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Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30
TO MISS II.


Saycst thou mans love will die,
ficklc and unchanging--
Like the gay butterfly,
Ever more ranging.
Light as a summers brook,
Signing and flirting-
Still for the first sweet look,
Some heart deserting.
Saycst thou he'l seek loves rose,
Only to blight it,
Woo-till affection glows,
Then coldly slight il;
Bid the bright hucs decay,
Once proud to cherish,
Watch them fade day by day;
silently perish!
No in his bosom beams
Feelings more brightly:
Honor too, nobly CLEANS,
Fer to love lightly,
II there be one that can
Wrong thco-lifc shamos him
'Tis not, believe me maid
Manhood disclaims him.
Half thine own sorrow flows
From thine election,
Pleased with each idle bcau's
Pratc of affection.
True love may silent NOSE,
No hopes to cheer him,
Whilst, when the coxconib woos
All eyes smile near him.
Turn from the trifcr's tongue,
Fair looks and laughter,
Smiles will not triumph long,
Sorrow rcigns after!
Seek meath the quiet brow,
Faith that fails never,
Love that will light thee now,
Bless thee forever.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

COSTLY BUILDyNGs.--'It is supposed the
new custom house in Me- York, will cost
three millions of dollars, and the one in
Boston half million"
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

Fadge.-To sec a man making love,
wasting soft-spceches on a rosy-chcck,
ed and fresh looking girl--and in the
midst to have her her interrupt him
with the confounding question, "Do
you love sausagcs!"
Free Ircdcr.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

Tue PREss IN NKY.-The Western Globe
says there are 10 whig papers in that
State, and but, 4 democratic. The wings
have all over the Union, nearly two-thirds
of the press! What is this attributable
to?
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30
Federal, DOCTRINE,

"Such Bank "a National Bank,) is not
mere matter of private property, but political
machine of the highest importance to the state"
Alexander Hamilton.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30
CLAY AND THE OCCUPANTS.

81 did say" (mark the oxpression,) ~ did
say that the squatters on the Public Lands, are
q lawlcss rabble, that they might as well seize
upon our forts, our arsenals, or on the Public
Treasury, as to rush out and seize upon tho pub
lie lands"- Speechof Henry Chy, J5tne26, 1888.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

Insult to 7reachery.-Thc outlandish
editors Of the New Orleans Native A
merican seem to take as rich a feeling
OF deligt in exposing Irish blupders,
and IN retailing stories of Irish bulls.
as ever any naughty English paper [.
vcr did. The entire weight of that
paper is now thrown on ono side of the
political arena.-Frcc Trader.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30
REPRESENTATIVES,.

