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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11
q. C. MARsH,s Prospect US

G.. &. MARSH'S PHOsPHCTUs
THE STUDY OF B0Uk.KEEflNG-ko ~ Cedar q.
broadway 1t must be apparent 10 ALL that there y
enscua way teaching practical knowledge Of Book.
Keeping, but by conducting the pupil through varie Of
business trsr by his making tie entries Of each IS
sctua use II mast he ina giaed that buyrg and selling
all the hattske place " business
The course OF Instruction which presents 70 the pupil nore
hundred different business uansscuon ssch Of hch
becomes ubee VI remark and study de-
Of practice which must esuln good know
ledge Of Book Keeping Rooms day and evening Fro
specus with kc TO be had Al the Rooms where the
advertisers works BE- seen, or purchased The student
practically opens corduc cese snd re opens set OF part
nershp he becomes familiar with the var.u. &C
count actual ref renee with trial Balances
Paw mea Discount and interest," Exchsrge Insurance. &C.
Fifteen dollars The charge for the complete course OF In
strucon stationary he included Fhe course net mi bed
un, the student scqsred good practical knowledge OF
book keping to which s6ect ceheatss are given alter due
M1scArrLs wRrrrre.-A course Of lessons In writing Is
pre- pared which will fail In fsctsg vauaec improve
nest ..-- .-.ux.
"Tbe Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping Smpihed."
standard work. In Its seventh edith 7so psres octave
81 IS This boob Is atroduced Into The New rors Public
Schools In preference any Other on the subject The us
tees OF this fsstuop II Is well known. comp sc some OF the
first alent IN the cousuy
.The ARR Of sing Entry Beekkeeripg, improved by the
OF the Frcef Balance Se pages octavo-I5
"a Lecture on the Study Of Boob keeping, with Balance
Sheet" pamphlet 40 pages, ~ ms 10 cents per sim
gle copy. AUS eodlmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11
Chatham Circulating Library
No 81 Chatham street

~ THE subscribers beg leave respectfully to inform their
friends public that they have reopened above
establishment, after making many alterations additions
TO They prepared and ready accommodate
who may be pleased favor them with their nAtronaee-
Hitherto they have had liberal share OF public support and
they hope from their late important improvements and by
their strict attention to business receive increase OF
TIE Library contains 5000 volumes works
OF fiction. and is the intention OF the subse enlarge
from time. the of their patrons
IL is systematically ranged, and comprises
par OF me nost wok on me following sub
tory, Natural and Experimental Philosophy Classical and
Miscellaneous Literature. In addition L. foregoing they
would pa uary call the attention of the reading
community their extensive collection OF works of fiction
Perhaps Library in the city eau produce greater
collection. No effort expense spared
reader this department of their Library pos
sbe Il contains present $500 subject
and daily receiving scceson of works from The press
both this coupry Europe IL IL also suppl with
American Eurspeaa periodical works
collection OF 500 Plays, acting and standard.
In coacuson they leave In state that exerton
their part shall be wanting make their Library SUPERIOR n
possible, in the city aad thereby rendering the
worthy OF general patronage and support
jelSu H. q. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11

