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nANIEL EDWARDS, IRON, COPPER
IL Tin, Sheet iron, Brass NouIdbig, Finishing arit
plackamfhng tetahlshrnopf si5s1 -l5ses,

f-f >
%, so AND 3e NEW LEyEE, AND 8, 80. AND Al
ls FULTON STREET, NEW ORLEANS. 49,
Facilities Tor the execution Of The following described
work superior 10 any other house 10 the South or
West.
Chimneys, Breechngs, Stills,
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans,
Carriers, Filterers, Heaters.
Copper, FIN and Pewter Worms for DIstilleries.
ia Sheet Iron Pipe.
Sole Agent for Holmes & Fosters STEAM PUMP,
adapted to supplying steam boilers with water, ex.
iinguishing fires, eeyatng and distributing water N
public buildings, gas and water works, draining &c.
Also, for sale the New England STEAM PUMP, for
feeding steam boilers, &C., &c.
Ashcrof.s STEAM GAUGES, for locomotives and
stationary engines.
and every description Of Brass Work OF my own
manufacture -
GAS PII'E fromsi inches diameter, and all con-
nectons to axit sss,t -
The trade suppl ed with Brass Work at New York
prices, for cash. 81 81 *
Planters and others interested would do well to cal
and examine my Steam Trains for the manufactured
sugar, before purchasing elsewhere. They baye been
10 operation for many years, and give universal sat
Injection. fssss, a sssstsa
n. All orders Oiled with dispatch, slsv
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against the governments Of Costa Nea
/ remain unredresscd, though they are
earnest manner, and not without hope
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BLACK RIVER.
....s on WEDNESDAY, jan Ath atsp,

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 18th. atbP.M.
G. J.. Konns \ lre& Line.
TsOR BLACK RIVER, LOWER TENSAS
and Bayou Macon, Floyd, aontcelo, Deerivll,
Warsaw. Trinity and all the Intermediate landings Oh
Rlacr rlyer-Iie new ard elegant passenger paekpt
steamer FLORA TEMPLE, 81 Garratney. master. viii
leave as above. For freight Of passage apply o.,
a. The Flora Temple has been chartered for ,ha
trade, and viii remain during the season.
HT No bills paid unless Contracted by the agents
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~ A. PARKER VS.. HIS CREDIT IS,
W. No Is, 4G9 State Of Louisiana, Fourth Dis
tr,ct Court OF New OrleaEs
Notice is hereby givento the creditors Of the inso
vent in this case and to all other person herein nte
estd that the cesson Of tho petitioners property
accepted by the Court for the beito his creditors
and that meeting Of said creditors will take plsrt
at tho Office OF Charles f. Forior Notary Public ii
this city, on Thursday, the 18th day Of January 1850
at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of dcliberains o.!
the affairs OF said insolvent, and In the meantime Al
judicial proceedings against his person aud property
are stayed and il is further ordered that Harry I
Hays be appointed Attorney to represent the absen
creditors.
deel0 tjl2 G.. LGsilNAlS, Dop' Clerk.
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WHITE RIVER.
Leaves with dlsMleh.
rI1IAR WHITE RIVER PACKET.

II EGULAR WHITE n, Eli fAChEl.--
X, Eor Pocahontas, Batesv'A, Jacksonport, Au
isus;a pcsArc aud aInerneaaae landings on Whit
n m steamer IATAN, Snl. Taylor, master
p viii positively leave as ab0vs For freight or pas
a. liz Iatan viii take f1sigas 4. and sign ,hrougl
bins fading to JacI,oIp pe yek,ap per aoo sz ans
will also take e landings on M ssssp yysr A
aras he Mouth of White river at l5c per 100 10 81
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YAZO0 RIVER.
& STEAMSI1iPS--SHIPS.
KEY WEST AND HAVANA

