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Ternaa Of Advertising.

Per square Of ten lines or less, for the FIRST in
, 4tion, One Dollar; for each additional inser-
46n, Fifty Cents.
&C. To those who advertise by the year, a
Ubera! discount will be made.
The number Of insertions required must be
married. on all advertisements, or they will be
spordingly.
rAli Jos Work must be paid for on de-
Every.
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to thank the stranger for taking care Of his
mule, when, to add to his misfortune, be-
hold, his mule and keeper were vanished@
The two successful ro@ies had gained q
secure retreat, and were triumphing over
their associate, while he waited for the coun-
tryman at the side Of well; ia = part Of the
road ID knew he must pass. Here he sent
forth bis lamentable cries, and made such
bitter wailings that the peasant was touched
with commiseration as he approached him,
and rejecting on his own misfortunes, found
himself disposed to listen to the affections Of
others. As he appeared to be overwhelm--
ed with grief, he thus addressed him: how
can you take on so piteously I surely your
misfortunes are not so great as mine; have
just lost two animals, the value of which is
more than one half of my substance; my
mule and my goat might in time have made
my fortune. A fine loss truly, said the man
at the well, to be compared with mine! you
have not, like me, let fall into this well, a
casket of diamonds delivered into my hands,
and entrusted TO my care and discretion, to
be carried to the Caliph of Bagdad; no
doubt | shall be hanged for my negligence,
which will be called an excuse for having
clandestinely sold them. Why don't you
dive to the bottom of the well and bring up
your treasure, said the peasant, know it is
not deep. Alas, replied the sharper, am
quite awkward at diving, and would rather
run the risk Of being hanged, than meet in
evitable death by drowning; but if any one
who knows the well better than me, would
undertake the kind office, upon recovering
the jewels, would give him ten pieces oil
gold.
The unwary dupe poured out his pious
CALCULATIONS in gratitude to Mahomet fol
having thrown in his way the means Of re.
pairing the loss of his mule and goat
Promise me, he said, in an ecstacy, the ten
pieces, and | will recover your casket.-
The sharper agreed, and the countrymau
stripped himself and jumped with such alacrl
ty into the well that the sharper saw that he
had no time to lose, and Immediately took
to his heels with the clothes. The poor pea
SAINT felt all round the bottom Of the we'll t.
no purpose, and then raising himself to the
brink to take breath, and recover strength
for a second attempt. he found that the stran
lger had decamped with his apparel. Growl
wise too late by woful experience, he re
turned home by many lonely path to con
!, ceal his shame; and relating his tale TO hi
afectionate wife, the only consolation h
received from her was, !" that from the kim
upon the throne to the shepherd on the plains
two thirds Of the human race owed the great
, est ofthe vexations of life to imprudent con
6dences. !" The next day he not only re
ceived back both his animals and his clothes
but IN one Of the pockets he found the fu
sum he SO much coveted, to wit: ten piece
Of gold.
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Leaf Lard.

lAll Kegs leaf Lard, ! first rate article,
expressly for family use, for sale al
the store Of MURRAY e. GARRETT, by
E. G. WOOD.
June n, 1889.
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John B. Coleman

OUI1A u OOlOA11OA
TTAS resumed the practice Of Law
Office in Port Gibson, next door to
the Branch of the Planters Bank,
April 10, 1889 tf49
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broad lOfono0Q OF inc 0oI00O00I{ W0llo mo
plaintiff harsh features were thrown into
still holder relief by the same beam which
softened the placid countenance Of his adj
verSarys
Tho plaintiff = lawyer madeA most elo-
quent appeal for his client, and had Ne MOI
been informed about ihe matter, our hearts
would have been melied by bic touching
description IT tho return Of the desolate hus-
band, and the agony with which he nov u
held his household gods removed g eooee-
crate strangers hearth. The celebratsd
Aaron Burr was counsel for the defendant
and we anticipated from him Z spletdA d
play Of oratory.
Contrary 70 our expectation however
Burr made no attempt 10 confuee his oppo
nents oratory. He merely opened boot
Of statutes, and pointing with his thin ifneeg
| to one Of the pages, desired The referees h
| read it, while he retired fora moment q hrin1
| in the pr;mcipal sc;txess. We I'D scarcols
| finished tho section which fully doci1od q
matter in our minds; whom Burr ro-sntsrsi
with I tall and elegant feulale leaning q 81
arm. She IVES attitsd ID simple Win
dress, with wreath Of ivv leaves etclfclln1
her large straw hoanst, ind = he6 veil cen
pletely coacealing her couutena1lces 1.r
Nhispered = feW wosdr, appaxently e1eonr
aging her TO advDnce, and thea 9raeofnll]
raising her ven, Disclosed TO u hee
lprond, sarPas.ing beauty. reeolleet 4
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DR.. Hagan of the Vicksburg Sentinel is
opposed to the extension of grace provided
for IL the 9Th rule, and says he does not in
tend to wait till the lst Of October to put it
in practice. All subscribers to the Senti-
mel 10 Mississippi, who do not pay up by the
LIST Of August, will be stricken from the
list.
The Port Gibson Correspondent takes
exception to the Sth rule only, and makes
the first Of April, 1910, the time.
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SPECIFIC SOLUTIV!'

