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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
NOTICE.


TTTyUAT in pursuance Of an order Of
-s1- the Honorable HE Probate CourI
OF Ydzoo County, made at the June term
1888: we win as administrators Of the
cs,ale Of Charles A. Weston, deceased,
sell to thc highest bidder at the Court
House IN The town Of lexington, Ilolmea
County, Mississippi, onthe fourth Monday
# November Eext, upon a credit OF one
and t@o years, all 'be following described
tracts or parcels Of land belonging to the
estate cf said Charles a.. Weston, 70 sit:
The North half Of section IS; the north
west quarter section II; the east halt o.
suulh west quarter Of section g; tie eos
half Of south west quarter section is.
all in township IS, range 3 easl, contain
ing six hundred and forty acres, more Or
less-'ying three miles North Of Lee
lngtcn. Also The east half Of north east
quarter section 81, the east half north
west quarter of section 81; the west half
north west quarter section 30; the east
south west qualtor Of SETON 81; the sortb
half west half Of north east qnaltcr Of
section 90; tho east half south east quat-
Ter of sec3l; the west haJnorta east hay
quarter ADD eosthaf IF horth west quar-
Ter scction 81; Ale west haf Of soutf
east quarter section 81, all in townshif
IA, range 8 east. Also die east haG q
NORTH west quaiter # SECTION 6; and 'h'
north half eoet haT g south west gear
Ter scchon 6, in towusiip 10, range
east, containing oight hundred acres, NOR
e or less--lying one mile and half soNf
Of Franklin, in Holmes Count, md !
an excellent body e rich coAon land
aud lies well, with about two hundred an
twenty-five acres cleared and part of
! 10 a high site # cultivation.
L Also the vcst half IF naiih eosi 1aar
c Ger and The south east qaalter # naIt
). east quarter and hc south elst quntsrt
section Numher 4; and The west half {
south eaa quarter and the souih cal qua
Ter Of Tue south east quarter ard the We
- half Of north east qualter Of SECTION
a. fownship II, range 3 cast. Also t5a we
% fhqlfofnosth west qnartsr section a,toWi
shin (, range 3 east, combining FIVE hGi
lrcd and forty acres more Or less; all
iae above lands are situated lying and b
ing in The coattY Of Holmes, and ststa'
"a Mississippi. Notes and approved sec
II rity will lie required Of tepnrchnscts.
- NAL. b. HAMER,
~ DANlET. Blue,
Administrators,
T., ~ Of G. A. Weston, to'ed.
OCT ~ 4S--<jw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
-. Cincinnati Daily Gazette.

FRO" l. 10 costoDary
c.,;,c Nth Lad'rs'- - IS I'VE siJ;aG
N.a,,'Gsmao, in ths c''y, Wn'" ~ ,hans.
fr 4I Ili,s. to take the r'SH' sue ~ '"> ~,
VIII custom, though ''s'i'oo ',.' >, ;, the
l' .,.r. The @I'ow'"5 fem a",o o re-
F., ..,'. are contained "a a " ~ rronch
s''j \. American irn0s'"'or 70 = ~ NJ
BY !. .'' On the Art OF ho'se"'"'0'p' " '"'
%'5 worn
I@o, Wnen gen'lcn7n orcon'p' IT,, ia
u an horseback, he should lake l ' ,al ~
h,l orber horse. me custom 2 OF ,1 'a"',
'''' ,rb, side, is dcriyo' 'fo'n , ,,'' i-u AZ;
H, ,ibe lr0 hand Of lao r'al to ne '" a;'b,
r'r ,,ollemao, therefore '""es Wv e. en-
ID. inject the lady 'ro" rel'o' w. In'
n mass on her rI-h'' ie'e' 'l'a -"
t S,,,s the rigb hama u ''io 'o"N ~ ~
goo. Consequently inc ge'su''' I So =,
Wv" Is the lrG side Of TIE ,a"y mo'I'' g.
Wv" os 70 be best adapted 10 i'''0 SUN
w: :,n, assistance. whatever may c'ou'
T,s urht hand OF the ge"''e'"''' = ~
t.lv free, and may DO use" 10 s,"P wv
Lo.se or rescue the ihoy .'o'i 80
uo can. on this side, ala her III o,9en'"'e
linz her dress, dlsengas'hg "e' np, ~. r."'i !"
bs sl.rr0p, al llstIns her fr'''s' ""G 49,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
NOTICE.

