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NO MERcURY NOR cUPA.yA

:" :.
A BOLT six months ago had The misfortune IN &c,
secret disease, for which have applied to sa.e-
raj doctors for cure, and thas did no cue me- so HOW
the above date nt nyself uner the cure Of Doctor
Huct aud cxpnct hin cure me- Since TIM, time
the disease got worse, to break out in large ulcers
TO the number Of eight on leg AID ell over
present time of the disease large ulcer on
the right side Of the throat. | nc putting myeeI
confidently ander thu ut d.. iluet. Il Paris.
TO be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
tc5 l1Iy
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EthpER':5 CLASSICAL LIBRARY
| GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, D D, with
Z L an appendix, containing lrarslatrons Of yuriou,
ndea, &c. ty l;1A lanson, Cowey, Milton, Drydou
Pope Addison :, III CmItelua, j Wakefield Person
bryan, t%c nnd so"" Of the more eminent poets of tn
dal--aud
riEDRUS. wit. The appendix Of Gudus transl,
ted by Christopher nar il vols forn.n5 volumes,
aud - of 'iiarpcr's Classical Library
The Expedition Of HuAih..Y CLINNER, by
S!nUiicit, ii - "l;h nen,r ~ TIA. Author, by Tnou
H. hnsc"c, Esq, ron, with illustrations by Go
Et'4ksiiunK
rllE iIrSt?G rar,hy the author Of "l.icn.liss
MARY oi trsnndy, tSr., lew rdllun , ycls Lvn.pls
FAIL ii!NTHEnb by Inc auunr o, "Pelhs.
III: Die, H." Ice. h:lll vciuna ~ nl tn. new ~
nof"t, "tIa CoAptef! b ,t6. just received =
safety N:i Mckt.aN
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ri EW BoONS-Na,nl Sketch Book, Oh, the Service
ttirht and ashore Hsih characteristic reminiscent
ces, traemenls and opinions. BY the author of
Tales o! a Tar, &c. second series, III , vols.
Random HecnllectiOns OF ths House of Commons
from the year 1880 10 the CLOSE OF 1855. Including ne, 90
nal sketches of the leading mcmbcrsby one of no par
y, just received and Tor sale by " ilckEAN,
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NpT!CE.-fne owner of several packages merchan
l Y die marked Madame Y. Artiluencuve. per shin
havc ,'ren stored by SrETSDN, AVERY go,
m5l . s Cnnsigncee "Gsu,on'
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Srrntu!a or Kings Evil, Chronic rheumatism
Chronic Cuianeoua Dis Pains in the Hones by freq
, etNe1, use Of Mercury
the blood being in vilintrd state.
THIS very concentrated Syrup ii prepared with the
greatest Pharmaceutical AID accuracy and contain
the active rrncpie Of SusamriIla in the mos con, en-
mated degree, combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
III" glea dcs!deri'um with physicians in being abb
to exhibit II large quantity OF .Si,sapura in a sma
h9Sf Inns been "s'tnmr in this prrlaraon-rhcy, being
fully ronvn, ci o its merits, confidently administer
the r0Ur"c u. their practice.
;, f,i-e 81 80 ior holll.. Sold only at SWAIN
hHp iilt.k'S drug store, No. | Canal street, whe-
h'nE be had fresh aud genuine direc from the pr'r rio
tors, SwaG!s undccu and Nrrnitngr, Pottcrs C:,loH
con, Carpenters Preparations and large and genera
assortment OF fresh drugs, ma
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mississippi and Louisiana Hotel.

CONVICTION IA
rs MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an.
