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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-31
Washington. Dec. 10.

Washington. Dec. 10.
In the House on Thursday, the debate still
further continued. Mr. Johnson of Md. commended
that the Speaker was bound blythe Constitution to
swear in the members from New Jersey. MIR
Wise addressed the House at great length.
Mr. Wise, after being several times interrupted
upon points of order, got the floor addressing him
self to the State Rights men. Two deserters, he
said, had discovered themselves already and these
were State Rights mon, (meaning Mr. Shepard of
North Carolina, and Mr. Rhett of South Carolina }
New Jersey, in asking protection in her State
Rights doctrines, might cry out to such State Rights
men-'Save me from my fiiends and I will take
care of my enemies Mr. Wise compared Rheus
votes and Rhett's speeches, and contended
that he had acted part grossly inconsistent. He
also referred to the prior acts of Mr. Dromgoole of
Virginia, in regard to swearing in members. Once
these two commended that no business could be
done unless all the members sworn in.
Mr. Wise spoke at length, also, upon the charac-
ter and importance of Governors certificate. A
Governors commission, Mr. Wise said, till now,
had always been considered good authority of cleo.
ton. Some members would remember when
John Randolph presented himself for the first time
to the House OF Representatives. He went to the
Speakers Chair, and the Speaker put to him the
question ARE you twenty five years of age sir p
In q woman's voice, young John answer ed-sGo
ask my constituents There his authority
and the authority OF a commission. John Ran.
dolph, though not twenty-five years Of age, took
his seat. In conclusion, Mr. Wise cited certain
cases in the history of This Government, and one
in the history OF Oliver Cromwell and the RUM
Parliament. 1t was very much in character hi
thought, and resembled the character of Congress
at thia mement. This Congress, he thought, shoult
be called the 'Rump Congress- Cor the principles
attempted to be carried out here were like those
attempted TO be enforced elsewhere.
Mr. Wise made most striking peroration to hi
speech. He knew, he said, how the case was tc
be decided. The fat had gone forth and it wal
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PROSPECTUS.


TIE subscriber proposes to publish, in the be-
ginning oi the ensuing winter, Il Condensation /
the twenty volumes of tho Old and New Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports, to be comprised IN four
volumes, svn according to tn" model Of Peters
Conuc4sr,' Reports.
This work is now in preparation by J. Burton
Harrison, Esq of this city, assisted by William f.
Brand, Esq The Editor is also permitted by Il
gulshcd retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and by ono of tho sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may NATURAL? he reapcd from their experience.
Such Il wurk is Incoming every day more nc.
ccssary, as the original is volrninous, expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani.
fest, in the other States OF tho Union, in reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence Of louisiana; and the
circumstances of the numerous principles hero de,
cdca in the adjustment Of conflicts of laws, makes
the knowledge Of our atjudycd cases Of prime uti-
lily TO the jurisls of the whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic Of Texas has adopted codes,
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those the
moro authoritative forums Of the other States, vii.
DC added to cacI, case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave.
and will be delivered, bound, to subscr .bcrs at Sc
per vol; in case it should be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, tho price to sub
,crbcrs will be 81 per vol.
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Jos cor Camp and Common SITS.
ANNOLESALE AND RETAH.COMB AND VA

AN7lIOi.ESAIE AND RETAILCOMB AND VA
W klETl SFOEiI-at the sign of the golden
comb, Mo chartres stecc.. The subscribers have
ccycd, ina hltio to their previous stock hand full
and completes assortment of articles in their line; Wis
combs, pcri'm 'ry, Iewery brushes locking glasses,
CDM!':S-,or,.so SHE'LL wrought and plain tuck, twist,
Chilled back, lour round, dressing, side puff curl and
neck, Brazilian combs of every description amongst
which Mexican pattrrs Ivory combs of every
description, horn, dressing and packet, together with
general assortment ofFrenah and American.
PEHFtlMERf-to losnc .nvenlcr Florido, honey,
bay, rose, and orange flower waters of every and
rrptiun Cumphotled Cologne, extract of R9rgan,ot,
fancy soaps OF all kinds, shaving do in cakes and pots
do, Wards vegetable hair OIL bears and an
,,1. DC" rrss'"n's smelling snlts plain and pcrlnmcd
natum in pots and rolls, orris aud chlorine tooth wash
an. now,c1s, with II general assortment of
,JEWE'.l.kf-some otthe latest md most fashona-
bic sets, consisting OF white and red comedian, topaz s.