To sail on SATURDAY. 18th inst, at sA.M NJ.
tNOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA VIA
~ Pensacola, Apalachicold, ST. Marks, Cedar Keys,
tampa BAY and Manatec = Southern Steamship
t.fnpany- u. S. Mail Line The superior cor
refed and copper fastened steamship ATLANTIC,
". Hatchngs, commander. will leave as above,
carrying the United States mails. For freight pas
sage, having superior staeroom accommodations for
passengers, apply on board or at the Office Of the
southern Steamship Company.
&. B. PAYNE, Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight TO Apalachicola, st. Marks aud Tampa Bay
subject to ligderage at steamers expense but at thu
risk of the consigncc.
no freight received without an order.
.88- The days Of sailing hereafter Will be on III,
i4ih and Both, from New Orleans returning vii
leave Key West on the 18th and 26ih. jail
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employed in the purchase OF notes, .9...si.s
bonds, bills and other securities. y Soi3442 81
Amount Of goods, wares and merchan
disc purchased brought into the
State by regular merchants. ~ 800 ,oio %
Value of nla.surc carriages 2,l23G0S 20
Value Of watches. a5s6I2 90
aye Observation-Disclosures. 81 ,so5
and 20 Wears Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5so;s
Total amount of state tax. ......-... $50, 49, l
Amount of stock IN Incorporated banks
IN tho state 550,125 Go
Warren is the heaviest tax-paying county
in the State, viz: Sl2, 242; Kinds comes next,
sl2l7O; Adams next, $ll,S26; Lowndes
next, Sill ,125; Madison next, $40, l03; lazoo
next, 50, 963; Marshall next, S9,S3l. Greene
pays the least tax. s4l2; Jones next, S434
Perry next. 1892 Jackson next, SIT
Wayne next, 1886.
In number of slaves Kinds county stands
first, at IL ,036 Madison next, l6, 1892; Mar
shall next, l5,4ss; Lowndes next, 1887 ;
Yazoo next, 14,l77 ;Noxnbee next, l3,80S ;
Adams next, 1892. Jones has the least
number of slaves, a53; Greene next, 5S4
Perry next, ia jackson next, 1876.
In white men between twenty-one and fifty
years of age, Tippah comes first. at 1852 ;
Tishomingo next. 2.266; Pontotoc next, 2,2l4;
Itawamba next, 2,Ol4; Marshall next, 1873.
Issaquena has the smallest number of white
polls. 1865; Tunica next, POI; Greene next,
20s; sunfower next, 2O9; Washington next,
2G7 Wayne next, 269.
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Too QUIcK.--For all that this world is a
g thorny waste it seems some good men are
not in a hurry to leave it. The Rev. John
Skinner, of Linshart, Longside, while passing
along street in the village, was met by an
old woman who.Was in the habit Of begging.
As was her practice, she made solicitation
for halfpenny. On feeling in his pocket,
Mr. Skinner discovered that he had not a
half-penny, but was possessed Of penny
piece. which he handed to her. The sum
being double what was expected, so excited
her gratitude that she exclaimed:
Lord bless you, sir. and may much good
attend yourfamily through life. And as for
yourself may God take you to your resting
place this very night
| Thank you, madam, for your good
Wishes said Mr.. Skinner, ebut yoa need
not have been 50. very particular about the
] time.s
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ED RIVE Err

Leaves on TUESDAY, 81 inst, at 5PM.
DEGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
III For jefferson direct, Smi,hand, Rntm, Port
t.,ddo, Swanson's, Mornings, Albany, Shreveport,
Grand Bayou Coushatia, Campe, Grand Eore, Co,ile,
Alexandria, Barhin's, ind all intermediate landings
The new, light draught, fast passenger steamer
CERES, -. Labarths, master, Chas. II aay clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage, apply
on board ial
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STEAMBOATS,.
A I G HA FALAYA.

v,n oSases On SATURDAY, T,h inst, al IL M.
t'uh YERMlLLl0N- The new and s,,,.
III asniial freight and passenger packet EIaIRA
sss,s smith, master, will Leave "a above, ,ar;no
~ ior The lower Atctafalaya and al. landjnus
q h,s sog Vermiihoa For freight or passage. apy
- 5s ia1 J
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DIR. &c. ATER & Co..
s LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS,
Price Only Ons Dollar per Bottle.