~ nonnces TO her friends and the public gene
MY That she is prepared to accommodate then, n,
40 above establishment and hopcs rr nm her
'xertcns to render visitors comtsr.ub,c 10 receive
cohtihuanco OF former favofs. She feels conf.
aeht tnat persons visiting Covi1gton during tho
u'nhes months, cannot find bette + acconnot!a iuIs
than she can afford them on MGR. liberal terms,
t'or mousse is PLEASANTLY sitlatcd, and well SUPPLIED
WIN every convcninncr; the bar is furnished will,
INC most choice liquors, Sc. IN short sh, rro,nscs
'at nothing shall b: wanting On her part to give
,'''e satisfaction to all who may pa:rolzo the
dlstissipp and Louisiana Hotel. j,3
'Eo me fuBLlC-1'ho undrrsicn@, havIng
studied under DIR. Sci midi of Charleston
South Carolina, and for some years his assistant in
the practice oil medicine and surgery, has he honor
70 efler his professional services in this ety
lie assures the ladies and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will be paid to the calls which
may DC made; and also offers his services to the
holders OF slaves, being we'll acquainted with the
diseases common to them, having attended then, IN
The sugar house in Charleston 5*
ne famous anti bilious pills fer tho eo,nposton
OF Professor Smoettn. with directions, cun be had
OF the Undersigned Tie effect which they have
produced IN this and other cities, has been attended
win the greaicst success. to which the best OF
references can be given. Apply at No lG6 Maga.
Zinc street. JNO Ni,IURING
HOLLOW WARE, WUUE SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
YNHE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, no.
Il 23S Water. near Bockman street, Nrvv York
have received the past season, and arc constantly
receivng large and extensive additions to tic stock
OF the above goods, which now consists Of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable 70. the southern and
western markets.
Hollow ware Of superior quality consulting Of
about 500 tons, yiz,
Pots of % different SIZES from rs to 50 gallons,
Kettles, Is Sizes from 3:S to 80 gallons,
Notifies, Is Sizes ror? 3S to Is GALLONS,
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EXPRESS MAIL.
IVES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
w. W., OF il'e Express Mail belp"~n Nooile and New
New lork daily nj ) 2. N nouthwnrd ~
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= wagon boxes nom TO 4 ) ir!ci!cs.
Cart do. 5 to inches.
Wood Screws, 90 COO gross, iron and brass, from.
Is inch Ne. 3 TO SO inch No, 81 of superior
quality and finish, and less than James Imported
prices.
Sad Irons. ussorted, in Casks Of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
rai!or's and hattnr's Irons, assorted.
Sash weights lGO tons, assorted iron l.: to
e0lbs.
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, &C.
nade TO order,
Also steamboats, and ether machinery raIo to
order.
The Above assortment Of goods il particularly
recommended to The attention OF Eou:harn aud
Western merchants, and offered for sule at low
prices, and upon the most liberal terms 1t IL be
lieved TO be tho largest and best assortment. ever
offHred for sale by any ono establishment in TIE
United States.
Merchants, Ivy torw arling request by mail can
hure prin'sd circular, with description ni goods,
prices and terms, from which deviation il ever
made, furnished by return Of mail.
All orders will receive immsliate attention.
Now York, 1898. ,r3
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W.. ~ ~ : LuAB Bib. AND STANDARDS!
~ WAr hErTss P,m me- suak ; vols ON,
uSbsch, L. af pno With snsrh eolorod plates
Enc ,sI.. ls G,v,ies, Paris l7al scarce =.
sc'oFedc du jos est Eehecs
lav;. NEW MEDICAL woREs s5
Ra.., IN tevar-Phthisjs pn3 Ma al 10
Hcy.s. y deal Jursprudsnee or, Jnsan;,y se,
Gibson. - S,,a evrr-P ritcha,a ", Insanity 4.
M;Ju:cs snrgery-Lstonss suraery
Crs'a Dic, a. popular Mcdcias
Aoss's AN lytical Chemi ~:
~. COMMERCIAL. AND NAUTICAL.
1.C Amanas and R,spository, f9' lssa
Ha A!nanac for 1889
4s - wditchs Navigation
~. ARCHITECTURE AND MECHANICS.
do ~ l .e,'i..nary fArchitecture l:ondo' ~
y 9hAv,s I, = = rciitec ture, z vola. London III
hpenses mseSaa;ss rn rsdg9s caPsnI,
- Mathematical Tables
: phn. American Biog,arhr. q vols
A'sosoplicsl Mseellanss from the / .e,..
u o,a y .onsl', yonttToy and b. Constan
iwis.paa.s onss. Work ., 9 vsle, iond,n
e-,i:.. Cugioaites of Literature L.,
. aanslE Economy. by Say, do Vrthake - Ea
k!nars Life Of Walter Scott, 2yols
ssn nLnnana and Isabella by Prescott. 3 vols
And rsnern lpsnda edition vols sno
s,;.,:a', miscellaneous Books, Nov -
S1srn onaries, Grammar, English mud
stMsh attn and Greek.
