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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-23
SPECIE.
MARSHALL,S SALE.

s w Oakley & Co. Benedick& Benedick, use &c.
VS. al Fl IA vs.
Fleming g. Bennett. Same.
Wanger & Hanson, Returnable to tie U. s.
IS Circuit Court, 10 May
Same. term, 1889.
RY virtue of the nbove stated cases to
me directed, by the Hon. circuit court
u. S. will on the FIRST Monday in March,
next expose to public sale for cash before
the court house door of Holmes county,
the following tracts and parcels Of land, 10
wit: the d sec. Is Ii 2 east, con
tanning $50 and sixty three l00ths acres,
W b offs W q sec. l0t ARA cast Contain
ing so acres, Q h Of n e q and E b of q
sec. OF Ii r east containing $50 and
sixty nine 100ths acres, " Ii OF s " q sec
l7tl3r 2 east containing 70 ninety one
.l00ths acres, levied on as defendants. and
will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt and
costs; sale 10 take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
WIN. NJ. GWIN, Marshall.
By J.F. COOK, Deputy.
Feb. 2 1876. Prs Fee Sc
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

u t-f
Terrell, Bernard & Co. Warner g. Bayard,
vs venditio exnonas vs. venditio exponas
Taylor & Erwin, ct al. Taylor q Erwin, ct Oh
John Stone, Jr Cave e. SctuGer
rs vcnditio exponas vs. venditio exponas
Taylor g. Erwin. Abner Erwin, ct al.
Returnable 10 Holmes Circuit Court, to April
term, 1889.
My virtue Of the above stated cases Of
Ne0 vendiiio expenses to me directed,
! shall expose 70 the highest bidder iof
cash, before the court house door 10 the
town Of Lexington, Holmes county, Miss
on the first Monday ia March next, the
following property, to wit: the b sw n
the " hse q, the h e sw q Of sec y,
''nshp Il, range 4 east; the n h . Of tbs
" q, the n b " h ofn q, n b Q h eq
nh 9 b swqs h VIM E q sec 5, tnsbp
10, range q east; and one negro man
banned Frank, aged % years, and one
negro woman named Emily, Is years Oh,
levied on as the property Of the defendant
Erwin, TO satisfy plaiutiffs debts and costs
Of suits. /. w. PICKlNS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co., Miss.
Jan ~ l2-tds
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80 -. u. n0nOr shines,
Where sense and sweetness move,
And charming Innocence refnes
Tie Tenderness Of love.
These are the soul Of beauty's frame,
Without whose vital aid,
Unfinished all her features seem,
And all her roses fade.
BLANNERHASSET.

The following article, which we copy
from the Louisville Register was written
by gentleman says that paper, : of high
responsibility; who had an opportunity Of
becoming acquainted with the facts rela-
ted in his communication
Who was Blannerhasset? and what has
become Of him? Having lately seen the
New York and Philadelphia papers, sew
eral fictitious notices Of this celebrated
parsonage, is the apology which the wri-
ter Of this article offers for giving what he
believes to be the true history Of this mans
career, and finar exit from the troubles Of
this world--which will be much easier to
do than to write highly colourd picture
ofthigns which never existed except in the
fancy Of some novel writer. The author
ity for the facts herein disclosed by the
writer, is believed to be authentic, and Of
the highest character. In the first place,
who was Blannerhasset2 In answer to
this question our information is, that il
was d name assumed by an individual
whose real name was Lewis Carr, who
was born in Ireland, as has always
been stated. His family were highly re-
spectacle, and an elder brother filled the
station Of Secretary to the Government o
Calcutta, in the East Indies, to which
place young Lewis went as an ensign in
the engineer department, where he remain.
ed about two years, in which time he was
engaged in several scrapes and intrigues
which finally compelled him to resign bis
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sHERlFF'S SALE.

