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GINA Ola l..

+ CORDIAL DE LUCINE OF LEl.IXtH DE
IL LAMOUR.-Thc United States Agent for The
Lucina Cordial Elixir of Live, returns his q atetu
acknow rdaenen for inc altering patronage which
he has already received aud also for the many est
monias which have been him touching the the al
most 'nirncniOas efficacy of this inestinahle medicine
The well founded reputation Of the .ucina Cordial
warrants the agent in Withdrawing his long advcI tise-
nents; but for the benefit IF those persons VIII" may
as yet be o: it's nat,rc lie w"uld explicitly
state thur it DR.. Alagnns ceiebrnted discovery,
which has created such n sensation in France. it
speedily restores the vre powers, where they have
been exhausted by disease otherwise, and substan
TALLY reuvacs the procreant functions; that it is
eccal for the uor abus; and above all that it
is the only remedy discovered for the removal Of
npotency in males and barrennesS in females. Owing
To its vas invsoIang qualities, it is also highly Use.
full in g"et obslructed, difficult painful m"nstrun
tion incunnence of'he urine, involuntary discharge
thereof chronic erup,ons Of the skin dropsics uticc-
tons Of the aged &c.
In order that all cnsscss Of society may receive the
benefit Of DIR. Nagnin's discovery, the American pro.
prctor has consented that the Cordial shall he sold in
bottles Of six EACH ut the reduced price OF 50
which, is less than half the price charged for it in
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOlDE2WElI, NJ. ID:
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale wole-n lie und retail
at No. 81 P0vG,us street, between Magazine and Cum
sta, New Orleans. m26
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NEW MEDICINE.
DR.. &. r. PheiU's Compound TOMATO PILLS
FiEntirely Vegetable

4 nem ant inr"intbe .Ncdtcine for all Diseases
a substitute Jar tai0nitI a cathnrtic in EercrS
amtt alt Billions IDtrtions.
lSE popular Pills heing aconhlnntion OF newly dis
L c"vercd Alkaline substance extracted from the Tomato
Plat with other vegetable substances which have been found
TO modify Ndiuse its effects believed to be the brAter
alive and CathartiC Medicine discovered They have
been ahntiiy and successfully tried and have received
universal appreciation for Scroua, Dyspepsia JAnncu, Bill
ons Diseases Gravel rheumatism Coughs, Colds, Inluenz
Catr b. Nervous diseases, Acid >lomats, Ganduar swell
tlngs OF all kinds, Costivenc Cole. Headache sc.
An Ahtldstc 10 Contagious and Epidemic diseases to
vent the formation OF Billions and liver affections, Fever and
Asue &c i'll those reside hot climates, aud low and
those ,cSet Scnnen will fad llrcu, inablc remedy
Tor the SrurVy aud Travellers The hest nec:e they
to eoenieract tue dangers of exposure in unhealthy eli
hntcs For ordinary Family fLysc theyare universally up
proved Us the best ever offered.
The glar the Tomato Plant fer long
time ATTRACTED the attention Of the medical profession and the
public aud great Interest has been directed the future de-
veloeheM OF Its medicinal qualities, wlch tho proprietor
hdp III being now able to gra-ana his pills TO
tho pG with the full confidence their being tho
bAFE anu VALUABLE REMEDY DIsCovERtB. Humorous
certhcaes VI cures from those who taken te and
testimony OF several PHYSICIANS who prescribed nn all
concur 10 cortohorale this opinion. The rapidly increasing
denand tor and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
aalutsS
In presenting this article the public the prop
influenced by the hope that medicine ~ eared VIII much
care aud with strict regard the Chec; and Thrcu
of the irresponsible medicines of tbs day, with which the
country aboundsaad from the already bestowed upon
hhy and Others lie feels justified in expecting h
result.
For full account Of this interesting discovery, estimo"
ats mode Of speration &C. pamphlets, whc he Aat
gratis Of all who sell those pills.