Jet cnrrops, set i'll lagrcc breast pins of grcas <ue
~ of patterns watch trimmings, gilt and silvc' ucklcs
silver thnblcs silver and gold cils aud guard chains
RlUStlES-Clotli hair, dust ,g, crumh, hearth floor
hat flesh TOOTH plate, comb, Nail, shaving, shoe and
whitcwash brushes.
LOOKING GLASSES-(;erman statia and toilet
glass, masnyins and French dressing glasses home
do, with variety of other kinds not enumerated.
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTICLES-Frcnrh
and American portable desks and dressing cases. some
very rich and finely Gnish ladies work boxcs aud !rcs-
sing with and without music musical boxes Ac-
corHns tvaous kinds, viulis and guars silver and
plated pencils ana! leads wtsd pencils Tor carpenters and
CnFoiS, tntI" co;kE g'lS ana pistols with and without
percussion cups. percussion cap chargers, nipple
screw drivers, shot belts bags, paste blackin 10y
lea SETS Indian beads OF every kind bells and piules
INC and common knives aud scissors tni:nlts
nccdlcs, pins silver rlvtcd, Steel and common, spcctu,
ces, pocket books and wallets OF varoS kinds visiting
cards and rnn! playing cards of French German
md American manufacture, dolls. imitation fruit snu
boxes, prints of various kinds, Saunders Purei, VS.
EwnrlSuns, iiIma4s and hawkins razor straps and
metallic homes. slirs, fancy bead necklaces do viii, ar
drops toy watches, pearl buttons, powder lasks, Gu, an,
pr,I cnt r,lt IL,
boards dice, optical virnes, jew sarls, locooco match
and drinking cups, with great VARIETY OF other arri
cles all uiw will hc sold for cash city accept-
ces IN II months credit. u VI SlMMG!%S, Il 60.
d. 7GG.,arirqss,
OtiiS' Medical Br.ks-ioui4 m fli,lisi, d., nm
IL bloolIeuig, lca SIMPLY, reed by
-ici \ TUNA!t, 70 C,,,
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HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
III GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, d. with
Il an appendix, containing translanons Of yaro,s
odes, &r;hy Ben !onson, Cowlcy, Milton, Drydon
Pope Addison, Swift Chaterto:, q Wakefield, Porson
Bryan &c and some Of the more eminent poets Of til
p!1utDRUS, with the app:.ldx Of iiu,lius transl,
ted by Christopher Smart, ia wis forum, Volumes.
and IL Of "larpcrs Classical Library
The Expedition of HUMPHREY CIJNNER. nv
Snollclt, NJ d. with memoir of the Author by Tim,
Us Roscoe Esi new edition. with illustrations, by &c
C.uihStauk
TIE ii'Sf;a Tale, by the an,,or Of aRic ps,ss
Mary OH Irguniy," It,, ew edition yu,. ,,mnI.
II '
PAU. iFFOElEhg ihr a,.,nar %, "palh,r
Ths Dis 3D. &c, hrnl scu,is " OF tue .n.,y II,
h""El Afs Complete jt.s, just r-c~. -
sdic,S SM McKkAN
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sENl,Y X LEE . co, Nc , \layazins street. are
III VOW receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle anil other late arrivals from :hr
:,crn cities large and new selected assortment
HAS, Boots, shoes and Rrognns,
consisting of gen.lcmCns fine c:.lt and Morocco boots
do 90 quality; do buI'. and stout peSscd boots
variuus qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco,
s,,lpe, mems line calf and kppc ,'esscd shoes and
r0sans; do boots; DO stout Kip ant! begged shoes
ri brosas; gcntlcmcua best quality e:lt s'wc shoes.
irogans anti Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
cklc shoes and brogpns; Ito calf, sea: and Moroccn:
dan shoes and slippt"s, do calf buff ann wings,
article; do fine cali, sell and quarter
'Gts; boys, misses and cl,ldrcns pegsc and sGwcd
b. os,Ils, and shoes OF every quality and kind
Also general assortment Of mems stout wax and
r'~'s lnogans and shoes, together With 10000 pairs
csro best quality, russell brog:ns, nailed in til,
hanks, male expressly for plantation use; good AS
r'mcnl OF mems fine and stout kip r'sstl' h"gns, a
Nv ar'icl c, and a'yc quantity OF an inferior 4''a,
II sse am, wax broyans.