John Glass, use, &c. Retarnablc totleHolmcs
"a ven,l;lio exponas Circuit Court, to April
Patrick ii Carraway term, 1889.
HAY virtue Of the above stated case @
D yendi,io exponas % me directed, \
shnll expose 10 the highest bidder Tor cash,
before the court house door OF Holmes TO.
on the first Monday Of March next,lhe
following described tract land, % wy;
Ire Ii and d and 9 b MY d Of sec II,
tashp Is, range west, and the . q
the " q Of sec 7, tnshp Is, range east,
levied on as the property of Patrick Il
Carraway, to satisfy the plaintiff and costs
ofsuit. j. w. PlCKlNS, Sheriff
Of Holmes Co, Miss.
Jan % 12=tds
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Henry D Mcdaniel Retsrnable to the Holmes
Us venslilio cxponas Circuit Coult, TO April
John s Adams. term, 1899.
W. virtue Of the above stated case Of
~ yonditio exponas to me directed, ]
shall expose TO the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door Of Holmes
county, on the first Monday Of March
next, the following described property, 10
wit: the b ofthe h Of " q Of sec 81.
tnshp ID, range 2 east, levied on as the
property Of john 8 Adams, to satisfy the
plaintiff and costs Of suit.
/. w. PlCKINS, Sheriff
OfHolmes Co., Miss.
Jan 25 l2-tds
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ms progress, during the years 1881 and 2,
he became 50 embarrassed that he was
Obliged to leave the Island, and once more
returned to Kingston in Jamaica, from
which place in 1888 he once more came
to the United States, and Landed at Phil
adelphia under his true name Lewis Carr:
it is believed that he for the last time,
visited Col. Burr, and soon after was taken
sick and died in obscurity in the city Of
Philadelphia. AT least this is the belief
his wife and friends at Nassau.
Thus ended the life Of this bold and rest
less spirit, which, from his entrance into
public life until his death, was one con-
,inual scene Of adventures. The year he
lived at Nassau were filed up with in
Itrigues Of personal character, but from
the time he left the United States in 1907
until 1888, he never resided in any other
place that the Island Of Providence
Our Information was the Vice Consul
of the United States, tho lives on one Of
the Sal,key, Bahama Islands, who read law
with Blannefhasset, and was afterwards
his par:nerfor near 90 years, where he
passed under his true name Of Lewis Carr,
and often told him this history Of his life
and connection with Col. Burr 50 that the
writer Of this article who was in Kingston
(Jamaica) and al Saltkey Island last sum.
mer nearly week, has no doubt of the
truth Of the foregoing narrative. The
lacts and circumstances Of his connection
with Col. Burr were fully detailed, Sc
That there was no room to doubt, that Mr.
Blannerhasset was really and truly Levi,
Carr Heis not nowin France, neither
did he ever live in Montreal. M.
4 Mister, did ye ever see me Ayr
Il "No."
i Wal. We never will. y
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NO Il.

"A GREEABLY 10 an order Of the
~ Hon. the Probate Court OF Hoiafes
Couuly, Mississippb obtained al The Feb
uary term 1889, the undersigned as exec
utor of the last will and testament Of John
Wallace, deceased, will on Monday the
lllh day Of March 1889, expose to public
sale at auction to the highest bidder upon
a credit Of Twelve months, the ne d Of the
q q dissection II, township Ia, Of range
2 east, the purchaser will be required to
give bond with approved security.
JOSEPH WALLACE, Exe'r.
OF JOHN WALLACE, Decd.
Feb. q I:}5w
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SHERIFES' SALE.

