall guide me from danger,
On thee my last lingering hope then depends.
Hope wakens TO vigor and rises to glory.
I'll hasten and fee to the promised land,
For refuge lay hold on the hopes set before me,
Revesl'd in the Bible that lay on the stand;
The old fashioned Bible, the dear blessed Bible,
The family Bible, that lay the staud.
Hail rising the brightest and best Of the moraing
The star which guided my parents safe home;
A beam Of thy glory my pathway adornng,
Shall scatter the darkness and brighten my gloom
As the Eastern sages TO W. rship the stranger,
In ecstasy hasten to Canaan's fair land,
I'LL bow to adore him. but not in a manger
He's seen in the Bible that lay on the ST and;
The old fashioned Bible, the dear blessed Bible,
The family Bible, that lay on the stand.
Though age and misfortune press hard my feelings,
ID flee to the Bible and trust in the Lord;
Though darkness should cover his merciful dealings
My soul IS still cheer'd by his heavenly word.
And now from things earthly my soul is removing
soon shall shout glory with heavens bright band,
In rapture of JOY be for adorng
The God Of the Bible that lay on the stand:
The old-ashioaed Bible the dear pleased Bible, 4
The family Bible that la, on the stand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

Three Days Later from Enxlnnd--Hi:hI y
Important Commercial Iigence-a Cri-
sis approaching in Honey AfEairs-PrOxress
of Reform and Revision i'm France and
ENGLAND.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

The revenue of Havana is about S6,00e,0 0e
Your most obt TRABUc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-12

VrNEN years have not vet elaps,j since il v,ns
L first regularly subtui,tc., to the public: bu, il
has attained the hiphcs, reputation: and has ann
planted every other medicine ior tho Asu., w,.rr.v
ct it has been known and Apr GATED, Already
has It been carried in every direction throughout
til. United States. and still iraiiz nnrc TIM" could
have been an,cipa,rd by ats mos, s,ro,nr tr;.ds
Thousands OF, persons have NOT only been relieved.
hut restored I he III. and vynr ,hrouvh its avrn.
~. and ,hey now chcrrinl,v testify. a, ovcry on.
or,uu,tv, to IT'S de ,iI,d anil .unr-,Hr cf;c .v
ia c",,po-cd Of such medicinal priuciplc, m .,e
caIcn'atnI to renew the healthy action Of thu s,on.
ac:., liver, and Other i,nuori,rt divcx,;v, o,v,,,
the loss ri wiuc, hnrnonv il the immediate c,uxc
OF the disensc 1, il upporcnt ois, that !, n,o,,,,
eos an entire change in tic condi,iou of ,r system
an. certainly dos, rovs t,,c n,,;vc l,b;I;,v o., rI
sea Of tho atf;.ct;on W,cn ,i,o An, :, u,,.nrl,,
.., ... -, ~ NV n.y." 10 "'e''"Io
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-12

nOl.BEARS Sc,ence Of teEnaiishlp teccr ,u,uud
] , Tor snle II, their permnnc", Writing Academies
No. Cl,atres street., New Orleans, 1888 l,,o,dxuy
New York, Danphiue ST., Mobile.
1t ,spnr,icnurl: designed for private learners and
schools, aud j. calculated for per -ons Of all nces.
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to cali AMI examine
the system for themselves
Lessons given At ssch houses as may a',it the
convenience OF al!, and to glasses formed ia any part
Of the city.
Ladies' who prefer itcan rccsivc nj their ow ref
sJcnces.
P~-suns paying g -" arse oflessons are desired
o atten'' '''''' .''" s.s ell cs they wish.
1FSH BROTHtR
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-12

