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The 1a0p's 15ook
AND LADIES MAGAZINE.
Mrs. s. J. Hale, Of Boston, Editor

MO- ~ ~ hute, " DoStoH, EuuOT.
THIS periodical has now reached circulation
that nothing can disturb--not even the pre-
sent perilous state Of the times. The publca-
tion is based upon pure principles and solid ca
pital, and subscribers may with safety place any
number OF the Lady's Book in the hands oftheir
children, sure that no expression in the work
will call blush Of shame TO their checks.
The Engravings are by the first Artists-ihc
Music is superintendent by a celebrated Profes
sor Of this City.
The design for the fashions imported express.
ly for the work, and altered TO suit the Phila-
delphia Fashions by Lady of this city.
The coloring Of the plates is superintendent by
the publisher.
The Prose and Poetry, by Mrs. Hale, and
other celebrated female writers.
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Order of Publishing.
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Mrs. SARAH J. HALE, Editor, Mrs. l.. II. ST.
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len, Joseph r. Chandler, Morton McMichael.
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DC CLUBBING.- the publisher OF the
Lady's Book is connected with the other popu-
lar periodicals, he suggests for the convenience
Of remittance, the following system Of clubbing.
Lady's Book and Bulwer's Novels, for SIS ;
Lady IS Book aud Marryatt's Novels, IS; Bull
wer's and Mary ats Novels, Seventeen in all, }
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wer's or Marryatt's Novels and Celebrated Fri
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PUBLIC SALE.

WlLL be sold at public sale. on Satur
Wv day, the Esd of September. at the
late residence OF James b. Russell, deed,
in Gerardstown. all the
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ECONOMY!

OLD MADE NEW!f
EVyILLIAM n. HAYDEN respectful.
w Iy informs the citizens OF Martins
burg and vicinity. that be has commenced
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the man.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
HOTCHKIss, & Co.
NEW PI;RIJCATTO Ne

NEW
MY AUNT PONTYPOOL, novel; in 9 vol
lVA umcs.
The Deroted by the authoress IF "Tho pisnlerted''
"Flrtaton,'' &C. in . vols.
The Adventures Of Gentleman in sea thofa Horse,
with numerous wood cuts.
Campertlora; News tro,,. Our Neighboreod he ing
sketches by the author OF "Our Ncighborllood," &c
in, vol.
Rnssia and de Rusxinns; or journey TO St Peters
burg and Moscow, through Couland and Liveniu,
with cha acteristic sketches Of tho people, by Leigh
Richie, Esq. author of Turner's Annual Tour"
Observation-Disclosures" &c.
Na,ratire of The frctic Land Expedition to the month
of thu great Fish river and alang the shores of the
Arctic Ocean, in the years 1893, 1884, nnI 1875, by
Captain Back:ls N. commander of The expedition,
illustrated with map.
Just rcc2in2d and for sale by WIN APkEAN,
az corner Camp and Common sts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

NENN ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS
SADDLE g. HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
No. 80, CORNER CusroMueusE AND CnARTREs sTss
TNVilE Subscribers Row receiving by the packets
and other late arrivals from New York, in addition
to their former stock, large and ham some assortment
Of Saelery, making their supply for the season ample
and cempetc-compr.ing every kind and quality OF
article in their line among which are
Ladies' AM, Misses saddles, plain and quilted,
Gen,lemMn's do plain, Spanish and Creole,
Boys do do do
Rriales, birdie fGilllia neartiass.les,
Saddle bags, double and single,
Y;,ces and medical bags,
Brussels and Vale.cia carpet do.
Wersted girths and sursingles,
Worsted and st,auing webb,
Sa.liIe-t,vcs and srup feathers,
Holsters and pistol belts,
Best iron framed leather trunks Of assorted sizes,
Brass nail boot top do do Ito
Coack, gig and crop whips,
Ladies and Gentlemen stwig do,
Plated, brass and Jalaned coach harness,
DO do 10 gig do,
DO do do barouche do,
Cart breechins, collars, briscs and lines.
Hook and CHAIN names,
Ca harness completes
skirtng, harness and band leather,
Birdie and top do,
Morocco, deer, sheep and hog skins,
Horse brushes and curry combs,
Together with large assortment of plated, brass and
steel brittle bits curb chains, strrups, spurs, &c. OF
uc b, own importation. Also, 500 ploughs of Kings
asserted Sizes Just received from the .nanuflc-
oiry at Enfield Conn ali of Which they oerat wholesale
nsd retail at the lowest prices, and terms TO suit
customers.
They will also continue to receive through the year,
by the packets from New York; fresh supplies of goods
OF every description in their line of business.
md SMITH, HUBBARD & Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

