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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-09

The FOr'S Revenge the commence
men ofthe grouse shootinglseason, where some
poachers were resting beside small lake al
the foot of projecting crag in the Highlands
called Stuichd and Lochain, close to BenlawerS
on the Eastward, they happened to light fire
for the purpose Of providing some refreshment'
Afterwards, being some 10 or Is minutes dis
lance from the fireplace, some Of the men OBJ
served few ducks with their brood about the
centre ofthe lake, which was rather more than
gun shot off, and to the poachers' astonshment
they observed some small bundles Of fog or old
grass, about the size off fox's head, one alter
another, floating towards the duck, which caus
ed them instantly 10 sink with alarm as they
successfully reached them, till the fourth came
by which time they had got accustomed to tnenE
as it did not terrify the duck, nipPed one OF
them away, and returned to the shore WIN ltS
prize. So soon as the fox arrived on dry lauu'
an eagle sprang from the rock on the oPPost0
side Of the lake, direct 10 the spot where NV
fox was, whom it Immediately attacked, ana w,
priyed him Of his prey. Reynard stoou iot
moment cogitating, and entered the iaAe o..
cond time, and soon returned WIN ano'"O.
duck but the eagle could fly as fast as poor loS
could swim, and on his return from his secohu
foray, seized him with his freight as formerly
and went off TO her young with the duck Inc
fox stood for some minutes apparently greauy
annoyed, with look which in Asops o @gI,
would have been interpreted into saying ,, m
though have not strength and swiitness yI s~5
to an eagle, | may match him IN cunn S,Tv and
Immediately sprang into the lake IN luty, aus a,
in Cew ro;rntaa retnrned with duckllhg %
formerly. On this occasion, however, he r hs
ded as close to the fire as possible, WIZ ria
rolled the duck over and over, before the eaS%
could take it away to her young, lheey0 "o "
the poachers were, like those oil the iox, nUT
in short space Of time they observed some mn,
smoke arising from the nest and flames instant,
ly followed. The screaming OF the young
eagles seemed to excite great pleasure IN Poo'
foxy who, it needs hardly be added, got the TO-
naming part ofthe ducks for HIMSELF wlInOO'
let or hindrance from his feathered enemy
Perth paper.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-09

The Democrats in the western part of New
York, are moving in favor of GEN. SCOTT for
the next Presidency! The present lettering
Administration seems TO be less popular, with
many of its own party, than with some fen of
the quondam State Rights men of Georgia
For with them, its very ,OedknesS is made the
pretext for support.-Georgia Journal.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-09
PATRIOTISM.

*The following is the vote in the Senate, on
the Tariff bill Of 1928, usually called the 'bilI
of abominatons,"
Yeas-M@srs, Barnard, Burton, Benton
Bateman. Bo'ligny, Chase, Dickerson, Eaton,
Foot, Harrison, Hendricks, Johnson Of Ken.
lucky, Kane, Knight, McLane, Marks, Noble
Ridgely, Rowan, Sanford, Seymour, Thomas,
Van Buren,, Webster, WilIey-26
NayS-21.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-09

The elections in nine States, and an election
TO fill vacancy in Louisiana, take place in the
course ofthe present spring and summer, when
the remaining eighty-fve members are to be
chosen, The following shows the politics Of
the members from those States in the last Con.
presS.--
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-09

In consequence of a fire last fall at Mont,
gomery, Ala the Alabama Journal was dscon-
tinued. 1t has been lately revived. The ty-
pograp hical execution is very good. The edi-
tor is anti Van Buren, to"the core" His mot
10 is, "AnH Van Buren,: Bank or no Bank anti
Van Buren,: Sub Treasury or no Sab Treasury,
anti Van Buren, EdgeGeld (S c. advertiser.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-09

We learn that Col. VIM. VAN NORMAN, Re.
gister of the Land Office at Chocchuma, has re-
signed his office The resignation took effect
on the 18th inst. and no appointment has yet
been made TO fill the vacancy.-Bowie Knife.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-09

