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= ~ 0' m I'eaAneat and cure Of lie Fcre: ana 1eue
VIII re readily discovered wherein the Touir Mix
,a FL. c y superior to the ordinary lnc,Ic of tenng
I, yer ana Aeu,. In the first place hang We're
.e Exlract and free from any de ieterous md noson
""s ingredients, it may lie taken with the utmost snE.
y sven bv the tender infant or aged invalid If ire
venus fe"pse OF Tie DISEASE consequently he consii,u
"h soon rrga'ns its won,ed tons aud ACTIVITY, II esab
liz, st,, '' n"a permanent appetite, by invgornting
Wnn gives relish 10 the cnioy,ens of ste
M, n H., @ ~ having prcatIve quality remains
"t,a a uo"e,s l" increase This disorder or to create
n pu thoroughly clc,llses the several or
will ,,,,,. aSesoi', and thus benefits the system
VIE Whatever otler Affections it NAV he oppressed
tt"uNidna's at er the use ofhc Toni; Mixture have
"sGn exposed to all the usual causes Of The disease,
nv A"Ve Scnped any symptoms of return whereas by
~ e VI t'e common remedies. there i. ALWAYS crea-
cc "'' Increased liability recurrence The danger
H. eueHt feinpscs Of the Ague is very evident, for
.ilo system Will soon become too much pros ae to
; e .e 10 react with medicine and s,,esdy fall vic.
~ =" uch i,cessant violence The Tonic Mixture is
,' az such reasonable price, ms to pacc it within
@ .ci' o. every onc.-so TINT tl. p,,r and lestitu,e
H. nIey furnished with assistance without soliciting
,i ~" una Attendance which is tiruu ,ntly denied TO
''. ILL., VI e,se very reluctantly bestowed.
: iu''ie arc re,,ectlv cautioned against the spu
for sale. '''''>' mat "'e ''''y '"e'eo
u 'sPeia,cd only b. DR.. JoI,n r. Eowaud, n, his
A-cnnt'''"rH' Market stree Philadelphia
NC subscribers the wholesale arcnts FIR lie
So", ~, estern >tates, and will sell by the gross, d,
the ih.adeiphn prices Ts be had al retail Mise II,
most "i lie Apotliecariss in til. city,
JARVIS II ANDREWS,
,n Wholesale Druggists,
n"VIo cor Common & Tchopoulus s
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Cologne Water, Ptrtumery, Nc.-A Splendid
rlicIe Of cologne, put up expressly for the retail
r., -, ,a!so llln purest Flcnch Perfun'ery, MIRA
,ln.t Wv &c" ''''~' FOR sale BY
cling every variety for the t|, erfo' mo winch
cct2 REEFS T. D'LANC.
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NEW GOODS.

NE" tIU)IDS.
SUMMONS, IIARTT Il CO.-Are now receiving
Sper ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry Andrew High
andcr, French and German double head PLAYING cards:
ster belt aud pocket pistols; plain, ribbed and split
cussion caps; cap holders; scissors, Razors, rcn
ves (o,,s commercial and other steel pens; Vo-
rs; Violin strings; shell ivory and horn combs; waters;
x, bead and leather purses; hair b1aids, front and
ack ''nseis negro putfs; German and French cologne
water, Rowa'"s maccasser oil! imitation do; antique
aud bears oil portable desks and dressing past
backing; staa and oile, glasses; mirrors; OPP
cal g'sses and views; Indian beads, bells and plumes;
ceoleon; whit" ,wne; toilet and shaving soaps toilet
ow!cr cosmetic wash balls scented satin cushions;
pool stands; screw cushions; fancy bead chains and
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket hooks and Wallets;
s!e'nan homes; razor straps fine and common gum
elastic suspcn'cs sarers do; Bells ucifer matches; sill
yer pencils; C,cyons, &c sc.