rLOTIIING-I. p. FREEMAN e. co. NO. 8 MA.
" GAZiNE ST, arc receiving their supplies of
fall and winter clothing and will continue to receive
shipments by every packet throughout the season. They
have on hand, and are now opening general assert
of fine and common goods suitable either for the
city or country trade. As their assortment will he
larse, merchants from the country will find it to their
dvnntage to call and examine the goods 81
A TRACT OF LAND ON WOLF RIVER, al iLr
IN mouth the Bayou Frat, Mt the head Of Schoonce
Navigation, State of Mississippi containing 400 Acres,
embracing both sides of the river, and on which is
smhl house. This land is we'll wooded with live oak
birch, pne etc. The situation is an eligible one for
SAW MILL, The timber for winch and for the dam il
already cut, and may be erected nj moderate cxbenst
lis proximity the city Of New Orleans HE Increased
aad Increasing demand for timber is worthy the nltel
ton OF any person DESTROYS of cmbnrking in that bust
ness. For terms arplvto
BnWF,!.NAN, Merchants rsr,.Hsce
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

PINN0Ck'S ROME, &c.
ptNNOC>'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
IL Goldsmiths Abridgmcnt of the History of Rome
tie which is preixcd Introduction to the Study of
Roman History, and great variety of valuable incor-
nation added throughout the work. on the Manners
institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
7 meroas Biographical and historical Notes. and ques
lions for examination at the end of each section II
lnstmttdwitl thirty engravings wood, by Ahcrton
PiNNoeE' Improved Edition of DR. GoIdsms IIStor,
Of England, from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the
death of George %; with continuation to the year
1882 With questions for examination at the end Of
each section, Besides variety of valuable nlforna-
ton added throughout The work. Consisting of tables
of contemporary Sovercigns and eminent persons.
Cspious explanatory notes. Remarks, ON the pali.
tics, manners and literature of tie age An outline of
the Constitution, &c. Sc. illustrated by many cnerly.
mgs. ~.
GUYS ELEMENTS OF ASTRONOMY, and an Alrilsment
of keitll's New Treatise the Use of Globes New
American edition. with additions and improvements
explaton OF the astronomical part Of the Anne,
rican Almanac.
just received and for sale by WIN MKEAN
Z. nov pa corner of Camp and Common ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tales Of my Neighborhood, by the author Of "'rhe
in vols
Agies Serle, bv he author Of II he IIoress," i'll two

.. NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tales Of my Neighborhood, by the author Of "rhe
Igaes Serie. bv he author Of a1he IIoiress" in two
volumes,
Elements of International Lar with Sketch of the
History of the Science, by Henry Wheaton, L. l.. D.
4 Practical Treatise on Locomotive Engines upon
Rail Ways; Il work intended to show the Construction,
the mode of acting aud the eoat of those engines in
conveying heavy loads 10 give the means of ascertain
ing, inspection of the load, and the results it will
produce under various circumstances and in dcrertlo
calities determine the quantity of fuel and wnter it
will require to fix the proportions which ought to be
adopted i'll the construction of an engine, to make an
any intended purpose etc., with practical tables,
giving at the results of the FORMULA oundedupon
great many new experiments, made on large scale,
in daily practice the Liverpool and Manchester
Railway, with many different engines and considerable
trains Of carriages to which added appendix, show
wing the expense OF conveying goods by locomotive
an gines on rail roads, by Chcv. NJ & dc Pamheur
Just received and for by WIN M'KEAN,
s13 Corlier Of Camp and Common streets.
T FILTERS, CONVERSATIONS, s. RECOLLEC-
! TIONS, offs + Coleridge
koningsnarke, or Old Times III the New World; be-
ins Nos and Of The Uniform Edition of puuldng's
Works.
Cotton, on the Religious State of the Country.
Whale Fishery; being Nos 26 and q of the Boys and
Just received by
J12 c ILBANCRoFT IA Camp ST.
CAPTAIN MARRYATT'S NEW NOVEL, Sc.-
" Ra1fin tie Refer by the author Of Peter Simple
in 2vols.
shimmiae or Winter at Schoss lIainfieldin Lower
Styria, by Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy +. r.
S., in ] vol.
Lord Roiiun, romance, by Allan Cunningham, vol.
Sheppard lee written by himself, in vols.
C6mpendions History Of Italy, translated from the
ring No. 7? of lIarper's Family Library.
Vols 3 & of the complete and uniform edition
ef Washington Jrriag's Hork$.
Rogers French and English Dictioaary in vol, 3vo
Nuysuts French and English Dictionary.
| Bol1,ar's 7'elemagne-
| Bozalar's Keyto 7'elemngue.
BoLnsar's French CoHequioi Phrases.
| Bolklar's French Fables and Key.
| american First Glass Book.
| C0lbu,m's First Lessons on Ar1tbD,ct1c
DubeuNEtM and Jonns's Complete Treatise on HE
nhske art of DistiAation ind Rcctifcakinn, new
edition, translated and revised by John Sherla.
ALso--A few copies of Bulwers Rienz the Last
| the Tribuncs. For sale by
| nj w. McIKEAN, Common st..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

