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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-11
NHr. NIoorc's Circular.
LEXINGTON. Va. Sept. 81. 1889.

CieRttemen,-I must ask the favor Of
you, to announce me as candidate to-
represent this district in the next Con.
gress. aud TO publish the enclosed adj
dress, IN your respective papers.
in making this request, | cannot re-.
train from expressing the hope. that You
will concur with me in the opinion, that
you ought to exclude from your papers.
all essays, and paragraphs. containing
scurrilous. abusive, or Incorporate at.
tacks, upon my opponent or myself.
Such essays are generally intended for
no other purposesbut 10 crafty the ina.
lignant feelings Of their authors, and are
only calculated to giycrise to unplrasan
dissentions between the candidates or
their friends. And you must be srn.i.
BILE, that the admission OF such articles
into newspapers, has = strong tcndcnc,
to destroy the utility and respectability
OF the press. ila,ter myaxaf Aheretore,
that you will. each of yos>; Is 'to cx.
clude them. Ofcourse, Gsisl2ef my or.
ponent nor myself. can. W in any propri-
ETY., object to your publishing any art;.
Gle you may think proper, commenting
in spirit OF candor, and in respectful
language, upon our political principles.
and public acts.
am, with much respect,
I Your obi ser't.
S. Med. MOORE,
To the editors of
The tineestle Democrat.
Lexington Gazette,
Stauntou Spectator.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

GIANTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-Iust
= nm landing from ship Constitution, and for saIe-yiz :
loooo feet OF glass best quality, from 8Xi0 /, 23X28;
puo Kegs white lead, pure $50 do green paint in 25
ior Kegs "A doz Japanedns for ;6000lb1 hrage
20 d9z splendid 10000 ground brushes, also o00OO and
9oo DO; lenses green in powder superior article
10 40 IN cans large assortment of sash tools of every
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
parel, boxes, fitted p with all necessary brushes
artists tools, Nc.
Flake and lemnv white; GO packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic and large and choice as
sortnent of paints, dry coor oil, turpentinc varish
&c. for sale, wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
by MONDEl H.
l,.LI1L,
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JHE FL DRtDA STAGE CesAG III
ST.. NJ BOAT LINE

Ef!S go t.g!.s e, !
THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta (Gcoj
f.aNt rs Mobile every other da, immediately sftea
the arrival Of the mail from New Orleans, per the
steamboat tmELlNE, to hakely, coaches 10 Pensacola
steamboats, tper Pensacola RaT St Rosa sound and Choe.
taach'e River and Bay Cedar bu., coaches thence
VIA Malanns, Chatai,occhee Formerly Mount Yer.
non balnhi 'dge, Finderon; Hawksville and Louis
Nie' to Augusta. A passengeertakn,; his seat At Mo-
ise Is IN no danger OF being thrown ont or losing his
by Other conflicting Interests, as the flORi-
-, "a LINE is but one concern, and under one coptro
throughout, and may RELY WITH CERTAINTY upu~ his
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through all wealth
c ana al any season. unless unforeseen catas
.Folhe should occur The Great New Orleans Mai
IS c'dIielty this route The Agents for accomnohs-
u"n Teams, Coaches and Drivers arc not surpassed
tn" southern country.
lie smooth, hard, natural roads the safe and inter
sing wafer navigation the time and accommodation
amor" the traveller speed ceraints comfort and pleas
ing viuiey connected AS it were with the Rail Road
"''ariSton, Sc. and the steam pockets to New York
travellers can rea Nh New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II hArs'-"ashington city in l2.
from Cha'tahoOehee, Florida We have \ I,rarc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee to St Marks j hor
post co!cies, also tw" Branches from Uawknsvilc
on" to Mi!edseviile ana! Alacon light two llor
coaches. SrI),,E .if,NS ~ w
AUGUSTA, Goth Ian. 1855
Office at Mansion House Mobile
distance, new Orleans 10 Mo.iie, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, $40
Augusta to Charleston, l5G
charleston To New York, $50 $50
lime, Nc" prean to Mobile, Is hours
Mobile to Augusta $50
Augusta to Charleston. ~
Charleston to New York Sc 259
Making l6S miles per day. orr miles per hour nclu
sirc OF all soppages. uoylo
n. Is. beg leave TO inform the public that tn,
n Vel. tlIr lhntn 81,
creek have just been completed ty the general govern
ment, itc My obstacles operating against this safe an
SPECIFY route are thus happily rcmoved and have tn
pleasure OF ea:anS from travellers s, the coaches hor
'es drivers and oads are Of the first Orders and as To the
wafer route from PENSACOLA to Cedar Bluff it is admit
ed by ii; who have passed through it to be unsurpassed,
~ novelties beauty and safety. The bridges thrturl,
''eorsia have also beenrepailrd. } NJ c BAKER
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yo1.-yI No 1871
DIR w. EVANS CAMOMILE ILLS;
TTfHIS highly valuable medicine may be had Tn''
m sale nd retail at Nav York prices, oil hErLO -

