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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
ifs"Sr Leaves Mohile Tuesdays Thurs
80 days; and Saturdays, per the
ccpt in n' 5, rn,s,) to Pc sncoa thence per
steamer lie Roy to LII Grange, and tn" co tour
pos, couciles via Mariana, H..inb:iIgc, Pin
.lcrton, Herr,rn, Outlaws, a'd Perry, /" Macon,
Ga thence via MiiIcdgcvii!c, and Sparta, TO War
rcnton, thcr &c per rail road ears to Augusta.
The Champion il splendid order, with new
ppcr bni, ~, coppcrcd aud C pp"r fastened.
The lc Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations arc RS handsome As any ho l.
The beau iu Santa Rosa Sound, and Cnoca.
wa,chic Bay present the mos, interesting steam ma
vigation i'll the Sulth-nclng at tho sAnlc.me
perfectly land locked
III, Teams are not surpass {: on any route in the
country the drivers, to man, CAREFUL ana "ltch
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous have b en-
newly built that high waters do not inter ere
The eating houses have been MOSTLY csangcd'
and arc now good any no I'd in the Sunth
1t is generally known that tho excellence and
hardness OF the roads enable the teams ut all sea-
| sons to make great speed. Their sinooihn RI Sc
cures tho travel or from the ordinary fatigue Of
stage travelling.
The Line is now IRVING its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days and twelve
! hour, or to New Orleans in tour days and twenty
hours Going to Augusta, the line is six days
| nd seven hours. Tn tlno actually employed III
travelling is the SAINT. as the other direction Tut
the difference OF time the rutc, Is caused by
! day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, is
we'll repaid by the op orlriE,y it gives OF seeing
| tho Navy Yard, tic old Spanish Forts: etc. The
tsave! or also sleeps I'll Macon, ahd again at War.
tenton. This arrangement will Z 'nt.nue I'll, tho
travel turns northward, when tn line will be the
s ne from Mobile to Augusta, us i, Is II Nv in the
other direction.
This Advertisement cnntains Il plain statemcn,
of facts, the accuracy Of VIII CHI til proprrtors
guarantee to cuch passenger in thu penalty OF his
stage fare.
Maps oftho Inc may he al the Tx, hange
| Hotel N,w Orleans, and ut ths Ma sion House,
Mobile.
Fare through from M,bi!c to Augusta, S47 so
THIS lire extends, o> a branch to Tallahassee
ct Chattlhoochc, ne line connects with the
seamh'at carrying the mail to Apa uch'cola and
| St. Joscphs.
Office at the Mansion House, Mob lc.
/ ml7 o bOSrWICk, Agent, Mobile.
3 iCE--:iU il:icts nee, 10y sn'e nv
H. az y TEli.H, 3. Grnvrr 5:
III. rRESERNERS--Iu-, received n superior
e. ertlc:c Of life rcseirers ut the Bazaar,
a2 Is! Sill ALLAN
ME--iono asks 'rhomus:ou Lime, landing from
4pln >AJPW WHITNEY, ~ Camp :
<NEMENr-ll. dnulic and Rortu for sale by
" mar n READ& BAR>rOW. : Bank Plar
A>YEKM EAND,ES-.Ju hoxe, sperm Candies
- nsSorted brands, for sale by
ari - BRIDGE 90 VA NnGnz,nr 5
-l T.; PERM CiNnl.t.S--l3i boxes, landing ~..,
- V,chs',urc cor ralc Nv \ TKlEf,
june 10 II Hrs'"I
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I'M. JON \SDN, Office 40 Hhn'Il' stree, con
liz ircs h,4 urnciicc u thn lrtAtl:nt Ot Nrncrcil