"THE TWENTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
One hundred and flly-seven members Of the
next Congress have now been elected They
are divided politically as follows:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04
40 tIjEE NO PAY
DR. JOHNSON, Office | ~ i'lenri.ls street, CON
- 6uel his practice to the treatment OF 'encrea'

nR. JOHNSON Office 10 i'icnvi.ls street, can
- fines h!s practice to the treatment OF 'cnerea'
Disease IN al; its different t'rais
Dr. Johnson, trpn residence III many years IN HOS.
pitals in Europe, devoted TO the treatment a" |cncrea'
Diseases and from his present extensive practice IN
that particular urach OF the profession, guarantees
safe speedy and eecuul cure 10 such persons as are
,oubled viii, any of the following diseases, VIZ
Gonorrhncu. elects, Slr,ctirs, ChGncres, liuhos
Seminal Weakness Affections otthe Hludder, Kidneys
loins, Urcshra, PROSTATE Gland, Swel!td ] eslices
Cruptions on the Skin, Sore Throut, Pains III the
Joints; ,
And the numerous symptoms Nhic!, generally foll"w
his disease.
Recent eases cured in thee days without the
use of AIercury, interruption fro business, or ulter-
ton in ,,, mole ofl'ng.
A medic ne t, pre-. ell Ncn,rcal Disease he oh
"a ned of Dir, Johnson 1t is from the recipe OF the
Baron Larry, celebrated Preach Surgeon, AMI was
u.el hy lf during the ,cru campaign in which he
served US Surgeon, General in the trench Army.
Sold by Dr.. Juhuson, nj his office. lhose persons
ha, ins u:,y ail tia OF Ven.rci Disease, na shout
taking voyages. removing To the county, would
do well hy siys DR.. Jpsnsun call, IN proper ncdi-
cucs tor their cure the shortest time be put up
with writte,, rcu lions ius their
Office open from IN the 1rG;ns until 10 O'Clock at
isht
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

Terms of the Newspaper Press Of Ncu Orteah
unanimously agreed to at an n.aurnc! meeting of
the Pr,prieturS, HID on the 18th Of March, 1897.
3unscRIp rtoNs.-- Twelve Dollars Tor the daily pa
Or tan,n II, PAYABLE sem-aunually i'll advance: ten
dollars tnt tic ,rweellly cotntry paper payable one
year in advance, where no city reference IS s'ven;I
Five ,ilars for tn, Weekly; pavnIa IT, Advance. No
. Inscription viii be discontinued until nrrcarngcs nre
settled. In case of di continuance one week. notice
in prit,ny must o, invariably given, previous to IN
expiration of subscription
ApyEKrtslyG-Die dollar per square for the first
Insertion, and half that price for each subsequent ono:
sn> material alteration from tbs original advertisement
viii be charged as Il new inc
Yr.uIy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ts and Ira rrs,
orty dollars 10, Eu, alone, nnl sixty Tor both Ian
gua.ss; Banks, Insurance. Oli:rs, and other slm'Hr
pubc institutions fifty dollars III .ntlIsh ""'y' ar,
tightly for both Ian qua trs Ship and Steamboat Fac
ors, Com nssinA merchants sixty dollars III English
ne, deishty for both languagos
MARRIAGES, Op,r1ARv NOTICES, and arti'cs call
ing tho attention Of the public to su'cs o. property,
cards Of passengers, hena(s, Sc &c viii ms charged
dollar per square for the first nsnrt"h- eaca ''''
CoMMuy,cArloxs, or Advertiser: ns, of any person.
al nature, wiel udniSS'n s''at p' e"' 90" ""''"''
deduction Of twenty five per cent will be made I"
Auctio.crs, Shcrfs, Registers "i "''S' an" Marshns
on sales of real estate. published ia both languages
and 80 per in English alone: iopsr cent on SALTS
OF other property. =,
ApvERr,stMESrs ont Of The direr, line of bus inc -
OF the advertiser, such legal, auction, ana plana
inn sales runnu nv sluv,4 stray u.innls &c Nc viii
Do charged for scln atcy and at the ordinary rates
ADVERTISEMENTS not sl'ccl!mn As To limc' VIII NC
published one month, and CHARGED accordingly -.
No advertisements Of bankruptcies Will be published
n any caac unless paid for previous I" n:eft'"n' or
payment guaranteed by responsible person IN town
Theatres and other places OF hn,nscmsn' n"'ernS'le
daily u ,llc To be charged Slo" Tor choi'"
tone, and ! 80 ia both languages. ,., m 49,
All announcements Of cai:liitt's Tor p"'c"' Once
will be chSs.ad double the price of other advertise
n.eutS =, -
t,wins 30 the immcn'e loss sustained ny hewsl'p,'
,norrr,nrs th.y ,vc come to tic inclusion that l,t
IA mes Of persous wh"se accounts i'ava "'t n'rn .',
within ono month after presentation snail PC h'n u
knuw tso far as prnc,icabc> to each otrr-'iey "hl
rn,iu. themselves not advertise or PRINT ''r suct
dIu.u.uta uIle,s in case OF "lranrr Paymrms;
,;y,.,n J, G. DE Sr. ROMES
J. BAToN,
=. p. KEt,
j. &. pRENDEEGAST,
JOHN GIBSON,
IGMSDiN.
W.rHy preSs.-W:, tn, undcrsg"}'' agree to an'.'
by the u!uve ii,ions as lar as 'Aey are
weekly papers. , .vpryr,r
(Sismed) a. d. - E ' ,,,
MS No subscriptions taken for e4S than mouths
Letters must in Ill cases, he post uh'd.
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"rIIE TRUE RICHES OF LIFE Is HEALTH