Ladies' fine calf, SEAL morocco and grain wells, and
pump sole shocs Ito fine French Morocco and kid ram
u',n slippers do shoes, will, and without. heels;
,all kinds and qualities do lasting, h.o;,,s; 40 s,'i,cr
and io>ch booccs. Misses lasting srrn, shoes
b, Su.s. Ch,ru's eolo,c, Morocco and lasting bro
81 ,sand boots, Ne.
..clcncn's fine fashionable black silk ha,s 10 black
w dlat beaver Ito nj superior T'l:iy Il" imitation
IL ram to broad ANT, narrow b'im mems fine ts' Ir
"l * Hssia short nappc' l,'s, article. i">th.
" and hcj's black and dr:h wool hats OF >:i.i"Is
sMpcs, with general assortment OF boys and nl'i
-! caps.
Tins assortment VII. he rc,lcnis'Ge' b, the arrival vi
r"h "ckrtSr"n the ao",e nanc' cities, all {" which
~'lIbc sold on accommodating terms. nn3s I'll
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FOR THE CURE or

FOR THE CURE
Srronla or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cuancous Dis Pains in the Bones, by free
eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in vated state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest phnrmacc utcu and and contain
the active principle of Sarsaparia in the most concen
tra,ed degree combined with other vegetable substance
of known efficacy.
The great desilenum with physicians in being abb
To exhibit n large quantity of Sursaparia in a sma
dose, has been obtained in this preparaton-tcy, being
fully convinced Of its merits, confidently administer
the course Of their practice.
Price 81 so per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
BROTHERS. drug store, No. Canal street, whe-
lay be had fresh and genuine dircc tlrom the pr"r ria
con- Carpenters Preparations and large and genera
assortment OF fresh drugs, ma
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iZ.c.RRoWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery ruuntv, Aal'arnH.
7IiHLE DIl JOURNEl FROYj NEl;,

THREE DAYS JOURNEY E'ROyj yr,,-
ORLEANS. p Az"
faNllE proprietor ii This establishment III, ,,.
sure o! Announcing his friends "I , VI,
IN general that he will be in READINGS hv II 49,
May to receive vSiterS. lie will also sii,, - I "
nciI OF those at II stance, that there l,r ,
Improvements made, and others now guG ~ ~ IN !;
rapid progress for conf, .ciiun which IN w. "'
L,,c i ~, ~, = ,'' NY ,"cr number l!ai
FnI&e can be accommodated it,, , L ,,, =,
tiInsc vino prefer can haze large cabis m ",hnI Fam
HE main building. !, 10 '''''' W. '''''
1t is dceme, Nlnncccss.ry lie say ar china; :; ,.,,;c,
lar Of the character OF these waters ia. :, oa,,r,
believed that they inferior t. u j., ,j,, snuh
ern States. All the usenrn,s H., r, ,r,nr,n
found at Watering Placas, will he fp,t,nl NJ his N >
best music ,sA~t This part of til ctsn,ry oi;. hns
been eng ,gcd aui will be in const nj o,,,nLr ~ he
Springs during The whole season.
he subscriber will avail him self of \ hi; o, pr,, -,
in returning his unirsned thanks fra H., INV
support given him last season. and IT NV. L,, ii ,.
tious ,,llii have been ua.Ic in impra, ~ J .' i'.
the Recommendations, to merit Il Il,r,aHI ,,, H.
f''S S'"S"A' AAO CRAM.