None are genuine without the signature of G. r. PHELPS
NJ d. sole proprietor, Hartford Conn
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NO CURE No PA
TAR JOHNSON, Office 10 Bienvills street, con
- 6nn, his uraclice to the treatment vi Nencrcu

nR. JOHNSON, Office 10 be''''s str,s'' con
IL fines his practice To the treatment Vi sehetea'
Disease , IN all its different FORMS y,
Dr. Jvhason from IL residence Of many years IN HOS,
n;,uls in Europe devoted to the eatent Ut Venereal
Diseases an. from his present extensive rfnclce III
thut rite ulur branch of the proies slon guarantees
safe spe ,dy aud eecuat to such persons us are
.,oubled with any Of the following diseases VIZ
Gouorrhoea elects, Sl.cu,es Chancres, Buhos'
Seminal Weakness, Affections OF the BLADDER, Kidneys
Inins Urelhra rrosrue Gland, Swellrd eslicles,
Cruptions IN the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
joints; -. II r,
And the numerous symptoms Which generally follow
his disease. >, a.,
Recent cases cured in thee days without the
use OF Mercury interruption iron business, OF ncru-
zion in The inside OF living.
A mcdlctne to prevent Vencrcal Disease can he OBJ
med Of Dr. johnson. 1t is from the recipe OF the
Ha,u, Larry, u celebrated French Surgeon, and was
a, seI bv him during ,ne several cnnpai IN which he
carved IA Surr.uu General ia llar French Army.
Sold by Dr. johnson, at hi, Office 1ho,c persons
having n,y af,,.ton OF Vensreal Disease, AMI shout
taking sea voyages or reniovig to the county! would
ln well nv giving DR.. Johnson call, proper mcdi-
Gin N tor Their cure in the shortest time can be put up
with written dircc tious tn their use.
Office open frou. u The uornin. u'll loorlock al
usht
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L DLAfING CARnS-Just received few gross
l. ofvery superior French cards, very thin and
fine, for sale cheap bv u FELT l. Co,
milo N Stntioners hull, "a Charrcs
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Dray, and wagon do
Saddle bags, douhc ands noe; vaices mr deal
saddle bays, Buss,is carpe. bags; best ,ren frame
leather folio trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, g sukey, twlg aud planters
crop whips: wool, worstfd, cotton and leather
.lrihs and sursinales; s'lrrup lea'her>; Trunk
straps and wnrste1 rein web; chain and hook
names; blind brides aud lines; S o'ch collats,
and horse and mule collars, ..oi all qnaltl, 5, mo.
rocco, buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
brass and steel bridle bits of ev'ry description ,
plated. brass and steel spurs of every description
plated, brass aud steel slrrups OF every descr ps
lion
Together with complete assortment of every
article in their line OF busness-ai Of which they
otter for sale on accommodating Terms.
They vii! also continue to receive through the
year, by packets from New York, fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ample and complete.
KOuES, DAVIDSON & CO,
rs Is Canal st.
SCUOUi. BOOKS, cheap blank books, and cap and
- letter paper. quilts, &c. &c, large and first
assortment for sale low by ALIEN IOWAR,
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

/
T. Cfts Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs
tsz1lss! zz=5z1. days, and Saturdays, per the
=s-zesz%s@las~s splendid steamer Champion, lex.
ccpt in Of 81 rms,) to ro' sacola thence per
steamer Lie Roy to Lii Grange, and 'hcnco fonr
horse post coaches via Mariana BAinbridge, Pm
dcrton, Bcrrcn, Outlaws. aud Perry, to Macon,
Ga thence via MiIlcdgcvilIc, and Sparta, 10 War
renon, thence per rail road cars to Augusta
The Champion is in splendid order, with new
copper boh RS, coppercd aud PIPER fastened.
The lie Roy has becn thoroughly repaired, hor
accommodations handsome any bout.
The beau itul Santa Rosa Sound, and Chocta.
wa,chie Bay present tho most interesting steam Il
vigatlon i'll the South--heng at the sun,ctme
perfectly land locked.
The Teams are mol surpassed on any route in the
country the drivers, TO i man, careful and a,ten
tive.
| Tho bridges heretofore dangerous havc been
newly built, SO that high waters do not inter
The eating houses have been mostly changed
and are now as good as nn any road in the Sonth
| 1t is generally known that the excellence and
hardness OF the roads enable the teams ut all sea-
sons to make great speed. Their smoothn SIS SC
cures the travci er from the ordinary fatigue o.
stage travelling.
The Line is c,rrying it's passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days al twelve
hours or 10 New Orleans i'll tour days al d twent,
hours. Going to Augusta, tho line is six day
nd seven hours. Tn lime actually emr Logged i,
travelling Is the same AS III the ether drt tton, tu
| the difference OF time the route, is sed by
day being lost in Pensacola, which, IL wever, il
veil repaid by the op or,unity it gives of seeing
the Navy Yard, tic Old Spanish Forts, etc. The
travel or also sleeps AT M"cnn, and again at War
tenLon. This arrangement will continue TILL thu
| travel turns northward, nhrn the inc wall b. I'll,
me from Mobile To Augusta, as it is now in thu
other direction
This Advertisement contains plain state
of facts, tho accuracy of which the proprietor
gaurantco to each passenger i'll the penalty of hi
stage fare.