-. EJCHNS &. co.
-----.--=--- sor Charles and Co.n,n4n ST.
RoWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE
twill ite e rsaI gH es fsrs- Agu
r n'c " superior TO the ordinary ,ncde of rent;ny
III rs'sf ana Agie In the first ploc &C. h.rr yan,
WIG hxtract and free from any deeterio,,s any nsn.
III 'so'ehs, II may lie taken with the utmos, snfs
y.n ci e lender Infant, Or aged valid. 1t pre-
LUIS .eapse o. the disease, consequently the consii,n
~ soon rcgans its wonte tone aud activity 7, es,nb
eo,'Ha nhu permanent appetite ly nyi,nraIing
seoHach,ahd gives relish to the yn,ens If t,s,e
recnar IL having pursatve eu,Iitv il remain.
ot,sr ;.a It. increase his disorder, or 10 creue
.nn ~ 'sts, oat thoroughly ceanses the several or.
xans OF di4es!ion aud thus benefits ,e s,s,ea,
~ ,'n Mht!eSer other a1ec ito g il may he on,res,ed
L" .uu''s, at'er the ofthc Topis Mix,ntn hny.
.rJ to all the usual causes of the disease,
tbe nsa st, 'l'eu uhy symptoms efretrrn whereas hy
.aJ NC uiule common remedies. tller,, i, always crea.
veg an increased liability to recurrence tn 1noar
H., fe!arses Of the Ague is very syi, nt for
~ s'.ln VII! soon become too much prost ss 10
~: e 20 react with medicine and speedily fail vic.
nf,:,r,J em ceSsan violence The Tor ic Mixture j.
she reach OF every one-so bnt Tho ,nor ,n Ia $50.
- Hee'y furnished with stance wi,bcp, Eniirtnp
al. nid and attendance which is frequently d,,;,d tn
''r m. OF ese very reluctantly bestowed
uuh,ir nrr re.p"ctly cautioned usa!ns, the snu
for sale. Wy Wv NV 'ia' are ds'y oiiefta
y Is prepared ONLY b, Dr. John r, RoY.n1 =, Tia
Aan n,'H 10Y, Market stree. Philadelphia
" snosclloers are the wholesale arnnta for tl,c
A. ph;I,ds States, aud will sell by The eross, 1t
ee ns.aht'Ihia prices. II; be had al re, II ,Ias ri
MOST ~ inc Apo'hccatirs in III. city -
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS
10 Wholesale !lrugsjs,s
-A---- - cor ,hn''nnn d lcho, ,oulas
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- BACON Sili4--t6 casks Cincinnati s,nok
E = si'f,2, hH,. -'rnli.lnu EcnU en tor .aisy
lt'"'r,E Y IlhMT
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I3O5 l43 h. Or Sd %
less brns5 days and II hours.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
1 ANYWAY fr III 1863 G!rou,lecu corner of IIev;s
streets, on the night of 30 h Of August, and was
seen me next morning in Peydrns street. u negro boy
mined IilAk!.ES, about II years OF age uni fec
Or thereohous in hci.t, very black and has an mpcd
''ht IN ms speech Of his legs is sore, nsionck
by arecent hurt he had on hen he went away white
,G,on or h"eh Ehlrl and white cotton pnntalouns.
Masters Of vessels and steam boats are cautioned a
ehhSt receiving or larhorimg said Negro well all
"'ior PERSONS as the utmost rigou of the law will h.
enforced against Them. The above reward will be pao
Tor delivering him into of the nils of either OF tho
municipalities, or at 100 Carondele corner of llcv.
c -.cuct. sept
NolltE-'lhe coa,,nershi, heretofore existing
under the firm of nubols 81 Gurreson, has been
dissolved. The subscriber will lluil,te the affairs
thc concern in this city, and requires MI prisons n!eb
ca to make payment 10 him ov, and all those HAVING
claims, to present hem for settlement.
