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by A. BASSFORD-THE CLIuAX.-Ths is the selected
completed elegant and sly
tended TO sapry I- this emporium
with breakfasts dinners and supper IN g mos. @ M
superintendent Of the we'll known 3 T. Holt formerly
proprietor iots Hotel 1t designed the richest deli
best the choicest liquors and superior cooks
aud As the spacious AID AIRY individuals Us also
parties NAV comfort of ample besides an
poruny pcrusng nearly all the newspapers published in the Uni
ted foreign countries As thousands arc IN the
habit OF obtaining their meals in eating may ,sGy not be so
c this establishment, with single call ' le,sp for the
purpose for themselves whether not the Cnay de-
patronage au+ I'm
SARATOGA WATER, iroiu the Iodine Sprns.The 10
y DINE SPRING much Iodine and Carbenate of
aptrien 1t highly charged with Cabonc Gas
which renders it pungcn, and deeaiiul @ drink.
Sold wholesale and retail Ncwf,rk by A. b. D. Sands
Ess, broadway; Broadway, Nhaa, ls3 Broadway
Socum Broadway and Chamborss Sealard and Del
Or Minor broadway Broadway Ring di Broadway
Dod% 6a Broadway Coggehal 42 Pear ST Binge Rosenmi
MI Blocker M 2OS Geenwich Jennings Bennett lbe
rconwc Brugcr 81 Counds ST. Roton l97 Eust Bro adwny
aui I'm
ID epou such principles that the following advantages are
The article exposed 20 no inJHy from me hre @
nsne I'd he jsins roasted pits
R"astsr 3D. This prce~Cre will be furnished sl
which calf of 100 and pig of 200 lbs weight beside l9n T
aud IN such cason that any desirable num-
Ser G "ianss osn az anu n @ M be- bksd IN the w. as well as
can be done IN Brick Oven. h The IN uelAl OF
the above will be done with less than dollars worth OF fuel
wood o coal. =,
The following Recommendations tell part ef the story Mr.
eighteen months at the Chnton Hotel
dare not half could with for III should nobody
would 5th Keeping cool kchenlt w' be seen
,h there be cac 10 be wasted all tae hca goes "
do cooking II YOU wish IL
. RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have Board the Troy during the
past and cheeuv recommend the best srtce for
been introduced on board OF f>tcunbo L.
CHARLES VI. RODGERS, Steward of Steamboat Trey
ROBERT MACY, Captain
] C. H. TApPEN, Agent
We the with his Stoves r. in long by
used do with o Mr. Colds orcss
long, better. with less than
fourth part oi the fuel CLINTON HOTEL"
Bros "a floor Of building the of Mr.
Naa Aukeeu'> Butter Stoic, 2li Washington street
ask of keepers Of Public Houses kefecore-
all other Beats If they VII hot cnd III
take shop where stoves may be
aad their imporauce appreciated Suo lIn
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T,vE EACLE COONgNG STOVE.
- A., w, a.. =. .I EItE,K a aI AID AZ s,sAp, Bar.

n as-W
oe Itcn Eczema Blot-hcd Face, Plmpcs Itch or seaor
Psoriasis other diseases ofthc skim ac ary
and cxpetionsy by the of SANDS CELEbEhi ~
REMEDY FOR SALT RHtTM which has now been thoroughly
tested IN rissE SIX THOUSAND different without ha"S
failed in any, have been attended TO- ey peS
afflicted of the above diseases, s invited TO make
ate uso of the OF this valuable remedy and cured without delay
The cure in n We select The iolo"lpg eN
tracts from certificates evidence of Its wonderful enicacy
Mrs Margaret Clark has inst been cured ol Sc
we're and oac standing Salt Rheum In her cercae sue
,ays popular medicines and was under inc care
physicians but cosplaln baiued tne ssu NV
Noticing the extraordinary Mrs Chapman No.
was induced purchase the remedy Oh
pyins 1t began and entirely well INC eo
of Elizabeth Spear Bclng Mass lady OF IS y'ars o age
truly an interesting box and bottle oi inc
Extrac, Sarsapara removed the disease and made
after having afflicted than twenty years mrs hI
Gardener Of Norwich CT perfectly cured after tho disease had
existed for years fcrm Edwin Porter ineF
chaHt of Fall River Mass Joseph Clare No 2s9 W"h'ngsn's
VI John Parker urx Of Staten Island and numerous o'ae"
have all perfectly cured by this most ~onde ru
Prepared Wholesale aud retail by A. B d. SANDS ~
aud 100 II East Broadway ~ Y Sold also ny H.
Rawls Albany Trvet Poughkeepse j. d. Pa'ten New
Haven f. w Bull Hartford; J. A. Wadssoh Providence
VIM Brown 45l Wa shnrton, Boston, d. David JAYNE No. ~
South Philadelphia AID By druggists generally IN the p
cipa towns IL the United States. Price 81
N B-Merchanis supplied the most liberal terms YlI INA
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II sNs;,s PATENT PILLAR AND CLAW RE-
n YNIy1yd: OFEICE CMAIKS.-A most csEforta-