NN JOHNSON Office 40 isiru,i'l" street, cnn
~ fines hl4 practice II the treatment ui sencrcai
Disease II, all il different t,ru,S.
DR.. Joansvn, frn. residence "f many years IN Hos,
pitus in Europe, devoted 10 the treatment s"i Ncnfr'a
l)i.eusc. aud from his pros n, extensive riat uce III
that 5trnlnr branch U the prnlcSsoni guarantees
safe speedy aud eccual cure To s,.r persuus US ure
troubled with any OF the following Diseases. wiz
0onorrhoeu. elects, Sn,rtues, Cliancrts, l;ul'os,
Seminal Weakness Az tons oftlc BLADDER Kidneys,
l.oi,,s, Urc,hra, rr"srae CLAN Swc.d Icsticlcs'
Eruptions un the Skin, Sore Thront' Pains i'll the
Joints; ,
Aud the numerous n,?,ons which generally follow
ha disease.
Recen. cases cured in two or three days without the
use Of Mercury, interruption from business, or nltcra-
ton in the mshe ofliving. ..
A medicine to pre-, emf Ven.rcal Disease can be OBJ.
tanned Of DIR. johnson 1t is from the recipe Of the
Baron Larry, celebrated French Surgeon and was
used by him during the several campa !ns in which he
served US Surgeon General in the Frcuch Army.
Sold bv Ur. johnson, at his Office. those PERSONS
having anv aft ton Of Vensreal Discns", nhl shout
taking sea voyages removing t" tho county, would
do we'll bv giving DIR. Johnson call ns proper ncdi'
eincs for their in the shortest time can be put up
with written directions for their
Office open from in the morning until 10 O'Clock al
iEht.
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IU CINA CORR A l..

+ CORDIAL DE iUTfNE pu I'E1lAlR nE
~ EAMOUR.-lhc United States Agent for me
Luca Cordial Elixir Of Lave, returns his grateful
ncknow Judgements for lettering patronage when
he has already received and also for the many tcSt-
Innn'as winch hav. been him touching the the al
most mlrncnlnns efficacy of this in"stnal.e medicine:
ii he well founded reputation OF the .nr1a t"rh"''
warrants the in thdrawin his long ndve tlse-
mcnts; but for the benefit If those persons wh" may
as yet be o. its re, h' would explicitly
stnte thar it Is DIR. ,tngmns celebrated discovery
~ Inch has created such sens "n III Fr'nrr That II
speedily tn" vrlc powers, wl,"r" they lave
been exhausted hv disease otherwise, and snt'Iah'
TALLY renovaes the rncrcant functions; that II u an
ctectual cure for the uor sb,ls; nnd a"v" ali that it
is the unl remedy discovered for TIE removal Cd
i'npocncv in males and harrcnnrS- in females. b"1nS
i"s vastly nvgo,atng qualities, it is also highly ''-
fol in gl,et, ofslructri, difficult or painful meittrna
ton, incnn,inncc oi'he urine, involuntary discharge
crtnf, chronic eruptions OF the skin drupsical Mice
tons Of the aged &c.
In order TINT all classes o! society may receive tn
benefit Of Dr. Magnins discovery, the AArri'"n pr"
prietor has consented that the Cu'dia shall he s"' N
bottles OF six car' ut the reduced prGe "i -
which is less than hall the price charged for 1t IN
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOI.DEHWEI.I, NJ. d.
Limited State. Proprietor.
The above medicine is for tai at "h"l"s" lie "nd retail
at No. 6, poyt,at street, between Magazine and Cam
sta, New Orleans m?6
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4 i ARRISON'S SPETIFI OINTMENT

. TIE great celebrity of this unrivilcd Com.
position, especially in the Northern States, leaves
the proprietor bu, title need to say any thing in
its favor; for it has been encrally conceded to 1t.
that it is nnynnd all comparison the b ST remedy
Tor external complaints Ina, has ever been disco.
vcrcd. Indeed speed ana certainty OF It's ope.
ral n. have the appcnrt zee OF miracles as GERS,
unas, corns fever sores, chtldhli'!ns. white swell
rgs. blrs, piles, spider d snake bites &C l'!'nc-
diatcly yield to its apparently snperhum ~ mill
cnce Thus if properly appii'd IL will remove an
in vr,rratc corn, break and heal IA ine IN hive
days. will aliay and perfectly cura an ulcer IN NV"
weeks and the most desperate cases OF whi,c
Az rng that can be- mlg nod, have been destroyed
hy it in less thnn two months. the bites o! poi
snnous reptiles its efficacy Is truly surprising, an
even in the bite ,t' il rnhd dog, for if applied in
time, its powers Of attraction 50 wonderful tina,
they will at arrest the poison, and thus pre-
vent i, ON pervldng The system 1t is likewise
greatly superior to any m:,iIcuc hcrc;o!"rn disco
vercd for the cilattd backs aud limbs OF horses Tor
letters ri worms, chnp?1d lips. and IN short tor
every external bodily evil that may tall to 'hc lot
0i man ur beast
The proprl tor has received at least thousand
certificates and 9th ducutuculs, III Law OF ms
q $ celtic Oln,,ncnt,' upwards OF IL hundr"d OF
which written by respectable members OF tho
Medical FAcu,y, ali breathing the sam" cu'ogy
and satisfaction.
Pre- AIRED at 10 Liberty street, Ne" ! DIRK, ant:
for sale at G5 Puytr.S street, New Orleans.
mnr:G If
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TEXAS LAND TITLES.