EI7 LAFON1A 81 Camp Sire I, has on hand and
NJ soTers Jor sale 100 Indian bbs dry Malaga winc
200 Or casks do do 30 pr casks Geac do 50 do Lisbon
do lf ppss Madeira, do 10 or casks do 6 one eighth
do do 50 dozen do do 30 do Goacin nine 30 du port do
40 do old Burgundy, 30 hfpipes london dock brandy 10
pipes Catalonia red wine, 10 rcasks do so pipes ma
Sicily Madeira wine, casks, % doz London porter
pints; so sacks soft sh9ed Almonds so boxes slelled
nlnonls, Ceases quorce paste, ccroons Caraccas ill.,
diga 4cpses gum Arbd, 30 assorted picked fish
20 Pouchong tel, 50 Glib boxes Tyson d. 30 bills
picked Goldfish, $50 do Potomac herring, 30 kgs Goshen
bntter. s..... Al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
THE FLORIDA STAGE (A1ass.
AND ANH
STEAM BOAT LINE VI
EGslEke EztsEs;'s ElsA

THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALE DAYS
From Mobile (Alabama) TO Augusta ~,
U EAVFS Mobile every other day, mme,.ia,e%x ee
A the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans al,
steamboat EmEIisE, to Blakcly coaches to p,l'ere
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay, St Rosa sound AMI
tabachie River and Bay) to Cedar Bluff coacLs y
via Mariana, Chattahoochee, formerly Noun, se
non, cambridge, Pinderton; Hawknsville and VT, .e
bile is in no danger Of being thrown out Or ls.. Mo-
preference by other conflicting interests as The NJ NV,
DA LINE is but one concern, and under one Nv.
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY uno. d ~
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through ali ~sa
er and at any season, unless some unoresee. s
trophc should occur. The Great New Orleans s sss
is carried by this route. The Agents for accom lsl
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not s,rnasa1"
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and ~,
estng water navigation, the time and accommod ,.
afford the traveller speed, certainty, comfort and s"
ing variety; connected us it with the Rail Ra"ss
Charleston, S. e. and the steam packets 10 New WY
travellers can rea N New York from New Orls,us'
LESS THAN II DAYsF-Wasl,ington city in 10.
From Chattahoochee, Florida, we have H..
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to st Marks aa
most coaches also two Branches from HawI;aa.aaes
one to Milleagevle, and one to Macon, light Ia
coaches SIOCkTONS 81 ." '
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1885. ,
Office al Mansion House, Mobile,
Substance, New Orleans to Mobile, 15omu.
Augusta to Charleston, lsG &.
Charleston TO New York, gso--,m
Time, New Orleans to Mobile, o. ho,.-
Mobile to Augusta, 1872 C
Augusta to Charleston, 10 !"
Charleston to New York, a. oso
Making 1863 miles per day. or miles per hour ;n.,
syc of all stoppages. nov 10
N. d. l beg leave TO intern the publ,c M,, ~,
bridges the Chaalooehe swamp and Hard Is,o,
creek have just been completed ly the general govern.
speedy route) are thus happily removed; mad iave ,S s
pleasure ofcarning from jewellers tia, the coaches ho
ses drivers and roads Of the first order; and as us
water route from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff, il is admit;
ted by all who have passed through il TO be unsurps
iunoyel,ies. beauty and safety. The bridges THROUGH
Georgia have also been repaired. Nj e BAKER''
THOMAS G.. SWAIN
No. II Canal Street Ne,r Orleans
HAS always Oh nand constantly x receiving Du,,
Il IL Dyes Chemicals, and Paints among them urstv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
ETAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures du Ouachita.