S-1t tij:AHp,>TcnN
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MALI ARRANGEMENT

Mali. ARRANGEMENT
N.,. u,;,S Due Every Day at ION. =:
4'0'"e'" 1"""'l Closes Every day at l9I Am
w..,,r,, ,,ov Dac every Sunday, Wednesday,
" ~" ~ y ' Closes every Monday, Wednesda
''"'' md Saturday, by 9. T.. NJ
y,E ohe y,v( Dhc every Tuesday, Thursday, n
'T ' ~i. '""" Satnrla, by ) P. NJ
Closes every Monday, Wednesday
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W ! w z
No. ll7Ca|ai =. rect Nrm Oria1ns
As always on nand cen family " recci.ns DrL
- Dyes, Chemicals, and PANS, among lllcl. ur.
olOwnir:
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the Eng fish Ccust.
Copied RON the S. n. c. .saraca:s Of The eh Jure 1857
At the request OF Dr. Williams, VIC insert the follow
edo, OF III South Western Christian Advocate, who
inppeur, has examined ,ke III onas and ohcr euc,I
evincisc uIthe rsclains to public patron
sec In consequence Of an accident, Or. W via r9-
Aiaa in Nashville few days longer than he III FRS,
iatcr;lrd-say the list July.
Rev. Mr. Stringte ll:-Iaving been requested by DR.
Williams the oculist in this city axanl!ns hi.
numerous diplomas and other documents crinciya of
his csains TO public cun!.et i'll his proie SsionI hare
i'll company with valued friend lone so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. ru,eot at pre-
se"t Charge d itires OF the King of the French al
Washington addressed to DR.. Williams ,e-iifving the
e"nIlcness OF the diplomas from the Xmas of frlure
Belgium, &c. as we'll those from the Medical Snrie.
ties of France He has numerous vouchers from men
known To he ii high reputation in this try received
since his arrival IN the United ,'lales, detailing instar-
of great Success in restoration of sigh, to the
o.tn. have s'sn riv ul his poor patients in this
c.;y. ! knew non3 Of them previous to tIei Coming
u;IDor his care; bat all have seen say they are I'M
questionahly benrf,,2d.
ROOT. Z. c HOWELL,
Nafhville, June 81 1897.
y. :. Since writing the aunYe one of Or. Williams
patterns has called upon and says he had actually
and totally lost the sight Of eva Tor seventy vars
but declares himself bet err that last NIGHT for the
first time in his life that he rncullcct he could dis
tinsush, with IN teyr some of tho prominent tara
learn thar this old gent "tnn has lived many ,tnrs
il this rdgon, and says he nas been .oG st daring
forty years.
Yours, truly,
augio Il. r. c. II.
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~ lssmol4ts BAitI'T d co, ave now receiving lror
On nnerd ship orlems. Eagle, Highlander, soscr
y Andrew, French and German MAY cards; Back
cannon Boards; Chessmen 9 IA and 2s-S inch Bill
ara sails; 80 10 and II incl, blade Bowie Knives;
o 5 and Other travelling Dressing Cases: Belt,
ncSe, tiorseial's aud DAZZLING Pistols; double md
shisle harreied Guns Game Bags; Shot Belts Powder
nnd Pistol Flasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Caps;
rescsa!o Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth, Hair, Faoh;
1nd Vail brushes: Oriis and Chlorine Tooth Wash.
