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Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
TRUST SALE.

RY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
to us. on the 4th of February 1887 by
Pleasant II. Felis and Margaret E. s. Felts,
Colly, which is duly recorded in the office
Of the Probate Court of Kinds county, and
at The request of said Cader Colly, on Sa-
turday, the 9Th day Of April nert, on the
premises, whereon the said Colly now re-
sides, in Kinds county, we will sell for rea.
dy money to- The highest bidder, at public
Auction, the following real and personal
sroperty, to wit: A tract or parcel of land;
situated and being in said county, and more
particularly designated as The East half of
the s. E. quarter Of section 4-the E4st
half OF the NJ E. quarter of Section 9-the
West alfof the S. w. quarter OF Section 8
all in township 7, range g, west, contain
ing 24l e61O0 acres, more or less. Also
the following Negro Slaves, TO wit: Aaron
aged about Al years; EmeIlne, aged about
Is years; George, aged about Is years
Lizzy, aged about II years; Henrietta, ag-
ed about 9 years, Durant, aged about 7 years.
Also, 2 head ofhorses, together with all the
stock, consisting ofcows, hogs, &c. and al.
so the farming utensils:
The foregoing land, negro slaves and
personal property will then and there be
sold; or SO much thereof as will pay and
discharge the sums due on two notes-a
balance on one, due the first Of February
1888, and one due the lst of February
1889, with lawful interest thereon, until
paid and all lawful costs, incident to said
sale.
Acting as Trustees, we will convey to
purchasers such title, as is vested in US by
virtue of said Deed of Trust, which is be-
| lieved to be good
LANES DUPREE, J r
GEO. T. TABER, trustees
Clinton, Feb. 4, 1899. left
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

gus ardent r, fame' and at her fee, poured,
The treasures Of loves enrap,ured heat, |
! In pure and chaste instinct Of loves =;
pulse, 80 ~
From evergrcens, she culled dewy snr;o.
With passions awkwardness she hcld :,
forth :
AND soon II met his eager trembling palm
II told the kind return, first to his Inns
And then his throbbing heart. the sweet
emblem, Il
he pressed, with fervency of new born
hope, a
He grasped her hand and heaven bore
witness,
The sacred pledge, that fell from mutual
Another being came forth; in snow,white
lOf innocence and peace, he came with
smiles; "
Around his stern and naughty brow, was
twined
An olive wreath. He stood within the
midst, 80
And smiled IN converse with the happy
pair. rr'
He babe them love; and whispered bright
est hopes,
They smiled as they who greet d faithful
friehd,-
And then he drew on earth simple line
Between the loving pair: Hooked aeain-
The line had deepened to an earthquakes
{ rent.
He smiled no more. blu, laughed in hollow
OF savage mitih, that made my blood run
+. cold.
looked again; the fower-enamelled field
o Was swallow'd up, deep and DANGEROUS
!, stream
Rolled in its stead. The lovers stood
aghast,-
Il Yet 10th 10 part; they lingering gazed ant
J, Still yet; but nought but reefs and sand:
and wrecks
d Came back upon tier aching orbs--uE
rose
|. From either beach huge and craggy
cliff;
II II pierced its rugged peaks among The
stars
3; The eye came sickened in the maze o
j. hight;
Anon, thick clouds had mantIed DER tn,
In sad despair the lovers had Withdrawn
e Their lingering hopeless gaze--echo hat
ITnor thu hrao1o tl,a;y Loaf Io,,,ovS4o :. -
70 night;
Rayess and black had thrown her ic y pal
/ Upon the WORLDLY vision changed tn,
scene;
10 Long DAYS and years had made their strug
d Cling round
Through times dullibeaten track. Agaii
,e saw
The loving pair.-Again the flow'ry field
Was spread before me; the stream was
" narrow'd
lIwsrarling rill tn water's rage had dice
Is. u ieft sullen chasm; the rugged ciifi:
HAd crunbIed to the valleys mould an,
,e filled
Tn e rent of earth; MONDAY sun hat
chased
II The clouds and night way.--The lover.
met;
: Silence and looks and smiles soon told tn,
50 tale
OF loves pure faithfulness. a greene
,e sprig
She plucked from evergreen and gave
3, him
He seized and each enraptured kiss di'
), lend
A hue more deathless sweet--The seen,
3 was changed;
: Eternal VOWS went forth, and they ucr
"MALTRAVERS."
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
NOTICE.
ZEN DOLLARS REWARD,