Est par lie prisen' donnc out proyrrictance fomicr
non RESIDENT Superintendent Daniel w. Coke, Henry
Turner OH tout autie pcrsonne personncs que alas
peut Concesncr leurt pertcurs Exscuteuls Admins
iratuerS, ayunt caus, s,an dvcrscs performances
du Jur de Sou de la ditto Paroisc, passe Approve
lie de Juliet 1885 lie Is de Septemre 35 lie Juliet
1886 lie de Dccembre 1886 II lie Fivrier 1857 ct de
plus suvant les diycrses section DUN acle pasSe ala
inc session de la lac Legislature dn errouc dor
lcsnes, lnltue acc relaf chcnns leves, ala
Police dies animaux npprouve lie avrcl 1907. Et della
Ire, Ode, Ell 3mc Section dun passc ale Ire ses
sondea I'm Legislature de Lctat de Iosinua n,itule
actc suppementaire dux divers actcs relals aux che
Minis ct evees APPROVE lie Fcvrcr 1925 A mols
que les chcmlns ct autres trauvcux qu oromnes
par lie dit Jurc dc Police suvan la oi; que les ditto
tauvanx soient executes ct t scion Performances au
les ordonnandes du dit Jurr de snua conloic ayee
la Loi avent on lie oinc dc Juliet 1887 que les dts
travaux seront executes In charge ct aux tiuix dies
dts non residents representatives., cue DIES plopriees
sutisents sero sasies ct vendus pour payer les ux
eceassionne pour les dts chemins ct trayaux,
lie 10 Feprier, 1887.
MI LEWIS F. LAMY, JUICE de Paruissc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
OCTAVE. s. ROUSSEAU ~
i29 Judge ex oficio clerk
- SiDELL'S STAIN Rr.pIoI ~, NC. =
u fl, a

W sIDELL'sS STAIN hfN lsI I'D, Nc. :, - :,
SiPAIN REVISITED by tla,aithorof "A wear in
- SPAIN in '21yols- Harry Caiselly, ano1el, by
1ie author of Cecil HYDE in 2vos. Tie 1ctress Of
lea'' in vols. Ninrol's Hunting Tours; intersperscd
wl characteristic anecdotes, savings and doings of
Sporting Men, including notices ftle principal crack
siers Of England with analytical cofeltsnnd general
index Of liafs, which added, Nnrods Eatcrs iii
riding to Hounds, in vols. Bsf Brace, the last of
NELSON'S agmnemnons, by Cuat. Charicr r. N,,author
fht "i,ife Of suor'' &c: in vols. Commentaries
on Equity Jurisprudence, as admnste. in England
and Amefca, by Joseph Story, Fl l.. u. Ovid, trans
Is3sl by 3len, Pope, Con@rsve,i FdTsson and others
in vols forming No - and n of "Haptf's Classical
Libfvfy." Infantry TactcS or rnles for thacxerc:se
and nrnoeuvrcso of the United States infantry by Major
General Scott, U. S. Army, in 3 vols. just received
and ior sale qyt-.ss ,ss " VI. Mekt.AN, -
n Garner {uutp ~ rn,a,oon
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
NMrON IS PARADISE LOST, with illustrations
We by John Martin