A LII who are suffering from URETIRAL DISEASES
~ such as GONORRHOEA GLEETs, STRUCTURE s
IRRITATION OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER URETH-
IA, FIu)STEATE GLAND. and all DISEASES of the IT,
BINARY PASSAGES, FANS IN THE LOlNS, GRAVEL,
umago, or from General Weakness Local Debility ure
assured that this valuable MEDICINE all time
perfectly eradCaes the above diseases much than
other and Invariably improves the and general
health and restores TO tose parts that
ed by dsea.c or Improper treatment. In fact medicine
can be compared 10 H. and has positively many
AMI individuals utter all other medicines have failed and is
daily suPerseding The of those njurlou. sn
medicines-Copaiva Turpentine, Cubebs. Mercury Sc.
In addition 10 the testimonials all
of the world including the East and West Indies
lea, &c and medical of the hyhe standing pro-
cssion all bearing testimony to its surprising
Hundred pounds reward has been times offered
Who produce any remedy equal Yolands SPECIFIC
Solution Alter this further he necessary
hut adding few Of the certificates
81 have prescribed Yolands Specific Solution several pa
ens I.borg under Urethru Discharges, and astons
before Witnessed and their general health much Prov
ed II. LEY, M b:
"Lecturer on Midwifery. at Bartholomew. Hos pitai."
DR. Clarke has prescribed Yoands Specific Solution to
ny patients borrg under Uretha Discharges and invara.
bly, found they cured much less time than he had
Vousy observed when using preparations Of Copava
OF on'oh II remedy unequad, and thut he
in future to prescribe for his patients
LONDON, December q, 1887.
DIR Green hereby cerEes Yolands Specific Solution is
most ecacious remedy and removes Uethrs Dis
sooner alton Of Copava he
scfibed.
The above be obtained only No. o6 Custom house ST
in New Orleans
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SARSAPAR1LLA PILL OF HEALTH; OR.
BLOOD PILL.

INlS excellent family pill is medicine Of long tried eff
cacy for correcting all disorders Of the stomach and how
els the symptoms of which eostveness, alen
pasms loss of appetite scs headache gdiness OF
fullness after MEALS dzzness Of tho drowsness and
pains in the stomach and bowels indigestion producing
hid state of the liver and consequent inactivity of the bow
els causing REORGANIZATION of every function of The Frame
will in this m,st excellent preparation by lille peseVer-
he eertrsiiy ren.ed- Two az three itses Win
suro the a eed oi us saiuasy sdects The stomach wl
sneeiy regain rs strength; action ur he liver bow
ross sat psa suadesd Appearance, strength sousy
henfth VIII be tho quick result aking his
acna aeaydins to the treesons accompanying zach hox
There pills nartlcuAk;y efcacioas for xks
colds agues, sh6ine.s breath and all 0st nctiess IN the
passages shd taken as ofree ind ugeat
table, hsy quickly the syse nn,ufs state Of
rseoss -,,
drowsassa and singing in the arising from great
flow Of blood 10 the head should never be without them
dangerous symptoms will be entirely carried of their
| immediate use
For females these pills truly excellent. removing
all distractions the distressing hcadsche prevalent
with the PRESTON of spirits uness of sight
give healthy and Juvenile bloom 10 ths complexiou.
To mothers they confidently recommended 10 best
medicine that be taken during and for iren
| Of all ages they are uhelualled.
As pleasant safe apeliant they unite the sommen
dation Of mild operation with the most successful Elect
require Of diet confinement during fieir
By regulating the dose according the and rngh thu
rniat they brcome suitable every q her tina
can he required; aud for elderly reope they he found
he ,ho cnmforabfe medicine hitherto pre- ared
Bold i No. 81 Caston, house ST, Ns& Orleans. m2-3m
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY,