DIR w. EVANS CAMOMlLE Ills;
THNH1S highly valuable medicine may be nad TH'
= sale and retail at New ork prices, oil nII0
DLANGE. Ia Camp street. it,
1t is confidently recommended for the foIle|ins a
eases: Dyspepsia in all its 70, ms; bilious anu ~.
fIchons in every stage and degree; female s anr
more particularly the nausea incident to mothers ~
albns, fever and ague incipien censumphens u ;ia;
clines whether of the liver or lungs, heatache o. ~
ness, loss of appetite, nervous trenors, ineDr,r
derum tremens spasmodic affection Of all kinos' "
matism, whether chronic inhammatory; nervous % "
bilious levers OF every variety; scroula, sal.
and all botohes bad humors and impure
nfthe skim tlessuess night, snd daily itIHa ay
and melancholy; the summer compliant, ana I' &C.
morbus diarrhGa in grown pers MS worms anu H.
lency with bad breat choross and paptatons " ~. r
heart and head changes OF female constitution anu III
impaired and disorganzed constitutions in either
which have not been permanently relieved by any o.hs,
medicines single trial of DIR EvnEs' mediclnes;
any of these cases, will produce such effects as WIN ~
dictate their incompatible superiority and induce
a use of them as will insure speedy and nnguesuon-
Die cure. Directions for accompanying theh'
Numerous certificates OF cures will be shown as
the length of the catalogue is impossible TO gss
publicity through the medium OF a newspaper. VI ~
Evans catalogue there upwards OF 25o cU! cases'
and in this city refer to many persons VINO
been relieved, and in instances entirely enre1 o
long standing diseases, by DR. Evans Canon lie Ps'
ap.0 I'm =ssAf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First JUDICIAL District-


Court.
TENHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
=" illlam Nlackey having purchased at u sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans the property
hereinafter described, has applied TO the clerk OF this
court in whose office the deed of sale was recorded on
the 9TH day of Mai, A. d. 1888, for monition or ad-
verlsement in conformity to of the Legislature of
the State OF Lonsi INA, entitled can act for the further
assurance of titles purchasers at judicial sales an.
proved the 10th day of March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
heren are hereby cited and admonshed in the name
the State Of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right title claim in and to
the property hereinafter described in consequence of any
ntornaty in the ORDER decree judgment of the court
under which the sale made or any irregularty or
egaty IN the ADVERTISEMENTS and advertisements in
time, or manner of SALE for other defect whatso-
ever TO show canse, within thirty days from the day
this nontan is first inserted in the public papers why
the sale made should not be confirmed and homolo
gated
ish Aforesaid the 23d dav OF April, A. d. 1885, by
virtue of decree of this cou rendered on the Sd day
of March, A. d. 1888, in suit entitled William Mackey
Samuel Bell No. 1885 of the docket of this court
at which sale said William Alackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash,
Description of Property given in the Judicial Con.
Vevancc, VIZ:
certain lot of ground, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded by New ieyee
Louisa, Paul and Delord streets, designated by the No
9, on plan drawn by G. F. Zimpel Deputy Survevo,
General the 10th December, 1873 and deposited as
plan No TO- in the book of plans of Felix Grima notary
public Said lot measures 20 feet II inches from en-
New evoe street. Is feet in depth the side adjoining
lot Na8 and 80 feet inches and lines in depth on tht
side adjoining the property now lately, belonging to
Eoodae, and l9 feet IL inches width in the rear
where it fronts an nev If three feet nine incLss II
common to lots Nos 4, ), 6, I, 3 and 9.
milo CIV EWlS Dep Clerk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