Map. oitho Line may DO seen at tho Ex,hang
Hotel, New Orleans aud at thu Mansion House
Mobile.
Faro through from Mobile to Augusta, SAT s.
The line extends, by branch to Tallahassee
At Chaltahoochc, TIE line connects with tn
steamboat carrying the mail to .Apa achicola an
St. Juseph's
Office at tho Maasinn House, Mob To-
ml7 o OSrWICk, Agent, Mobile.
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milo N Y Stntoners hull, u thartres
NJ ORRIS Il Co. NJ. SO Chariras street, are now
l. Y receiving and opening the most splendid SUI
stau,ial aud fashionable stock Of ClothIng they
have ever eAhibled III this market, consisting III
part of the following articles: blue, blue black, Jet
black, london brown, elton, olive, london smoks
and golden olive irrcS and dress coats; beaver,
stable and HARRINGTON trock coats, elegantly rnisa-
ed fancy and plain black cashmere and cnih
pantaloons english aud french fancy and plain
silk and suIin vests; real new market comforts;
english aud french fancy and PLAIN scarts and
hdkts; chamuls, sks-weh and gum. elastic
penders; channels, mcrino, lamb's wool, welsh fans
ue, silk aud cotton sherts and drawers, fine
linn and cotton shirts, with linn h"soms, plain
and ruilled ivorv pearl and plain handle silk UNI
brellas Grah's' premium Gluvcs-als".
beautiful ar,i. lie of white kid, for weddings, balls,
&C.; Sprtleteid silk ard randana hdkIs; plain,
figured and embroidered Cambria do; silk, lamb
wonls, marino, germantown, and brown and white
cotton half hose; all OF which they offer low for
cash. or to pun,ual customers as usual. Nov. |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and EAGLlSiI.-
Mr.. James, recently arrived IN this city, begs leave
to inform The ciliZens of New Olleans that he will
open IN academy on Monday, II, January, a, No
10 Toulouse street, for the instruction OF youth OF
both sexes, in French and English, IN which, he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs.
Me,chrr, who speak beth ,huse languages with
great uency and purity, and VIII, will take charge
! OF The depart M III OF The young laules.
! Mr.. James will give his whole attention 10 the
various branches of education, and Hatteis himself
that he will give entire satisfaction to those VIII q
NAV honor him with lheir confidence. nov
| NORRIS 4 Co, No. 33 Chnrtres st eel, e.
crlving daily from their house in Ph,a !,tphia an
| elegant and complete assortment OF sub>tannt ial
and fashionable clothing. They invite the alten-
un OF the rnbiic, as they ara warranted III say lug
that strangers and citizens cannot furnish them
selves moe alvantayeously III any Guy III the
| Union
N. B. A few ven elegant ivory handle UNI
hreas, from 3 to IS inches. Also, large LOT
while prne packing boxes, various sues, very low
UNCHANGED London, for sale by
IL mly LHGALE, SO Common st
TlNHE subscriber offers Tor sale $50 bhs Flour Is,
| i bills Whiskey; 50 casks Bacon Sides; So casks
Bacon Shoulders; 10 casks canvassed Hams
april TliOS B HULLEN, II Camp 81
~ IIISKt.Y-20O barrels reciIiied, landing fioN
w steamer Empress, for sale by Il DORSEY,
npto0 a New ievee
~ lCf.-3O I4lces rice, tor sale by
IFE FRESERVEKS-lu-t received u superior
IL article oflifa prsservers at the bazaar,
az BUSH ~ ALLAN
4 ME-lOnO tasks Thonustou Lime, landing from
| IL ship Peruvian, for sale by
aple WHITNEY, 70 Camp S
TEMENT-Hy d,nnlic and Roman for sale by
~ MARI READ X BARsToW, Bank Plac
S,FEKM UANIJ-Es-3OO bu::es sperm Caldles
! ~ assorted brands, for sale by
arl q l b"lDd5 Co laa Magazine 5
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J. Ross, lafayette City
G N Morrison. No II, Canal street
G Jones, coruer Tivol Circle and Triton Walk.