M HuESAi.E AM EE;A,i snNn AN,,VA
" K'h'l sf'f;IE-a' The sig, Of the golden
rors "" iChar,,cs stcr".. The. subscribers have re-
cciv'd ina tito" /" thcrpr". stock hand, full
and ""nr'ct assortment "f "r!r les in their line viz:
Combs Isr'ln ~, Jc~'-.. brushes locking gnsscs,
'',cy articles, .r""s'' tug in part as follows:
Jailed back, lo,n rni"h, ,'r:ai,g side ,ui curl and
neck, isrnznn combs I" description amongst
winch are some "x,cnn intt>, Ivory combs of every
description, horn, dressing aud nc", Together with
General assortment HfFr",ns and American.
ihkFtNEH!--' "lncnr lavender, Il,ri!. honey,
.t,,r.and grange flower w.i,S Of size and es
ian s,- Of ii! hn,.. shaving IL r,k"s nui pots
s'al, hr, Nars vc..N.' hair oil bears unl an
h;;rdo. fr'soi', s'n>lii; SAILS, plain aud prri,nrd
l powder, pearl ,n>tr, "a" !rrpu'Ta and boxes ,"-
III pots n,. rolls urris and chlorine Tooth WAS.
and now IDEAS, witt, a gcl-ra! nssort'nrnto of
JEWEll.Ri-sonro of the latest nnd mos, tnsIona
bic sets, CONFUSING Of white ana red cor'nlIau,
Jet eni'rs. set in liagrce breast pins OF gre" .,le
y Of patterns, watch trimmings yil; and -iiv -ucklcs,
~! 'cr thnblcs, silver and so o. miis and guard chains
'l' S'lES-t''"tl hair d,lri ,s,,rum, !rur,!,.A"n
hat A's' '""', plate, comb, Null. shaving, shoe and
"h',:wa>h brushes.
tN''i.IN" '''.' SEs-';erman s,.,m aud toilet
aSs., ,"rn' -" French dire s'rs s.as ss home
-, viii, hilnls MOI rull,l,rr u,.d,
FHNCN asa NAHiErY iSri,I.:;S-Erench
AMI America" '.''.e de- and dressing eases, so,ne
very r"h and 'n"'' sHiSd nir work x.s and ,ires-
sing rn>'S WIN aH Ni''n' 'nn.r l,i.. ii iIxrS ic-
":"u''' 'r'lor @!nl &c '- nl Gnurs silver md
~ 4 ,''Nt tt" '!':,!~. i 81 ARP l,rs .,ih
'''' a. ~ ''' t'''<'.S IN: H. sol ",.:' I'd innut
"-' .'''i.~-'n' .''' ''."r zap a. .r"., ~, l..
= 'i't'' ~ '''' 80, 'lt vast, Ard =.
-, .!.',.. ...1rs dir ,,i..a.a, ~. ...
M h'o. ""'""". N'!,ft aid ...l-.
r'r,ihe pans, -,i.t' i'.r' steel IA! ,l... so.
clcs, %" NJ tnu>s ni w,i,',,,. s,rr,uS .,l. y,u,
curhA an, card r:-t-, a. 81 srcI. , Ter .
and American manufacture, .i's, ut ~:
boxes, prints Of VARIOUS ",nlS, Sa,..! = Pom. -
Emnersu,.s Iilmas and iiaw 4i,. r..ur ira - ~,
metallic lnneS ,'iirAs, fancy bead ,lccs, io III a,
T"p-"s atchcs, pearl buttons. powder TASKS, and
plain seed beads gil, and .ilv-, III. gun IA ~: ~,,s",
ders and garters, plain and sword tan,~ ,:.>g.s, Il.
b"aEde, dice, optical vielnlcs, jew siurs ...I
es and drinking cups with great varn, ;...r arr.
Giles, all ofwhi will he sold tor cash :" az, ..,rc,tan
ccs on II moalls credit. II 81 >: Nc: co.
~ 7Lt ,u:.rc.s,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-12
N,x,., 1905 Ii3 h. or Sd %
less; being days and II hours. "'"' 20 Oh "'"'