/
Alfalfa, SheIman Durham adams, Flem.
ming Wood, Smon Murchison and John c. Inge.
Amitc, James ]. Graves and solomon Wealth
crsby.
Bolivar, - Fields.
Copiah, L. w. Ells,l David Shoemaker and
VIM. Graves.-Claiborne T. B. Magruder and
Isaiah Watson.H--Covingto Aaron Lowell
Carroll, c. F. Hemingway and J. A. Bainford.
-Choctaw, James DraneI and r. S. Graycs.N
Chickasaw, Benjamin Kilgore. n-Clarkc, -
Wagstcr.I
Chickasaw, Benjamin Kilgore.+ homa;
John NJ. Grant.
De Soto, Ferdinand c. Tabert.u
Franklin, James NJ. Joncs.n
Greene, Moody.n
Kinds, James j. Allan, James B. Robinson
Thomas A. Woodward and John Jenkins r
Holmes, Thomas T. Land and John NJ. Moorc.T
Hancock; Moses Cook.
Itawamba; VIM. M. NJ. Owen+
Jackson; A democrat elected+
Jefferson, G. II. Wilcox and H. L. Dobyns
-Jasper, L. Ellisl-Jones, Samuel Ellis,L
ACilApOlf W. W. buOuNll anu W A. SViS'H
Lawrence, Arthur FoxH and T. Y. Grinsted.
-Lowndes, Thomos c. Billings, Richard
Evans and Jesse Speight.n-Leakc, -
Watkins. ns.II-Lauderdale, -- Marsh. i
Lafayette, --- Craig.
Madison, John T. Dearing & Henry A. Of'ut. |
Marion, - Monroe,
Greert and --- Ackcrt MARSHALL Lecan-
der R. Guy,+ David S. Grccr,t Thomas Mul!t |
and Joseph W. Matthew'S
Neshoba, Hugh Harrison. Newton, James
Ellis t-Noxubce, R. Rutland John H. Greer.
Octibbeha, - Elliott.t
Perry; Wyatt ]. Draughan
Pike, Jesse Harper and J. Z. Cunningham
Pontotoc, j. D. Bradford 4-Panoa, -
Rankin, Daniel Foret and John NJ Drakct
Scott, r. w. Roberto simpson Simeon
Thomast and John Berry Smith, James i.
McCaughn.t
Tunca, LA Bcsancon.+ +-Tippah -
Hargrove4 and -- Ayres. t-T Tishemingo,
Jos. E. Matthew'S and R. II. Boon 4-Talla.
iatchc, Jenkins
Warren, W. S. Bodley, Thomas Anderson g.
John /. Guion.- Wilkinson, Jas A. Vcntress
md VIM. A. Norris. Winston, Joseph Bcll.t
- Washington, DR.. Dunn Wayne, --
Frostt
Yazoo, James r. Burrus and John NJ Sharpo.t
--Y Yaobusha, L. r. Stewart,4 w. G. Kendallt
md Robert st. Clair ayburn.+
50 denocrats-34 whigs.
The democrats have a mark Of distinction.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

S7ci'edling-an illustration.--Post notes
of the United States Bank of Penn
sylvania, dated 7th October. only one
dag precious 10 its suspension of specie
payments, made their appearance in
Wall street yesterday. Is this any
better than swindling? A flood of
new bills, just put in circulation, in
bundles. and numbered in regular or
der, made their appearance also yes
terday, having come from Virginia.
where they had been sold at primium
and turned into specie, and the pro-
cccds rcmitted 10 Philadelphia lust
previous TO the suspension. Must this
not have been done in contemplation
of insolvency! It's understood that
the bank had entertained the idea of
suspending thirty days ago, but post
poncd the event to enable it to make
a further struggle by means ofits post
notes.-H Y. Eve. Post. Oc.II.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

CLIpING.-"A new paper is established
in Massachusetts, entitled the "Cabbage
Stnmp," edited by a tailor"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-01

. nv, ,r,,,,,,,, - yl;. :: A., .,,, L., ,,rn
n ment Lcloucing t., the human frame How strange
" the loss Of il rhnnrcs the cnun,ennncc and prama
rcly Lrinrs on the nnnearnuce of OIL. urt whci, II
ses mupy to rccon NJ b.;n. uucnverrd md sometimes
even to sh. s,ie,y to avoid tho tests aud sncers of
their ucauni, tanrc the remainder OF ,rer lives
s,ouantlv spon, in r,c,u,n t In short not even the
loss Of rop,rty fills the generous thinking vntl with
that ncavv sinking gloom IS does the loss of lis hair
TO avert all these ume,-a ant circumstances, Oldri!sc'
Balm of Columbia s,ora the hair from, falling off the
6rs appratiou and few bottles restores it again. II
likewise proiurcs eyebrows and whiskrrs prevents the
nair from turning gray, nukrs it curl beautifully, end
trees il from .,uh Numerous rc,ifrntea n III" first
Responsibility in support of the virtues Of Dh'itsrs
Balm ara ,hos, b, the rru,rirlurs.
49,, ..,..
~ He"i "e '''''"'''S'
r,~, y.,,xt H., lo,, N,,, If plii,I,lnr,
I'm. .ar,;iar m ,,,y ha sa,,, lI,w To the h,rh charn
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SrECIFl; OINTMENT