Those that wish to Agents., address F. a tFOL
p'tANSBE wholesale A-en mar ! "
;" AGNERS LIQUID ODENTICA.-ilas
w been long used. both here and in the north
will, uniform success. for cleansing and whitening
the teath, and preventing the lnohache preserving
the gums, purifying til, breath, and rei,ving most
diseases to which he mouth is liable IN either the
adult or nfant,-Oue tea spoonful, mixed in wine
slassful of pure water. and applied 10 the teeth
in usual manne' with brush, Will rfiec,ualiy pre-
vent scnrvy, and ward off that excrura.lns pain,
the luuh ache.
Prepared only by T. F. Wanger, Surgeon Den.
It's, 10 Jefferson College, and sold wholesale and
retail nv CARLETON 4, ca. 81 Canal st.
f5 sule agents for Wanner's Od.ntic
TvLOUR-l0O0 bhls superine l5f do fine for sac by
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bacon. LARD and pORk--l5o hhds Cincinnati
ID culed Sides and Shoulders
1000 kegs first quality Lard
100 hris Mess Fork. for sale by
arl >TETSUN & AVERY sH Gr.virr 6,
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GAS DEPARTMENT., }
Cos Light Banking Comply, January &c. 1889
TIME StGk Of Coke being much reduced this Com
l. pnny will furnish Pistsburg Coal, In smull guam.
tics, to their customers.
Orders received at the Gas Office, Bar. Alley.
ia3l n W WEIIES S,c'v
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Olinai 1t
STEAW IS()AV HILLS.

Owners, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of STEAM
" BOATS haze their Bills struck Of, IN ore
or more Culored Inks Plain or Coorcd Puper, nth
despatch, and (uoorabte Terms, By teapiay their
ORDERS atrRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Poyhras and 81. Charles streets.
GAR < MDLASSES-I5O hlus Sugar,
lO,oOO gals Molasses-,n plantation above Tho
sale by ADAMS Il WlllfALi.,
etj-2w 81 Gravier st
SADDLEkY W ARE.- he subscribers, mama
- facturers and wholesale dealers in soddlery
goods, now receiving by late arrivals from the
north in addition TO their former stock, an ex,en-
sive assortment of articles in their line, among
which are the ioowIn Wig:
Ladies and misses plan and quilted saddles,
Gen,lemen's do Spanish do
d., do Mexican do
do do Creole do 2
do do Amer. do ~
do do English do :
Youths do Spanish do :
do do Creole do c.
Amer. and Eng. brides and bride muunllngs, =
do do mhrtingales, :
Plated brass, and japanned roac', harness, :
d., do do y'g ant sukeo do {
do do do BArou,h he do
nraX nd |
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FRANKLIN 1NFIRNQARy
gI>HE public are respectfully informed that tnM ns
L tuition is GREETED on the nost improved plSu,s
in nn airy and most ad, arabie situation, the fanUu
frunkm, upon the rail, osd, mile from The issi
sipi.
The building IL large suA commpdicu.lv divided
n apartments. for ksrpu, seParsts dier.nt ciasrss,
and d.ficrens diseases.
The institution is supplied viii, skiiiul and
attentive maie and female and speaking tle
rous modern languages.
Private may b. had bv gentlemen al FIVE dot
lars per day. incIuain. attendance, &c.
Terms in the ORDINARY wards. two dotiars per dsv
Slaves also two dollars. Small Po1 in the ordinary
wards, FIVE dollars.
All capita. surgical oI,eratiuu~ extra.
The resident ph, si.ian rs DR. Weadenan, TO whos~
application for ADMISSION must be msda pr & A
Luzclnherg, No II Rampant street. apig "
DRsZTEKS tOPFFK-JuFt rcrevsd, in store %
ID Cases assorted from to 90 sheets. 20 GU inchss
8 LOCKE Il TO,
m9 If 8 Frnai l.syse
NXI;HANGr. On l1i.AhELPHIA-Fov sale kr
~ MI E fORkE, IS Camp ii
lSs rOfsK--A0 bbls, for ssle by,
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ESLOUR--l000 bhls superne 45il do fine for sac by
IL G DORSEY, - New Levee
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lNLAGG sTONES-6Oa yds Flagg Stones andin
u from. ship 81. Lawrence, for sale by
5 s. T WHITNEY
may 70 Camp ST
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FOR SALE BY,
Fnl.nsbe, General Agent No. IL Exchange Place.
tho Post Office Also, by reychan No la5 Rue no val
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11ANCY MATClIt.S-Wih beautiful, paintings,
lanias from zh, Alexander from Bremen for
-, -. TRlER,
.ehyy3 - Magazine st
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lSS PORK--40 bbis, for sale by.