L :, = =, - -,
touch OF the command OF me
necessity change OF me OF
chair thereby preventing and insnns
aouat of comfort: Price $500 5000 and s20 EACH all eenpis,
&c. NOe-hee chairs cannot s' o "
order -, 49,.
Always on hand of ether chairs made expressly ,o ease
and confor-snd last least the celebrated freiam
Char b seats These serocker IN
Lb n--eou .y al, To Teaize
of cairs respectfully invited 20 come
- - ,r,sI of them NJ. W. KING Paentee.
& s.IS - ~, 1900 41i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

DR. a. ATKENSON'S ROOT BEER-A substitute
~ for Alcoholic Malt Liquors very pleasant and refreshing
Mineral Soda Waters IL rcncvaes
and purife the system To families viii he sold for 6 cents
quart per gallon the counter and cents per
glass plan with Sarsaparia, Ginger Ansecca
E,ccampane Remember 26 Greenwich
the place " pure Root Beer Il to he had IyII Ia
CHOLERA INEANTUW, Summer Complaint, &c &c
- this disease he arrested ana CURED
obtaining of Dr. James Nursery Pills which has bees found
hv experience Specific the above complaints Sold by ~
Sands Druggists aud 100 Fuon and BY David Sands Co.
- East broadway. aui I'M
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DR WARD Chanbers confines hi practice the
~ diseases and children; His long this
profession enables hun where Others have failed
Dr. Wards female complaints such oreGuire
a Dr. w for -tabis1su OF
slninting other deone With entire
Office hour from to II A. NJ and TO P NJ
f. ALLEN WARD, M d Surgeon,
Professor OF Diseases of Women and Chiiren
W If No lI3 Chambers y y
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TEETH ANTI-ENTORTiON !

I, EpUCTIoN AND IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISrRY.-p4r.
IL SONS dc-irous the exorhant charges of Dea,
will find advantageous call " SHERWOOD, Surgeon Dem
l4J q and street, Centre Market
B-Caou. aching nialbv cured without aud
rendered lucorupube Mineral Teeth
systems. from 81 50 Filling and cleaning
ia proportion tmopherc principle
jy3 2m
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16
M Ya paKTING HOUaEA AND WESTERN

80 IN MP0KraSG M0gsEs NT AND ssia by n
Fancy Soap, comprising Eau Cologne Soap Almond Soap Mile
aeur Soap market; besides Windsor and other
half the usual for cash.
WRIGHT cos 72t Chahamstreet who sole Agents
Medcated America which ao we'd by
sill the the extraordinary dis
coeres medical the world for all ard
complaints. Eryipeus PmP Seurvy Freekes Salt Rheu
oft jy2l I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

nRUGs AND MEDICINES every descriptions and
~ of tie best quality may had All Hours application
N CLARK, $40 Bo~ery.
u Physician long experience (who practices neghbor-
hood ~i be IN give advice &c
and I P ". Iy3 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

IMPORTANT TO PARENTs.-DR;A A. Al In INK, IffSI
PIG Greenwich respectfully recommends hi -
ALTERATlVE PURIFIER heads Of families 90 are VI %
person. afflicted with impure state OF the MUGS.
that the than the fountain or
generally afflicted with the diseases oil me H.
Importance Of our advice beng seu
all no are or who the marriage @
suffer hereditary acquired diseases 49,
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n.Ns ZOE CARRYING ON THE PUBIEU