TEXAS LAND TITLES.
An ABSTRACT of the original titles of record in
n the general land office. Printed in accordance
Nth a resolution OF the House of Representatives, pas
seJ ai,h NAV, 1888. few cupies lust received and
rsaic hw ALEX TOWAR,
IL 70 Camp st
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NORRIS s. Ca, Nv. 33 Chnrrres st Get, are re.
c.ivinr cav from their house in Phu Aclpfla, an
e.egan, and cnmilete assortment oi substantial
and tAsl,,nnuhie rlo,hinG. They invite the a,,en-
ton of the Iuhc, as they are warranted in saying
thar strangers and citizens cannot furnish them.
selves moe udvanta. cuusly in any city in the
Unl"u-
N. &. A few d,-nn c!egnnt ivory handle um-
hrrItns, from 81 10 sc inches. Also, lnrge lot
W hiie pine "a King boxes ,rinn- sizes, low
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Chas. TiRRELL ind other NOVELTIES
Charles Tyr:rll. the Bitter Blood. by Jmm"s.
Chcvelry, the Nun Of Honor, by Lad, i'u,w
Lady hevrlcv, the Woa IN Of Honor,
Chcveeys
Lord Broug hnn Sketches OF Public Character vols
Historical Sketches of States in the time of
George the Third, 2vns.
Nicholas Nicllcbv, No TO "A.
JACK Shepprrl, No 3.
Adam Bnilnnd stlcr men of character, by Jrrruh
Isabel Of Sicily, by ruckermnnn.
Paul NJ knck: The Barber of Paris.
Conceameut II new Novel in vols.
Franca's Reign of Terror in Paraguay osoi..
PiccuIa, by SUR tine.
Thu H"sI In Hn G!spt"'" kyd' new supplies.
f.. JOHNS, & Co.
july 3Oth-3w. cor of St Charles & Common sts
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FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

NCHANGE on II, irnn, nj sight, fr sale by
~ n1l tTRlt.E. 81 Gtavrr e,
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MONUMENTS of Washng,on's Patriotism, with a
MI fac sime of his pu lie Accounts during the Re
volutionaryWnr. folio volume $34 to II each, will he
sold at cost price the proceeds Of this publication are to
he dew for the of the Washington Manual ubuur
Schaol and Melr Orphans ASYLUM.
This uuv national Work ought to be in the hands
of every American; and editors of the City and
country papers will contribute that benevolent object
by giving this advertisement few insertions.
F. JOHNS & co. Agent,
aug. 5th- I'm. Cor st Charles n Common st
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EDUCA II .N-FRENCu AMI ENGLISH. -
Mr. James, recently ariv d ~ Is ris beg, ave
to Inform tue ci Iz"ns OF New Orleans that he will
open II academy On MonAa,. ID. Jlnnar, at No.
10 Toulouse street, Tor IN" instruction ct youth OF
both sexes, in French and English in which Ii,
will he ably assisted by Mrs James and Mrs
Me,th.r, wh" speak hr,h those languages with
great liu. ncy and purity, a"d wh viii 'al.c charg.
OF the depaI''n' mt e' the young ladies.
Mr. james VIII give hi, whole attention to the
various branches q" educallon, md nte1s himself
that h" " 1t give rn,Ie satisfaction 10 those "h {
iu,v honor him with heir confidence, nov !
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NEW MUSlC-O, Native Music; The Convent .!
~ Pm mnng, rowing Blade; Never Despair, lh
don't you remember the beautiful glade in the Draml
Romance; The White Horse of the Pep pcrs; Thou
and Love thou art me, sung by Miss s e
rit in the grand Romantic Open Amilie; Good Mig
The meeting aud parting: care not for spring on
row. LIE on the Ocean wave BY il Russell; She
watched for him. 70 me let fall tear; Come ut
morning; Der the waters by moonlight; rheresn home
like my own, arranged for the harp hv T Labnrre-
Qualries Just received and for sale by
dig d CASEY, 10 Camp at
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nglissnns
~ New Medical Dictionary, in one Super Royal 8vo
Vol.-Dunglisson's Therapeutics and Human Phys-
ologv-Davus Oh Females, Volumc.-Ebules Thtra.
peu,ics volumes.
New supplies just receivsdby Alex TOWAR.
aug II ~ Camp Street.
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TlNIIE ADDRESS Of the Louisiana Native Amer'cae
4 Association the citizens OF Louisiana and TIN.
nhnhauts of II United States, just published and nr
snle by DAVID FELT Il Co.
JIG - Charities It
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III 90 NEN.lNTNRN FACTS:
1t Is a fAc;--That they re the most rficctual
PURIFIERS or TIE BLOOD.