TIaY yitoc Of deed Of trust executed TO ne
- as uustec, for Jesse $. Ross, by Andrew
Ellis on the 3lst day Of December 1899, and
regularly recoded III the Probate Office of
Holmes County, Mississippi, in hook c., pages
123, 424, and 425, | will on Monday the 18th
dav OF November next, at the Gouit House door
in the town Of Lexington, expose to public sale
10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
described property to wit:--the south half of
the west half Of the moth east quarter OF sec
ZION number twelve, in township number four
teen, range numher two cast; the south east
quarter east hall OF the south west quarter west
half north wcst quarter of section number one,
township number fourteen, range number two
cast; and thesouth haif east half Of the south
east quauer of section number two, township
number fourteen, range numter Two cast; and
lot nnmter four secG9n number thlrty-slx, town
ship number eileen, rarge uumber two cast, con-
hiring ninety acres more or deserving ont
f sail last menloped lot, ten acres on the
north end thereof on Blac, Geek, commencing
Oh the east boundary line Of said lot, rnnnirg
west extending south to include SAIL quantiiyl
Also the Steam Saw and Gtst Mill with the
engine, and all other machinery thereto be.
longing, situated on said land.
Also the following Negro Saves, for life,
Willis, aged twenty-five years; Joe, aged TWEEN
iy-fve Years: Martin, aged twenty-onc years;
Matilda. ngoI twspty-lwo yeas: Sela, aged
wenty four Yeas: Wi4ilis,age thir,y five Yeas;
an Partha, nged fto years; being the property
conveyed to nc as trustee as aforesaid, by said
deed Of ttust.
viii convey such ,itlc to the purchaser OF
purchasers &C the same, as Is vested in me by
said deed ol rust
IS. A. PURDoM, Trustee
Oct IL 43-,d..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
THE NEW YORKER,

gE~IE Publishers Of the Ncw-Yoikcf
respectfully annouacc the conencc.
meat Of ncw Volume'of their journal on
the 2Isl Of September mex, temg tie
eighth of the double Quarto Ldilisn, and
completing dc Slxih yearoi is pnbhca-
ton in the Folio or comuon newspaper
form
TheNew. Yorker is now so widely known
"a to render supethuous any delniIed de-
I'iocnlon Of It's character aud olj'ctS'
Suffice ii 10 sly ihai the work Is in.enie'
to sustain tie reputation Of a Weck{ IT,
lun,y Journal not inferior in ability Qua
s,anding to any on either side Of the A.
lauti~. About iwo-lliits of i;s colGmra
are devoted to the best Original ard Sc
ecicd Literature, comprising ReYicws,
! Essays, (Sc,cntiic aud LiieraTy,) Taies,
Poems, choice extracts from New Wofka,
Bo2aphical and Historical Sketches, X.
Sc. In this department, Critical Notices
Of nearly all new publications. Of interest
will be given. The remaining columns
viii lie devoted to u condensed abstract OF
ho Po'liital and General Intelligence Of
he day, Domestic and Foreign. Under
. ,bis head. ,hc retnrns If alI ,c,nor,ont
i Elections ,hrouobont The (joi,cd S ates
> wnl 10 carefully comriled and cop,pred
+ u;,h d.osn r. fcrp,ar rlec,;ors soas 10
E give a clear exhibit Of The rclaive strength
: u each political party in the seyra! States
8 All poll4cai movements Of iiteres! viii
G ikewise be briefly and impartialy chyoni-
b cled. In fine, it will lie the general arr
i ,of dis paper to be first useful an insrac.
J, i've ,hro arreeally ard enteraining.
d The steady sumo RI through the last three
il year, Of 6a AVERAGE Of NOR, ,nan 5000
.uhecr,bsrs warrants the lrlicf tla this
r. oonJnct cf The work he's nct ia rociu,ca
4 n. bores is friends ubila his sec0r.
Of ii tia decided opproval of nm ,ntellsent
ftnntfic. Su.b a. !, his teen !, vii coo.
r. KIM - ba o;,h 10 e~,co.;1,' e ,be al
st a,,;oo ! ai5 oIrraIy secured m ;,s FI;,c.
G. I,nl lenor.nent, 10 which il is hooed tina,
~ SIN f,r,her stronoh viii be- added nv mr..
n. rnn,a,,,r,s nav Il ,rogras, Ironwaa-
" r,5 evar,ioo md snarior noihina which
ofjmay tend ID elevate The character Of thcir
e E,yorl, ,.,,, ,,o;l ms. fI;n, ~ r,de,sirrct
ofsra ;ns,iG,J II ctor;sj,'or orf4eacn
-. ,tbat ,bc,t journal viii a, aov rate main.
,,in d,e s,soding Il bas aIrcady onoiaed
!, ,ba an l;e estimation
VI Cprrrv =. CO
~ 60 rr,;, g
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n.rrs of W." mad noonlor tTn.;e Of
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