TEN DOLLARS REWARD,
NOR my Boy Joseph, who left my
E farm, 8 miles fom Clinton. and 2
miles from Brownsville. He had ON when
he left, TO the best of my Knowledge, two
pair OF negro cotton pants, no coal, and
a black hair cap-he is about six feet high,
very black, speaks sometimes as f his
mouth was full of something. will give
The above reward if he is taken in the coun-
~, and $25 if out of the county, or
odged in any Jail SO can get him.
G. B.. HENDLEY.
Jan. 8; 1S39.-n8--tE
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BANK NOTICE.

BANK NOTICE.
REAL ESTATE BANKING Co. HINDs Co
Clinton, January 20. 1889.
NOTICEis hereby given 10 the Stock
~ holders of the above Institution that
their first regular annual meeting therof
election Of thirteeh Directors to serve for
the insuing year, will be held at The Bank
ing House Of the Real Estate Banking
Company In Clinton, on the first Monday
in March next. The Polls will be open
ed at 10 o'clack A. M, and closed at
4 o'clock P. M:
BY order of the Board,
]. DAVENPORT, Cash'r.
Jan. 80. nll-5w
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

DAILY NOTIf Z OF THE MARKET.
SUGAR .-Louisiana prime, S cents inferior
5 6; Hhvana, white. - -; br,'wn "a 81 3.
MoLAssEs --On Levee. new, % 90 cts. per
gallon; sales on Plantations, a cents
IoRK-EIear, "a a - dollars per Dbl; mess,
"a IS; o. 81 % do; Prime, $50 81. !.
BAcus Hams, - cts. pr ID; canvassed
IA 15do; Shoulders, 9 a IL do; Middlings'
IL do.
LARD.-Per lib. IL IL a II ID cents--dull
BEEF Mess, 10 a - dollars per Dbl; 10 IL
per halfbbt, in demand. Prime, $l4 a -
FLouR.--S8 per Dbl:
BurrER-Goshen, 81 so cents; Western.
18 30 cts.
CHEEsE.-Western - cts; Northern. Is IS
CoFFEE.--Havana green. IL IS cts; old IL
=; Rio, 10 IL 10, Java, - a.
LEAD.--Pig, At a cts; Bar, 6 z 1-2 per ID.
ToBAcco.-First quality ii IL cts. per 10
81 do 10 do; crossed, IL do; stock,
small.
WHrskEY. -Rectifed, so So cts. per gall
scarce; common-none in market.
HAy.-Western, S21 % per ton. =,
GRAIN Corn in ear, 81 IL per Dbl !; sheiisd
in sacks So IL rs per buslel; oats, 50 o.
cts per hu3hel.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
NOTICE.
REAL Estate BANKING CoMPANY OF
HINDs COUNTY:

REAL Estate BANKING CoMpANY OF
HINDs COUNTY:
Clinton, Mi January 10, 1889.
EkSliE Subscription Books of this asso-
- citation will be opened at its Banking
House in Clinton, on Tuesday the 18th
inst, and continue open durihs banking
hours thereof, for the ensuing sixty days,
ior the purpnse of obtaining an additional
SUBSCRIPTION OF one million Of dollars to
the capital stock thereof.
Each Individual at the time of subscrib-
ing will be required to pay five per cent.
upon the amonnt Of his subscription the
whole amount to be secured by bond mort
gage upon unincumbered Real Estate as
soon thereafter as examinations and ap-
praisements can be had.
BY order of the Board,
]. DAVENPORT,
Cashier.
Jafidary, is, 1889. -n9-2m.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

