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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22
III o Il q AKHSS 81 co,
BOOK SELLERS, STATIoNERS. PRINTERS AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
No. ID Gbnrtrcs

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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Executed with neatpess and despatch. ais
Xxi, FlLLEY, No. rs Canal ST., having made ar
- rnhgcmens to receive goods from New York by
every pack" during the season, will always have on
hahd an assortment OF scasenablc goods Which will be
SOD at low prices and on reasonable terms
Ia adoon 70 those already received, there arc now
landing from the |ickshurg, fresh supply of French
printed Jackone'S Plain satin faced and striped: print
cd camhrcks, British lawns French ginghams OF SUI
pefiof luay entire new patterns sud very rich plr H.
corded satin striped and plaid; white Jackencts and
cembrics; plain Swiss null, and book musms Ladies
IN de EcoSu, gloves and hosiery, plain open and en-
broldered Gents thread and silk gloves Nohnir stocks
Also one carton ofemb'd lace, net scars new STYLE.
IN consequence of number of imposiions lawns
lately been practised the undersigned requests those
sending their servants for goods, asoo send lcr card
VI ol oruer. al FIiLEY.
FRENCH EhBROlDERIES
VIE subscriber has lately received five cartons of
IL French needle wo k embroidrries, capes collars
peicres' bandS cdgings and nscrtings, India lawn.
SWISS and Jackonct musltns and offers them n verv
frlilln% advance. + FTLLEY
al I6 Canal street near Royal.
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, TO be conHnuei.)

piED-l.ast evening, at half pas, ten o,clocl i,
MT: EDWARD .. HoGAN, aecd47 years, native Of
Ireland, and Tor many years past resident of
ms city. Ms funeral will take pace this after
noon, Al O'Clock, from his late residence No. I63
Magazine, betwcrH Grod and Julia streets. 10
which his fsientsand acquaintances are invited.
asffhnuf further poiice.
WOIiCE-A competent Boak-keeier and eypcrt
Penman, long rr sident in this city, n marrc9man.
sar suitable compensation would undertake TO write
5p books and eate accounts for Trudesmcn. Mocha.
ef and others, whose compass of business does not
feqnire e constant attendance Of an accountant. Per-
Danef rnpes mcuf, az flir compensation, would he
ae moro acespialte. he would alo adjust unsettled
states promptly eaid with esacudc. Unexccptiona.
Nc references, Il rcqn cd, " III he given.
Address ~ H. ,'box $40, Post Office, directly G5
Khiliippa street. al2-lIn.
I'D UM.-Nrw Orleans Rum constantly o La d anil
v fur sale by az A GtRNEY, SO Common ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

ES1 RAY. -1nken up one Iay SiaWon nancy Lsn
IA face, the right hind foot white The owner ia ".
quested t" come forward, prove property, pay charres
ana take sand animal away, before the 18th instant Il
left after that time it will be sold at public auction h,
+. A. Gullote, Auctioneer. w. MCDONALD
a} COmmissary Cd Ward Cd Nunic;naI,.
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p" AS brought 10 the police prison 81 y
W nicipality, on the 9th inst nepr. "e sud m
ed MlLLf' about 40 years of age, so1s woman r
Her owner is requested to comply with l..
take her away. II : i m.lhe law ~,
ulI a., rrARPER WI
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THEATRE-sT. CHARLES.
-
MR.. LATHAM'S BENEFIT,

THIS EVENING April, 22nd
Will be presented the Legendary Operate Ballet of
LIE DIEU EFT LA BAYADERE.
Zelica, the maid of Cashmere, Mile Celeste; FutinIa,
Marietta; Zuma, Signora Eliza; the Unknown, MIR.
Hunt Olifore, Mr.. Page.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

WAS brought to the police prison If n. a Mssh
w pnlity, on the 9TH instant, negro m,e ID maa
CAROLINE, about 30 years fagc, Saws woman s nns,
TO Madam Diezo Garcia. '' She blu
her away. ii. 1 'i Wg, and b
al Captain of tbo Nh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