The following is one Of the many curl
nus ordnan"cs of Catherine AIexowena,
tr regulating assemblies in Russia: Ono
\ad'es are to get druaI; upn any occasion
nor Shall gentlemen be druuk before niue
o'clock.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

A lady with flushed face and cur
buncled nose consulting Dir. Cheyne,
exclaimed: 'Whcre in the name of won
der, did get such a nose as this 2
"Out of the decanter. madam, out Of
'Ae decanter," replied the doctor.'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

f5~Col. William Armstrong, the Choc-
hg Indian Agent, arrived in town last
reaing. !l9 stops ut tho City Holel.
We learn that his object is to raise $780,
COO in specie for the use oflhat tribe.
~. @. Times.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

Ny dear, keep your own silc Of the
bel, and donA crowd So said a loafer,
when from deep potations, he was lyire
ia the gutter, and piggy was roofing him
over.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

We are exceeding sorry to say any
thin. agains the ladies', but we have lately
heard tbicyish reports about them. II is
caroot'v reported and generally believed,
The whole sex; Tint they do not scrnple
ia hook each others frocks! [Nua RiUer
Gl.Ne.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

KyowLrDGE OF ENeLTsH.--A smart
vo4,h, on cm5irkinG Mt EoardeaHx for the
Nsw OHeaus expedition, went abonl the
awn for two or three days irving to buy
Cs,lol Stiic8 diclionary.-Idid.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
SfiE!t!FF'S SALE.


Robert Crawford Rcurnab'e ioMadison
vs. Piue as e. CHcuit coart to DC.
John i Crawford taber Ierm 1889.
by virtue Of the above stated execution
which issued from The Clerks Office OF
tie CiruIt Comtof Madison County. and
to me directed, shnll proceed to sell by
way Of public auction on Saturday the
26th day Of Ortobor next, fpr ready
money, at the Court House door in the
own Of Lexington, Holmes County,
mississippi, the following desirable and
valuable ,oaa properly q wi: !Jls Mum.
Ter %. 90 81, and 81, lying and lie.
,og in town Of Tehnla; the properly is
vel impfoyed--it heiag the lo;s on which
lie TchvIa E4chang is siiuoted--a IagFe
ana comeuiant public house, together
vilh all necessary houses. levied on Us
the properly Of John f. Crawford, 10
.atisfy the above stated execution and
cost Of suit.
I. w. pICKENs, Sheriff,
BY A. G. OTEY, Deputy,
SIP 81 as tbs Pr. fee 50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

TzTTISS MERRYwEATHER, wouiI re
IYM specially inform the inhebiton's
OF Lexingnton, and is ,icinity. 'fa' she
purposes opsning a school ior Aiasc
early in November, all ihasn who drsire
to stndY that science viii please make
known their intention 70 The Editor, o.
John NJ. Elo'lingswolth, Esq.
TERNS-&o0 per session Of months,
one hulf payable n advance.
Oct 90 so. .3w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

lie That visits the sick in hopes Of a
legacy. let bin be ever so friendly in al
Other cases, | look upon him in this TO be
no better than a raven, that watches a
weak sheep only to peek out lis eyes.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

WOMAN is the morning star Of infancy
the day star of manhood-,he evening
sur OF age. Bless our ars!-may we
always bask in their skiey influence till
We are sky hishr
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
g COMMISSION HOUS Il.