Ayers Cherry Psctorat
Has won Tor Itself such rentwn for the cure of every
variety II Threat and Lung Complaint, that il 10 EN-
tiroly unnecessary for US u recount tho evidence q
Its virtues, wherever Il has been employed AS u
las long been III eolsial use ihrouspss tins sectio
we need not do more tlau assure the people It's quality
ia kent up 10 the best eyer has been and that Il may
lie reed on TO 40 for their relief all i bss erer been
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Leaves on WEDNEsDAY, January lat SPIN.
Kouns Il Bros, Low Water Through jspa,ch Line.
LNOR SHREVEPORT AND ALL WAY
i. Landings = the new, elegant and very light
| dlaught packet steamer IRA No. SS..>tshn Kouhs,
master, will leave as above, makingsihe only sure
connection at the Falls, with the yeiyight dransht
| steamer ERA No. and ERA No. 9 sr shreveport
| For freight or passage apply on board o25
&gTA clerk will be on The leyee Thursday morning
toreceye freight at the foot Of Cust6tnho1se street
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Ayers csthartie pulls,

For all the purposes Of a Pursative Medicine.
For Costiyeness, for the Gure Of Dyspepsia, for
Jaundice for aie Cure OF lndgestlon ftf Headache
for the Cure Of Dyscntery, for Foul saclaae' Tor me
tre Of ErysieLs. for the Piles, fls the Cure q cro
fula. for all scrofa!oGs Complaints, Cor tho Cure q
Rheumatism, for Diseases Of tie Skin, for the Cure Of
Liver Complaint for Drolsy, for the Cure Of letter
Tymors and Salt Rheuln, for Worms, for The Cure OF
Gout, for Dinner Fiji, for the Cure Of Nsrsgla, far
Purifying tho Blood. 3, III.
They are sugar Coated, 80 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and brg purely SegeApie,
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,

81
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be it remembered, that on the Sth December, 1905,
batore me- the subscribers Justice Of the Peace IL
ld for the Parish and State aforesaid, personally APP
asared omer Gaillard, President, and A. schroeder,
Secretary, Of the Citizens Mutual Insurance Company
sf New Orleans, who being duly sworn according to
taw do dcpose and say that the above accounts are
ast and true and correct transcript from the books
ef said Company. o. GAIL.LARD, President.
A. SCHHEIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Sth day Of
december, A. D. 1858. ARTHURSACClER,
Third Justice Of the Peace.
Tho Board Of Trustees have resolved TO pay an ".
tezcst Of six per cent in cash upon the scrip issued
by this Company for 1857, TO the holders thereof or
to their legal representatives. and after tbs second
Monday OF February next. ~
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
Of sixty per cent (60) on the net earned premiums
al tho Company for the year ending SOth November
1855 for which certificates will be issued on aud Of
| ter the sth OF February, 1859. ii4
/ The Company continue TO insure against the perls
Of tho seas and rivers and loss sud damage by IRE
| ut tho current rates OF premium.
! GS-oifice, No. Q Carondelet street
| oMER .GAlII.ARD, President.
! GEO. W. NEST, Vice President.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GUCCEssION OF CELESTE PERRAUl

kNUCCESSIVJNU F VEIIEo IE ITNNNVHI.
Second District Court of New Orleans. No.. ,2a5.
Whereas Patrick Macarty has petitioned the Court
Tor Letters of datiye Iestamentary Execaorshipo
vacant estate Of the late Celeste Perrau deceased
Notice is hereby given to all whom u may concern,
to show cause within ten days whythe prayer Of said
petitioner should not be granted.
ly order Of the Court. r. MltH0f,
;n3 4 10 - Deputy Clerk.
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r B. STEEL VS.. HIS CREDITOR;
(,xi. Nosr Grleana NJ