4 OANN FOX ON
WOKKs-The Of tho Canal Fund give notice
that they subscriptions for certificates Of be
sued By them pursuant provide funds for carrying
the public progress passed May L. l54 by which
loan dollars which
per quarterly the
Of January April July and October each year and ts
principal redeemable after the is day July, 1850
subscriptions be made the Of th- Man
Company city Of New York the State
Rank city Of Albany any than hy hundred
dollars par and the subscribed being deposited an
equal Of stock will be Issued subscriber at the o
fee Of the Manhattan Company.
L. BRADIsH, Lieut. Governor
JOHN A. COLLIER, Comptroller
JC. SPENCER, Seo'y Of State
o. l.. HOILEY, Surveyor General
WILLIS HALL Attorney General
}. iAIGfT. TreasHrcr
Commissioners Of the Casal FUND
ALBANY, July q, 1871. W23w
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nAPER uANUFACTUKE ~

1Itf z u Ts-tV z TT n = TT -
ard Cood fa7c all their varieties, made TO order OF any qua
News the finest Book paper made ~ the coh
try a th fair market prices the very superior mills OF he,,rs
W Curtis Boston and w. Il VI Curtis. Bcvlc ~ =
other manufacturers having the best o! machinery
All orders thankfully received and promatly executed
AMI I'm EDWARD CURTIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

sTsAl, MANTEL AND HALL Lamps 'iran'ioies, Candei-
y aba JAPanaei Tass Bread Baskets IN st or separate,
hnc Table Cutlery Ebony Aabaster Clocks o =ao by
BEACH * SEXTON ia Chathan-st
and repaired, equal TO Extra Lamp
Sbad,s Sc n. t.,r8 lr19-u
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16
C1ONsIWPTION AND LIVER COlIPAAiNF.

Z :, = -, I-I- i, -
ms Dr. ALIENS BilSAM l. and neTcr-aliue rnedl 70
III Bnwery will be referred To hundreds whose 'to
lives have ecn saved also purhes the bsod and those "ho
takes purpose that hcg tsh one bottle worth
dozen of Sarsaparilia.
disease would with Ion. II h-y knew how quick Dr. Al
low SPIRITS !. pi,ease Dr. Aliens B1lsam will IL
Nothing can uras, efficacy Of this Basam IN nersoa. -eae
PALPITATION Of the HearLIh distressing e9Pia'1t i Ga'su
bv Or Aliens Ra of Horehound, LiyerRort snt Pleu-y Root
Sold ~ Doery; Tyler wholesale agent &C BARCLAY It f. ~
uou owerv corner Dr. Hart Broad and
Chambers St F. Minors drug store corner hroai"a aud
and HE Ererett. 26- Grecnwich - "IJ ln
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16
by SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
= = Z RlE 4: IL. T. d II II

ZEN MANUFACTURER TO TIE QUEEN
oar rNThe high character these Pens mas induced the
\ Of several drePutabe makers, practice
rQud only upon H elliott but also the public An
eor article hearing the sspeed lhus Go omIttug the
nn the market II readily be detected by It's
appearance and the very style which
Obsrce genuine PEN all marked full Joseph Glou
Pzn, J9.eph elliott warranted and that each bears
&; b.: {; :.'5' .s4s'''' O>M7
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-06-10

weeks. Il is five months since stopped
taking tho Medicine, and have fell no
return Of the disease, nor have ! the
least reason to suspect | shall. ! would
earnestly recommend all persons similar
ly afflicted, 10 make trial Of the same rem
lcdy BRYAN ALLEN
Prepared by JOSEPH PRlEsTLEy PETERS,
M u. P. B. C. p. NJ. at his Institution
for the cure OF Chronic Diseases, by
means Of vegetable remedies,e No. 1919
Liberty-strect, New York, Inventor and-
sole Proprietor.
Price 81 per box.
This justly celebrated medicine is for
sale atthe Drug Store Of David Jcwett,
Liberty, (Miss.)
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Peters pills.