The above in addition TO former stock of fancy
rt'ccs, makes Our assortment very mpete. For sale
wholesale or retail; as the sign of The Golden Comb, TO-
Ct'atrrc street. m2S.
N DTlCE---The partnership OF Kelley, Mason SEQ
Of New Orleans M*scn, Harris &c., Of Nntclez;
nd Harris, Kelley &Co, of Rodney dissolved on
heel of May last, by the death of Samuel Muson
me of til: partners OF the firms.
Ihe undersigned, surviving partners, will be charged
with settling and closing said business follows:
LeviC Harris will attend to the settling of the business
OF Mason, Harris 4 Co.. ut Natchez; and Harris, kel-
ev II Co., at Rodney; and Henry Kelley will attend to
he settling of the business ofKelley Mason & Co.. at
New Orleans. The names of The several firms will be
used in liqadationony.
Those indebted 20 said firms earnestly requested
ocone forward and make early settlements; and those
having c,ims will please present them without delay
LEVI c HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
New Orleans, June 81, 1887.
I EAN MARIE FARlNA'S COLOGNE WATER
- cases mare of this Superior Cologne water. jus
receives and for sale by the dozen single bottle
Also American and French toilet powders powde
uls ndboxes, shaving and toilet soaps cosmetic wal
balls milk of cosmetic cold cream, extr ac
musk, krphalIa, Wards vegetable hair oil, pomatunl
creme de pcrse, Florida, avendar, and bay waters
rcsfos salts Marseiles perfumery i'll trunks. egeta
bic I'd liquid rouge, Chlorine and Orris tooth wash
clotii hair, tooth, nail and flesh brushes; together witt
an additional supply of fashionable horn and shcl
combs and rwclry, for sale low at wholesale retail
by SIMMONS, HARTT SEQ,
iuIYG 70 CharrcS street.
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IT II GARRETSON,
". w. SWAIN

No. l1yCanni Street Nem Orleans
AS always on hand conitantly n receisin: DrA
| D. Dyes, Chemicals, ind Pants, among thel. are
,liuwnis.
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BACON SlUES-36 casks Cincinnati sinOx
Dtau.lu, frvuI the steamboat Eeno, anu or saleI
BOGERr l. HAWr
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mississippi and Louisiana Hotel,

c"viNGToN IA
NJ KS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an.
nouncos to her friends and the public gene
ally that she is prepared 10 accommodate them at
nc abov" establishment, and hopes from her
'Aertlens TO render visitors comfortable, to receive
scohtnuanco OF former tdvors. She feels conf.
dcht That persons visiting Coviag,on during the
unmer months, cannot find better accommodations
than she can afford them, on mere liberal terms
mgr house is pleasantly situated, and well supplied
with every convenience; the bar is furnished with
ths most choice liquors, &c. in short, she promises
'at nothing shall be wanting on her part to give
!ltlre satisfaction to all who may palronizc the
mississippi and Louisiana Hotel. je3
no TIE PUBLIC-Tkc Undersigned having
studied under DR.. Sci midi of Charlcs on
South Carolina, and for some years his assistant in
tho practice Of medicine and surgery. hasJJne hv,or
sa%ae an.nv Sc b. whi.ksy al: "ns s'sS kes.
sac, Ills professional services in this city
lie assures the ladies and gentlemen that the mos
prompt attention will he paid to tie calls whic
may be made; and also offers his services to tn
holders Of slaves, being well acquainted with tn
discusses common to them, having attended them il
the sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti bilious pills tier the compostio
oil Professor Smollctte with directions, can be ha
Of the undersigned. Tho effect which they hav
produced in this and other Cities has been attcndc
with the greatest SUCCESS, to which the best q
references can be given. Apply at No, lG6 Maga
zinc street. JNO. M'LORING.
HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS, Sal
IRONS, &c.
.vVNIIE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, Nc
l. 23S Water, near Beok.nan street, Now Yorl
have received tho past season, and arc constant
receiving large and extensive additions to tho sloc
Of the above goods, which now consists of til
GLOWING assortment, suitable lor the southern an
western markets.