d /. Fourth District Court Of New Orleans, No.
|sl1,bS7, u; 81 Ia Fssa
date Deeemosr ao 1sss an e s S Spss ~
Honorable the Fourth District Court OF New Orirah.
in tho above entitled matter viii proceed to sell al
Public Auction at the City Hotel Common street, be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets, on MONDAY, the
second day Of january 1860 at IL O'Clock M, Tor ac
count Of tho creditors Of said insolyent. The af-
counts, notes and bills receivable surrendered by
said insovent to his creditors per schedae on file.
TEgMs-Cash on the spot
f. I. PARKER,
-. n. --a Sheriff of liz, Parish nf Oreans
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE I!

Tliisd Annual Message IL James Bu-
eiianan, President OF the United States,
read in she e. s. Senate, Tuesday.
December a7th, 1859.
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q j. WEILMAN VS.. HIS CREDITORS
y. No. 8,945 . state of Louisiana, sixth IHstric'
Court of New Orleans.
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors, and al
others Interested show Cause If any they can WI,
the fnai account filed herein BIZ the Syndic, should
not be approved and homoOgated and the funds dis
tributed accordingly. o
By order of Court. mo. T. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans, Dec. IS, 1859.
do 3tin l0d
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Extra or Special Trips when required at night, by
notifying the Conductor.
The steam train will stop at thesGentilly Station
when notified, except on mail trips, and during the
Hour Trips on Sunday afternoons Fare each way
l5c. Conductors must have timely notice 10 STOP
Oinnibusscs leave Canal street every I've minutes
for the Depot e} az
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nAYOU SARA MAIL CO.-FoR BAYo
UpPER MISSISSIPPI
Leaves with Dispatch

a Leaves with Dispatch. ,,,pn
T,OR ST. LOUIS.-ST. LOUIS, CAino
ond New Orleans Railroad Connecting ., Y
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at st. i ~,
with tho Ohio and Mississippi Raiiroad-Ihs , n,o
regular picket steamer j. sWOS l. H. ons lsd
ter, will leave for ST. Louis and all ntcrneais ss1 y
ngs as above, For freight or through l.t as,1
all points, North, East or West, Apply on p'a'''
ala tt. IS -
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-.sEF F. I. F1IIkEE,
dl3 23ljJl4 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans

A NTEPHEI.IC MILK THE ONLY UN
N qaestivnab,y Efllcacious Article No Tere
Wrinkles No more Frccklcsl The 81 aud th,
Complexion Regenerated by Henriquezs Genuine An
tephelic Milk.
NOTICE. -Antcpholic Milk is not only an infallibls
specific against the affections above stated, but mixed
with water, aud employed quarter Of an hour be-
fore the morning ablutios, purifies the skin, with
out irritating altering it gives tone 10 the colorina
secretions, whether pale, scursy Or yellow destroys
all sorts Of pimpes and roaghness Of the skin pre-
vents the return Of freckles dissipates prevents
the formation 81 early wrinkles and by lie specific
action, gives to the skin aud preserves for il the
p0rext freshness Of color.
The genuine article is still for sale, at 81, by
r. +. HENRlQuEz,
cor 81. Louis md Rampant sts
Ed. GUliIOT,
f las Royal street
J. WRIGHT CO..
sepls GIN q and ISL Chartres street
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BAYOU DE GLIIZ E.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 4ti jan, at IL ~
NOR BAYOU DE GLADE-IHE NEW
steamer BAYOU BELLE, b. ttlsscoek, masesi ;
vii leave for the above points as cove va rla9ue
mlne) taking freight and paSsengs ''' si' aia,-'s
on the route -. e., aos
For freight or passage apply Oil s'f"'
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
+ Leaves every MONDAY, at 5P NJ .,,r
~ y5rtTTr An fyDJfLfNfUIJT n PA(ikEI