w labor, constitutes tnc wealth OF tho great
mass Of the pnopc III this, as IN n st nhef c"o"-
tries To Pre- serve, there fore, that health by in'n
raj means is gr md, mora. and p Ii'scl schcMr
to fulfil which, requires "u "t'nnst attention.
The uuprccchentc popularity ana n'iiVcrSti ap.
approbali,,u which this medicine las nchi'vcd
throughout tho Unitr,! Sta,cs, tie CnnAd.s, Texas,
Mexico, and the West .die*, fatty justify l'r.
Peters in warmly an'! cons" cnli""s'y rec"n1'len-
ding them to the sp' cj. ',nlcc OF the Aitll'le'i
Peters Vegetable =, l>,r e safest, IN 'st c'c,
tual and economical remedy TO- Diseases OF the
human ccnst.tut oi., that ever been discoveries
DR.. Peters, tho inventor Of this Invaluable H'edi-
cine, from is knowledge 1T the uIi1hn SYSTEM
derived from long and extensive prnc'icr, mas
arrived TO this conclusion, tnlt tn" great ana pr'-
mary causes of most diseases is Arrangement III
the functions OF the liver or III other words an IN
creased or Diminished secretion of The bile.
So we'll is ,S u,!tcrsio od that it is common tor
persons to say wEan they feel un"cl!, that they are
l.i,ou meaning that they have too much hi" on
the stomach. On tie other hand, when the TOW
of bile is diminished. tue process OF Mes ION Is
imuerirctly perform Il. tho patient bee !incS weak
and cI,,,caieh, because nuurlshm"ni contained. III
tho food taken nn Inc It mach IS not proper ex.
tractet, aud the food is ELECTED in a crude state
Or, Peters is confident that tho famous flygcan
| Theory, so called, that, inpurty of the blood
il the cause of all Diseases" is great absnrdily.
! Every one o reflects the subject a moment,
will perceive hat mpuri1y of,hc blood is Sccon
day not primary com aint--tH'c fleet and not
| the cause Of disease. Wuen tho functions OF the
! liver arc dcranget, and the flow of bile increased
it is often taken up by tho absnrt cnt vessels and
carried into the c;rculatlo", and becomes ming cd
| wi Ii tho blood. as in janndicc, when the patient
| shows it in lis cnuntrnlnce. Nov tins Inpurlly
| OF blood is caused by increased flow OF bile,
and to remedy il, YOU must correct the sccrctions
| of tho live, and restore it to icathy state.
| Dr. Peters has spent much tn,c i'll experiment.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

rocc.,, bytE1
haas AID steel stiile bits Of ev,ry descrietioa.
plat Il TX IS aGd s,cr! spurs "i oVcry drsc,Iptrun;
nlalc,I, bias aud steel sluups OF every descnps
rnLc,ri"r with complete ASSORTMENT ct every
urlicl. ih.ir line Ut husntss--'1I I" "hieh llty
offer for sale accommodating terms.
Tu.y viii also con innn 10 receive through the
year by mel, els from New York, fresh supplies TO
cen tier stock ana pie aud complete.
kuuE>, DAVIDSON & co..
80 lJ Canal st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