!, because i, gives all other genneme'
. u, rr prctensions such fine chance chance
We like to sec young gentleman
,,nse Young lady doesno, sp,lt'n MS
. .1%o', she discards him, thinks that she an
W. HIM We like it, because IT shows s"C
a ." .coman,ance with well-bred females.
" We like 10 see the uglies' man oi i@uy
continents, a, every party invariably dan's
I'll, Tho nre,,ies, woman in as many spheres
I, sbows he IS fond of seeing low lar con-
trast can be stretched, ;,
"'s We eI like 10 hear person indulge an Ill
hruo,ed TRADE against lady, because tor
aoo,h. she choose not to make herself ms
cradle by marrying his particular tr'ena' W
Eke il. because it reminds US OF Inc olO
adage ga fellow feeling makes US wono'0u'
kind :. ,hon-
selves shot al, it shows that IN their o""
opinion they are high Game.
We like. TO hear notorious loater de-
claiming against the credit system, 1t IS
rare instance of disinterested patriotism.
We like to hear persons called by then
given names, by those with whom they arc
not on terms of intimacy, it exhibits fanl
liar disposition. @ liz the CORNER.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

MARRIED-Oh The 5ih Of February;
by s. ". Humphrey US, Esq, Mr.. WILLIS
CHAMPION TO Miss MARTHA ELLIS, both
of tbs countV-[CoMMUNii,ATED.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

NOTICE.-The undersigned would
~ most respectfully inform the itizen
ofCIinton, Jackson, Brownsville, Raymond
and the surrounding vicinity in Kinds coun-
~, that they are ready to execute all kinds
of fashionable BRICK WORK and PLAS-
TERING in The ieatest style and with
despatch, that may be entrusted 10 them.
Either ofthe undersigned may be found by
applying at Col. Robertson's hotel in Ray.
mond. HENRY WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM TAPPAN.
Raymond, Feb. 9Th. 12-4t
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
FORM OF NOTE.
CLINTON, Nh.
Months after

Months after day of
10 we or either of us, promise
to pay to Cowles Mead. or bearer, for the
use of ssthe Real Estate Banking Com
pany of Kinds County. at their Banking
House in Clinton, with
out defalcation, for value received.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
jackson and Aexington
Stage lime.


rFHE Public are respectfully inform
ed that. on and after the 25th inst;
a new Line of Four Horse Post Coaches,
will run regularly between Jackson and
Lexington Miss. This new Line is es-
tabIished in order to connect with the
fremont Line of Stages from Manches-
ter TO Nashville Tennessee. Passengers
therefore, travelling from the Northern
part of the State to Jackson, or from
Jackson to the North, will find a pleasant
and expeditions way Of travelling. Pas
sengels on this Line, will always have
preference in the Vicksburgh Line of
Stages at jackson, which now connects
with the Rail Road at Big Black Depot.
They will also have the preference at
jackson in the Grand Gulf Stages, which
are now in complete operation. Every
attention will be shown to travellers In
the above Lines. fr-.-.s..x
]. r. 81 P. JEFFERSON,
Projectors
Clinton, 23d Nov. 1s3s.-n2-tf.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

~ NOTICE. aaaE
TIME Subscriber would notify tbs pub
licthHt he will sell his present stock
ofGoodsat very reasonable prices for Bran
don money. Store next door to J. r. &
4. JoHNKELLoGC..
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
FOUND.

ON or about the ooh of last month, as
W bout 7 miles north east of Clinton IN
Or. wilkins lane, Pocket Book contain
Tag several valuable papers. The owner
can get ii by calling at this Office, proving
proverty and paying for this advertise
ment.
! Jan. 22-n1O.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
LOST,

an the 20ih, december. Between Arm
W s,rong's Tavern and the Forks of
the Bridgeport and Amsterdam Roads, a
RED OR BROWN PooKET Book, contain
ng $495. One 500 bill, and one $50
bill Of the Mississippi Union Bank, one
$50 bill Citizens Bank of Madison Co. !;
five $50 bills on one of the Naiehez
Banks-the residue not recollec,ed.-
There were some receipts, paper Of neex
dies, and enc yard or upward OF thread
edging in the book. Any person finding
the same, will confer lasting favor upon
a distressed and destitute female, by ieav-
ing it in the care of Major Neil, at Yeisx
er's Store.
MARTHA LEONARD.
Jan. 8, 1839.--n8-tf.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
New Goods! New Goods!