TOMACH PILLS AN eminent medical writer has remark
~ ed and experience has proved The fast TINT those who
attentive keeping the stomach and bowels in proper order
health disease AMI generally attain robust
cheerful and healthy old n tnnt desirable purpose
pills ndaptedben. prepared VIVA the supute OF qunne,
Of camomle flowers and the shoice soache
and aperent drugs of the Matera Mcdca. They have all
proved superior every other medicine
stomach aud liver complaints loss of appetite indigestion
sensation OF uncss and after meals shorness
BREATH and excellent restorative after
be they gently purge and cleanse tho bowels strengthen
the stomach, and nvigorote the constitutions Females whu
value good health should never be without them as they pur
fly the blood obstructon and give the skin bnau
full clear healthy and bouming appearance Persons Of
plethurc habit, who head ache, giddnc. dim
of sight drowsness have flow OF bsod
the head should uke them Frequently Children and person.
Of all ages may take them time they
any ingredient that requires confinement
restriction Of diet They should 10 kept every family
remedy In Of sudden iness r by their prompt
sration, cholera mobus cramps evers aud other
farming complaints, may be speedily cured prevented
Sold a No, 96 Custom hopse ST New OTeuub,
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LoNDoN sTATIoNARY 4 FANCY ARTICLES

LONDON STATIONARY &FANCY ARTICLES
Just received per Washington, from London.
DAPEREnglishD Drawing, Of ull sizes for Architects
l. Superior blue laid, blue and yellow "ose Letter
Copying paper, large and extra large
Embossed 40 und super satin 8vo gilt edged note L.
motto paper, enchased& gold l. silver bordered
Enccoppes white, tinted, enchased, embossed
gold and silver bor,leTd
Manifold Writers! Wedgewoaa and Ackeiman's
Ca,bonc and Seiic Carbonc Bucks
London made folio copying machines
London pocket books ant; wallets, real Russia
Ehchased and seal head turtle she'll Pehholders
illuminated morocco envelope cases
London prepared worries, for miniaures
London water colors in b0xes and by The s.nge cake
Oxford and miscellaneous drawing hotks
Ackerman's d'awi pencils, in cases Of s and 8
Steel Pena: Perry's extra fine, fine, medium, broad
and London bridge
London portable pens, in boxes Of Is each
Ink, Ackermans liquid cernine, Stephen writing
fluid, Perry's fluid, Morrson's and Terry 3
copying ink, permanent blue aud red fancy
cu0red fluids
Elegant inkstands and rscrtoires
londen Sc alng wax ard waters, and all other arti.
ees suitable for offices and counting rooms, all Of first
quality. E JOHNS Co. g,
mar IS 3w Cor ofSt Charles and Conan 5
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VERY.

A CLERGYMAN, late of the Cambridge University hav
n ing discovered method of curing himself of Nervous
Mental Complaint Of fourteen years DURATION and four
having had above 5000 patients all OF whom he has
ed who followed his advice except tweve offers from benevo
ence rather than gain Others Low Spirits mental
bity and exhaustion, on OF blood To the head
tgo groundles fear failure of memory, incapncy for bus-
study &c. rcsessness rr-souton, wrtchedness indie
risioa dcsio melancholy thoughts of self Destruction
san',y &C., durable by This important discovery Most
in six weeks.
Apply ~ No Y6 Custom hole st, New Orleans.
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Alter TO oTIotk Car can be obtained by paying TO do
lars for the Trip.
THE JAcKSONAND LACoURsE STREET CARS
Leave Canal ut O'Clock, A. NJ. and hourly AZ
calf past o'clock this will running half
hour, and continue throughout the day until soco r. ~
fro the head of Jackson street,
Persons going by the Locomotive must provide Themselves
Tickets money will lie taken by the coRds.toss
Office New Orleans and Carrolton Rail Road Company,
Poydras street, JOHN HAMPSON,
nov2S Chief Eng. N. o 4 \
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BA z A A R.
Corner Qf St. Charles s. Common stree