This rsn,leman born Great Brsi- but having resided
much OF time Of In France, In consequence
OF haviag appointed honorary ocais to the successive
kiaxs Of France Beguu since the fail OF Napoleon IN
IsZ few months this country To eher his SER
vices persosay and grauouy TO the poor who have the
few months and Providence where, notwithasd
ing much oppo,ion he has would appear evidently esta
bhed his repu alton able ocus and the superiority
his remedies and that by mona from phys'cisss cler
vymep. editors, &c. many Of whom we know, enough we
sould think TO satisfy ceptcal that he has uncom
mes s In discriminating the diseases OF the eye snd pre-
rrbng their remedies We copy thess they would
an ouv pspsr they he read 10 printed sheet pub
lh.d by hlm headed "Importsntto the Blind ana Deal
We ave said mscb hayiag desire TO aid the sntoHu
na'e' ~ o"s"e :" MERRITT.
Pp,tApxLppi., September 22lls3s.
r.. p.,au me 10 express nv grateful ack sowltdg
men,s for nv, o,poruny you politely Afforded me of wit
vour prsce. the multitude OF poor patients you
have nader vaur charge kind enough 10 permit
me- wtbauf resrsp questions them rs 10 the besens hey
had received from your skill ecus since they bad been
under your treatment The result OF this trsrnsuon csuu
not be otherwise thss satisfactory Hsvns my se eeos
mended goody number Of these unorturae sufferers
by yoar charity ahe great pleasure ~ ssg oeh
Justice TO your prets nsons and my W oee
ded conviction Of the utility Of your sysem sno Pseu.
considerable pauenv meh p'ess. ",
cared, FIRST 10 ne individually, and Afterwards
that they had received great benefit rom he sppncs
ton ~ remedies Tor diseases OF the ye AZ the me
nacor and bene6t to the pubc their sincere Tor you
very Efficient and gratuous services To select sing case
illustrative and cow6msve Of the beneficial effects Of your
remedies ~ poor paevu informed me that wen
he 6t placed hisef under ycnr estment be va - bsd
he had be led by smother 70 The place was then visit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11

From Physician Of Paris datsd January 1915
the Doctor In Medicine, 81 the College Of
Montpelier, Physician Of tho Maternal Charity OF Paris
fy that within my knowledge. that NJ lie Doeteur vii.
ans, has cured by the applications OF his remedies the
hereafter named persons, who were all 10 most ser
manner Miss Vardyck, daughter Of Mr.. Vardyck,
BaRker of Rotterdam, with cloudness Of sight arising
opacity Of the 2na the daughter Of the cclebra
ted Gsaeral Morlot OF chronic oplhalmia 3d. Madame
Feuy OF weakness of the optic which rendered i'm
possible for her read or work without now
es them. 4h. child who became blind after the measles,
which four months ASH restored sight,
or which have written and signed the
alton. Il. LAPEYkoNSIE, M. d., Paris"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11

Copy OF a second letter from Nooeu ho"e'so"' 1sq '
DEAR ss-Ihsve former occasion written to ySu
I g.Sr smeae Should doubtful
70 whether or not my Dc sss he Directors Of The
Royal EIehange Assurance and nay cousin the Ke, mam
Do9g es Ebo6 Il Fl sSsSry Who viii soueh my
M ole ment5 the high opson en,san o. yoa arc
% reside al Madras where the eye. are very apt 10 Ss
diseased but my confidence strong ss ~ , Ssse .S.aesp
The nslady at arms leneih.. ,-....,.
and yours a. 'pRSSfsif Tf%tn Ssa
foyps' WILLIAMS, oculis,. Loadon.
sosssn to invest him my Remedies thai hr would never
70 The s Ma climates nss !P%
ssy ,sss letter from III. same gentleman Master
Aesdapi Al Mscrss dated Madr. sept 10 isis stating,
.s has oss:'Ss 70 %it from nne 10
great degree;) yet, by occasionally dressing hs
!, GOOD srder, ssd has doub Of that heing
The ease Of s,ly var T,o 2, Robert Ande
son Jun dated Madras. July 10 s expressive Of his graf,
ees.h. bis d, 'ps and ,ha nj.
sight cenins.d perfect 70 the day Of bis dealt.
Mr. williams nov ru Ais his promise Of furnishing ew per-
-ss se psSe s.s. been dpe
rropensy and shameful practices de.gung me. subject
sss. T senessd by your iavs.ss. diseased
ssa q ss .s ssd ~ ss Had
hunda have seen day st yo Ass ssS ,sl n spp
or being restored to sight Of the right which ona
psbc mentien the advantages my daughter has
eeye was peculiar being deaf from infancy Al about ten
wears OF age with her TO that celebrated surgeon the
late Mr. M.ule Pail Mall who, on sxsnnson Informed
me he could afford assistance, that must wait
tho resu Of altered and passing years. did
40 hut xibou When 10 and IL
you had anfidotes for deee applied TO
have We ndnhisered the same
,b he happest effects which she was restored TO the
.nievment desirable faculty OF HEAre yours ever
&c. -. ~ "a is,s
81. s,l,oung interesting letter taken 10 the office OF
,hs Zors ws,chmsn by the lady who wrote H. requesting us
;.een in that paper Net appearing THIS week we arc re-
res.d 10 rive place In paper 70 give an OPPORTUNITY
the sced ESPECIALLY the psor) 70 avail themselves OF
DR. williams presence in New forh
- Williams Eso Dentist Providence House, 4le Broad
w. way, New York.
~ near sirI cannot describe the pleasure felt when
n In. snce your respected and vencrated nsne met my
-. The public Journals bad Tor 70 masy years re-
1890 your leaving London that despard Of ever hasng
AZ. sys6eson N seeing yes sgss AIl@w me- ,nsen oesI
G ssns.d Won of fold debt Of gratitude cue rom ny
ssIi, ~ yaurse you will doubtess remember any lse ne
loved fsser Mr. r. r. Burord OF Hschney wso ssou, me
wear $500 q, TO- res-red to the sight Of hs ren ye'
,hreurh the br-sipg OF God on Your nvsuape
which sight he had disease the doctors o.
ed gut,a sereps which sight he preserved - ~
With pleasure ogethev until me gay ?, ns We
DEATH which occurred only three ears sno ns s,nss
he benefit o. the poor Hsekssy he acted "yoa'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11