SIIERIFFS' SALE.
ys taI 4 ID p' Retnuableto the IIolme.
Dennis Hopkins, Circuit Court, to April
George Geo. e Z E. Young term 1882
ERY virtue oftke above stated case Of
MD al 4 IA 10 me directed, shall offer
10 the highest bidder for cash, Lefore the
court house door Of Holmes county on the
first Monday Of March next, the following
described property, to wit: section 10,
township Is, range east, levied on as The
property of defendant Hopkins, and tho
south east ar Of south east or Of sec 10 and
south halfof west half Of southwest ar sec
IL, tnshp Is, range 8 east, levied on as
the property Of defendant George b
Young, to satisfy the plaintiffs execution
and costs ofsuit, &c.
l. w. PICKINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co. Miss.
Jan % IL ids
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.
April term, 1889.
My virtue ol.he above stated eases Of
- frie laciouses 10 me directed, shall
offer 10 the highest bidder for cash, before
the court house door Of Holmes county, on
the frs, Monday OF March next, the fol-
lowing described tracts Of land, 10 wit:
the e q Of n e.q sec 8, the n W q Of n "
q Of sec 10, the $ Ii Of h ofn 9 q Of sec
8, tho $ hot " h of n " q, the hof e b
Of n " q Of sec 10, the h Of the c h n "
q, the II h Of the W h Of n eqof sec TO-,
and the h Of The Of G q Of sec 8, all
situated 10 lnshr Is, range 2 east; The
above land is Of good quality and well i'm
proved, containing $50 acres more or less,
levied on as the property Of Benjamin
Wiltshire TO satisfy the plaintiffs debts and
costs OF suit.
/. w. PICKINS, Sheriff
or Holmes Co, Miss.
Jan 25 l2-,ds
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SElERlFF'S SALE.
OW Bcall, eAr.
VS. 6 ia OIL bond
Dennis Hopkins, ctal
John T.chr, M
vs al Fl ii on bond
Dcnnls Hopkins, etal
II II Brown,
IS & IA on bond
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
Samuel Hoskins & Co,
ys & "a on bond
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
Crawford g. Ray,
VS. f ia on bond
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
Dean & Ohphint, use. &c.
VS. Il ia on hond
William II Stevenson
Denuis Hopkins and
John M Brown and
Jefferson Fathcree.
James Higgins, admr.
VS. alias Fl ia
Dennis Hopkins.
Grey & Scaies
VS. ii "a on bond
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
Brown g. Fitch
VS. Ia on bond
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
Brown & Fitch
vs ia on bonJ
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
William II Stevenson
vs. sail fl
Dennis Hopkins, ct al
Retumabe to the Holmes Circuit Court, to
April term, 1889.
E D Y virtue of the above stated casrs Of
d D frie iacins to me directed, ! wal
offer to the highest bidder for cash, before
lie court house door of Holmes county, on
lbe first Monday of March next, the fol.
lowing described tract ofland, 10 wit: seq
ton Is, township Is, range 8 east; on
which tract Of land there are comfortable
Of all kinds, and a good gin and
house, some 400 or 200 acres of cleared
land, known as the farm whereon Mr.
jenkins now resides, 7 miles east of Lex.
ington; levied ON as the i4operty of Den.
mis- Hopkins, TO satisfy the plaintiffs and
and costs of suits.
l. w. PICKINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co. Miss.
Jan Is 12.-tds
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g Mister, did We ever see me fly q
+" No.
Wal, We never will.n
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
HpY virtue Of an order Of the Probate
- court Of Yuzoo county made at the
May term 1885, l will sell to the highest
bidder on The 4th day Of March next, at
The court house door ii the town of Lex
ington, Holmes county, Mississippi on q
credit oftwelye months, the following dc.
scrihed tract ofIand 10 Wits hofscc.30, q
Sc h ofn Q q and " hof s q and 5 q Of
" q ofscc. 81. and the d " q and " h Of 5
9 q Of sec. 80, all in township no. I5s
range no. one cast containing il all 754
eighty two l00tlis acres, situated and ~
ing and being 10 Holmes, county Missis-
sippi. Bond ard security required Of the
purchaser
JAS. BILES, Admr.
In rightofhis wife Of WiIlee Biles,dec'l.
Feb. 2. 1899, l2--6w.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SI1ERIFF'S SALE.
NJ B Hamer & Co. Bralton x Fisher
IS Il ia on bond vs. Fl IA on bond
B Wiltshire, ct al. B Wiltshire, ct al.
] ] Brown, use, &c. ] II Mitchell
ys'd IA on bond VS. f ia on bond
B Wiltshire, ct III. B Wiltshire, etal.
r Plunmer, use, &c. NJ d Haynes 81 Co.
VS. Il Ga on bond vs. ii IA on bond
Is Wiltshire,e al. 3 Wiltshire, OF III.
Crawford & Ray Crawford q Ray
IS fila on bond VS. ii ia on bond
b Wiltshire, etal. Is Wiltshire, ct al.
Alvah Wilson, use, &c. J ID Williams, use, &c
ysfi ia on bond ssf IA on bond
b Wiltshire, ct al. BWlltshire.
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SHEitlE'F'S SALE.
Vincent Galloway Returnable 10 Yazoo Circuit
vs. ia Cour,, to May term, 1899.
Magnus T Rogers.
DY virtue Of the above-staied case Of
- firic facious TO me directed, shall
offer 70 the highest bidder for cash, before
The court house door of Holmes county on
the first Monday of March next, the fol-
lowing described lands, TO wit: the h $
W q the W h q the h $ " q the " h
n W q the h h the b W b n q,
the h q Of sec 80; the W. n G q,
the " b NV q fsec 81; the b WIN q,
The " b n " of sec 20; The h n " q,
the " h s " q of sec 10; all in tnshp l3,
range2 east; and the. n q Of sec 81,
tnshp Is, rarge, east; levied on as the
property Of Magnns L Rogers, to satisfy
the plaintiff and costs Of suit.
i. w. PICKlNS, Sheriff
Of Holmes Co., Miss.
Jan 81 l24-tcs
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z R0WANJPS ToNIt. MIxTIiRE