lNNHESE. PILLS are no longer among
n those Of doubtful Utility. They
have passed away from The hundreds thai
are daily launched upon the tide Of expc-
rimcnt, and now stand before the public
as high ID reputation, aud as extensively
employed IN all paris Of Lhe u. States,
The Canadas, Texas, Mexico and the West
Indies, as any medicine that has ever been
prepared for the relief Of suffering man.
They have been introduced wherever il
was found possible 10 carry them, and
there are but few towns who do not con
tain some remarkable evidence Of their
good effects. The certificates that have
been presented 10 the proprietor exceed
twenty thousand upwards Of five hun,
drcd Of which, are from regular practi-
cling physicians, who are The most com
petent judges Of their merits.
Often have the cures performed by.
this medicine, furnished subjects for editor
rial comment in various newspapers and
journals, and il may with truth be asscr-
ted that no medicine OF the kind has ever
received testimonials Of higher value than
are attached 10 this
They are in general use as a family
medicine and there are thousands OF fam
lies who declare they are never satis>
fed unless they have supply always on
hand.
Each box contains 40 pils-price so
cents per box
A fresh supply Of the above medicine
$ just received, and for sale in Liberty,
i the Drug Store of DAVID JEWETT,
Who is sole Agent for this County.
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7T-"T
DR.. G. X. PHELPS'
COMPOUND
TO MATO PILL 81

The vegetable remedy for Diseases ari
sing from impurities Of the Blood; DySpep-
sia, Scrofala, and all Chronic Diseases
Also, substitute for Calomel as a Ca
lhariic in FEvERs, end all Bilious A0ec-
lions
NROM the extensive applicability TO
general disease, which this remedy
possesses, as is demonstrated in the de-
tailed cures Of various complaints, and
the universal success which attends its
use, the Proprietor feels justified in claim
ing for it, superior consideration. The
numerous testimonials OF its effects, from
Physicians, Druggists, and distinguished
individuals, places it beyond the doubtful
remedies of the day, and entities ii 10 Spe-
cial confidence.
These Pills having acquired an unpre-
cedented celebrity as an Anti.Dyspeptic
and AntI.Blllous Remedy; and this repu.
alton being fully susta ined by the high
OF It's testimonials, and The in.
creaslng demand for the Medicine-it is
only necessary for the Proprietor TO con-
tlnue the Caution, that the Public NAV
not mistake other medicines, which are
introduced as Tomato preparations for the
rue Compound Tomato Pills.
For full account of this Medicine,
testimonials, &c, see Pamphlets, in the
lands Of all who sell it.
Price, so Cents per Box.
This extraordinary Medicine is for
'ale at David Jewett's Drug Store, in
liberty. who is sole agent for this Coun.
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NEW VOLUME FOR l84f.

n 80
The tirstnumber OF new volume 8
The Spirit or the Times' will be issued
on The 9th Of March, 1871. In the course
OF the year, series Of Magnificent SteeI
Engravings, uniform with the embelish.
ments Of the preceding volume, will be
presented tothe subscribers. A Portrait
Of Monmouth Eclipse, from painting by
Troye, will commence tile series, and sue.
cecded BY those Of other distinguished
Horses during the year.
list Of American Winning Horses o.
the preceding year will be published, az.
ranged in fouraTables-onc Of four mile
winners. These Tables show at a planee
The winnerof every race Of The last wear.
ms age, color, pedigree and owner, The
prize won't weight carried, The time
made, and the horse beaten by him, TO-
gether with the date and place Of the
race, and reference 10 the page Of 4 pre.
codlng volume where the race was origin.
nlly published. These Tables are com.
piled with infinite care and labor, and at
great expense; they are Of constant prac-
lcal use, and increase in value every
year. a list Of English Winning Horses
or the same year will also be published
n the volume arranged in the English
orm.
A Table of the American Winning Trot.
ing Horses with the ago, color, owner,
Nc,@c, VIII be published in this volume
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The New World is frequently embcl
lished with costly and beautiful Engra
wings.
Though striving 10 say much in few
words, it is quite vain TO attempt setting
forth half tho attractions Of the New
World inthis place. II will speak for it.
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sent 10 any part Of the country TO post
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We cannot forbear TO add in conclusion,
that the New World stujousy avoids
all party politics, and is conducted on
principles ofthe strictest neutrality No
proiane or improper iests, no vulgar allu-
slons, no irreligious sentiment is ever al
lowed TO soil its pages Reverence to God
and respect to man govern ii always
The rule ofthe Editor IS never 10 publish
a line which he would hesitate to read
aloud in the hearing Of intelligent and
virtuous females. Thus the New World
is made anunexceptionable Family News
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the regard Of every friend Of pure itera-
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New York, March /, l84l.
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ENGRAyINGs. /,
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Laurens County, Ga. Nov. Az, ls3s.