4 ARElSON'S StJClrl'J YIN vi r>
4 TIE great celebrity of this unrivalled & IN
position, especially in the Northern States lcav's
the proprietor but tile need to say any thing IN
its favor; for it has been generally conceded to 1t,
that ii is beyond all comparison the t. 81 remedy
Tor external complaints That has ever been disco
vcrc,i. Indeed tao speed and certainty OF its ope-
rali us have the appearances OF miracles as II RS,
W unds, corns fever sorcs chi'dh!ans, white s"e1.
lings, bilcs, piles, spider a. snake bites &c m'e
diately yield to its apparently snpcrAun Il infiu
encc Thus if properly applied it will remove an
! invc.era,c corn, or break and heal bile iii five
days, will uliay and perfectly cure an ulcer III tw
weeks; and the most desperate cases OF WI re
swelling that be mag ncd have been destroyer
i by it in less than two months. L. tho bites o. y /
sunous reptiles its efficacy is tru v surprising m
Sven in the bite If rabid dog, for if aPH'' { N
time, its powers Of attraction 20 wo t'tl'I' thai
they viii! u, once arrest the poison, and thEs pre-
vent it f ON pervlding the system. It Is HseWis
greatly superior to any medicine heretotoEe disco
vercd iur he chafed backs and LIMBS Of Ret-es.lef
letters, RUG worms chopped lips, and II a't4ft ief
every external bo4y evil that may TALL 40 he lot
ul man W beast. .. d..
The .-~pr,, tor has received a lest Thousand
| certificates and 9th documents, in-fav OIL.
r s ,ccihc Ointment upwards ot mundtat OF
which ycre written byrusPectnbe Ia .o'bcts the
, Mod,.o' 1cuuy, ali bret, z tho SAM 7z',G
and BID ista ~,
Pro are.. r, 30 liberty street, Nv 10
i for sale at 65 Il. r. e,Eoet. Ne" priea1'
mar26 If
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~ H.
TIE CORDIAL nr LUvr.v1Ef UU LELfNlH DE
IL LAMDUR.-The Gifted States Agent for he
Luciin tudai Elixir Of l.uve, returns his grateful
acknuwirds ement7 for lettering patronage WHICH
he has already received, and also for the tcSti-
nonals winch have been sent hin touching the the al
mos miraculous rtcac;' Of this mestin;'''c medicine
The well founded reputation OF the l.ucnn Cordin!
warrants the agent in dri.v ing his long nd Se-
meats; but for the benefit Of those persons whn may
vet be unaware %: its nature, h" would explicitly
state thar il DIR. Mnguns celebrated dscn'crv,
which has created such on in France.-lhai Ii
speedily restores n" virle powers, where they have
been exhausted by disease otherwise, and sub5'an-
italy ren"vuic1 the rrocrcUnt iuncions that II Is an
efecluu cure for die uor abus: nrd above all that it
i the only rempd. discovered for tie removal OF
impotency in nuics aud hurennesS in females. Owing
pits vastly n.,soraliny 'itcs, II Is also highly n
full in yret, ub>ructnd difficult or painful m'nsrua
ton nconnpnce OF he urine, involuntary discharge
tn reoi, chronic eruption, O; the skin dropsicai uirc-
tons OF the uged &c.
benefit OF DR.. Mugnn's discovery, the AeetThh pro-
pretur has consented that the Cordial shall he sold III
bottles OF each, Mt the reduced pricr o -
which is less than half the price chnrsed for II IN
| France
JOHN WINTERS HOIDE3WEL'. NJ y.
/ United States Proprietor
The above lcin- is for sale at vhoesalc and retail
at No. 6j Puydlas street, between Magazine and Camp
sts New Orleans. m*h
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT ava