: x - y . IONlC MIXTURE,
= : ',ss u. :, =. As. eise Of tke Feper asd Asse
~. sNssssy discuvefcd wherein the Tonic Mix.
~. ~ yeessos 70 The ordinary mode Of treating
and free ftesi, any deirter ous and ,nsn.
- ss:ssents, Il may he taken with the utmos, srfs
49, ~ the ten lev iufans or ased invalid. II n,e
.s'a 1T III. disease consequently ira r,,nss,n
"n ega,ns ito wonted lonr aud sc vity II es,ab.
r.s sa eau psrsnsnenl appetite, by invgoraling
aud Rives relish 10 the euioyens Of n ste
~; ~ ~ having purgst,ve quality, itremains
" me u0yels " increase this disorder or TO create
Alssssor. out tn 'rughly clernses the several or.
~ ~ u,ecsto,, aud thus benefits the system
y. wueSser oihrr Affections il may be oppressed
so afes e.e use Ofthc TOnic Mixture have
10y .cxceed T. all the usual causes of the disease
~ 49, any sy,nrt0ns Of return: whereas BY
w. - stt1e cnmnon remedies ttare is always crcn-
tsawM liability to recurrence, The danger
s9osne re!arses VI the Ague, is very sve MT, Tor
~ syseens viii soon become ton much PROSTATE 10
~ nv - react with medicine, and speedily fall vic.
". - -ncn Mcessant violence The T,ci. Nxtur, +,
- =! such reasonable price, as IL plncs il Thin
". MNca o. every one.sO that the ppr anil ,le.fitu,e
Iso furnished witt, w,nut soliciting
~ s0 ana attendance which frequently te,ied to
sss ~. of s!ss very Reluctantly bestowed.
~ putaic ara re.l~Ctly CAUTIONED against the spn
us aMNlatOs Of this medicine that are daily offered
l. isnrsps!e.i only b, Or. John R. Rowland, a, his
La1nrasosy, Market stree, Phijadcphia.
Ths subscribers are the wholesale are,,s for lie
Snnsm Mcs,ern States ant, will sell by the eross, at
INC fmladeipha prices. To be had at retail ase al
nMss VI the Aposl,ecaries in thu city.
~ 80 JARVIS T. ANDREWS,
l.is II. Wholesale Druggists
nOvlu cor Common T. rchOuiiOuIos
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FNllE Undersigned having recon- enc ed busnpsy
L as Druggist and Apo'hccnry, in The store
owned by Mr.. cob or, nj tie corner of TiyoN
circle and Triton Walk respectfully suiris share
OF The public patronage and renewal Of RE IA yors
OF his former customers. The entire stcok 81
Drugs, medicines and toncv articles iy fresh an i.
carefully selected. The following onIy arc mar.
iicnarzed, vz:,
Pre- Soda, seldliz and Saratoga Powders.
Yeast Powders, being a Wholesome and elegant
substitute Tor yeas', in raisiAg bread, buck whcus
cakes, Sc
Buffers Eff rvcsccnt Magnetism Apperien,-s
pleasant and genie purga,ive in dyspepsia or indi~
ges'i"n, nervous debility, gddine-s, headache.
acdi'y ct the stomach, habit nal costlveuess cnta
neous cruPl'ons, &c.
Carpenters Fluid Extract Of sorsnpa,illa +
purifying the blood, &c do do and cubebs, &c
Swn'm's fanacra and Vermifuge British an
flae'len oils, OpodelJ"c, &c.
REFINED liluorice, jmubo and Guamauve paste
Tooth brushes, Pren,ce's cnrbonic dep,ris
hce, Chlorine tooth wash, powder puTs and bexes.
Preniice's casbnn,c den.rfce, chlorine tooth ash
powder pulls and boxes, Prentice's scented and
PLAIN toilet powder. ON ,um creme de Perss.
orange fl'w'r, rose, laven and Florida waters.
OF the best qulities, R"wland's Macossar Oil. Old.
ridges ba m Of Columbia, bears oil, a variety Of
luc'ier and other matches, ind,lible marking ink
superior black ink, &c.
Sperm and refined whale oil. Hay's Ijnimenty
A fresh assortment Of Thorbnrn's Garden Seeds
octS GEORGE JONES.
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RUSHTON ~ ASPiNAT.I.'S-