'-'Fj ''HiE = Hhf aHu IL hours,
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY # III l69 Caroniele, cnrnor Of lTcys
s..n 1'ree's, on me nigh Of 80 h of August and was
named !'AR!Fs, ahou, IL years Of are. mn ~:
o' nere"hcns i'll 'ei.r, black and has an imne.
'"t !" ms Speech one OF his legs is sore occn snneI
~ recent nnf ne had IN hen he went aw Nv Il whs
, W or linen shirt and white cotton an,alovns.
; 10 v! vessels and steam boats arc castor.d a
,,ar ee""g or ''rhorilg snd negro, rs well as al
' PERSONS NJ The utmost rgour of the law will ~,
coGs" against them Tho above reward will hc po;s
w. MN int any Of the nils of either Of In,
.'P'''t'es or at 1863 Curnndelet, corner of ljev;,
:, ..,,,, -, - sept
|N''HE-lm cnpa, tnershi;, heretofore x;.,;rr
Il; nh"er 'hs hrm OF !)uboIs s. Garrrtson m, loeS
,s us, ne subscriber will liz niate the affairs
I IN 'h'S city, am. requires all y ,so.S i,.le,
eh !" mike pay,nen, TO him ony, and ali ,hnse nv;ns
c'a'ns, TO present hem for settlement.
aug d." "AKRETsoN
CAPTAIN MAR:YATI"s NEW NOVEL
hnN7n The Feefer, by the author of Peter S;mne 4.
in . vols. WV S'''''Fe' !"
tnmmWgs, or Winter at Sch.-ss Hatfield i, Lava
S"r,a, by Cnptai" Basil Hall, Royal Navy, +.
lord H"'do~, " romance, hy Allan Cunningham, i ~
CompemdiouS HISTORY "/ sniv. ,ransIn,cJ f,or,
original Italian, by Nathaniel Greene, in vol. G,,
ring No. ~ Of 'iurpcr's Family Library.
VOLS = u OF the new complete and unifru edith,
r, OF u"shimSto" Iri"s's Nosks.
R"srr's Frsnch and English Dicsiounrv in val, ~,
"nS'''s fft"'h ""d English Dictionary.
ALh.-A lew more copies Of Co,nl,r = PbreuoIo~v
"N""H. Large Surveyor iompnsses sfsupcror ~.
~. with chains, Rinrd Balls Of 4 and - ;nch
&c. &c. sc. e''s
Just received, aid for sale BY
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-
THE FLORIDA IlNE
u From Mobile To Augusta, &c I.
!: 5T7:5s3 leaves A'ob'l every day n, three
tss. .x..,eS0 q, lnrk. II II, i,er II S n1nil hoa,

Il From Mobile IN Augusta. &c
B 49,. .z@z:;.a leaves Mob very day n, hire"
-f''s'- .ts-os1o o'clock. p n, Der u S mnil boat
r '!nl'- L'"''lns. nh"v" Hlak,iy -, enc. 'oar
Pc a,He~in p. ,.see:.-ii.,u," Sc 7u,.nn,s I.
jsayr ne, w'"te'" nd .,u,e ~ ra.n'iri-rherc,
-" .jalt"n' NJ - nsvi!i', F.. B.,nr,in.,
ihoh.r", II, II ~ ,nsv,lie, Saund-rsv,il g. l.onis.
die t" Augusta, Ga, connecting regularity with
he Tail roa ears 10 Chnres,"n. anu the s.eam
acke'. 70 Nav York, N,rfnih. Phi! dolphin, etc .
nt Stem o"a,s are the hesi for the service, and
:" 'vige i"n Presen's NV" advantages than can
- found ao"n any ct, ams"at route i" the south.
rrg,n,..
The great improvements in VI route have '",n
T" ured bv the r"n>,ru.',"n % tit, M "s vt " =.
r'''d. y, the "r'p'ie'"rs, w tr"n. t,"Gsn"1r
h'Fa, re 'Ss'"", nn nr:a ii Sann Rra. 4 !,
'''yn"t'- Ferry, o. 'hr t'ta'ta',." c,.e i."s. ="
il. sah.v, tn C"w.,rd, o. ID above CeGar .;,utj.
" "'ehy TIE "avi ga ~, o. h. 1vc'. aud III, 60, .
nu-nt dci-uti 'ns. and IN .r- recent, he .t,.,
vf"'ent cr"ss'ng III the '"wt.rd, re enitr,. ,
'v'"d"', ~" fin" road from Maua,na DIR.
BA:nhr,dg", i"s,rad u, the r.n.idn,.u. r..dv
''"''"h""hrr. lessc"ing the d'.'nnc. ub, ut'r'
Hes, and 'r"r'a*' & the :"c''1'.c' in"', 'h'
nrcc
Alive. l. .r.nrh line vt two lr,s. .,eyr. over
OH h"y II. :" II !" Ii, sv,r. vi" p n, Mace"
u c'""'r'ing with the line to Sa.a. n, AT.
y zen, t'rr.
4 mai st. anton, lies regularly b, w-.,
B'i"b'itige an" AraI schir"a. rrav, Il r. wistir.
""arh any Joint on Cba',ahonch-. "r A:,a'a.h :
"o'a. can TAX" SIT Ola ,,oa, a, r"w"svil'e.
n"hi;. 10 L. ns"r la -. ard Ron - During III,
me Occupied "v tho r"sn,rs IT h'n.s, the pronr,-
,'''s IT the F:"ut" hus will 'nn line ut i"u
II '-c pos r".ch"s every other dry hrtwcen No
H. n Pensacola.
T S." pr.- wit e.v" NJ ,il- a, ; n'.l"c. > IN
IN 'hr L $ III Il inu,, u adj ur.c.pd !" Hal's Land
tag, w.tt" q .our h,Hst camel! will IN waiting :,
'"rv"'''r EN- J." III" excellent house Of M. Charlie
;,n', :"ii' "'s'"n', where '"cy will fnt
'rH*" ,rtGn' ,',UI t'u:,s inr III" niLht-lcu vi
'M .'''n x, the, III .'r.vr IN Fcnsncula ~ Il
r. tvc"n;. 'h"- lv"r,ns the dlscn,n"r, "
.h' Y. y.
Oh :,1ns,., -. us,. NJ, lie. and C,,]
ii>' -, ."ns. -, ne. ,..ns bi III
'"'. SO ri)N &C.," rvl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-12