Afro, constitutional Diseases, produced by mercury
III" numerals the of syphilis ues, 'cnerln
&c &c.
j. flcTiat single instance have they been
kE," l., urd lial cy ni not pro uc" good effect
,nring tnou.aE. hem Cpre id"ir ncu
Fable.
tac-la .v Of arsaparila pills and ono h"ttl"
the u! il all suCcu to
any oi the above diseases.
it's luct-Suuld ed TIM, The only !ur" they
obtained \. Orleans at Cusomlolse street.
h,rr, H. No
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BLOOD! BLOOD. BLOOD!!.

let The vital principle l) contained IN the boud.
% Blood makes blood.
ID. Every thing II the hod, is derived from blood
18th. All constitutions are RADICAL! the same.
!t All diseases from mpnrlty OF the blood or in 9th
or words from rlni,nons hunos ,ge III the body.
G,h All these hu,-r> carried Off the blood rur fed
and mad. caIthul by the sasapIra that assimntes with
the blood.
l Vegetable purgativcs alone with the blood.
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Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayo, Of ph'lad"rh
has certile' may he seen below, t" the high chara
ter of he following gentlemen.
Th" undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered bv J. Odrdge and
have found it highly rrviccnho only preventive
against the tnng off Of hair bui also certain rcstor
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Amrt. aud F.Ny. Nt1I7"e AN7 OIIN7' 7'''r'''7''-S'
d., mnitiuLhLr-,
Plated, brass, aud ,,;n'ncd coach harness,
A., d, dn q = au sn,l>co do
H., II, do D.luu,he do
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MARRIAGE PHYSIOI.OGICAILY DISCUS
VI SED. Translated from the French of Jean Du-
boi1, N. ID. by William Greenfield.
Part lst. On tho necessity ct Marriage
Part I'd. Instructions in counting, With cure for
1--we
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-06

NIceER DINNER.-Gemmen and ladies'
one and all OBJ you, jist step into dinner /
you please. Here ladies, you 81. in dis side
ob de table if you please. Now gemmeu
and ladies, help yourself to cherry ting dat Is
nice and good. We have no compliments,
SO dip in, un cherry Teller look straight on,
for ne sells. Tom hand ODER dat Appearance
shant 90 it sar. By gosh, if you don't IN
pull your wool for you. Jack if yo don't
quit divin int dat pudding SO darnatinglv. by
gum iii trow later at you. If you do by
gum I'll let you hab one ob desc biskits side
OBJ you coco, my boy. Look at dat niooer
dar, how he swallow dem dar dnmplinosI-
Sancho, what under de canopy you drink all
dat dip fore Whose got my knifss by COR
u you don't din it to me darn soon. nj fare
o,s goose from lin to gut AM trow de stuffin
ail ober de ladies'! Tate dat little nieper,s
loot s out O. my plate, or I'll take off he leo.
oancho GIN me an egg-who ax'd YOU to
row It; take dat for your trouble. Isay gem
men, can't you eat widout film so? Take
sum OBJ dis gin toddy; maybe it settle yer
ummucks for you.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-06
TRAVELLING.

No mans education and views can he an
,aFged' unless he has travelled much; unIes,
ne has changed twenty times his modes :,
thinking and habits of life. The corvan.
tional and uniform customs adop,ed nv ~, II.
man who reads regular and mono,cr, ,., :
me III aus own country, are moulds which
give diminished Impress TO every thing
laste' philosophy, religion, character. ali
aye more enlarged, more Just and accurate
IN the man who has seen nature and soc;e,y
under various points of view. Travell;no
supplies an optic for the material and intel.
iectual universe. To travel in search of
"'scom' was sort Of proverb amono the
al, but it is not understood amono ma
i"ey travelled not merely in search az nm.
known dogmas and lessons Of ph;loso,,hu
but to see and judge every thing. For mu
part, am constantly struck with tho n....
and petty view we take Of the in.,;,,.; :""
aoo customs OF foreign nations; aud # INV
n .n'no mas oeen enlarged; if my views have
neen extended; i'll have learned to tolerate
things by understanding them, | owe all
'nese advantages to my frequent changes ofI
scene and points Of view, To study past aces
~ history men BY travelling, and God in
ha'ure-that is the grand school. We studv
every thing in our miserable books and com.
pare every thing with our petty local habits.
And who made our habits and our hook. q
wen VINO Know as little as ourselves. Lett
rs open the book Of bookshelf Us live. see
mo travel! The world is a book Of which
W .uIn page at every step. How little
. Tsn nc Know who has turned but one page
nc ABOVE beautiful paragraph Is from
:" marune's Pilgrimage to the Holv
.ano, and IS in accordance with the
nought so eloquently expressed BY shak-
Housekeeping youths have ever h,..,- -. 81
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-06