COMPOUND TONIC MIXTUKE.--A speedy
and cel rain euro for the Fever and Ayuc,
remittent and intermittent fevers; prepared from
tho original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
versaI success in 1882. by persons OF tho highest
responsibility in this city, stated in the ncxed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
boon extensively used in tho above diseases witt,
such distinguished success, that tho proprietor of
tho rocipe has been induced TO offer il to tho pub
lie in its present form in tho hope that it may DO
tho means Of relieving many Of those who are
suffering under the scourge of our country. It's
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failed of
effectng cnre, even in the most obstinate stage
Of the disorder. 1t is oil disa :rceablc and
persons Of the weakest stomach, and children may
take it with impunty. strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
moro than one, in obstinate cases, two bottles
10 effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. Tho proPrictors are
well convinced of its efficacy, that they agree
to refund the price Of every bottle which has been
taken in accordance with the directions and has
not effected perfect cure Of the fever & ague.
A. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans, at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner Of Bicnvlle and Chartres streets.
For District Agencies apply 10
jos r. w. SMITH, 40 CONT at.
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NJ OTICE-The partnership Of Kelley, Mason &Co
/ Of New Orlean Mason, Harris &Co., Of Natchez;
nd Harris Kelley &C.,, Of Rodney, was dissolved. on
he 2lst of May last, by the death Of Samuel Nason
inc of the partners OF the firms.
The undersigned, surviving partners will be charged
with the settling ind closing said business az follows
LevC Harris will attend to the settling Of the business
Of Mason, Harris 4 Co.. at Natchez and Harris, KEEL
Ss setting S"s Kesy ,fy S"
New Orleans. The names of the several firms will be
used in liqsi'atioMo only.
Those indebted to said firms earnestly requested
forward and make enrly settlements; and those
having claims will please present them without delay.
LEVI G. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
New Orleans, June q, 1887.
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THE FLORIDA LINE

b ffa< From Mobile TO Augusta, Ger.
sEs=|a3a7 leaves Mobile every day at three
azzlsssssesssz0 O'Clock. m per U s mnl boat
for Halls lending, above Blakely.-t.encc four
post coaches to Peasacola-thcnc" Steamboats, to
Lngr.nHe, where the land route is resumed-'hence
VIA Mariana and Brownsville, Fla. Banbtidee
P,nder,"w II, II 'wkinsvie. Snundersvle e. Louis.
vile I" a us,n, Ca, connecting regularly with
the rail road cars 10 Charleston. and the steam
packets :" Now York, Norfolk, Philadelphia, etc. .
The steamboats, are the best for the service, and
the navigation presents more advantages than can
be found upon any steamboat route in the south.
ern regio'
The great improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction OF fifty miles Of new
road, by the pr"pret"rs, viz from 1.nGrange on
Lafayette Bayou, an arm OF Santa Rosa Bay, 10
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EV2ESH GARDEN SEED.-The subscribe
IL. Il. q his II. IL,