Leaves every MONDAY, at D T. N, .,,,,yr
d OCULAR. GREENVlLLE PAChL =,
I, The new, swift and magnificent passelsss. y
packet GEN. JOHN A. QurfMAN, j. W. Cannon, r n,J
ter will leave as above. for Grcenyile Deer CIc.n
Landing. ioibt Worthington, Carolina Landing ias
Washington, Grand Lake, Ashton, Pitchers po,rii,
skipwits landing, Stack Island Landing Lake rro,
aence, Mken's Bend, Ticksburg, Warrehtoh, NM
Gulf. g. Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof, Naishua
Adams, Red River Landing, Bayou sara ior. III In
Baton Rouge Plaquemine, Dnnaldsonyile aha 81
termedatc landings. For freight apply on noS Il
the Gen. j. A. O., will take Yazoo river ia
be reshipped at Vlcksburg. . 49, !.
BAYOU SARA NAIL CO.-FoR bA IN
ID SARA--The fine passenger packet, u. :. s Elm
NER, CAPT. Baranco leaves New Orleans ever! e.-.
| DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at Q O'CLOCK
FOR FORT ADAMS. =.
The passenger packet CAPITOL, Capt; i n's'p
Gross, leaves New Orleans every III fiSi'A1 's =
FOR DoNAI.Ds0NvIILE. ~,
The passenger packet G. D. JR, Cal,; ,,, .n11,
| leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY and Ihu ~
| at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and every sAfukpAi =
o'clock P. NJ. ge,
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST. y,
i The steamer LAUREL HILL, Capt fei n,, -
CROSSE TErE, Capt. McQuoid, leaves New ~. " AZ. AZ
4 every MONDAY, THURSDAY and sATVRiAi =
O'Clock P. NJ. eo,, S
/ gJr clerk is always on tho iaaahs' M NJ 50
Louis street, to receive and deliver ireisht, "''
bills lading for the above boats. ,, ,oon.
NJ I'm j. a. toiio's, e a.
|
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, January 4, at5P. NJ
EOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND BAYOU,
II Campte, Grand Ecofe, ST. Maurice, Cotie,
Alcxandfn, Gorton's, Norman's Barba and all in
termcdatc landings Oh Red Rivcr-Ihe fast run
ming, very light draaght and elegant assenger packet
steamer MORNING LIGHT, Wln, billion, buster, }. ~
Chanpln, clerk, will leave as above For freight q
passage apply OH board di3
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Cincinnati, Oils, Feb 10, 1851