ar SECOND WARD no TEL-Nsr to the eerrer Of
Fulen street. Nassau strsetThs well Known esssonh
ment having undergone thorough rc6ing, 10 SOW In com.
pete order INSTRUMENTATION OF uose whe may honor u
with ther patronage -, - 49, !.
,hro vn e,,irey opsn public bar large room upon
second stssv IS by IS well suited Tor the sccommods
ties public ueetags togster with several smaller ores
adapted clubs referees or fer the van sacon Of
other private business -, -. 80,
nay Le furu,sLcd with suppe composed 81 every
speces which the markets adord 81 short
notice. EDnoND 9OFhS, rrVpreso,. y..i
u BRANCH or THE sHADEs.- Ann street. near
william srestThe subscriber, proprietor OF the Shades
respes nlly informs his friends and the public gesersy,
thai the escoursgement received since the opening 81 the
Shades, has Induced him TO take the sbeve house WIN
The city The house fitted SIMILARLY and will be conduct
ed In all respects the same as the Shades. rv.x.
je2y =. EvhNs.
Inn porsans te Milltners, Country Nero nants
and the Ladies' I'm general.
~ CARL KING the well known and celebf sted First
Premium Tuscan and Pat Manufacturer 20 her Msrs
Victoria Queer England, respectfully informs the la
dies York and vcisy, and the public generaly nn
he the Wholesale business and has entirely
given np two &C hsrets nsnsey 1 Broadway and
"a Bowcry but he will esaesvor 10 have always ne nd ~
large assortment Of superior quality, moot sshona
bly, horn, Florence Tuscan and kngsh
strsw Hss n his residence, No Bvsoa g. by the sngle
II NJ very reasonable price. MiIlaes and C"snry Mer
charts win always snd general sssomest ard Of
Tusss and Enehh Hats by the dores or csse at bis
WHOLESALE wsrrkouse No ~ Msides Lane, no stairs ON
reasonable terms a. sny house In the city.
~ =. He will sse elegant ssscrtmen o 'ne mos
fashionable Preach Flowers ssd Paris Ribbons by the ser o.
set n very reasonable price. U"S"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11
4 sraINaCNT PILLs-AsTRINeENT PILLS