WAesp a SGsssn an to h the Polies eTisop Of M
named LEWIS about "a years of ape ,yl, Nesro nn
longs to Mr.. Caldwell. The owner viii eo say,
the law and take him away. HI s III IIJ,aHPy viii
all r.. HANPER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

Y.-Taksn up by the night watch in the l.,
~ ward Cd municipality, one sorre Mare no marx
he owner is requested TO forward prove sro.
perry, pay charges, and take said animal away beffon
the 18th instant lfleit after that time it will be sold nj
public auction, by 7. A. GnlIottc, Auctioncer.
w. MCDONALD, Com,nissarv ID Ward
NJ
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TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.

A$G1a@.Ss
And every description of Job Work that
may be required.
IL The proprietor respectfully calls the attention of
the public to the above Card aud assures them thai nil
work intrused to his shall be done at the short
notice. IN style unsurpassed in this city and at the
owest rates,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

We COSTUME in another column the article en-
titled ga Tale of New Orleansn
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~ SIkAl.-Taken up by the night watch, one
n n = blind llorse Is | hands high, and rough sho,
perry, pay charges, and take said animal away, bco
the 18th instant II left after that time it will be 50
at public auction by p. A. Guilliote Auctioneer
WIN. MCDONALD, Comnissnry I'd Ward.
as ID Municiunty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

NJ AS brought to the police prison of III. "a Mimi.
w cpality, on the 18th March, u negro man named
John Bettcy aged about 70 years. says he beongs to
Mr. Emerson. The owner will prove pronertv nav Nv
charges and take hun away. ES HARPER,
as Captain of the Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

Takc,lup, one buy poney, brand on The
right fore shoulder and on the right hin and tho
forward, prove property pay charges and take sl AMI
maj away before the 18th instant. If left after that time
Will be sold al public auction, by p. A. Guillioe
w. MCDONALD, Commissary Cd Ward,
as Nunc;n.l;,y
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NOTICE-1he firm of THOMAS BARRETT
Y Co. is dissolved; and Thomas Barrett the senior
partner the house is charged with its liunidation and
will use its name for that purpose.
THOMAS RARRErT,
JAMES b. HULIlN,
LUCIAN HERMANN


New Orleans, April 20, 1887. AGO Ct
rHNO THE PUBLIC.--A l.. PLOUGH & T.. OS.
IL BORN, Surgeon Dentists, No.78 Canal street. re.
spect i've interest in the practice of Dental Surgery the
better enable them accomplish successfully the
various and complicated operations in their profession
Alter many years experience and extensive practice
they prepared to state that all their operations shall
be performed on the most modern, improved principles
and professional skill
Their operations consist in treating all the diseases
the mouth in children and adults and repairing it in
every possible situation 1t is their earnest desire and
intention raise their establishment to that degree of
emnence which will warrant the patronage of tile pub
operations, which in style and usefulness cannot be
excelIed in United States.
u In consideration of the above union they are
able, and willing to make their charges moderate.
apl9 I'm
A NIMAuX EPAVES.-A Gle pris par lie gorlc de
N mutt dn Seyt. courant, tn cheva girls ct un pom
ny gris ayant I'm museau dams Ia mome-nut un autre
penny etc touee dads la rue Perdido. lie proprie-
tare DIES Is anmauy oes de venr les reclaner en-
pa.ant les rais, dice vingt deux dAvri on seron
vcndus lie itjourpar A flpilliotte, Encanteu:
JOHN PRICE,
ais Comms're Ter Cist. I'd municipalities.
A NIMAUX EPAVES.-A etc pris par la garde dc
IN mutt dn dix courant, un cheval bay agent I'm
rque blanche sur lie front, nutre marque blanche
les narrines etc prs la meme mutt un ponny con-
queue coure, ct eseux pates de eriere buncs aussi
un cbeval blame. ieproprlcaire Diet dts animaux est
prs de venir les reclamer payau les pris dice un
vngt daux d'Avr lis scront vcndps lie dit sur mar
GuillIotte, Encahteur JOHN PRICE,
ally Commis'rc Ter Dist. Cd Municipalities
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