C""eF " Ut CH"Ftes q COMW0H NTeet,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RuSE & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
IL iention Of citizens and strangers IL their complete
assortment ot Gentlemehs linen .hirts, do cambria
iars silk cotton and merno under shirs and drawers,
cambria and silk handkerchief. black and fancy c.a.
watts in great variety: stocks Of every description gun
elastic and cotton susPenders. silk, cotton and thread
gloves gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also,-Splendd assortment of ladies' and gents vr
ting DESKS dressing cases, port foos. pefumer,, cu,
ery, and rich funcv goods.
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THE Subscribers offer ~ Wholesale
- the following goods.
Y ! HATS-lM cases moleskF silks, az
[ sorted sizes ant hrims.
100 do best Mol do do
~ 100 do do No ; do do
100 cases best No }, assorted sizes aud .ru,s.
90 do Beaver, superior article;
50 do Fine Nutris;
"a de- Extra do
20O SO Black ami WI:e RUSSIA;
81 do Extra Black Russia;
iOO do Muskrat Il Cuncy fur broad ard harrow
bnms, for Levee and county trade;
do All ranks ofmilitary 4 naval Chapeaus;
do Childrcns silk and Russia Hats, all sizes.
Cnys-Fr, OAer, fur Seal, NaI'a, NssArat, axd
HAIR Seal, in tro dozen cases.
Sealette.
Cloth Caps-Pickwick. Polish Avrivs hat
shape, soft top.
Forest, Forage,
Military undness,
do Leather fo,aging.
.hildren's Fancy urbans, Plaid and Velvet Caps,
., FVe4ch patterns.
Stoks--satin. Silk and Bonbazine, Of the neates,
STYLES.
charlottesville and costoa.
Military Punres, oiled silk
silk Observation-Disclosures aad Spitsi6elds.
BanbOxes for aiters wood cases. double for dry goods
The al,ove goods comprise largo stock, and all
at the latest patterns and will be sold at q small ad-
vance, with cost and charges New York prices The
subscribers will take orders for southern western and
Manufacturers New York. ard At the shortest possible
soisce. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP Il CO.,
Naval, Military, and Fashionable Ha,ters,
Exchange Hotel,
nov!+ st Charles .
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XNyAFERS-Recsv lived spl~,lid 'tment Of all
w sizes and ths very first qu rity, for sale whole
sale retail by ID FELL ~ Co.
nib N Sta 10; era hall, "a c. arifes st
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IL IL IL IL
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
TNO sail punctually every Monday from eac, pu,t
This Lin. ef Packets have b.en increased to sev-
en- first class Ships, consisting Of
Ship Nashuiiie, Captain Wood.
drkansas, Captain > Dennis,
alabama, Captain c Berry,
Orleans Captain ) Sears,
Vicksbars Captain Bunker,
Lankhea, Captain Ashley.
NashriNe, Ca thin Wood.
Louisa, Capt.in Truman.
OcOnse, Captain Lyons.
Ocmukgee, Captain l.eavitt.
New Ship - Captain Woodhouse.
New Ship - Captain Nichols.
The above ships all of the first class, coppered,
and copper fastened, and were built in New York ex-
pressy for this trude-they Of light draught of
tor and almost invariably the bar without deten
ton.
These packets are commanded by Captains we'll ex-
per.enced in the trade, and will always themselves
to accommodate They will al~ avs be towed up and
down the river. and will promptly sail as advertised.
They have handsomely furnished accommodations and
stores of the first quality will always be furnished and
every attention paid the comfort and satisfaction Of
passenger
The price Of the cabin is fixed at $50, without wine
or liquor.
For further particulars applyto A COHEN,
marry 80 Common street
U The ships not accountable for breakage Of
glass; hollow ware marble GRANITE cooperage Of tin
rust Of hon stee responsible for any package
or parcel put board unless regular bill ofIadng be
signed therefor at the office Of the agents.
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ORLEANS iIrHOGRAPHlC PRINTING OF.
~ FlCE, 50 Magazine street, opposite BaIks' Ar

W GREENE takes pleasure in announcing 10 his
friends and the citizens Of New Orleans, that he has At
lergth brought l.hogr par Nih copper pa,s
plate eng aving he can execute all orders entrusted
him, half the expense VI engraving and nearly %
| chtNp as type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars sent out in lhsir own
hand writing, Gun have any quantity At few houvs
notice. or they wbe executed ,r them ~ heautiiul
STYLE such as has hereioorc given general satisfaction
4 rity Geutlemen dasrousnf having Waiting or Rusi-
ness ards finished il the hest hummer, i'll 20 veil bs
calling at he office and sleciniens. ~ Il
! Feb. !, 1889 50, ,sssst q 49,, = T..
N Blank notes nearly executed. apa salsrs,
\ ,rntel at hours htica a.. 2@S II -. q
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A Card.
ORLEANS LITHOGRAPHIC ESTABLISH
AfE, n, "a MaHJZTNE S7'REET