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1Us1 PUBL SIZED FROM sTEREoTTre PLATES,

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- $50, si,,, !, :, 1,l,s, On rproTyrt. Dr. ITES
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83 SOW, ,,,,r,s =, ~ r,s ~ 1N,irp vsr IA
xr,o I'm, ~ Z; -, 81 ,h ~, rc.,r, ''i;,n. f,,e,la
nn W. .as nem ,,sn,ls rar fns,r ~, average time
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W. W., NV. p.nAe' ~ ''e '''e lS'se' Is are
;,' ~ ~ ;a'. so ,'.'''o, anu So eone"
'.: W u, 20 .seSs'r. ',o!e '''i ny way Vi a"-
'e,.'sech' 10 sNea condensed view OF some OF its pc
''' III ''s'''e' '''e in'e'ts' mas hceh eomp's-
(" ''o', ' compared VIM "hat rs equivalent 10 'onr-
tce' ses " e''''ont eSah'ec" III '''e press 'hirls-
] ' ,ns '' , from , Msr'oype p'aes .es'v
''''NN ""s' 'l"''' ~ "i"e,' hhst De c''eSh'
.nI'' " WV r.. VI 'h' pc.soH OF 'he ne-
t'' 81 l,oo II; e "t"sc llt thc 'Fcrk must he arh-
"eue"! 'l':",e ana !" continuation OF tins hc',cia
,'r'' " " " '''ie'' '" my "os''rs IS 40" o'er-
Z" ~" ee''"' oil an error ora cent III the present
VI ''' e' II" 'NP'ess'su III 'e preface, making I'VE
a'Ir "e'to "r inc same error sncs'he hrs'
p"i,I'c'"i','h VIC year th''2.
he I'll W" mus" conspicuous features oi The tables is
m'hc Arrangement "i The lme and Amounts, whcl,
lnr "Nl""'""s reference oi' perspe,'y, with The help
VI ''c s''e ' ",H cannot DC cXeelica; and tn" salty
:'" '.Sc WI" "h'c me '"'ecsi can be found to the
cNt. ~ Sc''''" BUSINESS, "ihon doubling "l SIMS
IS be; convenience 81 essential tina. in the csn;,-
wv" VI '' ~ '',T '''s c"h'pc,th. anu p'.cucal bust
nESS =, 'r'' .''' l'n,' "Ss VINO nave made great use
VI 'r ""'N' 'E's n'e'' distinguished ny mo honorable
"pNe:H'un . T., I'll master Ihocc. And considering
the 'h''I!''! o" The method originally adopted III
CONFUSING hc ""rk, ana me extraordinary uml,cr and
variety Oh me examinations, :d tests OF every edition il
ms l'ss''' '' lr'sS co'",'nSt''"g the whole is in
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PINNOCK'S ROME, &c.

IlN.NOCNS RUNE, nc.
DINNOCKS IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
l. Godsmith's Abrdgment of the History of Rome
to which is preiixcd Introduction to the Study
Roman History, and great variety of valuable nfoy
nation added throughout the work. on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with ma
mcrons biographical and historical Notes; und ques
tons for examination At the end of each section H.
Illustrated with thirty cugrav:gs wood, by At,erton
iiNNock Improved Edition Of DR. Goldsmh's History
OF England from the Invasion of julius Cesar to the
death of George Cd, with continuation to the yea
la'2. Win questions for examination ut tho end .
each section. Ees!''es variety Of valuable nfDr,na
OF contemporary Sovcrcigns and eminent persons
C"pons explanatory notes. Remarks on tie roi
tics, manners and literature Of the age An outline,
ings. 40
GUYS EIEMENrs OF ARrRoSoMY, and un Aoridsmcn
OF keI's New Treatise on the Use of Globes Ne,
American edition, with additions and Improvement
ana an expation Of the astronomical mart Of tile Al
rican Almanac.
Just received and for sale by WIN MsKEAN
nov2A corner Of Camp und Common ste
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THE FLORIDA LINE

n IL
!. J:sl=5sS leaves Mobile every day q, three
~. o'clock. p N per u S mail boar
for Halls L,nding, above Biak ely thence four
post cnaches to Peasaroln---tIrnc" stramhna,s to
Laurlngr, where the land iou'e is resumed- ,hcUce
VIA Mariana and Brownsville, Fla. Bainb,iduc
Pinhrr,ou H. II ,wkinsvillc, Snuldersville g. L,us.
Vile to Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
the rni road cars to Charleston. and the s,rnm
arkcts to Nav York, Norfolk, Pnadelphia, etc
The s:en;uhnu's are the best for the servirr and
the nuvi CATION presents MInrc advantages than can
he found upon any steamboat route il, the south.
crn rcuioI.