E.STkAl:-Takcnu up by the night watch, one bay
~ orse, Is l-2 hands high, and rough shod The
wner is requested to come forward. prove property,
rV charges and take srid animal aw before the ISL,
instant II left after that tine, it will be sold at public
auct on, by =. A. Guilliotte, Auctioneer.
WM MCDONALD, Commissary Cd Ward,
h5 IWt ID MunicinnliiY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

ENSTRAi.-T up, one bay horse, hind feet
- while, and ROUGH shod. The owner is requested
TO cone forward prove property pay charges and take
shlu animal away before the 18th instant. lflett after
Guilliotte, Auctionecr W. MCDONALD.
al Comnissary Cd Ward, I'd Municipality,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

MAS brought to the police prison Of tla % Nina
wv cipality, on the 28ih March, u negro man naaai
Miles, abont 30 years of age says he belongs IN N.Y.
Rozilious The owner will prove property, pay ch r
Ses ana take Inn away. + S HARPER,
40 Captain oft he Wo,,h
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

To conclude with Miss Barnes Nautical Drama of
LAEATTE!
TIE PIRATE OF THE GULF
Theodore, Miss Barnes Laitte. Mr.. Pearson; Diego
Radcliffe; Velasquez, Bannister Constanza, Mrs
Barnes; Capt Lockyer, MIR. KeppzlI; Aphonsc Page;
Governor Claiborne, Barker; General jackson, VIII
lams.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

WAS brought to the police prison Of the % Num-
w cipality, on the 9Th instant a mulatto wom af
named Lelia aged about % years. says She belong"
Mr. Charbonct The owner will prove propertv nav
c'iafses' ana 'ake her away. HARPER,
40 Captain of the W,tch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

~, ''''fVefrI7IIIt9 w IJt-,
81 90. " Wv
Packages of % Tickets 800, warranted to draw at
least Sl8, and may draw the four Capitals. Packages
Of shares in proportion.
FOR Tickets apply at the Managers Office 81 Gravier
street. adjoining tho entrance into the Arcade md loGi
Cha,tres, between Cont and St. Louis ss
ais |, ME,p
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

A HORSE lost on Msndav n;ah, :,
N from Lake Pontchartrain near " i, me 10Th h.
part OF cart harness on. lie i ',e RAILROAD ~s
having three white feet,-the white chssnu sa
small streak fwhte is down his Inning an weluS0
bringing nhn sand horse to the livery s,aI I Any p
horse. ai8tf G"uIe, lie la ~
sn ,A e" CENTRE s loe m .,,s -four Granite
Exchange, To the depot by being in opposite ii, "
the present ordinances. The owmsr t:oh'revcnim "
call and prove prepety, pay charges nn 5equesed
away, on or before the 9th of April o. o"a take H..
sold at public anction by Cenas, pnbl;o .hey viii
the depot Opposite the Municipal Hall n, euc!ioa
n15 onnsury lstW"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

w AS brought to the police Prison Of Tho 81 11 w.
cpality on the 9th instant black g;r - laalt
name ofSALLY about 10 ears ofage says sh ny be
Her owne. will prove property pay cbaro., -,
her away. II $ SI Ia IS n and ui
ulI Nlnninin nc.l.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

cheval iut perdu Lund soir IL 10 de couraui d.,
lac pres lie chemn coulisse. IL await sur In ,nc
parie dn harnols de claec. &c cheval es m couIcur
chatln ayant rois peds blancs, lie blanc montant MS
sez hante sur les iamhcs. Ii petite raie blanche
sur Ia isurc Cell qui I cmmenera L ccurie publi-
que n la rue Girod reccvra une recompense de dix
pmstcrs. lie cheval va I umbe. VIA
ais If q, r, ppISr,or
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