EDuCATIuN-FRENCH ava
MIR. James, recently arrived IN -
to inform the riu:eus ct New -
open an academy on MONDAY, J.
10 Toulouse street, Tor tue rns'
both sexes, in French an I
will be ably assisted by
Mercher, who speak h"tt
great iluency and rurl.E1e
OF tho department o. ths
Mr.. JANIS will give
various branches oiri'
,hnths will give enu
may honor him wlln
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-01

MARRIAGE PHiSIOLOGICAlLi DISCUS
w SED. Translated from the French oi Jean D"-
buiS, ~. ID. by William Greenfield.
Purt LIST. On the necessity OF Marriage
Part 3D. Instructions in counting, with Il cure for
Love!
p,.t
rurt ,Ih
Marriage Physioogicullv Discussed is the most
useful, and decidedly the most interesting work that we
ever read, 1t wall break rahes and spinSler$,
and make more lnurr uurii"d men women Than an.
publication that has ever been sanctioned by The court
Of IIyarn.--Ia Nunoteu,r,
TINS is grcut book, and will bU productive OF nnrh
GOOD in the community, 1t is true it cnlnins much
strange language, bat Then the subject is lis rNtuSo
und If The Pope had written it, he could not nav =
It's INSTRUCTIONS III C"urtnr, TO the attention OF ni
Young ladies and centleuin that may be in quest .
rarlnerS.--Ie prfH Carrier DEs DANES.
For sale at no o. l"y!rn st between Magazine and
, tunp street. Frcr 81.
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Flordn-
+ I'll Leaves Mobile Tuesdays Thurs
splendid steamer Champion, Tex.
copt in Case Of st"rms) to Po sncola thence per
steamer lie Roy to In Grange. and thence fonr
horse post coach IS via Mariana, B.inbri1go, Pin.
dcrton, Berr.en, Outlaws, Il, d Perry, to Macon,
Ga thenco via Mi'ledscviIlc, and Sparta, to War.
rcnt"n, tho &C per raj! road cars to Augusta.
The Champion is in splendid order, with new
copper boil ~, coppcrcd aud pprr fastened.
Tho lie Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations handsome 5 any bout.
The beau ifu Santa Rosa Sound, and Cnocta.
watchc Bay present the most interesting steam ma
viga,lon in the Souill--tcing at the samcllmc
perfectly land locked.
| The Teams are not surpassed on any routo III tho
country the drivers, to man, careful and attcn
| tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous have b Of
newly built, SO that high waters do not inter ere.
| The cutting houses have hccn os,ly changed
and are now good as III any 70 I'd in the Son.h
1t is generally known that tho excellence ant
hardness OF tho roads enable the teams ut all sea-
sons to make great speed. Their smoo,hn IS Sc
cures the travel CT from the ordinary fatigue o
stage travelling.
Tho Line is now irving its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days AID tweiv.
| hours, or to New Orleans in TOUR days and twcnt,
hours. Going to Augusta, tho line is six day
|
travelling is the in tho other direction bu
tho difference of time on the route, is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, which. however, i
well repaid by the op or,unity it gives of soei"'
tho Navy Yard, tie old Spanish Forts, etc. Tin
travel or also sleeps at Macon, and again at War
tcnton. This arrangement, will continue Ill tn
travel turns nor,hward vixen the line will be tn
3 me from Mobile to Augusta, as it is n1w in tn
other direction.
This Advertisement contains Il plain stat m eli
OF facts. tho accuracy Of which the proprietor
guarantee TO each passenger in the penalty OF hi
stage fare.
Maps oithc Line may be at the Exchang
Hotel, New urleans. and at the Mansion IIous.
Mobile
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, S47 )
The lire extends. by branch to Tallahassee.
8 at Chattahoochc, tho line connects with I'll
| steamboat carrying tho mail to Apa!achcola or
ST. Josephs.
Office at the Mansion House, Mobile.
ml7 O EOSTWICk, Agent Mobilc
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NEW MEDICINE.
DR.. G. K. PAcly's CompOund IONA TO PILLS,
rErt,, IyN cr l,la |