=
TgyE!E undersigned having secured
u. one Of the largest and best ware
houses in Vicksburg, are prepared 20
receive Tor sale, shipment OF storage,
cotton and other produce.
Oao Of them, hlr. a. A NdIsay, viii
attend 10 the sale of cotton ia New Or
leans; and hair agent, Col G. $. Cox,
will superinlend the receivog and I6r,
warding The cotton aad produce a
Vicksburg.
The undersigned will use every e&cr;ion
70 get the very highest piices Of the
market, either at Vichsburg or New o.
leans, far such cotton as may be enitusi-
ed to them lor sale; and the proceeds Of
the sale raid TO the customer in TIE very
money received for the cotton soil. THEY
viii also bny cotton; but in no instance
will they accept bills upon the cotton
SHIPPED Of agreed TO to shipped 10 them.
Their ware house in Vichsmrg IS he
large and commodious Cotton Press erect
ed by Col. WIN. II. Washington, on
lpyea street,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
PIANO FORTE MUSIC.
\ GlAT..,iH.a

4 OABDa
TsFTR. c. L. sCHELING respect
Iva. fully announces TO the Laies aod
Gentlemen, of Lezington and Franklin
and their sirioiie2, that ho viii give les
sons on the Piano and ia vocai mnelc.
Mr.. S. has tanghi upwards of y years
in the United States, and hopes be prompt
attention, to mcetwih.patron ge.-Terms
reasonable.
Pianos tuned and repaired. Any or
ders left at the Printing Office, viii be
promptly attended TO.
November 9, 50 2w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
Atlantic Insurance Company,
EDWIN BRIGGS, Sec'y pro TEN.
WNpE'S A CEANCTl.

Ia EA al r. y "A GJElA "a "a ~ A,As
gEgyiCKEI'S in the GRENADA GRAND
Lopez T.orrERY for sale for Bran
don or Grenada money a, so per cent.
discount; Real Estate Of Iiinds County,
and also all of the Vicksburg Banks
notes will he taken at par, together with
any other current money that ! canget.
Tickels Five Dollars each--NO
ELANKS--EVERY TICKET is
TO DRAW A PRIZE. Capital
prize, One section Of well improved land
With good GRIST and SAW MILL
on it, valued al upwards OF $s12.o0o.
The Scheme may 10 seen AT this oihce.
NJ. II. SMITH.
Lexington, Oct IS. 80
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

TD OGER'S superior sporting GUN
EtA POWDER, in tin canisiers for
sale at the Drug Store adjoining the
Union Ilail-Lexin9ton, Mississippi.
Nov. 8 CIV. 80
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
I4OA aGE1,
st.s4s -
$3.50 ss4sas- p. w
- y. ~
"a
$500 SOD

ET-5yHE Steam Boat CANOES, having
II. been thoroughly rcpalfed in New
Oleaas, viii resume her regular trace.
Grand Gulf %lst Oplolcr 1899.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09

T7OB work Of all descriptions neatly
O. end oxpediiiously executed nj this
Office.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-09
INSOLVENCY..

INSOLVENCY.
F'g7 HE undersigned having been appoin-
II ted by the Probate Court Of Holmes
county, commissioners to audit, examine
and allow the claims against the estate Of
Joha B. Maury, deceased, VII! meet at
GeorseyilIe, the third Friday IL each
month, for TIC next Six morths for lhat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-23