DISQUALIFICATION np, one chestnut sOrrcl horse
- with a star in his forehead, the rgh, lore foo
"h'e' ana the two hind feet The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property pay charges and ks
sin aiinni away before the 18th instant IL left after
mat time it will be sold public auction, by PA
Guilliotte, Auctisneer. w. MCDONALD
a3 Commissary 81 Wnrd. Cd Misunderstanding
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

" AS taken up by the night watch nm ~ s. TNu
w grey horse and small colt with n v wh ,sh las
on haeq h n slo ..fsny poGo with the %
Common street. Also stray poney takrns m watch
dido street The owners Of the above animal, m ret
questsd to come forward, prove property. naS c are
and take them away, on or before the aand Of aIss
otherwise they will be sold At public auction hv 1en
GuillotIe Auctioneer. '! =
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

ENSTRAY.-Takc up by tho night watch, one aim
hA Horse Spanish brand on the left hip. The owner
is requested 10 come forward prove property pay char
gcs' and take said amin, away before the 18th instant
lril alter that time it will be sold public auction
by =. A. Gul'ine, Auct;oneer. w. MCDONALD
NJ Commissary ID Ward I'd Muuicipaliry
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

WAS brought to the police prison of the % MIN;
wv cipality, on tho 28tl March, u negro man MANU-,
prnce about q years of age, says he belongs Ia NJ
belior idei; The owner will prove property pay ci,,
ses, ana take HIM away. + HARPER
n5 Captain of the Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

ID UM.--N-w Orleans Rum constantly ! ha d an
v fur saisby a.2s A GtRNEY, So Common st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22
NOTICE..

'HNHE subscriber, gratied for the liberal encourage
III 1mcnt heretofore bestowed upon his establishment
respectfully announces to the public that he still con
hn4cs to manufacture Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron
ana also contracts the Blacksmith business in general
at NO l!0 New Levae street where all orders for steam
boat and othc work in his line, will be attended to- and
executed with despatch. He hopes by punctuav
ana due attention TO business merit continuance of
pubic patronage. j. II. OSRDRW VI
New Orleans, 29th March, 1887 ono
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

II STRAY.-Taken up, one sorreI Horse. with a
hZ While pe dowa to his nost,ils. The owner is
requested to come forward prove properly pay thar
ges and take said animal away, before the 18th instant
by +. A. Gulotte, Auc,oneer. w. MCDONALD,
as Commssary I'd Ward, Cd NIunicipalty
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

k,olhAi Taken up, one large gray Horse. The
- owner Is requested TO forwa d, prove pro-
perry, pay charges. and take said animal away before
.1 lo instant let after that time, it will be sold at
public auction, by r. A, Guilliotte, Auctioneer.
W. MCDONALD, Comnissnry I'd Ward,
as - Nuucinaliiy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

MEMORANDA.
Ship Calumet obliged throw overheard at the Bar s
bags salt. ~ Is " " " "
Steamboat Sutana left Louisville April 10th New Aban,
a louisville Peu, Henry Clay and Convoy, above; ryc
iahg freight and passengers Tuskna Shippinrs
port ten brown below Louisville; 18th, Mediator below
nandoph Persian below Memphis 10TH Ambassador and
Baltic above White River. $500
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

HAkEN upby the night watch on the night of the
n iOtli inst, one bay horse, with white star on his
lore head, and a white mark the nosiIs, also
cream colored poney, with a white star on his fore
nead' bob TAIL the two hind feet White frem the fetlock
down. also one white horse The owners of said hor.
ses arc requested TO call and prove property, pay char
al pubic aution on the 22 inst. by AGulIote, auc-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-22

MI AORM.TY OF NEW ORLEANS.-T6c prize
h OF fresh flour, to-day being seven dollars Der hi
according TO the tariff, the bakers shall give 80 eunccs
OF Dread Tor bit during next week, from ionday the
th INST BREAD of the second quality or of three oavcs
Tor blt Is required to weigh 30 per cent mere saw iG4
ounces ai' PRIEUR, Mayor
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TIE x.