t[Entirc!y Vegetable
4 ne,r and iarainae Nedicine ior all Diseases, so
Substitute fer tafO19ei as a cdthhrf'c tn FfreTs
auI all EHiouS Affections.
TNHESE popular Pills 'clng combination OF newly dis
Plant with other vegetable substances nlch have hecn found
to modify & diuse effects believed to be the 'ostAtc
been a'undantly and successfully 1d and have receive
universal Appreciation lor ScroIua Dyspepsia Jaundce Bill
C.t.rth Nervous diseases, Acid .ioTaCs, Gaudunr swell
limgs Of all kinds, C"slivcne Colo. lleAdache, &C
All Andoe to Contiguous and Epdenic diseases to pre-
vent the orsutior OF bnns and liver affections f,ver and
Ague, &c those sid" In hot climates, uL' 10" a'd
m.rsy countries the hes, c",sr'ic that he urd for
those Localities SeAnen Ill md them Az in'ih't remedy
for the Srut.y and Travellers the best mcdc'Ee they can
the dangers of exposure III unhealthy eli
Fer ordinary Family PHI! theyate unIverssyaP
proved as the bet ever offered.
The pee thr Tomato Plant. have for long
time attracted the Of the medic profession and the
public and interest ha beer directed the future de-
vrupenent Of medicinal qualities, winch the proprietor
happy being able to graand presents his pills to
the public, with tue full confidence of their being the MOST
SAFE AMI VALUABLE REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED Nusetuu-
# cures from those who taken thclD aud
testimony of several PHYSICIANS who have prescribed "m nil
concur +" cosob"rntc thus opinion The rapidly
demand ir and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
them, additional evidence Of ,ncir merits and USE
fuI,ss
In presenting this article to the public the prop c,c was
ri b' lnPn tLat ~" IILIng ptGpGFc' ~ ~VHh
Ge,ur," Ct r"gnrd to .hc Chen,rca and Ihr-l
n tvcnt i:grH tents, sh"u Gake The NIace
OF ,re lrros, 4bi" mGdcen OF the ~t, "hie me
coahtry NLoU III the INc n'rauS 'Sthwgr rtn:
! re..,. =
ror full areoan CT this in,sra.t.ag dsscSst
Is NOD ct operation, g. us1inie whicl mn
gIrt,4 ~ sh who sen these pins
l. hune genpidr without the slguntnre G. Ii, rfIrs
NJ. y, sole proprietor, Hartford, .Conn. E:sgsa5
- ~. Ally 4AlssIaAxs 49,
/ FOR SALE BY
'nilanshe, General Agent, No Il ESchnngc Place,
the Posi- Office. Also, by Fey clanu No rs Ru. Roy
, J, Baker & Co., No II Nrs ls,ec.
DR.. AMarshail Corner ct james and T"ha?,'ours ..,.
j. Ross, Lafayette City,
& Morrison. No ~, Canal
q Jones, corner 'Tivu,i CUclG and Triton Walk.
j. Those that wish Agents, address |. FOL
ANSBi., wholesale teel ; "
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:t-Hy, car and ,ga..or 90 |
Saddle bays, dnuue AMOS ng.": va'!cos; nedIca!
sad 10 bags, Brussels carpet bags; best iron frame
leather ioo ,runHs, h, ass nailed; leather boot top
do, ssor ed sizes and STYLES; h"Sl ers md
,siul bells; coach. 4ll, suhry. wig nnd planters
so whips: Woo, wnTs',d, cotton ami leather
- and -ursInyics: silrrnH lea'hrr>: unnk
Straps ana "n1s,ci ran "rh; thh!n a"d book
nnIurs; h!iui brldIeS and lines; : o'ch cola T.,
and arse and muIr c"arS. -, al 4ns!lli's. mo.
rocco, buck brnr. Shcef anu hut"t" skins; pared
brass sad steel brHi- bits OF eve rt description
plated. brass ana sterl spurs OF every dtscIpt"n
plated, Lras- and slce! sIIru!s Il every dtacHpa
ton
ruIctusr with uI,cle assortment OF Every
article III tn, lr !lI.e OF hu>nts--i ct Nhlrh they
otter tor sale on accommodating I'rns.
They viii also ton !nOe TO crIE" through the
vrnt, hy pncNe!s from New iurk, iI;s: :, pf.i,s to
keep til.lI STOCK aunl and rHn pee.
hUuE", UA\ 4DouN & CO,
40 :, G 81
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NEW ORLEANS