4 REAUTlFUI. head of hair is the grandekt ornas
~ mcnt belonging ID the human frame How strange
" the loss Of it changes the c"un'tnance and pr"'na
rclv Lrings the appearance OF OLD nge winch Gu
ses many to rccoil at being uncovered, and SOMETIMES
shus $nciev to avoid the rests and sneers OF
their acquaintance: the remainder Ot their lives arc con
sc1uenty spent in refinement In short not even me
loss Of property fills the generous thinking Youth with
that sinking gloom does the loss OF :is HAIR
To avert all these un,lca, ant Giro lmsnnccs l''sn
Balm of Columbia stops the hair froh falling of on The
first application and few hotties restores it again 1t
ikew produces eyebrows and whiSkers prevents the
nnir from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, md
frees it from scnr Numerous certificates o the first
resprctahiity in support of the virtues OF Oldrdgrt
Balm ara shown by the prnprietorS.
W Read the Gollowing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor Of Phil ,d,'Hh
has certified b. belO" to the nigh c'iafa
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that ~rhivc used
the Balm Of toinmIba discovered by j. oitir"@c n'd
have found it highly -rrvrpnle not onl AS preventive
against the falling of of hair but also certain restor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in - Gt"r=" c!srGe'
IO1lN p INGliS, 32l A,ch street.
JOIN u THOMAS, VI d, l6:i Enrcst
JOHN ) Fi'REN lrl spruce street.
l1u';iI N'CItRDI.2 Il South ID 81.
JDllN & ti;D. Jr ;!3 Arch street.
1t is known that 'lrs" W" nhpvt s'gncrs "N"r'
than }" year, +" az" 4'o the other. ~o less than ~.
rodl the Muvor.l
Coin:ilJlinrulrh Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Cry of Philadelphia
Robert Wharton. MGvGr Of said city of l'hndn.
hiA do h"rt'tv certify t am well acquainted! will
Mcsars J = Ings, nm : Fure !, aud Hugh NJ Curly
hose signed IT, the a|oYr certificate, lut they
are gentlemen, OF character and responsibility, md III
such full creii, should Ia" given tn the said ccrti:ate
IN wilurt VIII rtni | have hrrrunto sct my hR,"l
AMI caused the seal OF the city to be fixed, 'hi.
9th ~ Of l,rrem'"r SC.
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSEHlE TIA, each bottle of the Genuine Balm, ha
splendid engraved wrappcr on which is represented
the Fail i\n-urn, &c,
s,ol' hnrSnl'' and "til by the sole agents for Anne
RIGA % Flrtche' street. ar Walden Lime, "nc no"
bel Pearl -rc'r,unl by most druSg lists and pcrumsr
t oagh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, Ncw Orleans.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL
PREV All,

TACT that 100000 of SlrsHUHrtitd Blood PiUS
"tth.t ,y are taken in instance, to
"' tie and correct the Isc"sou- aud bad elects OF qhack
pitts other qack i.e iclucs, by which nauy live.
endangered
1t, t,ct-Tlut all qulck lie cont ain minerals
m"tcry, winch qn"k: tmk must hI or cure aud trust
L. :" l'c-rhat num"'"" q"nr', aud f'r''sn 'mpp,ors
'ai trrs"i."> hc,"rhatt1ry NAV NOR" eff equally impose
''tr W. am, dangerous P'aF''' ON ''' ""'' e,"S
nothing i"r tn" consequences :" Iht they can only pocket
'h,'r Hn1L-t gin
III '1c'-lh'' III" Hu"thS and %t"S" 'np"s'ors VINO
''%, IN 'sr "n"", ' 'H n"m ,Es,, H.. f,,x
'+ ''ir,,'' al " W''' " ' T ''> 'uHe' "S '"'po'o
,I,, ' sore. o, til, ns>r ;i.ro,,
I''"'"'"; ~ >l1r.,' '', h'I', ,,,,,,r,
j'""i""' '""ih"r" SrA'S '["''"n' ana n'o'o neg Oh
,, ,,,I I,''I. ' ,,,y p,,L :, tor ni,uv!r, and
~. at t1r "'e' "''"- tnn "i,'' til ''' ''' '"' VI
r.,'n ~ ,,,. Ir'r, w., T.l,,r.Iu rinrwurms;
,,,n,,,I. " s,,II,,,u n, II h,r,,- r,un of the
>'ol'tn' ,, SN' li "' ~ ,i rt ", i l
,l, ,l,,u.h i,ui Irrn,h t,r,,us lrrn,t &c
ri ,","r ~ ,' "n ',,n, S,,u,,rh coughs;
Wnntnl n,a.t,tr; s' !..,"rc"mir,'n,
Sour srrt'o" ard "'Ide' of lii" stomach" "'efbras"N &C
EECDNMENDATDRI FACTS:
m ~ . = it,,
Us ict- ne "nH Pf"pFh Ut an" " ~. ~
aA's'P"r'a h,',i P" Is regular WY ~ 'i do WEI, " @
.ta' y '"s'@" ny 'i' mos c''.''''" pa! " " 'N
o'n,,s, ,,., ,,,,,,x 1,, ,,,,,.o, D.w,.s U,rs
Doctor rhs s'tk Chapman ''cN'oN "''so" pe"tcs H."
''neS 'iornrr; ,oNr, A. ,,, ,,, ,r, c,,,o,od
III me practice :" many ''y 'lnT ',, very s"S !;
n's"uu" Wy many t" i n,,", ~ '1''' WV
accompany ing rnch BOX OF p'i> = : ,.,,
1t iaCt-Thry c"mpos.d entirely oil Feec'loe-'
and they mercury unna pre-
puratons
It's aEctThey may he taken by the most ana III
al without OF occupation business without
f,r calf, vuho, chrru. of diet cr restraint from
/ tc,unrrnl,e,linr
" III ,,, ,a L.. ,,,.;. ,,,or,.,u .,;c, p,,v
h, mild or ury, uccorJlur to the quantity taken weaken
H. , - ,.h ~ ,,s nf In. nr,nt,y, nrliciuc, rru.
,Iv Il,
/, n, f,c,-Th,, they re the most ctcctual
PIRIfIfRS
Avn
RFSnv ATOR ilE THE SYSTEM
Ever discovered
Afro, constitutional Diseases pr"d"r'i ny mercury or
Tue numerals or The consequence o ssrs' es' 'e"s''
49, 10 ~, w ~, =, ;,. i,,uc, h,,o ,h.v hecu
- i ," , ~, al i, ,,rni"e vnod .rsc,
,hn,nl n,,v If Whom ,ycrr before cons ulrreI in.u
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