WORDS nc. p. NORRIS.
Wocdman, spsre that trccl
Topeh not single boUghi
In youth II sheltered me,
And III protect il now.
Twas my f5refaihet's hand
That plsccd II near bis cot;
There woOdmsp, let II stand,
Thy axe shall harm il Dotl
That old familiar tree,
Whose glory and renown
Are spread DER land and SEA,
And wonIdst thou hack il DOWN.
Woodmsn, forbear thy strokci
Cut not i,s cal th-bound tics;
Oh, spare that aged 0ak,
Now towering TO the skies.
When bot m idle boy
Isoughi iis grateful shade;
IN MI their gushing joy
Here, too, my sisters played.
NV mother kiss'd me here:
Ny father pressed my hand
Forgive this foolish tear,
But let that old oak staDdl
My hearlslrings round thee cling,
Close ~ thy baik, old friend!
Here shall the wild bird sing,
And still thy branches bend.
Old irecl the storm still brayei
And, woodnian, leave the spot;
While I've n hand % save,
Thy axe shall harm il not.
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Chesterfield Academy,

TIME FAIL TERM Of the School at this
II Academy will commence on MONDAY the
2Sih instant.
The Academy Building has been rcmodeled
and put in good repair,-a capable and efficient
Assistant, has been engaged, and other measures
taken 20 render this School worthy the very lib
cral patronage il has heretofore enjoyed.
The Sciences will be illustrated in OCCASION
al Lectures. by aid Of an extensive Apparatus;
and Students may have access to a well selec-
ted Library.
Tuition, SO 90 per Quarter Board on most
reasonable terms
THOMAS HARDY, Principal.
ChesterieId. Aug s, 1887. 4w49
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

Agoidsn Fleece turning 10 rooi-Duinp
the war Of 1919, farmer in Connecticut
bought Merino buck for which he gave his
ne. lie sod II Immediately for $1,000 to
ms nelghbor, and took his NOTES.-The latter did
ihe same by hls next door nephbor, and In ihls
way the buck went through tho whole yllleoe.
.ac'' man making little Fortune by the oncra.
neh'-, Unfortunately, before the notes became
uue, we news OF peace arrived. Down went
'he value 81 the buck. The golden neece hr-
came wool agaln--n nobody would nav hia note
The whole village failed, and to Wind I'M he
altar, lawsuit was eneendered between some
y We raF'irs relative to the proprie,ovship Of
we ne,s, whlrh at last was taken possession nl
Gem. ~ -'''"'' "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

Stage Accident and Lon of Lires-An
accident attended with fatal results befeI
one Of the stages running between BaIli-
more and Wheeling. on the night Of the
9Th instant The Patriot has the following
particulars, in letter dated
CLEAR SPRrNo. Mn 9Th Aug. p NJ
One Of the ReIi,ncc line Of stages. from
Frederick 10 the West, passed through here,
after dark last evening. on its way TO Cum
bcrland About ten o'clock the III fited
coach reached small spur Of the mountain
running 10 the Potomac, and between this
place and Hancock. termed Milestone Point,
where the driver mistaking the track (it be-
ing very dark nighD refined his horses too
near the edge Of the precipice. and in the
twinkling Of an ye.---coach---h horses
driver--and passengers we've precipIiated
upwards Of thiny.6ve feet. on 10 bed Of
rocks below-ihe coach was dashed TO pie
ces. and two Of the horses Enthusiastically
smashed
a respectable elderly lady o. the name Of
CLARKE. Of Louisville. Q<v.l and a negro
child. were crushed TO dralh-and man
was so dreodfully mangled that life is flick
ering on his lips only His face was beaten
TO a mummy. The other passengers and
the driver are wofully bruised but il is sup
posed they are out of danger They were
seven iD number.
] eacnot gather tina, any blame was at
tachrd 10 the driver. Il is said he was per-
feclly sober; but be and his horses were
new to this road. and the night was ioggy
and very dark.
Six lives have been hrOrn array in this
vicinity within two weeks. TO Wi "A man
beaten to death. a man murdered a man
thrown from his horse and these three
deaths
T. So 0'elock. Nail NJ he door-Mrs
CluTke's daughter was along-she has her
shoulder dislocalrd, poor unfortunate girl
and the man is not yet dead. but sensless
and cold in the extren,itIes-his name has
mol TRANSFERRED.
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Townshend Academy.