Hollow ware Of superior quality, consisting q
about 1900 tons, viz,
Pots of % different sizes, from 2S to so gallons
Kettles, Is sizes, from 38 to 30 gallons
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wagon boxes IRON l Ia TO ia lncheS.
Cart do. 5 to I inches
Wood Screws, &c, 900 gross, iron aud brass, from
Is inch, No. to 80 inch, No, "a of superior
quality and finish, and less llian James imported
prices.
Sad Irons assorted, in casks of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Tailor's and haltors Irons, assorted.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from l Al to
20lbs.
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, &c.
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made 10
order.
The above assortment of goods is particularly
recommended TO the attention OF Southern and
Western merchants, and offered for sale at low
prices, and upon The most liberal terms it is be.
leved TO be the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by amy oac establishment in the
United States
Merchants, by forwarding 4 request by mail, can
have a prin'nd circular, with description of goods,
prices and terms, ron Inch no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
NcxyV nrk 1879 I3
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l. > EGOuR, No Sd Condo street, between
Dumain and st Phllip, keel constantly on hand
an Intensive assortment OF htOls aud UIn4ans, ard
shnes, of New ortl manufacture, former. women
and children oil all ayes, which he will dispose d
at very modeln'c rrir's.
Families of his n'qlnlancc on sending an order
will have their wishes attended TO l. S SEGOuR
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OllIS' Medical Books Louis Ph,hisis do. Oh
L. blooticttius, new supply. reed by -.
el A TOWARs 10 Cam
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NN Dot. HATS, in cuses-a5 dozen white zoo
Nv llais,fo sale - JOHN iI.GRAllAM.
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CoMiEtN1.
NliE stockholders OF this company are hereby no
L. titled that by n resolution of the board Of dcc-
ton passed on the 10Th inst. the cull made Them
the 18Th February last, for the payment of five dollars
SHIRE, rcScnled, and the said stockholders
further notified that
WHEREAS, by n resolution of This board passed on
the 18th inst call has been made on the stockholders
of the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
for the following payments the the stock held rcsp.c-
lively by hcm ,z:-iwo dollars per share, payable on
the first day of September next; two dollars per share
PAYABLE on the first lav of December ncxl: aud Two
dollars per share payable the fist dry OF March
uext. Now therefore be ii resolved that the secretary
of this company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public pr.ns of the city that in conformity
with the sixth section OF the charter, they Permitted
to postpone any payment called in the stock Of said
company for the of sixty days, from and after the
day which il is made payable with the cxpIcss con-
dnOE however, that if not regularly paid within the
said pr0lOngatiOn OF sixty days, from and aft the ,ny
which ii should have been paid, that then the stock
which said payments should have been made is and
Forfeited TO the company the charter ON that
point being imperative. In conformity therefore, to said
call all stock of the stockholders in said company as
the end of The additional sixty days which the charter
allows than, notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for, and due the first of Sep
tembernext, he postponed under the sixth section
of said charter, until the 81 day of October next thai
the payment o. dollars per share called for, and
due on the first day of December next, may he post
poned until the both day of January next aud the nav
first day Of March next, be postponed Until the 3O,
day of April next, e.. =. - 80
Extracts of Inc minutes Of the board.
juno 3 / ". .s.-'-,-:.. A. X McNAlR, iSec'ry.
NNfOOt HATS, in cuses-25 dozen white Woo
wv Hats, fol sale ~ JOHN iI.GRAIlAM.
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1905 T43 n. or Sd %
Nor,hwnd. Coming s'op,hws'd, shc finn ~ SIN hour
less beinp dn nni ~ hnurs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW York, Anil %, 1885

NEW ORR, Apfll -, 1859.