E2ESH GARDEN SEED-The subscriber
L h'gs 10 express his grateful thanks to the pubs
lie, for the liberal support he has received since he
commenced business in this city. Being soIe pro
priet"r Of the seed store, II Common street, he il
not and never was agent i"r any northern seed
vender; neither is he nnsc,ed with anv house in
this counrry-but he assures the public that his
c"nnectionsin evsry department. Of the seed busi-
ness, in rhe different countries Of Europe are equal
10 that Of any house in t,e United States. lie i'm.
ports seeds, plantsr &C. from The most extensive
and respectable nurseries and see Jsmcn in France,
llolland, England, Sr~Iand, and the no thern
stntes-and it will all times be kis inreres, as i,
is his study, TO receive, in sdJniow to hs present
Stock large arrivals Of every description, really the
growth OF 1898; also engrafted fruis $, Of all
kinds. The public may rely on tindmg a full as
sortment Of every arcle in the seed line, Of genus
inc quality, and imported direct by
Wm.. OHM,
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| cevinx from, on h1 axL

NEW GOODS-Simmons Hartt Il CO are now 'rc
ceiving from be ard ships Yazoo and Saratoga
andbrig Concorlia, from New York. great variety OF
goods in their line, which together with their former
stock on hand, makes their very:' pete
The following compose part viz: twist, h..r side
tuck and dressing combs horn do ofnll descriptions In
dia rubber, silk and worsted elastic gartcs common
fine elastic susendcrs, loco fncu and Lncer matches
Seiz powders, powder puts and boxes, oIet powder
pocket books and wallets, needle bucks, shell, pcarl
ivory andlrcrocco card cases. head ornaments, plain CO.
raj bea.is, necklaces anl neggees bead chn,,s bead
:ecices, cut glass and PLAIN seed silver md gilt beads
Indian beads bells and pumes; pistol and large pow
Ter TASKS shot BELTS horse, belt pocket and dmeiing
Jistols double and sing lie barrelcd guns Bowie knives
and drks. scissors shears, pocket Knives guard chains
aitrlbbOns, waist buckles, cloth, hair TOOTH nail comb
.rl,n. shoe, plate floor and busting brushes Cologne
Florida lavender, and bay waterassorted essences,
and extracts Maccassar, bear antique, and Wards
geabie hair oils shaving and toilet soaps of all des-
cripli"ns ladies' and genilcmens' desks and dressing
cases. hair rieglete, rzettcs and brahs pla fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured coat and
vest buttons, penrs anu ivory shirt do, shirt studs, gold
and silver pencil cases. toohpcks and tweezers plated
md gilt lckcta miniature do silver, brass and steel
f:!inbles, hooks and eyes, hair pins imitation frn blk
and red ink, shoe backing, volns and guitars ribbed
and plain percussion caps, n2n Irvine, scsate, cusl
lens gold and silver lace and fringe latter paper, game
bags, riding WHIPS, walking canes, playing cards. fine
gold, plated and gilt jGwelIry SC.
The above together with great variety Of other arti-
les offered ut wholesale retail accommodating
terns.
Shell combs aired
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MUM AGU
R4 M EQR TILE TE,E ETH


reputation and constantly Increasing
Il demand for this eiae.tun remedy OF pain, and pre-
servative Of THE .se,i has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public: Arrangements hav
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United States, TO place it h
the reach OF those suffering and likely to suffer this mos
harussing Of all aches, ToOt,-acl,e.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, it has failed 10 afford immediate and
manent relief. 1t also arrests the decay in dcfrctv'
teeth, and relieves that which SO fren,en,
renders strong tooth useless, The application and
remedy are simple, innocent, not unpleasant; and
tho large number persons in different sections Of t
country that have already experienced such desu'
and sautary effects from the of the Balm, are ready
to bear for the public good) their testimony to its IN
rivalled qdalites. 1t is an Indian remedy, obtained
singuary and unexpectedly, and nav be regarded by
the i,iliZed world the most valuable discovery
rednlan Of the woods.
Price 81 Ter bottle. Snld by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mr. Cor Common and Tchapitoulas sta.
~ DOL HATS, IN cases-25 dozen ~Ile v 90
w Hats, Tor sRle JOHN Il GRAHAM.