Steens and Patent Biscuit Bahery-Waters and
No SO, Mor'au lnear the Pontc.artrsn Rail Road.>
Pilot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Butt, Milford and Water Crackers.
All the above articles nre warranted to be of tho
ntsl quality, ami 10 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried
Atso,--kin dried corr, meat
Orders left a. q, w. Pritxhard and Tagart, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, " Ii resolve
prompt attention., mali kegs put up expressly icg
amy use. l5nov
rERRIES-.o boAcs --es in BRADY, for sale
~ by alttLL IL itRpWN,
all Oh Magazine Er
TAVA COFFEE-7l bags landing from sh,l, Louis
- vile and for sale by SHALL 4 BRUWN
all So Muslz,ne 81
IL Af-2 bales Northcrn hay, receiving from New
III York, per ship Emporium and for sale by
II SHALL Il GROWN, 26 Magazine st
TANNERS OIL-l6 barrels brown, in store aud
i for sale b, SHALL 4 BROWN,
all 96 Magazine st
DAPER-A ritins and letter paper, for sale hy
4 all SHALL 4 BROWN, aG Magazine st
nAKUV-IO9 bales No i, ; co. no Russia oakum
all ." e'''e 81: SHALL s hRowN, as Magazine $,
I ARD-2oO kfgs prime lieut. lard in store and foi
~ sale by Inns TlAYER & Co,
TUNES FICS-25 bales Great Falls 60 Al brown
- sheetinss and IS hales Jackson Go IA brown
shec,ngs, landing from ship Charleston, for sale bv
all BRIDGE & Co
SUMMER CLUTHINl;--iS cases asserted svmr,c
- clothing, landing from ship Charleston fur sale
all BRIDGE & Go.
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MORRIS 4 Go. NJ. 33 Chariras s'rr"', aIe rrsr5
Y RECEIVING and opening the n'os' Splcnd'd, sr
s-antisl and fasNiauah lie slack of Climbing thst
hqs.. Fvst tN5re, Va tbs r-,ar 81 >" ,isrjut.Ti
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ARrHNy,IY'S DYSrpric ItXl3.