Laurens County, Ga. Nov. 4lh, 1888.
10 iciom u may concern. The under
signed was severely afflicted with Dys.
pePlic and Liver affection for many wears,
and followed the advice Of Physicians con.
sidered eminent in their profession, with
out being benefited, finally tried Dir.
Peters Nzedtciaae Stomachicdcc CT Hepliciac,
and after making use Of two parcels,
found myself restored to perfect health:
my counlenance instead Of being pale and
haggard, resumed its former heaIthlul
appearance, and incrcditabIe as it may
appear, gained nearly twenty pounds
additional weight in the short space Of ten
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: An Alphabetical list Of SlplIioos -
l04l, in the usual form, will also annoss
IN an early number Of the volume 90
WI be found convenient 10 breeders I cos
designating the age, color, pedigree o,, 'OF
! or, place and price Of standing. Of no WI.
every distinguished Stallion IN A,na nG;ar'y
IN addition 10 the various subjects Gu,
merated above, the present volume wH,
contain faithful and copous record "n ~
all lmportaIlons and Sales of Blood g.. "
Sweepstakes, Racing and Trottino i No.,
cnes, and Racing Appointments /; Essav.
On Breeding and Training, Pedigrces and
Performances Of Distinguished Horses
with all the Current News and On D;,s;n
sporting Circles, both at home and abroad
ana 10 complete the Sporting Depar,ment
iull details original and selected viii hs
given to all manly pastimes os Hnn,;r~
shooting 3 Fishing, Watching and Boating.
Equestrian, and other Athletic and Manly
Sports. ""O y
another part of the design Of the pa.
per VIII embrace Breeding and Agrcu.
!ulal department, designed 10 promote the
and minister to the instruction
OF breeders Of fine cattle, sheep, DC
selections from the most approved Amer
ican and English writers on these impor-
iant subjects will be constantly found in its
columns.
The Sporting Gallery will also be ir.
creased BY the addition Of the Portraits of
several Of the most distinguished Horses
IN The Union, engraved in style Of su.
perlor finish and beauty.
lhe next prominent department ia thu
Theatrical Page, constantly devoted ia
original criticisms Of the drama. and mo-
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Room Intelligence, derived from an exten.
'lye theatrical correspondence maintained
with every city in the Union, and bx
Which the paper is already favorable
Known and widely circulated in theatrical
;ircles
Again selections will be constantly
made from the periodicals of this country
md England, and thus be formed lively
md elegant Literary Department, occu.
lying seyeralpages.
For all these various Departments, nm.
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# The present sheet, which for beauty
nd typographical execution and general
legance OF arrangement, is second 10
one in the Union.
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roprletors, gentlemen wishing the paper
an order 1t through their post-masters,
r remit by mail. A number of files from
he commencement ofthe volume will be
reserved for new subscribers. This
curse is adopted as the valuable Slatisti-
u Tables Of the paper nearly allappear
ne early part Of the year.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

n ME undersigned grateful FOR former
IN patronage, would respectfully in
form his friends and the public in gener-
al that he continues his BOARDING HOUSE,,
on Broad Street, where he can accommo
date several moro boarders, and the tray
elllng publlc-.-lie has, also, opened
Provision AND GROCERY STORE, and can
accommodate the public in articles in his
line, at reduced prices.
M. M. WHITNEY
December 81, l840 iyl
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THE NEW WORLD,
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN.
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Published in two forms, Quarto
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ME Quarto Form contains Sixteen
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- +. MARKS respectfully informs
~. the citizens Of Bayou Sara, and the
surrounding country, that he has opened
a HOUSE Of ENTERTAINMENT at the
Barou Sara Landing, in the large brick
building formerly occupied by the Atcha-
ialaya Rail Road & Banking Company
His table will always be supplied with the
bes. the country affords; and in his Bar
will be lousnd the bes! of liquors. As ma
ny families are detained at this point, wal.
ting for steamboats,, the proprietor assures
such, that he is prepared to accommodate
them with private rooms having fire pla-
ces. Good and attentive servants will
always be in attendance. From long OK.
perlence and strict attention to the duties
oil Hotel keeper, the proprietor hopes 10
share portion of the public patronage.
January 8, 1871. 9mI