"A M chsprys &c ebrsted Argert Pills. Tor the eaec-
tusi and radical OF ceaa disesse after the failure Of
.I any complaint u any Can much be
ala coy ssy known mediene To Fsmsles-" wshington
sa'u r,, le,b 1857 Mrs W inferns Or. Cherry hst
~ hee boxes Of pills purchased from him, entirely cured hsr
Ssvgb,er green sickness after she had beep under the
Jas Tor rs months several Of the respectable phys
clans OF this sy. London june 2zd 1851 h.ve much
nessure Subscribing TO the scscy OF DR.. Cherys An
tried them upwards &C 500 csse end always 9Th The same
result viz perfect cure" |" G. Darlington senior ply acsn
n the l.. Cd Hospital, Grosvenor Piss., Londcn.'
For sale Wholesale add retail by A. D. Sands 100 Val.
syme, broadway ard wsker $50 cor ncnd
and Bovery, and 20 SIKH Avenue Price W.
Country merchants purchasing BY the aoren or ecce'
will We supplied liberal dscount and the Ts WI ns var
ranted 10 them. $50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11
q CoUGHl- Is oonvsisve cough.

xKTHOOPING COUGH Is convslsive cough. inter
wv ruped by u and sonorous, inspiration, ming
fits ana usually terminated by vomiting erpectoraton
The cause appe vscid matter OF phlepm lodged
the upper Of the lungs wh ch address, be
with great dicuty II Usually with
Impression Of breathing thirst, fever ssd u
eeeded bv hosenes and In sbouts fortnight the cough
pecusr SOUND named wHoor Sush " the Of ss
disease. which hiss produced mourning 10 msny hsppy
house. carrying OF young and much beloved mcr.osr -
the family. remedy for this distress Is Or. TAtbcn
Rslss Of Lverwort sold SIS Bowery, which the
~, ~ ,.'y VIZ "o'o' w." '" '''t 20 st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11

fu,nE fnal.xeaaA IUMHkM COMPANY
I NOTES are redeem. Al per cent dscsu.s - NO ~
Wall street, New York The front ONCE ~ the bsnk q The
state Of New York. Sims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11

Drafts s.d Chefs on az par uh 1s
~ The United States and Canada, collected on 49, =
terms, BY 3. ,. syLvEsTER, $50 Brusd~ey "SN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-11

From another eminent Physician ssd Ocul Director Ct the
Royal National Es,sslisl ment for he Blind
TIVE QUIHzE NIScTs, PARIS, Jan. 1878.
Nohing, SIR more just than that should comply with
the request you have made me- TO declare me enseo hs
seen OF the operson Of remedies the eyes OF
those patients for whom yos nave consulted me
their bodily complaints now oRly reBucr homage TO uuth
rving Won this public testimony and do declare that many
persons afflicted with the Chronic 0P,halms also with oesc
ties Of the transparent Cornes, nammaons Of the Eyes
aed Eye-lids Of he Optic Nerve nc. have been
radically cured mrch bensfued and pray yeu sir, TO
accept the expressions Of gratitude for the grauitous and
unremiing attentoa and that have bestowed on
ali The isd!gert recommended TO you, by Sir,
Yours, nc. GUILE, NJ D., Paris
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05

D"g cheap.--rhe amount expended by the ~
n'cpal Council Of Baltimore, for Kidding tho city
OF canine loa'crs was 800. This is rather severe
on the dogs and the dcnizcns. Though our COR
poralions suffered sumo snubs and eneers for their
poisoned sausage arrangement, the peck cts nf the
people were not quite severely taxed as they
were in the monumental city, the contractors bill
for pork and arsenic, in the frs, municipality
having been reduced from $4O9 to $3.50.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05
NOCIjRF NOpAY

NR. JOHNSON, Office no Bienyille street, con.
Il, - INES his practice to the treatment of penerea
Disease, IN all its different fruls.
Dr. Jotnson, from residence of many years in Hos
pnls IN Europe devoted to the treatment Of Vcncrcal
diseases! ana from his present extensive practice in
tha particular branch of the profession, guarantees
safe, speedy and ehecual to such persons as are
uonbed with any of the following diseases, wiz
Gonorrhoea, elects, Strict,ies Chancrcs Bubos
Seminal Weakness, Affections ofthe Bladder, Kidneys
Ions, Crehra, PROSTATE Gland, Swclled Testieles
Emptions on the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
Joints;
this disease.
Recent cases cured in two or tlnce days without the
use OF Alercnrv, interruption from business, or uera-
ton in the mode oflving.
medicine to prevent Venereal Disease can be OBJ.
tanned of Dr. johnson. 1t is from the recipe of the
Baron Larry, a celebrated French Surgeon, and was
used BY him during the several campaigns in which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army
Sold by Dr. Johnson. nj his office. Those persons
having any affection Of Neneeal Disease and pbout
taking sea VOYAGES. or removing to the country would
do well by giving DIR. Johnson Gull us proper nredi-
c'nas Tor their in the shortest time can be pat up
with written directions ioi their use.
Office open from IN the morning unit, Oo'clock AT
NIGHT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05
FOREIGNITEMS