UkEAr sickness AT THE SOUrH-Ihe accounts
received this morning, were Of very gloomy cha
racter. The yellow fever was increasing rapidly.
In Mobile, the population has been reduced fren
iooOO to 5000 by flight and death; and in Augusta,
In the same proportion On the 10Th inst there
only lO0O white persons left in the latter city. The
deaths in Augusta on the 18th and 10th, numbered
n,teen Mr.. Batty the keeper Of the Eagle, and
Phenix, and Globe hotels is among the number
The reports OF the Board Of Health are not to be re-
lied upon, for when eight persons died ON the 18TH
il only reported four. Although the number OF
deaths appears small, still is very great when we
take into consideration the very small population =
In Mobile on the l4th, there were thirteen deaths
and on the 10th, fifteen; and the total number OF
deaths IN eight days hundred and twenty
nine. Among those who have fallen victims to the
disease, is George s. TilIinghast Secretary of the
Typographical Association. All business is sus-
pended. The banks are open but two hours in the.
day The Offices and stores nearly all closed.
and the business haunts present a most gloomy and
desolate appearance. The families are nearly all
leaving town Sickness appears to be on the most
fearful increase. r
The deaths in Mobile, all told, average twenty five
day; which, to the population, is equal to 300
day in this city. This gives US some idea Of the.
extent of its ravagos at the South.
In New Orleans the interments were eight ON the
llth instant, and the 18th nineteen. Fever CONT
nues very bad. In the Maison dc Sante So remained
sick.
The disease has made its appearance at Black
Creek, Florida, and three deaths had occurred. In.
Charleston the fever had become very mild For
the week ending on the 18th, there had been only
seven deaths.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-23

PIoUs BLACKBOARD AND AN IMPIoUs ONE
ABUSING EACH oTHER-See the Courier and En-
quirer' and :" Journal Of Commerce all last week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-23

0U-The sesars with which seixas, Of IS Cedar
street supplies his eustoers are certainly very
perier to any we smoke HE agent at Havana takes
great pains In selecting the m s approved brands,
and We can confidently recommend his establishment
~ the place likely, of all Others 10 obtain THE
Iusury ito those who delight thereis) Of . real
Eessine Havana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-23

TEXAS AND Mgxico.-The relations Of these two
countries toward each other, continue the same a.
they did year ago Bustamente and other. refuse TO
acknowledge the independence Of Texas. In the
meantime wealthy and respectable emigran,s eonti-
nue. to pour into Texas by hundreds, weekly. Their
government Is organized on sound basis, their army
is in fine condition; every abc-boded citizen is .
good soldier, ana ready at an hours warning. They
driving back the Indians, improving their lands
and fast developing the g-eat internal resources III
the country. Mexico 10 In disturbed and unsettled
state poor and pr,estridden, ard distracted BY do
mestic quarrcls all over the country.
THs Hon. A, q. HAaRrsor, member Of Congress
frsm Missouri, 10 dsaA, il 10 said.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-23

VINO WANTS TO 90 To EUROPE ?-If any person
or persons two gentlemen with their wives, want I,
go TO Europe NIX, Tuesday, in the British Queea
they can have the state rooms, embracing berth
10 and l6, and another with 10 and 70. Apply a
this Office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-23

CONE AHEAD.-GeneraI Scott was nominated as
the most avaia le candidate for the next presidency
by the Conservative Democratic Convention held
on Saturday week last ut Kingston, in Ulster county
We and more convinced that unless the
wings Of New York take up Scott, they will be
routed by the locofocos next November. Think Of
this ye, blockheads,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-23

THs Hon. A. q. HAaRIsor, member Of Ccnsrsss
frsm Missouri, 10 dsaA, Il 10 said.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-23

BRirrsH OrTrcERs.-A great number Of the of
GERS ofthe British army now in Canada intend
spend the remainder Of this month, and the whole
next month, in the vicinity Of Lake George, for Il
purpose Of hunting, shooting, fishing, and airtin
with the ladies and other game there.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02
~ AZ, IN,
>zyM 4Th ny
a-S.H..lA1
FOR NEW YORK.