Montreal is presenting the gala scenes of a court
and its chiyalry." On Tuesday last, the annivcr-
sary of the Patron Saint of Eng land, the Champ de
Mars presented a very brilliant spectacle. The Ar
!lleIy Rife, and Ligh Infantry, with all the ladies'
ofthe city, were out in review. Lady Colborne and
family out in field, and Lady lIarcouri, whose
presence was welcomed by general salute. handed.
with brief address, standards prepared b, the la
dies OF Montreal, 10 the Regiment. Sir John Col
borne the ground about "a O'Clock
with HE 9Th Uussafs, &c. Major General Chhc-
row. and the whole posse of staff and field officers
making a grand display. " such as has not been
in the city since the last war, il il was cqualled
even then" At the ST. Georges dinner. the chair
man, the lion. Geo. Mappal, remarked, when the
lime came Tor the usual toast to the United States
that he should omit to give H. because, unjer exist
ing circumstances, II would be but mockery TO offer
it. Nor would he propose "the land we live IN :"
Tor where II was necessary to have martial law on
account OF a majority OF the population being hos
tile TO the Government, he would modify the
as to read 3" the loyal volunteers OF the land
live IN"
From Rio Grande we have dates to the last Of
February. The civil wal in the Provinces was in
no way likely 10 terminate. There had been some
hide shIrmishirg between the Government troops
and The rebels, in which the former appear 10 have
been worsted.
- The militia that were called out few weeks since
on the ' ermont frontier have been disbauded. The
bufnines along the lines have apparently ended,none
having occurred Tor two weeks. Nal. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
NOTES OF ALARM,

We infer. from the altered tone Of the Riebm.,.
Enquirer, Of The 30h ultimo that its hope. Of .,..
cess this Spsing rather waning. Il insist, viii
grea, earnesness, that should the ensuing elec,io,
in Virginia 60 against the Administration, il viii
not decide Mr.. Van Buren's fatc-and then yo..
on to give its reasons for this opinion. This req.
sons may be very good, for augtt we know: Of
them, however, we have nothing TO say jus, now.
We only refer 10 the subdued tone Of the ENQUIRER
for the purpose Of showing that il is providing soft
place upon which 10 fall This DIES pondency of III.
Enquirer is not without substantial reasons II /.
discovered tha, the people are not so easily dnrsd
ah1 m'sled, as il had hoped they would s.
by It's feisned and false issues-lh,t they reyar,
present contest. as il is, struggle between Exec.
tive Power and Patronage on tho one hand, and IN.
Popular Will on the other. In such a coni.., III.
result cannot be doubtful The people will M,
lend themselves 10 the suicidal purpose Of defeating
their own wishes They will not elect men 10 Of
flee who prefer to obey the Presden, rather than 10
do their will E! They will not sustain an Admio,tr.-
ton whose measures they have thrice repudia,ed.
but when, notwithstanding. are obstinaely adhered
to- They will re.assert The majesty of Public O.
pnion, and give a decisive rebuke to those who Mr..
attempting in this free Republic. to make the Pre-.
s'dent's will the law of the land This is the grea,
issue involved in the pending struggles and the Poo
pie WW be true to lhemselvcs-lo the memory Of
their fathers Of the Revolu,ion-and to the du,j,.
they owe 10 their children.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
THE TARlEE.

Among the prominent grounds Of objection urged
against Mr.. Clay, by the Jackson Fan Buren, party 10
his alleged disposition favor high protecting Ju-
ties. And when we ask for the proof Of this aega-
tion referred to his past course, while all his
more recently expressed opinions. iniica Of his
determination to abide by the Tariff Compromise Of
1882, are ds,egarded forgotten If this be le-
g'tima,e mode of argument against Mr.. Clay, ws
should like to know why i, is equally SO against
Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Van Buren,, And if i, be A.