Sh by john Martin.
Flu ems beauties of byron, or portraits of tn prin-
cpal female characters in Lord Byron's Poems. En-
sravcd from original paintings by eminent artists with
extracts illustrating each subject
Finders landscape illustrations of the Bible, consist.
ing of views of the remarkable places mentioned
in tie Old and New Festaments from finished drawings
made from original sketches taken on tho spot.
lIeatl's Gallery of British Engravings.
The Gallery Of Modern British Artists
The String of Pearls collection of first engra
Wings illustrations of,Ee Passes of the Alps by which
Italy communicates with France, Switzerland aud Ger
many. By William Breckendll IF. r. =. member of
IT, Academy of Fine Artsnt Florence and Rome.
The Anglers Souvenir, with illustrations.
A Garland Of Love, wrcathcd of pleasant flowers
gathered in the field. Of English Pocsy.
Fishers Juvenile Scrap-Brook. by Bernard Bar
on.
The Economy of Human Life. by Robert Dodsley,
illustrated by envravngs on steel.
ale stitch in his cell repinng, and the good that
happcneth to another, is to him an evil"
s.urton's Anatomy of Melancholy.
The Book of Gems. The Poets and Artists of Great
Britain, Edited by 5. c. Hall.
The History of Rome. BY G. B. Wcibuhi. Tfaifs--
lated by J. G. Hare, A. NJ. 2 vols.
Just reed and for sale by
u27 HOTCHKISS, & Co,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Pari-h Of Ouchita.
NoTlCEis hereby given to resident owners and
/ Y proprietor of land: especially to Daniel w Cox,
Henry Turner, any other person or persons whoa
it may or doth concern, their heirs, executors, admin
israers and assigns, in pursuance of five several
dnanccs of the Police Jury of said parish, passed and
approved on the 9Th of July, 1885, The th September
lS the 9th JULY 1885,; and the 9Th of Dec 1886; and
otthc 9TH Feb 1887 and further in pursuance Of the
different sections of an act passed ut the 2nd session of
the stLegslaurc ofthe Territory Of Orleans, entitled
an act .reative to Roads and Ievre and the Police of
Cattle approved 9th of April, 1907; and of the 1st, 3D.
and 3D. sections of an passed at the LIST session of the
~ Legislature of the state of louisiana entitled
Supplementary to the several relative to Roads
and Levccs," approved Feb 18Th, l325.--'That unless
the roads and other works, ordained by the said Po
lice Jury, and in pursuance to laws, shall be worked
and completed, MS the ordinance ordinances of said
police Jury, inpnrsuanee to laws directs before
the lst ofJay, A ID 1887 that the same will he done
at the carge and expense Of said resident prore-
tors and that property sufficient will be seized and sold
to satisfy the expenses thus occasioncd.
LEWIS LAMY,
II IIIC
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MAR DW H..
90 MAGAZINE STREET,

NEW-ORl.EANS. b.
Joseph KNETTLE, s. Co.-Importcrs ofFofeign
d and Domestic Hardware, receiving frsm lu-
rope and the Atlantic Cities direct from the Manutac-
turcrs extensive assortment OF Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article in the line winch
they effcr low.
Country Merchants md others invited to call and
examine their stock which consists i'll purt OF table,
6utchcrs pocket, sadcrs and straw knives plated ana
Britannia ca spoons, needles, pins hooks and eyes sho-
wells and seacs shoyes, Tenders andTons Brit
tania anu apaned ware brushes, blank books and pa
per- looking glasses, anvils, vices, screw plates had
srdgo and nail hammers, smiths bellows, American and
English blister cast shear, German and crowley Steel
pleagh mouids trace, and log CHAIN wedding, Louis
lana and grubbing hoes Mattocks pick axes, and
axes wrought horse and cut nails, cotton and wool
cards. coffee and planes and plain rons CHS
els, gouges locks, sa irons, hooks and hinges, guns,
pistols shot powder and qnor TASKS, percussion caps
powder, tea fish, brass and bell Metal kettles, gun,
knob chest trunk and pad locks, bride bits, strrups,
m30
NEW GOODS-B II Summons & co are now re-
Nceying from on be ard ships Yazoo, and Saratoga,
andbrig Cencoria, from New York. great variety Of
goods in their line, which together with their former
stock hand, makes their assortment very complete
The following compose part VIZ shell twist earslde'
da rubber, silk and werstcd elastic garter: common u
fine elastic suspendcr loco oco and uciisr matches
Scdlitz powders powder pus and boxes toilet powder
pocket Books and wallets, needle books shell, pearl,
ivory and card cases head ornaments PLAIN co,
raj beads necklaces anl neglgees, bead chains bead
necklaces cut glass and silver and gilt beads
Indian beads, bells and plumes; pistol and large pew
der TASKS, slot belts, horse, belt pocket and ducng
pistols; double and single barrelled guns, Bowie knives
and drks scissors shears, pocket knives, guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, CLOTH hair tooth, nacomb
,rumh Shoe plate, floor and busting brushes Cologne
Florida lavender and bay water assorted essences
and extracts Maccassar bear antique and Wards ", We
setabla hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps of all des-
cripous ladies' and gcntlcmrs' desks and dressing
cases. hair rieglcs zettcs and braids, plain fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured coat and
vest butoas pearl and ivory shirt do, Stint studds gold
and silver pencil cases. toopleks and tweezers plated
and gilt lockes, miniature d. silver, brass and steel
thimblca, hooks and eyes hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and red ink, shoe blacking, yolns and guitars ribbed
lens gold and silver lace and fringe, latter paper game
bags, riding whips, walking canes playing cards, flint
gold plated and gilt jewellry &c.
The above together with great variety of other art
clcs arc offered at wholesale or retail accommodating
terms.
! NIB Shell combs repaired.