.aosa POWDER Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great
ria,v long Hair Rraids Rnglets and Frzetes Pear;
sna loiis, Powders Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions.
ratehs Slides err Carriers: Gum Elastic Suspentlers;
rowder PUTS and Boxes; Gilt Cllnins Seals and keys
Ea,-sdrons; Waist Buckles; Braeeets Bead Necklaces
and Chains; Gilt and Siivered Beads; Indian Beads
Bells and Fumes; Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
Goinbs whichn addition 10 their former stock On hand
makes their assortment very complete and will be sold
ow and on liberal terms al the sign of the Golden
Comb. i25.ff "a Charities strset i
VIZ Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house of
W. q 5. Butcher, Sheffield, Enrand have inst
Sceved very extensive OF pa Gus, consisting of
able and Dessert Knives of o. Dissertation. Pen,
rocket Dirk, and Spear point l>nives; Razors. scis
eofs Edge Iaals, &c. &C. &c. which ev are prenared
nShie't 70 the trade tor orders Terms und conditions
mic J. u, BEiN & A COHEN 90 Common O,
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NEW ORLEANS 4 NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
'sNHs. stockholders Of this company are hereby no.
j. tilted that by resolution of the board OF d,rrc
'en passed on the 18th inst. the call made on them ON
the ih February ast, for the payment of FIVE dollars
share, rescinted, and the said stockholders nra
further notified that
WA REAS, ny resolution Of This board passed on
the 18th lust call has been ade the stockholders
of The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Koad COMPANY
Tor Inc following payments on the the stock held res &C.
t!veiy ny them, >lzt,r0 dollars per share, payable on
tic first day OF September next; Two dollars per share
pavnbe IN the first day of December next; aud two
t"liars per share payable the e at day of Murch
noEt Now therefore be il resolved thnt the secretary
OF this company Shall notify thu sharo holders therein
through The public pr q: the CITY that ia conformity
10 postpone payment called in the stock nj said
Company for the term ot sixty days, from and after the
dry on which is made payable with the exrtess con
duo, however, that if not regularly paid within the
sad proneh'inn of sixty days, from and ur l!,. dav
On which it should have been paid, that then the stock
on "t!c said payments should have been mae is aud
retla !oitncd the company, the charter on that
point n,ing imperative In conul nifty there FORE to sail
emil, all stock of tile stockholders in said company rs
think proper to put off the payments their stock 10
the end OF the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows III :Gi notified that the payment of two dol
lars per slaia called for, and due the first of Sep
tenhcr next may he p=tpnned under the sixth section
of said charter until the 81 dry OF October next thot
the payment o. dollars per share called for, and
due on the FIRST inv Of December next may he post
lona urr,l the 31h day OF iannary next; aud The nav
ment OF t'"o dollars per share called for and lle on the
hsdayo Of March neX'. may be postponed uliI the }t
day of April next.
Extracts ct TIE minutes of the board.
juno - \ McNhiR, Sec'ry,
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aggrandize the speculation to the preju-
dice both OF the honest emigrant and
the People of the United States. | have
felt II to be my duty to oppose these pro-
jects; and it is deplorable evidence Of
the loose morality which prevails in res
pect to the public property, that have
been denounced and illuminated for nv
endeavors TO protect and preserve it for
the benefit Of all the States and People
Of the Union.
/ share with you, gentlemen, in re-
greet on account of the failure Of the bill
y distribute the nett proceeds OF the
public lands, which passed both Houses
Of Congress. II was defeated by high
handed and daring violation of the Con-
stitution. If il had gone into operation,
there would have been no extraordinary
surplus in the Treasury, no disturbance
Of the financial and business concerns Of
the country by a removal of the depo-
sites, no temptation to those alarming
annual appropriations which have been
recently made by the Federal Govern
ment, and | believe, no suspension Of
specie payments by the banks. Now
that the public attention IS awakened 10
this great national resource, l trust that
project to which have adverted will be
checked, and that it viii be cherished
and preserved for the common benefit Of
all the People Of the United States and
their posterity.
| request, gentlemen, your acceptance
Of my thanks for the fattering and
friendly manner in which you have
communicated the resolutions of the De
mocratic Association of the Tenth Ward.
and Of the high consideration with which
am your friend and obedient servant.
HENRY CLAY.
Messrs. VIM. Turner, and J Turner
Dodge, &c.
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| dictated by reason, and bursting from the
hearts and tongues of men who felt that
the happiness Of themselves, their pos
terlty, was secure.