NEW MI SiC-O, Native Music; The Convent h u!
l Y Pm ranting, rovin, i'la lie; Nevar Despair, oh
don't you rc.lnh'r the heluii:rl glade i'll the Dr,ml
Romance; The White Horse of the P"pr'r<; thon
come and )l.ovr thou art naar me, sung by N ISIS :"
ri in the grand Eom,ntic Opera .tnilie; Good Mig
Tho meeting AMI parting; care not for spring on
tickle wing by II Russell; Come, come, thau art in
row; Life On the Ocean wave, by ii Russell; She
watched for him; 70 me let fall tear; Come a,
morning. O'er The waters bv moonlight; There no home
like my own, arranged for the harp nv Il inhurre.-
Royal VALUES, by A Flcche; Queen Vicoru's Court
Qua'lrilles. Just received and for salth by
dl0 Il CASEY, 10 Camp ST
NEW MEnlCAlDlirIONARr. -IDnns lissnn'S
\ New Medical Dictionary, in Super Royal 8vn
ologv.-nnvuS on Females Eoumc.-Ebulcs Thru
penticS volumes.
New supplies jus, rcc'ivedby Alex TONAR,
aug II - Camp Street
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ApCrS..' Tvs DrIn;iri IINIv

Dr, h,rn.,,y, til, gre tast Of i.,,ti'i ,lt,a,ls
opinion thu, na 'lr:il!,s I" the diseases that attcc
nankind ursinite ia the st,m rc' This Elixir was
used by him with the mast unprecedented success III
ms private and public rracllcs for upwards OF forty
wears, for the rc,l,v, Of he foown! Diseases:
Loss ufal,Irtlte Fnvuicncy, Dist'non OF the Stom-
ach Puiu il, the side, !IeavineSs OF the Head and incl,
;,ation sleep !rregularty OF the 'nwrs, and IN all
cases where Indigestion tu,lv" habit Is io,lnl 10
exist.
This medicine must not be nunlhcted among the host
Of ulack nUSru:is now before th: public, IL Is the
sole invention of t!a u,e and N scientific surgeon
Euro,c ever pruuccl, and thu of preparing il
vas rurcasid hv the for very large II is
agree, ,ulc AMI pleasant to the Ia tie, acts mild acr
ie, always keeps the bowels free, nrarts vigo aud
strength to the II, and c!l?rriainrss to the mind
an! II few b,neS removes the most niirnicl cases Ut
Dyspepsia Adi ,csioA, a.d i!evtHida return at amy
future period. ~
NEW York, l7ih August, 1888.
*, Madison. street
c1R:-In con sequence Of eai..!g selcntary life,
nave been troubled more or less with Indigestion for
ten wears; ur tho last three wears my suitern-s have
been iusu.,.ortabo have tried several phyScianS,
aud nurmr of lack medicines, with ut deriving any
benefit. | dcspai,cd Of ever obtaining any permanent
relief, and gned mySef 10 the ,s hopeless despair
was persuaded BY many friends 10 try Ahcrncthy's
Dysneptic Elixir. have now finished the tuu,th bot
tlc and know not how to express nration of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle it il performed in
restoring me- that health which , n:sht lost for
.y,r Send me half dozen bottles n, e and except
NV thanks if the blessings you have n erred by re-
storing mt to peiscth'allh.
rcnan vollrs,
JCOB MONROE.
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.iJ,ls
NEW York, Eth August, 1888.
TEXTS LAND TTTT.r.S.