OPPOSITE BANKS AkCAnE.
wv GREENE. returns his sincere thanks to his
w trie IDS and the public of New Orleans. for the
patronage bestowed hn for the last years. and
begs leave them that all orders committed to
his charge shall he punctually attended, to- he will
usual, keep the Office open during the summer, and
lars business und address cards funeral notices, maps
plans, and drawings, every description, al tho
shortest notice, and the most reasonable terms,
Being assisted by artists superior to any other establish
meut in the city, and FROM long experience in the
photographic line, he feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction.
NE Apolhecaries and druggists labels exc .uted IN
as good style as coppelnte engraving. and at one
t,ir: OF the experse. jy24
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CARD TO THE LADIES'.
"ILLlAM BELL No. 10 Chartres street, contin.
W ues to purchase old broken Js~elry, old gold
or silver in any form whatever, and pay the highest
price in Orleans.
Ladies Who may have old fashioned gold jewslsy,
viz: ear ornaments, chains, necklaces, buckles, ser
rings o! in fact any articles OF the line which is lying
die and ofno use to them, exchange the same to
good advantage, by calling as above.
N B-Watches, Jewelry and Spectacles repaired in
The best manner-charges moderate.
Ja98, 1880
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4 ETTtR BoXES "A nov article US ns~
York. mons the ners hans Gepesaliy, q u1v-
BILE article for a romrt'ng rooms fns eple BY H52s.
DAVID FELT & Co. Stssicstsss
mar l8 l291het4ee
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PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S IiYGEfAN HERB PILLS,
for the cfectual ex,irpntion of species sym-
tom of the Syphc disease and the many arising
FROM the improper Il catment.
With each hoS is given treatise vaueren and syrhic
diseases, with observations seminal weakness, &C. &C.
timing hints worth knowing by those who hive been
sune' ers to this dreadful und devastating malady,
DIR DAVIDSON continues direct his to those dis
orders sing from the too free and ndiscrmnute ndul
gence ofht PASSIONS which not only occasions
the encrvatng imbcces age ln,at distressing state
!ebiy and deficiency, whether the consequence of bane-
III! Gh:." excessive 'rking other bv which the
powers OF the constitution become eneel,ed he oesa Arm
afeand speedy restoration sound and vigorous health
melancholy fact that thousands fall victims the
nereal disease, owing to the unskuue<s of tera,c men,
who, by the Of that deadly popn mercury
fesqr eyden University he conferred invaluable
fit mankind by the discovery Of his grand Panacca
excite sensaon sought with avd,y and
used with the minute and int
long celebrated The fame Of these Pills tro
Germany caused their speedy almost ey
administered be attesed by many thousands in fact dur
ing the long continental wal they the insepaube
slightest suspicion injection entertained What med
cine can he more than that which has such
general The Hygelan Herb Pills
particle Of n,,dous poison. purifying their progress the
whole of fluids they not only the disease,
rcnovate by their actions the different functions body
expeng the grosser hulnors, and in mild and
mpercepbe convince the optical their aston
any mineral and may he taken without the sus
pcon of discovcytey require restraint of Diet loss
out the least exposure 10 the patient At period the
slightest suspicion may exist will be well have recourse
the Hygeian HerbPs for when taken before disease
has made its appearance itncts certain
wing the complaint eectuul md secretly The deploabe
in which many persons have been when visiting pro-
pre,or from the of Mercury, renders mperavey ue-
caution the public against that dangerous mineral
when iujndiciously administered.
These pills should form portion of all medicine chests by
and land and ought to he omitted by GO
ing long voyage journey their properties suc
neither heat cold their quality proven,
due effects the constitution
Sold at No. 90 Custom house st, New Orleans.
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LVLOCR-lls3 brs landing from steamboat Mem.
II ibis, ir for sale BY Il DORSEY,
tpnt 81 "A New layea
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FOR NEW YORK,

FOR NEW YORK.
re: tsveiy The Day after to Morrow.
Holmes Line of Packets.
H The elegant packet ship vICKSBURG,
Hft Bunker master, ~i positively sail The dav
.,s4sse utter to morrow. For freight of isl hs,.s
:otGa Of passage apply ON boa'd opposite the Veerta
~ M OK o''o A COHEN,
..s. ~ 80 Common st.