vTyHE FALL Term Of this Institution will
IL commence on MONDAY, The 4th OF
September next. A Lady, well qualified for
insiructing 10 the various Academical branch
es, will he employed to take charge Of the Fee
male Department
TERMS.
For Common English branches, $3.50
Higher do do 400
Latin, Greek, and French. 4,5O
No charge made less than for half Term.
Aud il is hoped every scholar will make an
effort to be present at the beginning Of the
term. as no one can be admitted to an advanc-
ed class without serious injury 10 himself and
the class, and great Inconvenience TO the In
structor.
Board may be obtained in respectable fami-
lies. at a convenient distance, for 1925 TO ST.
pei week Arrangements will also be made
so that those who wish may form themselves
into a club for the purpose Of boarding them
selves at cost. n. WHEELER, Principal.
Townsbend, Aug. 1897. ~
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AsSignees' Notice.

THE subscribers Assiguees of FREDER-
IL lex HUNT & co. do hereby give no
lice, that these perilous times, and crcumsran-
ces connected with the transaction of the bust
ness community, have compelled the Assignees
to call upon all persons indebted TO said com
Pany to make immediate payment; particular
contracts excepted. an demands not Paid
rithn si.rty days from this ddte wiH be sued.
CALEB TODD,
Il. w. HUNT,
JONATHAN BROWN.
Hinsdale, N. H., May "a, 1887. 1899
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

mere are two persons in prison at Nash,
VILE Ten, charged with robbery of the
mail, one Is md The other years Of age.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

The following valuable Vegetable Medicines
stand at the head of all other medicine for the
complaints 10 which il is recommended. If re-
sorted Ia in season il is said 20 cure nine times
out Of ten. ".A stitch IN lime sares nine"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

:, Wuicn Is RienT.-The Globe, the Boston
Post and the affiliated papers ofthe party have
heen charging the VINO MERCHANTS with the
h'gh crime of causing tho Banks to suspend
specie payments. General Jackson states in
hisle'ter 10 Blair, that il is the DEposirE
BANKS that have been guilty Of this high-han-
dcd offence, aud that they have been nRinEn
by Bblclc and the Baungs 70 bring distress and
hieHEsr AUTHORITY in the cnscl The alRa-
ted presses, or Gen Jscksoni Reirnct your
enuulny against the merchants, ye OF the ken
mel press--ihe General Is the highest authority
aud must be believed. - Boston atlas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01

Treasury oF rus DEy OF ALoiEns.--The
treasury was paved with stone, for no wooden
'Ioot could have supported the weight of gold
sn colns lying literally in millions, heapcd up
like corn in gfanoy, several feet high A.
goinsi the walls, the plaster of which had been
wet when they we've shovelled IN, but when
ury retained the impression Of them, and made
the silent walls tell thai they had been printed
by coins di gold. IN this hall Of plutus were
contained not only some hundred thousands in
gold aud jewels, which the Dey took with him,
but between two and three millions which the
French owned TO receiving. Considerable
snms, Is known, disappeared unaccountabIy
AFTER The Ftcnch got possession Of them; but
Mr. ~. John suspects that millions have been
ssccleied, though net brought ofl, BY the Dew
HIMSELF CampJeips Leiiers from ne Seuih.