F'k Nt" 1t'tk.
Louisiana and New York Line Of Packets
TIE Ships composing this line will sail from
New ORLEANS and New York every other Mon
dny--cnnimcncing ON the 2O:ll Novcinhcr-and to
insure the puucuaIi;y in the time Of sailing, the
lin, will hereafter consi>, of five ships, viz:
Ship I"zoo, Captain Irask, to leave on the goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave on thu
ih December.
Ship Huntsville. Captain EIIrilg>, to leave on the
18th Drcr,nhrr.
Ship V'ck~',lrg, Captain Woo,l',ousc to leave on
the lh J,nnary.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, TO leave ON the
10Th of january.
Tie above are all new, of the first class, copper
d, and copper fastened, and upwards of $40 tons
burthrn, of light draught of water being built
in New York expressly for tho trade. The price
OF passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabins
lifted up in the most improved and convenient
plan aud finished in neat and elegant sly le -
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided,
aud every regard paid to the cnniort and entire
satisfaction OF passengers who will! please take
ticc that berth he secured until paid for at
the Office Of TIC consignecs.
These vrSsel are commanded by captains well
experienced III tho trade who will give every at
leniion aud exert themselves to accommodate. They
will at all times be towsd up and down the MisSs.
Sippl by steamboats,, and the srIctest punctualliy
observed liz the time Of sailing.
The owners OF these sh will no: be response.
Bile for amy letter, parcel or package. sent by or
put on uoard of them, unless regular bill Of ading
be sig:ci therefor at the counting house Of the
agent or owncrs. For further particulars apply to
d BEIN g. A COHEN,
novel 80 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02
ROWANDS TONIC MIXTURE,

YENEN Years have not vet cInpsc,, Since it was
J. first regularly submitted to the public; but it
has attained the highest reputati,n: ami has SUD
planted every other medicine tor Tho Ag,lc wtrt,.v
or i, has been known and Appreciated Already
has i, bees" carried in every direction throughout,
the United States, aud si rralsrA i,ro tnau could
have brcn anicpa,r,, hy lis mos. n, ilnc friends
Thousands OF persons haze not only been relieved
but c..nte,l /, he 4 !. and v,r ,nru.:l Il. lis az N
ry. and thu" rrn;vtii'ly TESTIFY, every OPP
rur.uu,'y TO lis de- ,l,,l a.A Slpr-i. ell .lrv
is con, posed Of sue, ,,;:lciu.. PRINCIPLES is ar
calculated to the ,'all!,y 4r:i,n Of ;h, ston
acN, liver, aud other l,uporilhl digestive ORGANS,
tn, loss Of winch harmony is Tho IN n!,Iiat cause
o! The diycasc H. is upparcnt ;i!sp that /, urosu
e,s n ,.,,tirr r,lnrc IA tic CON ,ip o lii. ), STEM
and crr,uu., t.s row, the native, i,t!,I,iiv ia r,Iar
,, r IN, ..t,,;, W,, ,... i ,,,, :. ,,,,,,' 81
- $3.50 - " - "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-02
Pt1SHTON s. .SpIN


.~OMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
~ and certain euro for the Fever and Aguc,
rcn,i:trnl and in,.rni,lcnt fnvcrs; prepared from
the original recipe. Used w..h eminent and mi.
vnrsal success in 1892, by persons of tho highest
responsibility in this city, stated inthe annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
h"cn extensively used in tho above diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor nt
The rerpe has been induce, 10 offer il to tho pub
lie in its present form in the h,n" ii may hc
the means at relieving n1.,v those who hr:
suffering under the scn":gc of our country. 1t is
medicine p,ssrssing gre. virtue, ana when used
according to the directions lls never failed OF
ctfcctng cure, even in tho most obstinate stage
Of the disorder. Ii is not at III dsi rccah!c, anr
persons Of tho weakest stomach, and children may
take il with i;npnuity. II strengthens the digestive
! organs, creates IN appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or IN obstinate c'srs, two hot'i"
to effect II cure. There is neither mercury no
arsenic in the medicine, any thing inlurio'l
to the human constitution The prnprc'o:s ar
so well convinced Of It's efficacy, that hey agrt
to refund tho price Of avery bottle which has hcc
takan in arcor,nnc, with the directions and ha
not cnctcd perfect cure Of the fever II agur
4. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, I;
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store
curncr Of Birnv|lc aud Ch7rlres streets.
For District Agencies apply 7"
les r. ". SMITH, 10 Cont at.