:, uut.;, !. d., ar F. Ini,y-
-ur" rl'hs, 'nMke's. Il nncj tI,se,s ls.,,,
u.p-, cn"ess. iiiens ral;.n'., naa:k. tchi.,s
< 81 +. .e,ved and TOR sale '.w hy III. >uhs.,;
= O. ROTH Il C".
oct. corner CHnai and Chart. IN =.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-12

NIIDELI'S NEW WORK, &c-Tbc Amcr;.,n
=, England by the author of"A Year in Spuin,' il
Noble Deeds i<Wumen, in volsa
he Young Wifc's Book, u manual 1uorsf ~,
GUS und domestic duties.
just received and for sule by WM. M,kEAS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-12

4 NFW a,t:'r for rcrSnns troubled with dca ness
(r"l'ed the FAR irnnrnt ha> lusi been received
y the sst"i hrh, III, st!.te! articu ton of the u
nan '"cc is 'is;lnriv -: III var. An. one
'tn nis ever '~rH obliged converse. iii very d. n
~ on i.Si :c fuli> e -; tbs. ,c 1T and en-
iin-S'ri' xpeIi.rch ho;h y, ewes and the ~.
NdUniS mi ,Iuhn'! . afflicted. y, the Use 4 4.
az in'nr.t TN utI - : eni,rr, nt,iaieI jne
sl -""r:'ral lmv" nlhn.sn nuln"' their inu,n ni'
'tsin- u'rdl.r iu,,lrt. Fur ~ala
rF GEiD\'S,
ne. store cnrn"t - and :, CT nres street..
ht he tx hun,e i!oici Eh,
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II Eta. s :a4;ti aor:: zxcv r.