The Restorative PIT ap in bottles Of three sizes,
viz large, medium and small ; the small lields hall
pint and retas for one dollar per bottle the medium
holds at least 20 per cent mere in proportion than the
email and re.S for Two dollars per bottle tue largo
holds quart, per cert. more in proposition, and
retai for So s liatlc,
o., J. WOOD 4 Co, Proprie,ors, so Broadway
New York, Cutie great New Yos Wire railing Estab
lshment, aud III Market street, st. Louis, Mo
sepl en- tie
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. The report OF
the Auditor Of State, just made to the legls-
lature, gives the following as the assessment
Of persons and property in The State Of Mis- Mis-
sissippi for the lscal year 1853 !, 4, &
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nINEAPPLE CHEESE "A small lot
il just landing aud for sale BY
QlEyR0nZE & i.!.Nt.sD0RFF,
d.5 s, 10, u and lfa l3ssis st.
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oUACHITA RIV FIR.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 4ih jan, 4, 5P d
NOR CAMDEN DIRECT--FOR CAM
: IL den, Beach Hills, Aiiier's Bun, oaanpasaolle
Wilmington. Moro. Caryyil!a Marie Saline, Alabama
Landing, Ouachita CITY, Trenton, Monroe, FINE Bluffs
castor Landing, Colunbie, Harrisonburg, Trinity
and all intermediate landings on tmachi'a and Black
Rivers--!Tho Rne, light dransht passenger pa''kss
steamer RED CHEZ, John q. shute, master, vii
leave as abovn. For freight or passage Apply 81
hoard or ia G. l.. K0uNS Y BEt1s.,
/ do 2Froat st., opposite Canal street Ferry.
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Leaves on TUESDAY, Jan 10, at l2M.
T5DR OPEL OUSAS--lhe packet sspame
ANNA PERRETr, James Caps, master, VIII esy
As above taking freight and passengers for silnlas
port and all landings on the A'''~a'asa' fof iresh
or passage apply On board a.'
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opELoUsis.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 4th'an, at l2M !.
NOR OPELOUSAS-- The fhe light-draught
steamer SILVER HEELS, J. lyons, master. will
cave as above taking freight a,a passenge,s inr
Old River, sinuspott, and all lanslgs Oh Inc A;cna
alaya, and also taking passengaoss i9r pchalason
vc Plalueinine, Baton lolss =, M i'aohoh bsyo
Sara, Morganza and the Noun ~ hea river. ior
crs;ght nr nsss,,pe amply Oh bpift do
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ll5 Leaves with dispaNl
TN(1R SHREVEPORT. GkksD BAYOU

l Gmlte, Grand Eepre, Alexandria, NDrinan's
Barbin's aud all intermediate andlnt tn Red river
The new elegant fast flnfsing and lt draught pas
senger steamer Ira No.2, ". e. scOyeli, inasiaf,
Alex. Bell clerk, will leave as abevs. For fright
or passage, apply on board. d6
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Yours respectfully,

PROF Wo6n-pcar Sif. My hair had, for several
years, been becoming prenlatlIely gray, accom-
panied By harshness which rendered the constant
application Of oil Necessary in dressing il. When
commenced using your Hair Restorative about two
months ago was in that condition and having con
tlnued It's use till within the last three weeks il has
turned to its natural color, and assumed d stiffness
and ustcr greatly to he preferred 10 these p cdpced
by the application Of oiis or any other preparation
have eysr used Ifegard itasa Indispensable article
for every lady'S toilet whether TO be used as Har
Restorative or Tor the simple purpose OF dressing Oh
beausfyng the hair. You have perm ,ssion u refer
70 me all who entertain any asuht Of its rerfosmn
all that Is claimed for il.
MRS, c. SYs1NIS,
gN
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r AILR q A ID. $ .
1859. FALL AND WINTER. 1850
B ARRANGEMENT.

I Passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company
corner Of allope and Magnolia Streets at 80 minutes
past o'clock in the morning, and at o'clock in the
evening; and arrive at New Orleans at 80 minute:
past O'clock in the morning and at : O'Clock in TIL
evening, daily, Sunday Included.
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Tho Staging on the Mississippi Central Road having
been reduced to about 90 miles, and the gap being
supplied With suflcency Of four-hCrse coaches Il
convey, WITHOUT DELAY, passengers and baggage
from ol,e terminus Of the road to the ether passen
gers to the NORTH, Fast and WEST will find this th'
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GEO. ". HiGGNBJTHAR,
SARAH A. HlGGINB0flIAA.

. WsrIllssTos, No., Dee. S, 1851
Poor Woep--Dear Sir: . BY the advice Of friend
OF mine, who had been using yonr Hair Restorative,
was induced totry il. HAD the fever some time
las. May and neary every hair in my head came out.
Now my lair has come ia great deal thicker than
ever il WAS, Nothing but duty and sympathy dat
feel to communicates to others Who are afflicted as
have been, wonli induce me 10 give this public &C.
acknowledgement OF the benefit have reesise,l FIRM
Prof. Moods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully,
A, r. JACOBS
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Great Northern Railroad, Oh st. Charles street.
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saving several days time, as well as tho risk attend
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