The London Herald that 800 rank and file with
ao officers, had been commanded be in readiness to
embark tor Jamaica and the Wndward Islands, as soon
as means OF transportation could be provided. 1t
Delievod That these rcnioicemontS intended to act
IN ,ahada ii their presence shoud be there required
irce cars had been dashed to pieces the Great
western kai road, during thick fog. persons in.
jured. Damage 10000
INC London Courier says tina, Van Amburghs pro.
posed balloon ascent with II royal tiger had been pre-
vented by magsteraI interference Qucry Is this the
same tiger that he bored into submission
Inc story relative to the order given French ships
OF war by the minister of marine to treat all letters of
inarqne as pirates unoss manned by two thirds Next.
cans, turns out to be devoid Of truh-a mere Lap-haz-
ara assertion the Estafette, Paris journal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05

and falling. ff'
New York, 9th Oct Crd ship oconee, Lyons, for New
Orleans; 2sth ARID brig Oriental Hatch of o Havana;
do & = go s :
snip Louisa on Sunday last off the ayes spoke ship Ca
na"ba from New York for Mobile. Tnasday off Sand
hey saw sohr Hero from New York for Pensacola.
Brg Ext touched Savanna Key West and Tampa Ray.
Y days from helaer) Game under Obliged
TO lt into Savanna the 18Th di.tress, remained
days to put up her ripgiur.
fo.ton, 9th Oct Ard ship Concorda, Maston, from
o. cid, ship Trenton, Sw van, for n o.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05
STATE OF TRADE.

HERALD. Sunday 2Sth Oct.
The mrkcts yesterday generally langui no auction
sales OF any Importance under notice In the drv
goods ne the stock made nv the
cent ARRIVALS will for the coming week more animation
than has been cvinccd in this trade some time The gen
ora scatlcss of the fail business the reported scarcity
os all descriptions Of merchandise interior of the coun
Try hold out the hope of unusually large spring trade.
SnearSomc sales occurred in this article YESTERDAY ut
prices fuy maintaining the advance before noticed The
market bare of New ocans descriptions The stock of
Auscovado continues much reduced.
toccThe prices of al descriptions firm. Sales con
nue to he made to the trade and the general ca trc, of the
ma ket are without change
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05

A tolerabc notion of tNe "creature comforts
now pouring in upon us from all quarters may be
formed from noting The cargo of one of yester,
days arrivals. Much cxpcct alton of sport is ras-
ed here, in D nmark of old at hearing "ilie ar-
tors come" but how much greater is the pros,
pec Of an enjoyment wh.n "ihe .1ctrcss" arrived
with such a cargo as she had who made her first
appearance at the "Lfvee'' yesterday. She came
from Liverpool in 81 days, and bron1h, with her
61 tors OF Canal coal in anticipation of the cold
weather are bound to have mex, week. 100
Of salt for self, or beef preservation. $40 hntn-
nnra nr ,,n,,,nos ...;r..olt~i r-t-t- u
grown in Lancashire: 22a dozen Lnnd N pnr or,
enough TO (aton hundred scarecrows into aldcl-
manic grossness: 80 doz Of pale ale, which thougl
lightly colnred in itself, makes ruby them " ho
drink il: one Jack Ass,-Eo relation to the ale
drinkers before mentioned: 1862 game cocks
whose melancholy fate is 10 be much pit-red. and
bundle Of carpeting, which like the birds aGorc-
said, is sure to be ,roi upon. Such cargo OF
fuel, and fluids, will prove most acceptable o all
the greedy gor0,cts among us; and though il may
meet cool weather in the city, ii is sure of warn
welcome with the cifa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05

, nus great change can hardly be realized:
hoe ts great oppression six months but
mP',s'he 10 negotiate Not bank would collect disc
uoar ,nt private note or draft could be sold NIL
'@ - " N0.''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05
S DAVIS g. co, Managers.
- Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.