Y st'IS 49,
WV 'E! ~ A>pt~,I.VIN VI, :yME
HN' &..s
"a. ..'-- G. $50. y t"- =! uNiHg vessels
'""' avg ''r'" hu', OF purchased *, ,.ess.y iur
d u tr.';G. va:
St.p ra,nan, Cant. Miner.
Bark Mary, Nickcrson.
Trad 'erry, new S, vcns,
-. s"'',''n s"Itus. Latham,
Brig Architect, . t;r.v.
These v-ssc. arc nf the frs. class, have hand.
some furnished communications. and are of light
fa't OF water. :" as To admit Of their recr,v,p and
r.IchnFging their cargnr. i" Baltimore 1t me citv
Freight will b" taken for por.r IN the C,,erape.ke
nr James River, and forwarded nv tho agents,
H">srs. CLARKE Il EEI.L'M:G, at Baltimore :
Expenses NJ. goods stripped wil 10 a.van ed when
''q"r u TIE i'rc'. .i F:s,age IN fixed 1t $50
''',p'' II 'rca "' II h 81, q"n'''y will b.. provided.
>'r. up ''d '""" s"' Ni,sissipr, wi. b. ,nker
all nir tsiu:,S
f": freight ~ plssagc, amply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
"''-' % Eii,svlc 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-12

HtI..': iAIr.tT r i.E ANMS-.u,I r.. -,
" per hi Misis-'"pi, from ewY York, artrns-
sortn,.n of isssn, iiae- and belt Pistols Tor le.,
n.ur;5 GOSSIP & Go. bs Chsr,es H,.,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-12

rs NARY KIRKLAND respectfully an

rs NARY KIRKLAND respectfully an
rniicr> I" n'r irr.I.ds aud the public s"..r
Nv t'A' s',. proper j 10 accommodate them i.
boy. establishment, ard hopes fir IN he,
r1' T." d.; v'>l!or> 'nni,rtn'lc TO r.crlv.
c"n"unhcr # fpr,lrt t,vuis. She feels C.ufi
'-i adj p"r-"ns v;rl',ng Gov, g'on during the
n',ncr months. c,no, tind br,, accom,n" lois
than IN" afford them, ON ,neru liberal terms
'i'r "'isc Is i,I. 's.ut!y situated, aud well supplu,
with every convenience; the har is furnished with
the cot c',n'c" liquors. &c. in ,i.orr she PROMISES
a, n't.l'g shall! h wanting on her part to givr
'tirn .a'is',ci"n TO all who may pa,rDlize thu
'ississippl and Louisiana Hotel. jc3
HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS. SC.
1'HE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
23o Water. near Beeknan street, New York
have RECEIVED the pn>t season. and constantly
RECEIVING large and extensive additions to tho stock
If the anove goods, whc', now consists of the
''!o"Ing assortment, suitn,, for the southern aud
St~t,ru markets.
h'!'"' ware of superior quality, consisting OF
alb u! 1876, .o"s viz,
P1's I" - '.itferrnt szvs. from % t." 50 gallons
Er;ihs II zcs, fro,n 3:5 TO 30 ,iirns,
'.",'!"s. l5.'z"s, from 3:s 10 Is g,;lnns
l. 4 ~
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l. " G(eun's perfun,crfes,