LINDEN, OR LINE TREx.-A gigantic lime
tree Is now in existance at a little d;s,,n.
from the village Of Ivory, half a league from
oal,na. 1t is ten feet high from the ground
20 the commencement OF the branches. and
th'rty, hye feet in circumference at that mar,
It's entire height is nearly one hundred feet.
ana the circle formed by its branches umoun,,
20 TWO hundred and forty-five feet. lis trunk
consists OF thick bark, under which is I,
layer OF wood, from fifteen to twenty inches
mex; the interior surface is also covered
win a bark, which rises from below. and
comes down from above; till the two have.
IN some places, met. The inhabitants as
cr'oe to 1t the age Of eight hundred wears.
1no nave cut door in the trunk, by which
means eight people have dined within at
round table. This tree is the more remark,.
''e' as the lime is not famed for its longevity.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-06
INFLUENCE OF THE FEMALE
CHARACTER.

- mankind had been perpetuafed withou
1neir mllder companions, strong and iror
l race would have inhabited the Earth -
Ihere Is something in the active spirits and
powers OF the manly portion Of our species.
y %n'cn loves difficulties, enterprise, exenion
a ;.;as and personal display. These quail
n'es and propensities would too often AMI
mate seit-love and selfishness into cont;nu.I
s.riie, civil discord, and battle, If no soflsr
ana kinder companions were about s,,ch -
lngs, tQoccuPy some portion Of their thouohts
ano attentions, 70 create and cherish m;i,ler
AGO CENTER feelings. and to provide for them
the more soothing happiness Of : quiet home
:. ano domestic life. Tenderness, sympd-
ny, good humor. smiles, gen,leness, benie-
Ivy, ano anecs'on, can diduse pleasures
more grateful than those Of irritation ana
contest, and awaken the Sensibil;f;ea the,
most favor intellectual aud moral cult;ya.
ticn.-Sharon Turner. . S'''''a'
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-06

URlcN OF YASkERs.-A corresnonden,
OF the New England Bedford Gaze,te 80
: 1nat IN looking over some old papers f;nd
n the New England Chronicle and Es.cr
Gazette, Of Thursday, June s,h, IRIS, the
.us esymology Of the word Yankee:
FIRST settled, the inhabitants VEN oS1;.sS ~. 8
6ght their way against many nations 81 +" -
dams. They found but lille difFicultv !.
subduing them all, except one tibe ~
were known by the name Of the Y,nkco.
which signifies issisc;Sle. The Y.nroa.
wore at last subdued By the New Enclsnd
!, men, ~. sns Ien'a'ns Of this nation agreeable
to the conquerors: for while sh., 49,, 49,
called Yankoos; but from corrlppt;o. CO. 81.
non to names in all languages. thev -.
through time the name of Yankees. Az ~
which We hope will soon b equal "a ~.
y Roman Or ancient Enelishmsn., y 49,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-06

@Eyery mail brings the news Of the sud.
den departure and flight Of a bank officer. .
-Mississippian.
And does not every mail bring you news
OF the flight Of long legged sub-treasurer.
carrying IN one fob the commission of Van
buren,, and in the other the stolen money ef
the professionalism Sun.
There you are wide of the mark. friend
John ton. 1t is long time since we recei-
we'd mail bringing US an account of the
hight OF bm one sub-treasurer. They come
to US now by dozen and scores Vicks. Who.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-06

IRON HoUsEs.-The efficiency Of iron l.
the application ofsteam vessels has baer :. :,
successfully introduced, that it has cncoura.
ged similar application to The building d
houses. The Glasgow Chronicle has mott.
ced an elegant plan Of a sea coast cottage q
iron hung up in the Tontine Coffeee-room
Glasgow. The plan referred 10 seems -
nave SIX rooms, kitchen and laundry. and
other convennienees, for the small sum 81
f25O, Or # double house Of fourteen rooms
f5OO. This Is not half the price of com
mon house with . similar accommodat;on'
and can be ready to possess in two months