Tickets 81 Halves $?--luartcrs ST.
Packages OFFS Tickets for $I0O warranted to draw
| q; least s48.
at least sci. Pnckages25 Quarter Tickets s25, war
rantcd to draw at least $l2. For Packages or single
Tickets apply at The
nny5 l6 Chnrrres st
StOAp-llO boxes imitation No. ], soap, brand OF
~ George Robbins, landing from ship Chnresi
ISAAC BRIDGE e. co.
nov5 l3i Magazine IT
StHEETINGS l. DRII.LINGS-iO les A brown
- Shcctngs, and 10 bales fine Hampshire Drill
lings, landing from ship Dnlmatia, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE IL co,
nov5 l3i Magazincst
EINISH y BARRELS-300 boxes Codisl-5OO emp
ship Dilma,a, or to ~ LEVI ii GALE,
nny1 93 Common ST
d .,UNNY BAGs-75 bales . bushel bags in store,
G DORSEY,
noF5 Al New leyee
MOULD CANDIES-l00 boxes Boston Monld
IfA Candles, Jackson's brand landing from
w " JOSEPH cocKAyNE,
noy5 % Graver 81
RACON SlDES-3I casks superior Cincinnati
~ cured, IN store and for sail by .,
noE5 A New Levee
EpED BEAhS-5O sacks in store and for sale by
~ q DORSEY,
n0Va A New Levee
- UGA R--lU0 hhds for sale on plantations, near the
~ the city, BY
hERMoGENE, BROWN & Co,
nUy5 Cont st
I lPERPOoL COAL in casks of various szcs to
- suit purchasers, for sale by
HOLMES & MILLS,
noY5 Bank Place
&PERAl CANDLES-,OO assorted sizes Of Sperm
~ Candies, landing TO sclr Minerva, and or sale
by Ii BLANCHARD,
hoP1 d GTsvier 81 !
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05
EXCHANGE READING ROOM.

TENHE proprietor has re-icd his Reading ROOM in
a the st. Charles Exchange, Corner of Grayier
and St Charles street, IN the neatrst manner.
Besides all the principal apers of the Unod States.
OF every city and state. the Canadas Texas and Mexi-
co ana iiavanha the room rcgusurly and extensive.
~ supplied with the latest European papers, Loyds
Lists and Prica's Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals Of the day, and has the re-
pub'lca'inns ct the London, Edinhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Bluckwoods Magazine The
north American Review; the Southern Literary knick
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentlemens
Mexico Chrurgoal Review, and u variety sf oilers
AL these works are regularly subscribed for and rccei
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
OF mnps and aliases, Niles Register, Levy's Price Cur
rent from lis commencement, Guzaeers, and variety
OF works of crence.
The most active " Intelligent collectors are en-
poyed 10 give the earliest arrivals and pains
ense will be spared to render this Reading Room the
first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully received
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05

Con Ndrcy's Breeches.-'rhe ingenuity Of some old
ladies out West, according the Bufalonan, has
ed the brooches story to Gov. Marcy favor They
u he had been an eXtravagant young fellow lie would
nave thrown them away, and charged the state with
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05

The Seminal, Van Buren, paper, in rhiladci-
Ph'', stated before the Pennsylvania election that
1t the proposed constitutional amendments wer.
adoFted "he STATE rouh be- forerer lost to IAN BIZ.
rem " 1t is ascertaned that these amendm enis
nave been carried by a majority Of - 0. Whar
SAYS the Sentinel now regards the safety of tho
Key stone state at the next presidential election :,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05

Cher0kces. a letter dated Athens, Tennessee,
18Th October, says :-sThere is no news nj the
Agency. On Thursday Inst, detachment Of 700
Che'okeee left that place for their home in the far
west. About three weeks since, three detach-
men's of one thousand each left there, under the
care Of three chief for the west.