fair to resort 10 il in relation to the two latter gentle
men as to the former, with what consistency those
who have heretofore supported Gen. j. and who are
now prepared to support Mr.. v. b., reproach those
who sustain Mr.. Clay Gov. Pope, who was =
warm and confidential friend of Gen. Jackson from
the period Ct Mr.. J. O. Adams's election ill the year
1887, declared, in speech. delivered the last
sion Of Congress- that The system was too popular
10 be directly resisted, and the high tariff Of 1913
conlrvance oIthe Jackson party for effect, ealcu
lated TO injure Mr. Clay" Ifihis be true, il =
most un" orthy and contemplate motive Of action
and It becomes the South to enquir. whether It
is willing TO be made The victims of legislative expeI
imens. in order to overthrow one political party and
TO cxalt another. But if this was not the motive o.
ol"hlch their on the Tariff que slion in 1928
IS susceptible is, that they honestly in favor Uf
the highest rates Of duties, as Mr. Clay himself or
any other man. Nay, it is worthy Of remark, that
Mr. Clay was not member OF Congress in 1928, ard
did not therefore vote for the Bill Of denominations.
whilst Mr.. Van Buren was then in the Senate, and
voted for it i! And now are called upon 10 de-
nounce Mr.. Clay because he Tariff man; just
as if, in this respect, Mr. Van Buren, less gsl
~ than himself!
But it is said tina, Mr.. Van Buren, acted under in
in 1898. il he did, they were doubt'e"
solicited by himself for the purpose of enabling him
to get rid Of an implied pledge, given 10 the South
ern members, that he would oppose that systcm.-
But Mr.. Van Bnren was rot instructed in 1524-and
he then, IN company with his " usrrious preJcces-
son. (Gen. Jackson,) who was then also member
OF The Senate, Mr.. Benton, Mr.. Eaton. Il. NJ. John.
son. &c. DC. voted for the highest protective du-
ues On the consideration Of that bill, numbcrltss
e1ofts were made ty the Southern Senators to
reduce the proposed duties; aud in erery in
stance they were ioiled by the votes Of Jnck-
son, AN Buren,, johnson, Eaton Benton, &e.
VINO now, with unparalleled impndence. claim.
10 oe the -inA- 7ari6 pGity, and "ho dcnoupce
Nj Clay lot his fcnG"'shed opinions on thltsub-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
LATEST FOM MEXICO.
Nrw ORLEANS, April 20.

We indebted to merchant Of this city for
the following Interesting particulars OF Mexican
news, brough, by the Y. S. brig Conson from Vera
Cruz
GA the 9Th of April fire broke out in the Gus
tom-housc al Vera Cruz, which was consumed, with
more than 1000 packages of valuable goods; also
other houses ad accent.
1t appears that the French squadron had not
sailed, II was by Ihe and OF the French sailors
and engines that the fine at Vera Cruz was finally
conquered.
fifteen miles OF Vera Cruz, the head OF from 900
10 500 men. 1t is believed IN Vera Cruz that the
Mexican gauison would JOIN him. and that the city
would soon be in ms possession.
Another account says that the greatest consterna-
ton prevailed AT Vera Cruz among the Inhabitants
aud merchants. who feared the town would be put
under contribution. Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

C. We invite public attention to the brief and
necessarily imperfect sketch of Mr.. Rivcss Speech,
at the Charlottesville dinner. the first page Of ,hi.
mornings paper. We ask the old friends Of Mr..
Ryes-ihe real COMMUNICATIVE who are no,
prepared 10 +" sink swim" with an Administration
which, by its measures, is threatening to inact ia
tai stab upon the italsprt of federative system
we ask all such to peruse that sketch, in spirit Vi
Camden and mpariiay-They will see, that, in tho
single measure" upon which they differ with tho
Administration is involved the most sacred p,ncipiss
offree representative government and that. if they
decide in favor of it, they sacrifice Representative
independence by converting the agents the Peo-
pie into servie tools Of the Excculye-,hat they up
root the very foundation stone Of Stale Rights
that they pave the way for great consolidated GO
vernmcn',-and tina, they make the President "ev-
cry inch King"