I)r h.r,atl,v, til gre lt1St nj Gn-l'l TS cons WI
opinion thai uisaenIs OF the diseases tnA' a'''c
mankind originate in The s.em'ch. lhi' Elixir was
used by him with thc most unprecedented sucress III
as private aud public praetES Tor upwards o. 'of's
yenrs IL" Ia" s n;,.E Of the S,om
Loss otappet'tc' t'","'eae!. n,,I" m VI Wv. ;T
ach, PUN III the s' .ieavlneSS ~ u" n .. nJ i; I'll
Halinn 10 sleep, ifes e'afHy o. "'e hu r; u" tl ~,
cases where tha's's"oh vi eose'o "'''' % ''"
&A ILL., s1;,. INNS, n,, lie numbc, red among the host
inns medc'ns mus '' t un num-" ,i uIi; a. i is Ih,
OF G un.n " III. u,as und nas scientific surgeon
SOLE i"'c".'o" W ' . l ,I Score, ~, nran,rnr il
Europe tse' p'uu"' ,u t ' , lar,I = ,n # j.
Agreeable and pleasant to the 'a<te acts as mid her
cnt always Keeps the eows's lree ia'ts .'so' "'
strength to ths sysen anu eheat,o."ess 10 ''o 'a'
and teW b'U!eS !e"in'es e'e "los' c,'"ntlon eu
u. spepsia or ind'scsno and p!eVens return III aS
future PERIOD r.,, vo,-,h ,,<,,,, 1879
ava" .,s H. .s ". "s ' O
% a,aais'e. street street. &c, !,
Sih:-ln coh"s4"chcroi 'eInhs Se,'en'ly a',' ~
haVe occn t'o" Wv, ,' ,h va 49, ' ~. ',;ns h,vs
s"n years, w. t hnve ;r;rd srycrni i,v';c,,s
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NEW MI SlC-O, Na,iyc Music; The Conven, b 81
~ l'm rnntins. rovn1 Blade Never Despair, tt
don't You remember the beautiful GUIDE in the nrnnl
Romance; Tue White ii,isc o. tne Pep pcrs hOu
come md } Lave thou art near me, sung by Miss )
ii ia IL. grand koln,ntic Dpeta AmiiIe; Good Mig |
The meeting nu' parting: cnr- not Tor spring e
tickle wing, BY II ituss.ll Come, come, thou art in 500
row; \ Litc on lhr Ocean ~are, by II Russell; She
watched for him; 70 rt fall tear; Come TO III a,
lurung; Der the bv moonlight There home
like ny own. nrran.ed for tn harp by 7 Lnharre.--
Roynl WultAes by a Fiechr Queen Ecturins Court
Qundrilies. Just received uiIl Tor sale by
di9 BCAs"Y 10 Camp st
THKUuuH IN FIVE AND A halt DAYS,
From Mobile (AiabaTaJ {" Aus">,n [GcoJ
EANfS Mobile every other ,la, n,nc, lately atei
the arrival OF tae mi. from New D,!rans per III,
.tcmhoa, EnEL,Sk, to lilakcl, coaches to p,saco!.
steamboats, per ensacols Bay st Rosa sound and C,oc
,.rh,e R'-r and Bay 10 Cedar Ec, coaches ,!,e.c
/ via Mariana, Citx.i;uoGc..s+, (tn"ner> Noun, Nc
non, l'anbl yc, Piidel,on; Ii>~.ins,lile and lou
viir, tn Augusta. 4 passenger takin, w., seat at VI,
'..!s IL IL! ans." ut benn thrown lns,np h
pre- erencc by Other conflicting Interests ns 4. FtH:i
ia LINE Is bnt ont concern, aud u..lcr ,r,
throughout, and ma, reJs; wlyH CERTAINTY uprn h
arrival al Augusta IL time seciie' through all =" att
and at Season, unless unforeseen
uoI,e s..o.ld Tn" Great New Oresns Mai
is carries. ibis The Agents for accom,uo,il
ton, Teams, Coaches and Dyiscrs are not surpassed
the southern country.
III. smooth, liar' natural ,oats the ssie and inter
.sting wattS' 'sav,Sa',on the time and accVan,liO,
Afford the traveller speed certainty, COMFORT aud plea
Ing variety; CONNECTED AS II were With the Rail Road
Charleston, 5. {. aud the steam packets to New lerh
travellers rea n New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II rArs--Washrs,on cit. in r.
From Chat,ahooc!,ee, Fior4. we have 4 Bran.
Line viz Qnlncy .,,d Tallahassee, to 81 Marks, hor
post coaches, also two branches from liawkinsvill
one to Nillc'sese, and onc to Macon, lsh, Two hon
oachss. STOCK IONS e CO.
Ar0ysrA Goth Jan. 1885
Office a, Mansion House Nol,le
'Dist.ncs, New Orleans La Nozzle, $50 mile
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