~ no ANlEs. I
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J. Baker & Co, No II New Leyee
DR.. Marshall Corner st James and Tchapitoulus sts
j. Ross, Lafayette City.
G. MDrrison No H. Canal street
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-26

to lose office. He must do their bidding
or cease to be their candidate. He can
no, act Independently.
But, ia the dilemma in which he has in.
volyed the House Of Representatives, and
in following up the course marked out for
him by his party, he has assumed a fear
ful responsibility. The office which he
may obtain VIII not recompense him for
the injury that is done to his character.
The supple tool of power yet was
happy or respected.
What has he DONE He has, by his
own action, delayed the public business,
caused thousands Of dollars TO be needless
" spent, impeded the action of the CO.
vernment, sought to destroy the authori-
ty OF the Governor of a sovereign State,
and prevent the due organization of the
Representatives of the People into a legal
body. Ano all for what? Because il is
thought that ifthe laws Of the country are
respected, and the legally returned MEM
beis from New Jersey allowed totake
their seats, the interests of party may no,
be suhserved, and a Wing Speaker may
be elected TO preside V the deliberations
of the House OF Representatives,.
And suppose n Wing Speaker be elected
lis this such a dlreful event that "woes
unnumbered" are expected 10 spring from
the cause7 II the Administration party
do not love darkness rather than light, be.
cause their deeds are evil, they need no.
dread a Wing Speaker. He can but APP
point Committees, who will investigate
abuses and corruption, and let the people
have light
We trust that tones tho OF public indig.
nation at MIR. GARLAND's conduct may be
both loud and deep. He sins wilfully. He
has no excuse. He knowingly violates
the laws and usage of his country, and
tramples upon the constituted authorities
of u sovereign State, fer miserable par.
ty purposes. And, worse than all, he
now sits at the Clerks table and awaits
the reward Of his %treachery to his coun-
try. and his devotion Of his party.
Shall he receive that reward! He
may.-But we would envy not his feel.
ing, even should he attain his wishes. A
public man may pay toe dear for honors
and his salary. The last is a considera-
ton with most of the modern ''patent
Democrats" aud we presume Mr.. GAR.
LAND does not differ with the rest OF his
tribe.
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VA I r y.
From the Little Rock Gazette.
THE MILITIA.

In several Of the northern States, Con-
ventions of Delegates from different corps
of the militia have been held, with a view
to producing a change in the law, rela-
ting to that arm of defence, and a better
system OF discipline than at present pur-
sued. 1t is time the subject was taken In
hand by Congress, and a general system
adopted for the whole country at once.
We do not believe that any system can
be adopted, which will be useful and eff.
lective in disciplining the great body oil
the militia, without bearing hard on the
citizens, and being detrimental to their
private interests. Still it is essential that
it should be well armed, and the whole
force Of the country kept constantly en-
be marshalled at short notice. One pa
rade, for inspection, would be as useful,
for all practical purposes, as half a do
zen for nothing less than daily, or at the
least, weekly drilling, can make men so
familiar with arms and discipline, as to be
effective as soon as called into the field.
If the Congress og the United States
would pass an act for the uniform govern
ment ofthe militia of the Union, requiring
every citizen liable to duty TO keep the
necessary arms, and repair to the rendez-
vous of his company, regiment, or brigade,
as the distance might render proper, on a
given day, uniform throughout the coun-
try, to exhibit his arms for Inspection, II
will be doing as much with the rank and
| file as can be done. Let all the commits
| stoned officers be furnished with uniform
books of instruction, from which 10 get a
correct idea of their duties, for all the
eyolutions must be learned and studied at
home, before they can be brought INTO
practice on parade; and once or twice
every wear, they should be taken into the
field, and encamped, for some consldera-
BILE time, either in brigades or divisions,
so that the superior officers could satisfy
themselves that their subalterns paid pro-
ner attention to their studies in fitting
| themselves for the active duties OF war.
AS this system would require consldera-
bile expenditure of time or the part OF the
officers. it would be requisite thai they
| should be be literally paid for the time
actually devoted to the public service in
the field, for few OF u citizens VINO
would accept commands in the militia
could afford TO lose the time during which
they would be encamped. Although II
would occasion the expenditure ola large
sum of money, the cost would be nothing
in comparison with the evils ofthe present
system. In addition to the rank and ME
being always provided with efficient arms
il would be advisable, also, for the whole
on the day Of inspection, TO wear some
simple uniform, made Of cheap materials