From this Hall, the President, Vice
President, the members Of both houses
of Congress, and a large coBcourse Of
people proceeded to Trinity Church.
where the august ceremonies Of the day
closed by solemn religious service. con
Quoted By Bishop Provost. Such IS a
birds eye glance at the events of fifty
years ago; and in view Of the fact that
the inauguration of the first President
took place in this city, and that the
wheels Of the Government was first set
in motion here, the New York Historical
Society has over properly resolved TO
celebrate the day-on which the crown
ing work was done BY appropriate exer-
cjses and festivities. A committee has
been appointed to procure the delivery
Of a discourse on the 30Jh Of April, inst.
and TO make such other arrangements as
may be judged expedient.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

Is to be decidedly democratic, and viii
support the sub-Treasury. Van Bursn,
&c Its execution is neat, and il BIDS
fair to be conducted with some ability.
he editor seems amiabIe, liberal. and
comPlaisant- He says in the first num-
Der that ''the reader will find abundant
data from which to form an opinion. as
well of It's editorial as Of its mechanical
merits" As TO the latter he can suit
his own taste or convenience. but We
trust he is not in earnest as to the for
mer. We hope he will discard the fin
pant and pUerIle tone he has seen pro-
per, for the present, to assume. For enc
ot his politics, he is more than ordin4ri-
ny respectable, without any low abIse.
not a word Of slang-but yet without
particle Of dignity. We are not cum
selling him to get on stills, wear saws.
or swallow walking-cane, but for nan
hoods sake, let him write for bearded
men, and not for boys and old women.
We say this in a spirit of unfeigned
kindness, and not that we wish to be
either censorious or hypercritical to-
wards political antagonist, for we are
pleased with his Iiberality and @bon hon.
ME-" and do not wish to see him take a
lower stand than his selfrespect de-
mands. We know that editorials are
much more easily manufactured in that
Jaunty, free-and-easy sty lie which he puts
on, and to il, we have no very serious OBJ
lection, if there is not too much Of it, for
If there IS, that same manner will prove
rulnous to true style, to solidity, and to
scholarship.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

The following excellent and eloquent
letter from Mr.. Clay we find in the New
York papers. The National Intelligen
Ger, in publishing ii, Justly remarks, that
the noble stand taken by Mr.. Clay, him
self a Western man, in defence of the
common right of the States TO an equal
distribution of the proceeds Of the pub
lie land, is, of itself. sufficient TO chal-
lenge the admiration and gratitude Of
every citizen Of the old States.-L0uiS-
UiIie Journal.
GENTLEMEN: | have duly received
your letter, transmitting certain resolu-
tions adopted by the Democratic Wing
Association of the Tenth Ward of the
City of New York, in relation to the
Public Domain; and | request you TO
make the Association nv profound ac-
acknowledgements for the notice with which
1t has honored my name. rejoice that
the People, in their primary assemblies,
and in their proper communities, are di-
recting their attention tothis great inter-
est. Ii is high time it should receive
their earnest consideration. Faithfully
administered, the public lands may be
made powerfully instrumental in the adj
vancement of the prosperity of the pre-
sent generation, and of their posterity
for long succession of ages
But they have been in danger of being
swept away by prescriptions, Indian re-
servations, graduation bills, and, finally.
cessions of the common property of all
the States TO the particular States IN
which it is situated. And most of these
projects. urged under the plausible pre-
text OF benefting the poor settler. have
stimulated the speculator, and tended to
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01
INsOLyENT NOTICE.

HpY virtue Of an order of the Probate
HD Court, made at the May term 1889.
the Undersigned were appointed Com
missioners. to receive and audit claims
against the estate of Joseph W Camp.
deceased, reported insolvent. Notice is
therefore, hereby given, to all interested
that we viii meet in the town of Can
ton, on the thIrd Saturday in every
month, for six months, commencing on
the third Saturday in June, at the office
of L. VI. Garrett, where all interested
may attend.
THOMAS. ]. CATCHING,
JACOB MITCHELL.
LEWIS NJ. GARRETT.
June 1st, 1889. 2l-6m