L " T1tHn's TtI7uWtffs,
lAd' Dye. tor c"or.ng ,ir H,!r Bears or,
Rnss''ns 'en''s reese, p".na'nn', Mlrhaw's F,,
Gle Wash, superior pearl powder, ll white, Team
II r"s' $, vegriabe rouge, OTTO Of rns,, lip salvr
hre"s We i"n'h wash, "a'h"nr 'Ienr,tic". nrane,
Il 'wef water. powder Putis and boxes, A n, rirnu
charcoal, neatly put up in t"ur ounce v,ai~, Pres
n Sal 6, cologne. k1ensn,e i",ltl ache Drops l,il
h:ns">, L .-l'sh dr-ssi"" cam g, in;au hair al ,
". Il s.Ilrty"t uihe' p'rinm g.. For sal
" Z. J. NC.iA9D,
n, z rrrrt r ri e.. ..,, l.: "a, , f.
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Eu-i!ON i A.,PlN Af.., :;
{ 'ONi''CNp :UNiC MIXrI,n,,-A o.-..
'h" q" II. Clare, u IT,. F.y..f s,,r A.;.-
f''n'''rn au;: in.rr i ten: few - ,,.p.,.,- frn,
';'' original r"c,r. C.'h w. s,,,.,,-:., ~ H..
v"'s"' s''cc = IL 1882 ny r,s.,,. o. IL, :u.i-.
= poet .O's" - t:'!s city, AS .i.trdinl tn. nurxa
"crtihc..,cs.
This '""dicn. is highly rcror.I" u,..,,. :, d has
""'' x'r"s'vc U.s. d il, TIM above d;sr.., with
"ch "is,i'' gns'.cd succr>>, that tnr p,,.5ir,n; u
u" recap. has bccI lGC"d to utf: i. T.. u, uu,
10: " ''s rrrsen, tor,h N ire hop, .l.u: 1t ma, be
ZIG ''"'ans OF relieving many OF ,h,,.. WHO ar,
"''"ri"g u"dSr the sco:rgr ni gu, , unutry. Ii IS
medicine p''ss,>.Ii'p grca, vi,,uc .! Len usc,f
eco "'Ig to :i"' directions has INV failed ii,
'ffrct'hG cure, even in tho most nis,i,,a,e STAG
OF the sots;rr. |. Is no, IT oil d,.., rccabl, unt
i"sol'S Vi The wedKrst stomach. ana children ,a i.
'"k" II with IMMUNITY. is''e"y,"rs tho digrsi,v.
organs. crr,i'> an eppetn'. ana >rldom rcuuis,..
more 'h'h one, " IN obstinate Cas-. &, two botl,t
10 Effect euro. T!nrc is ,.,,hrr mercury no.
'Sei1c III the mc"'cine, nor any ihiuy injurious.
:" the human constitution. The proprie,u-s ur.
~ "r'' c"nvi"c"d OF "s' fir cy. that they ayr..
i" refund III" pres Of rvcry b".,. which hA. .r,u
t"k1" IN nrc"rdanc; whh the directions and ha.
sc" 'tf'ctrd peri Ct of the lover Il ay,,.,
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans. nj,
his wh"ls.le and retail drug and medicine store.
c'rher OF IT, nvlll" aud Cn,r'':s Streets
ror District Agencies apply Ia
!c5 T. W. SMIIIl. 48 C,nti a.
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b. ~ EOR TIE ILEIl

b. IN ron ~. TIETi
iva "s 'l''is ed rrEu 'nn and ,n,. Il, ~ o., Vi,
tie"nnd ' this ellie, r,'Hi.d, OF PAM and i,
.''rNH',t OF III teeth. haS ntiucnh C sub c!ir,
fif' il l." the I'm ritan pIhr ,rr:nge,rn: ha,
ee' mas In >nrr, n.,rts III all the ,,imI,,ul rl,i.
M Ia" III tie nu.d taiaS. 10 place. it ;,h
the reach those s,.tIn. ami k,... sIti. TIN ui
',nr,>Sns { II ach iO't:t.nci,e
''lirn applied a,c"''ins TO trtctiuls gwen OF,
t"r, i! has ,.e,er TAI ,fi'h i.nl Ht, uu,!
'l'anen re hf. 1t ais The d,cu, III iei.ct,
teeth and relieves thai u ici ~ tieuuy,,i,
'''nr,s strong tooth ns~i'ss Tia. ar !iru Il, a,in
'en"d, IRE SIM. Z, i'.n cent. nupra>,.u AZ
i" lirg" nu her OF persons i'll different SET iin.. IT II,
country that iavr udy rxIeric ce uri de- i:l;tu
nd sanitary eia,, the Of ,l.. Balm arc r,,d
~ h!nr tor the public g"oi) .h"ir testimony To- il. ur.
'snlled qLtl'lies. 1t is india renra, niu,,t..
ing dan, un1 unexp",t d.. nud na he reca. il,
the civ i.iZcd .snrld the most valuable tscuvpr.
rrlnGn .. the wn,tds
j, ce ) Ter bottle. Sold hv
JAEElS h .N.)K"WS
mrh '"r '"nm"n md Tr.a ,tnnIu- !.
OkN Mills '.d' - received or curn .,.s b,
apli7 SHALL u HnDM \, vi \ aEuz,nr :
: uLED LIT TER P\rUi,-Jus, &c. ived . 6..
eases of i!ue and white ruled LITTER paier
so NJ v ry l''~ hlcrd i,'r sal" nv
n.ViD FEi.r ~ 30. Ny :.:a,'cmr- nnl
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