Tho g!en, improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction Of fifty miles of new
road, by the pr"pieturS, VIZ : from I.nGrntut on
LrFar"tte l'avun, an arl Of Santa Rosa B,y to
B:ynni's Ferry, Oh the Chauahocclrc river. len
!, ii 5 above the tnw!nrd, Ia above Cedar Elur
whereby Tie navi CATION OF the river and the cor
Quent de1eniiu!,s, and more recently the incnn
vciient crossing at the Cowlord, nrc entirely
avoided, and "A line road from Mariana dircc;
To Bhln5rdg", Instead "i the nundubont 70 I'd via
Chnttah"chrr, lcs~riing HE distance abr, f,r,y
miles, aud increasing the facilities more than
a day.
Ara, branch line of tvo horse .t,ncs cvcrv
other day from II ~ kisvl" via Try 10 Macnr,
Ga. c'ln. with the line to Savannah and
D,ricn, Gen.
A ma.! stram' oar pii,s regularly I've wrrn
Dlnhid-c an! Afnachiroa. Travel, rs " ishi, q
III reach any point nn Cha'tnhnnchre or A ala,h =
cola, can take Steo,.lon, nj i'rnwusviilc.
Mobile to Pensacola Il and Rou c--Dnrin, m q
time "ccnprd Ivy Inc repairs of h"a's, the pro,ric.
tors OF this FLORIDA line vii! a line of tour
horse post coaches every other day hctwr.n NJ, :.
lr and Pensacola,
PnsscrurrS will leave NJ lille al 3 u, lock NJ.
in The L 5 mail "hi, and proceed To lIuli's I.,nu-
inM, where lonr hnrsr coach will C. IN WAITING Ia
convey ',rn 10 the excellent house OF NJ Chnri,
Hal, 4 nil" distant, wA,rr trey Will fad
rlca>n accommodations tor the hi -.;,,!uu
mex, morning., they VIII arrive in retIsAcu, ear \
ii The evening. thus avoiding the discomfort OF
III iii, IT v"Iiln :.
O,irc ut Ii" 'lansiou II.usr; Alo',i,r, and Cu'.
Inns lnre', rcnsar"r, where s,a's must BE- Sow
rr SIN.' IL ron Il &C.. nov
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UPHOLSTERY &PAPER HANGING; STORE,

Henry Slrbrccht, (nrmcrl y J. G.. Wicks A. Goa
wnuIi NEST respectfully in form his friends and
tue pubic III general, that he has and is constant.
" receiving Il general assortment Of upholstery
and Paper hanging. The tul!oNiu com prices n
palt OF his slot X, which he uc,s for sale whoIr
sale or retail IN the mos! accommodating lcr.ns,
viz
Frcnrh velvet and snlin paper. latest ,lr do
half Common aud common, rni!,dclphia glazed
and ur9!azrd do do, French landscapes, fire
b"asl's, blinds, SC. Il" velvet aud wor,lcd do do
mofralzc do c"iors, silk fringe aud gallons o: an
qualities, patterns and pIlcrs, w"rs,eh trigps as
sorted pattern. pain aud color Il. Swi-s muslin.
latts, style plain and ,"l"uacd, cotton d,aprry
muslIns plain and iwird, assorted c"ur-, nrw
style needle work for sofa cushions, foot tool
covers, &c style Of BE- pucls, raised lures
and plan, gilt window ornaments 1T alt patterns
and slzrs gllt eagles tatul and spears, feathers,
&c, glass knobs, casters, hair c!nIh, figured and
PLAIN, II large assortment OF toys I r chll.irrn
lnrgc silk cord and ass"ls, wotslcd cord and ,as
scs, general assortment of uphcistcro aud paper
hahglngs, constantly on hand aad tuo sale II, the
lowest pncos AT Nos Al ROYAL aud 81 Gu tom
House SITS.
N G-persons in the city or from Inc county,
are respectfully invited 10 aal and examine l"r
themselves. Carpets and curtains made in the
latest nodern style, rooms prepared at the stIort
est notice. and all kinds of uphlldcsrrv wo,k
done with neatscsS and itsp1tcl. 3
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J u p v"~i mas t"ca,rd himself IN this city tor
the purpose OF trnn>ACtIng general Nh"ltsale
Dug business. lie is now receiving full supply
OF fresh and genuine articles, which he will sell
on liberal terms To city druggists, and those of
the Interior To physicians, mere hants and planters,
he will offer inducements such as have never be.
fore been offered in this city. His intention is to
do strictly leg inmate business. His stock will
soon be complete, onI in few weeks will be rca
dy Tor business. All orders from the country, and
from merchants OF /, j. city, receiving such orders
will be promptly at,endedto TO.
oct 9 No 80 Camp st
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Pian0 k,rlc Instruction.