~ ~ w OOo0os V w w - ~
WAE are now receiving and opening,
w direct from the cities of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, large
and well selected stock of Fall and Win
ter Goods, comprising almost every arti-
Gle usually Kept by merchants in the
Southern country, viz:
30 bales Virginia Lowell,
10 " Negro Kerseys,
8 newrbo Doms'ics,
300 pair Negro Blankets,
so Mackinaw do.
SO I" fine Whitney, do.
1000 Russell & Blk Brogans.
900 Kip peg'd do
$50 Monroe sew'd do
$50 Lady's Kid Shoes,
so 1" q double SOLD
SO ii /" Seal Brogans,
SO g course peg'd Bootees,
So 81 sew'd do
SO fine Calf
Together with large assortment oil
Cloths. Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Kentucky
Jeans, CaIicoes, Chintz Muslins, Silks.
Sattins, Ribbands, Hosiery; Gloves,
bleach'd and plaid Domestics, Table Lin
mems, Irish Linnen, Lawns. Diapers, JAG
onetts and Camhrics, &c. &c. &c with
a full stock of Clo,hing, Hardware
Queensware, Glassware, Hats and S d.
Ipery, all of which are offered upon the
usual terms and at the lowest prices.
]. X e. p. JEFFERSON.
Clinton, Nov. l5-nltt
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
RENovAiING ON AN IMPROVED PLAN
w l.. A Y f R S,
NENQVAYOR.

R ESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
M, zens Of Clinton and its vicinity, that
he is prepared 10 execute all orders in the
above line that may be entrusted to his
care, in style superior 10 any heretofor
pract sed, and but little known in The I'm
ted Siates He follows receipt used by
the Italians, In restoring damaged Silks and
Cloths, when they have been soiled by
grease, or otherw Sc Gentlemen who
have had their garments injured in any
way. NAV rest assured that they may hav-
them made cas- good as news The fabrcs
Of The Coat will not be injured, as is gen.
orally done by Dyers and Scourers; but
shall Sc, and fit as we'll to the person Sc
when first made.
Hats of every description Ironed, and
restored 10 their original color, and made
TO look equal TO new.
N. B. All order lett ait my shop will be
punctually attended to.
w. L. AYERS,
Three doors west of j. r. g. P. Jefferson's
store.
Clinton, December II, 1888. n4 St
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
Bank Notice.

TEvHE Real Estate Banking Company,
IN of Kinds County at Clinton, Miss,
have effected a negotiation in New York,
by which it is enabled TO commence its
operations upon a safe and permanent
pasis. Accordingly, it will be prepared
to discount paper OH Wednesday the 2slh
instant. So
Whenever the Union, and River Banks
of Miss. commence specie payments, this
Bank will redeem its issues her In
specie OF checks upon Nness, ocell q New
Orleans, at as low ratScioulds Q ge as
such checks can be h;spest dsSS 1s$hk in
the State. Its issues forasT esonths
will be confined exclusively to iances
upon cotton.
FORM OF NOTE.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

M IIEREAS letters of administration
were granted by the Honorable
Probate Court of Covingion county, at its
November FERN, 1888, to the undersign-
ed upon the estate of George Watts, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given TO al per-
sons having claims against said estate, to
present them duly authenticated whhin the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred and those indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment.
.ga WILLIAM WATTS, Admir-.
Williamsburg, Nov. 90, 1888. no Sw
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ALLIGAlnR LINE.


Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
l dsy s:', and %'" ss,a!dsys per the
-s:=Ss>sa.ssu. splendid steamer Champion, Tex
copt in Case Of st rm.,) to 70 sacoa ; thence per
steamer lie Roy to La Grange, and 'hcr,c four
horse post coaches via Mariana, BAinbridge, Pm
derton, Rerrlen, Outlaws. Perry, to Macon,
Ga thence via MilIedgeville, and SPARTA 10 War.
ron,on, the &C per rail road cars to Augusta
The Champion i'll splendid order, with new
copper bnI re, coppcrcd aud PIPER fastened.
Tho 10 Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations are as handsome AZ any DO +.
The beau iiul Santa Rosa Sound, and Chocta-
wa,chie Bay present the most interesting steam ma
vigation in the Soui,-ueing ut the same, me
perfectly land locked.
III" Teams are not snrpass' on any route IN the
country the drivers, to man, careful and altcn
The bridges heretofore dangerous have b en-
| new y built, 30 that high waters do not inter ere
Tho eating houses have boen osty changed
and are now as good as IN any road IN the Sonth
1t is generally known that tho excellence and
hardness OF the roads enable the teams ut all
sons to make great speed. Their snoolhn' IS Sc,
cures the travel or from the ordinary fatigue oil
! stage travelling.
The Line is now Carrying its passengers frcu
| Augusta to Mobile in four days AID twelve
hours, or to N, W Orleans in Tour days and twenty
hours. Going 10 Augusta the line is six day'
travelling the same as l., the other direction, pu
the difference OF time the t.ute, is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, i,
we'll repaid by the op or,unty it gives of sect G
the Navy Yard tie old Spanish Forts, etc. The
travel or also sleeps at Macon, and again at War
,en,on This arrangement, will rntnue I'LL the
travel turns northward when III inc will be til.
: me from Mobile 10 Augusta, Us II is n,w i'll tn,
other direction.
This Advertisement, contains plain Statement
of facts, the accuracy of which the proprietor
gaurunleo to each passenger in the penalty OF hi
stage fare.
Maps ofthc Line may be seen at tho Elk, hang
Hotel, New Orleans, and at the Mansion House
| Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SIT 81
The iIc extends, h> branch to Tallahassee.
at Chuttahooche, the line connects with tn
steamboat carrying the mail to Apa achicula an
ST. Joseph's.
Office al the Mansion House, Mob lc.
nit . lOSTWlCk, Agent, Mobile.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIAN +

E1AT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Premier District Judiciaire-L'Etat de Ia
Lousiana,-a tous ccux que ccs prtsentcs con-
cernent-Salut:
A TTENDU que William Mackey dc la vile dc
"a Maysvilie. Kentucky, uyant achete 4 unc vcnte
fate par lie Sheriff dc la Parosse dOrenns la pro-
prGtG ci-apres Gcrltc, s'cst adore sc gretie de
cctto cOur, la dic vente tut enregisrGe lie 2cme
jour de Mai De rannte 1899, ponr un avis, con-
inrmemcnt a I'm acte dc la Legislature dc rEtat de
la Louisiana. ntitulG " ACtc pour contirner los
trcs dcs ucquGreurs ventes judlcalrcs )" APP
prouve lie 10 Mars 1894. Quill soft connu, ct
toutcs pcrsonnes i'll crosses sont ccs prescntcs
sommes dc rEtat de la Louisiana ct dc la
du Premier district Judciaire Gui pourraient
avolr droIt la propretc cl-apres decre, en- cohse
quencc dun dClaut de iorne dams rordrc, 10 dGcret
gu tc luseincnt dc la cuu vcrtu duqucl |, venle
eG tame, GU dc toutc rregnlnrite on illcgalG dams
Destination, ruvls on lie temps Ut 10 mode dc la
ventr, pour autre qurlconGue de
taIrc vor dams trcntc jours, datcr de la pubica.
ton de Get avs, pOuruuOl la vPnte al,sl fate no
serlIt pas CUniirmGtut humooguCc.
La dile proprG,C iui veuduo par % Sheriff sus-
dit lie Ilcnc Jour d'Avril dc l'annec 1889 verlu
dun dGcrrt dc rcltu cour, rcndu lie : de Mars dc
rannGs 1899, dams l'attllre dc William 'ackcy
cuu,rc Bier t Stcevcr, No. 1886 du dockor de
cet,o cuur, acIuquo!Ie vente lcdlt William Mackey
s'est rendu HcQuCrcur pour lc rElx dc S27, lOG
payable comnu suit-savul
L'acqutreur asslmant lie palmont de Ia moitit de
deux blllcs de $6,1G5 sc cents chaiuc, qui seront
dils lie 26 mars 1910, ct la balance compliant lac-
quGrcur assumant auss lie paiment do Ia son'ne dc
$500 dus la Banquc dc rUnion de la Louisiana
avec in'trtt iaux dc 10 pour cent h coInp,cr gu
Ter. FGvrier 1859, ct la balance compliant, ct re-
servant unc hypotheque spectacle sur la proprlGt6
venduc, lusqna &C que!lc soft payte
Description dc la proprie,e dapres lie transfer
ludlciare.
LII notice iudivso de dcuX cert in lots do ttrre
avcc toutes les batses ct authorizations qui s'y
trouvcnt, ansl que les droits, chemins coutumes
servtudcs, privileges ct avantages appartcnan
dune manicrc quclconQne ces lots soht contigus
ct font partlc de la bnlture ia du tauboure
Ste. Marie de cclte vile, tormant rencoignure Ii
plus base DIES rucs Julie ct Nouvcllo LevGe e
sont dtslgnGs par les - ct vingt, plar
dc Ia dte bat,ure, derose r6udo de Felix ,rinla
notairc, date du 80 jun 1882. LIE lot 10 me
sure III plcds pouccs de face a Ia rue de la Nile
Loves, sur 100 picds plus on moins de proondeur
daprcs un certificat id Joseph Pile, voyer dc |,
vile, date du 25 mars 1886, il parait que deu'
dts terrains mesurent ensemble, pieds angluis
10 pleds dc face 4 L. rue dc la Nouvelic Ltvco
sur 100 de profondcur avec auss 200 actiou
au fond capital dc la Banquc dc rUnion do l.
Louisune.
TGmon Honorable A. NJ Buchanan juge d
la susditc, CO Mai 1888.
P. LIE BLANC,
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II ARRiSON'S SPECIFI, OINTMENT
I L Tne great celebrity of this unrivacd Chn-
position, especially in the Northern States, leaves
the proprietor but Little need to say amy thing IN
its favor for it has been .enerally conceded to it,,
that it is beyond all comparison the b ST remedy
for external complaints that has ever been disco
vcred. Indeed the speed and certainty OF its ope-
rati ms have the appearance of miracles rs II Gers,
unds, curns, fever sores, child''ains white swell
ings, bller, piles, spider snake bites &c imInc-
diately yield to its apparently snperhnm n Infiu-
ence Thus if properly applied ii will remove An
nveteratc corn, or break ami heal u bic IN lve
days. will a!lay and perfectly euro az ulcer in wv"
weeks; and the most desperate cases ct white
=" cng that can be imag ncd, have b:cn destroyed
by it in less than two months. Ii the bites OF POI
sonous reptiles its ofticacy is truly surprising an
even in the bite f a rabId dog, for if applied IN
time, its power Of attraction arc 80 wonderful that
they will al once arrcs, the poison and thus pre-
vent it f ON pcrvadng the systom. 1t is likewIs
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore disco
vercd lor the cllated backs and limbs of horses for
letters, ri worms, chapped lips, and III short for
every external bodily owl that may fall 10 ths lot
OF man or boast.
The proprl tor has received at least thousand
certificates and 9th documents. in inv OF IN:
=! ..e.ss C.,.t,,ont," upwards or huhdrod ol
which written by respectable members OF the
Medical Faculty, all breathing tho same eulogy
and satisfaction.
Pre- AIRED at 1873 Liberty street, New York, anc
for sale at Is Poydras street, New Orleans.
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~ ORRIS l. Co. No. 38 Chartras street, a'e now
~ receiving and opening the most splendid, SUI
s,anlial and fashionable stock of Cl",hng they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting il
part of the following articles: blue, hlns tlack, )e,
black, london brown, rlron, olive. lundon smok.
and golden olive trrcll and dress coats: beaver,
stable and HARRINGTON trock coats, elegantly hrns.
ed fancy and plain black rnssrrre and cl"'h
panla Ioons. enpl lush and french fancy and plain
SILK and sarin vests; real new market com forts
english and trehch f'ncy and pam scars and
hdk,-; chamoIs, silks-weh and gum elastic sns'
pendels; chamois, mc,in". lnmr's wool welsh han-
mel, silk and cotton net sher,s and drawers; tine
linn aud cotton shirts, with linn husnn,s, plain
aud ruliltd; lvnrv pearl and plain handle silk UNI.
brelIas e; Graif's' premium Gluvr<-llsn, It
beautiful article Of white kid, for weddings, balls
&c.; Sprttletctd silk aud randana hdkts; plain
ii cured and EN- hroldored Cambrc do. silk, lamb
woods, mnrtnu, germantown, and brow aud white
| cotton hall hose; all al which they offer low tn
| cash. or to puntual customers usual. NV.