TEN\S LAND TITLES.
n ABSrR \tT Of tn" origi'm! titles Of record in
u ,h, general land office. PrinsJ in urcorduucr
~,th resolution OF The House OF Nerr' 'en'atv"s pas
I'D lth MAY, i3'a. f>w copies list received aud
hy ALEX TDWAR,
II - Camp
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uARHowcATE SPRINGS

THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM VIEW
ORLEANS.
vu@IyE r,o,,ietor Of Ibis establishment has the plea
sure Of announcing TO his friends and the pubic
in peueIn Tia, he will be in readuc sby the first DAY OF
MAY receive visi,ers. lie VIII also S'"'' Io vi. @
improvements made, aud others now gong on ana III
rapid progress for completion, "hch WIZ ehane , ue
aubscrhcr to accommodate much larger n"'''i ''"u
h.re,ofoyot and at tl,s same tune ntpEh bette
EptNH. On be accommodated ,iJss2S2sl a, is Y
bore yho sieT eau have atsa 1ae !,
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ALLIGATOR LINE.


Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
+ f~'ff=-1Se 81 Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs
,rL1..l ~ days, and Saturdays, per the
sp cndid steamer Champion, Eek
ccpt in case of st rm.,l To Pc s1coa thence per
steamer lie Roy Ia La Grange. and 'i'c' CO ''"r
horse post coaches vi, II .riti,,, cambridge, Fun
h,r,"n, Brrrrn, Onlnw'<. Il Perry, To Macon,
G, thcnco VI. Mlirt ,rvli'r, and Sparta, to Nar-
rcn,um, the &C pr raj! rols CARS I" Augusta.
The Champ 81. IS in S'rnild "r'tor, with new
t, ppcr i'" r., copprrcd aud c pprr fastened
Tho e Roy has been Thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations are as handsome as any b"'
The beau iuI SAINT, Rosa Sound, and Cn"rta-
wntchic Bay present the st interesting steam ma
viyatou i'll the Snuth-Iclns at the sanlct me
perfectly land locked.
III" Teams are no, s,,rpass on any route III the
country the drivers, to "'a', Careful a''a '''c"
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous have b Gu
newly built, that high waters do not inter Gro
Tho eating houses have been mostly changed,
| and good as any 70 d IN The Sonth
1t is generally known that inc rNccl.'nce aud
hardness of the roads enable the teams ut all STA
to make great speed. Tner s'noot'n'ss SC
curcs tho travci from the ordinary iatiGur ut
| stage travelling.
| The Liuc is IRVING its passengers from
August. 10 Mnbl, in four days and twelve
hour, or to n " Orleans in four days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, the line IL six days
!
travelling the as il the other direction, "ut
! the difference ., tt,no the ute, Is caused ny
day being lost ia Pensacola, which. however, Is
well repaid by the op "rtuniy II gives III scei Z
| the Navy Yard, tie Old Spanish turts, etc In"
travel cr also sleeps at Macun, alI a4aln at w ar,
! ,ctuu. Tnis cement VIII G. mltnuc Ill. the
travel turns norllward, when til inc WILL be tho
$ me from Mobile 10 Augusta, as 1t is II Nv IN this
other direction.
This Advertisement cnntlins Il plain statement
Of facts, tho accuracy at which The pr"PrirtorS
| gaurartrc to each passenger IN tn: penalty ui has
stage far.
Maps OF the Line my he at the Tx hange
Hotel. n, W ur!o4ss, Au,l at th: .Ii sion louise,
| Mobile.
Fare through from NJ bile to Augusta, SIT so
The lu;c extends, by Il branch to TaliihasSco.
at Chattahoucic, Ito line connects with the
ste lmboat carrying the mail to .Apl %chicoil and
ST. Ioscpis
Office a, tho Massrn House, Mobln-
NIL bOSTWICk, Agent, Mobile.
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