William Smith irnI!trS his rrlurS ~ the eli.
arms OF New DrlCar "A teacher If The rIn,l"
to3r. Mr. : htvIru been rml;t, VI Il - vrrnl Yeas
as teacher IT music ~ private lam lies III ,su
and isn stvtr: oi the female si,lriiIr$ IA us
Vi Hllv, Cnnti,t but i,nNn To merit their conf i. nee
II lrrin,',"d i" " fer Ia Rev D. c, PIP. M,ss
s'rrr~m & Ar.ry, IL '.,d,rSon \. t;nlrc,.
t r'rrn!s. sc u"rsr apply luc book -'"r" 4"
.ArNi.drr Il We ~ E. must ;
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DO CERTIFY that Ne abuve mentioned disease is
IL quite well cured to m swr satisfaction, for which
a,ank DR. uuet; and moreover assnre' that the nledi
cine have iuken makes me fat and did not njurc my
wealth AZ ail therefore advise my How sufferers
lose no time mud apply to DIR A. lIuei, l2l Canal
street, between Dauphine and Bourbon streets. DR..
Hnet is nt hume from 9o'clock, A NJ, until p NJ.
They will find a true doctor for this complaint.
JOHN DEAN, 40 Gravier street.
IL any one wants to me, call at No. AZ Grave,
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans Feb I, 1888. feb l4ly
TIME Genuine Indian Basnm OF Liverw.mt aud lInre-
IL hound, pnt NJ, in bottles at the low price Of 50
cents eucl containing the strength Of three of
Hivci best les tile virtues Il many other nd
herbs known nl.lpny the Indians eicacious in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The lrivalled success whcl, has attended the Of
this nest,mable Balsam wherever 1lqs been intro
duced. has obtained the confidence and rccomn, mda-
tions OF respectable p y.cian for the of Coughs,
eslds, pain the side, Of rest, splitting Of blood
liver complaint, &c.
To whom al,ay concern. This is to certify ha, we
have in practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
neT's lndiun Balsam OF Lverwort AID Hoarhound with
sdacidc,k good eject therefore, from the know
ledge Of tile materials it is made FROM and observation
aa., verence recoinineniit Superior preparation
ort those affections Of the lungs for which il is re
,umsnde,i. ALBERT WILLIAMS, NJ. d.
CALVIN ELLIS MD.
~ ~ Membe,s sfilie Boston Medical Association.
Boston, Orisber %. 81
sslehy JARVIS & ANDREWS,
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charcoal, neatly i~t IN t,nr unnr. ,1at~ FIRES
ten sails. r'"l"r, n,ir r"~ hair
BRUSHES. l.. iL.!sn ur"s-HL cG'nuS, !nrh !.tir .Il
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by &. ]. lRiNCl;ARD,
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N"rhwnr. Coming Son'hward, the ,ilhc is six hour
less: being days and II hears.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD. u
ANYWAY from 1863 Carondelct corner Of Hevie
~ streets, on the night of 3Oh Of August, and wRs
named CHARLES, aIout II years of agc, end fee
or ,hecaboutsi in height very black, aud has inped
mcnt in his Speech of bis legs sore, occasonc&
by recent hurt; lie lind on when he went away white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton pnntaOOns.
Masters Of vessels and steam bonts nrc cautioned q
gninst receiving or haborng said negro, well an
other persons, the utmost rgour of the law will b.
enforced against them. The above reward will be pas
for delivering him into any of the jas Of either OF the
municipalities, or at 1863 Caronlcet, Of Hevi.
steec sept
NOTICE-rhc copartncrshp heretofore existing
dissolved. The subscriber will liquiatc the alairso
the concern in this city, andrequres all persons ndeb
cd to make payment to him only, and all those having
Claims to present hem for settlement.
mug 3-1t II GARRETSON.