Collection of ColloquaI Phrases, every topic nc
l. cessarN u maintain conversations, arranged under
irrcnt heads With numerous remarks on the peculiar
pronunciation and of various words. The whole so
disposed as considerably facilitate the acquisition of Il
correct pronunciation OF the trcnch by HoImar, II
new edition. revised and corrected
A selection of tne hundred Of PERKINS, Tables nccom~
panied with key, containing the text, literal aud free
translation, arranged in such point out
Indifference between the F~cnch and English diom
so figured Pronunciation of the French, according 10
lhe best French works the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds othc French
language, compared with those Of the English.
A Pronouncing French Primer, the Scholars Guide
20 the accurate pronunciation and C"hography of the
French Lang &C. containing lis elements according to
abe best usage ~ Bernard Tronchin, lS received and
or sale ly WM AcKEAN,
inE Cox Camp u Com SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
EfAi DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour Al, pxa,,,1. NJ.
trirt Ju,Iicora ' - &c

EfAi DE LA LpUISIANE-Cour du Prpmir, nj,
trirt Judciure.
/ '@lAf DE- La LOUISIANA, 4 tous ceux o,,e
'"S reSeh'es cGnceTent, Halut:- tier din me
Nii!ihh hhckeV hyhnt aChete lGe vcr,te finite M,
ie ShefI de la pnrolSse G'DrleaI,S In, urn,,,;nto ~; ~
decftc, est uddressc CRETE de ctt nnr M, In 4 m
'entt ut ehf'gs'r"e lie 5euc 0nr de Mai de ,nnnre
"-o ""ui "n avs coniormCucnl un arie de la lcgis
lh'uie ne i-'ht de la Lousiunc iiitilule "Actr nom
conllfmer los titles ues ac0uereI,ts n,Ix ventHs ;n:
ares, appfon'e lie 10 Mars, 1884. Gail >n cnnn, .,
iouteS personHes eIeSsces sont par rcs @
niteS u nom De tta dc la Louisiana ct de la our IN,
fe'ir ifrHot Jllfclnre- qni pUurracut avor droit
la propretc c-nprcs decrtc en- consequence ,i,,n IA
iht de lure ddnS fordrc lie derret GU lie upeplent do
Ia cour, en- vertu duGueI la veue etc tnc on de to
nreSu'arte OF ll,egalite dams destination ayis on Ia
nnm,,n ', % ~ IA VHnr' on r"nr une cause
~" he tn're voir, dams irene jours uater de- Ia
Pt'p'lcat'n de cete avis pourquo IA yeutc is ri,
Sei,.i' pas c"nrnee ct homologuGe ''''' ut
~, Ia "u" nrunrlete ut venduc pa. 10 Scr;f .usd il
crci de cetie cour rendu lie |enc de Mars do Tnnn.o
1888, dams lailare de William Neckcv " S "nnet
Bel NJ" l3)32 du docket de cettc Coyr, 4 Io"nmn
Sen' If an "m,mm Mackey, scs rcndu acquerepr
Description de la ProprGlt daprcs ls transfer 1,r.;
ARE SGyoir: ~
On Tert"lh lou lie lerre, comHrs tos les bat;ss.s
ct authorizations, stuc en- la paroisse d'u,IsnnS a.
.@t nnr"e par les rues de la Noellc LevG6, Lom;sa
raul and Deord, d~sgnt par lie No 9 'n,rcs
dtessc par Ct Zimpel. Depute Vover GcnerI /, a ae
i'eceInbre 1914, ct depose On Pemde de FeTx = ~
nn'lre public, plan No ID lie dir In, h',In
mcsHi4nt 'lnst pieds, ONE poucrs face II r,4e 10 l
ie1te' SoAantc guze pieds de profondtnr
coe p "cne lie iot NO 5, Ell Quatre ving pieds sen,
ponces ct quatre igues en- prof)nic,ir III S,S
'ouche IA pfoIree aprcScn gu dernicre mut arnarte
MANI Toodali ct nynnt dix neuf niecs ong np.as
Ge 'arge dams la prciond6ur, GU il fat ace nna nix.
Nos A., 8, 7, 8 ana 3. N''' ''' Wv
Bur au du CIR
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

AkBhE CHIMNEY PIECE W.kruorsr
Iustomhouse street, opposite the post.o office.
he subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
, , IN New York. and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment of Marble Mantle p;,..oa
OF Superior Workmanship, and of the latest patterns
made OF the best Egyptian, Italian. Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain sills and lptels
marble aeings, henrths and boundary stone, pnster
OF Paris, Roman 4 Hydraulic Cement and PI,ster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment Of
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
crates OF the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and >, IL.
shortest notice. They have first rate work,'a ''a
set tho above work 'N'''eh IL
'ca JAMES KAHN & STROUD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

HUMPHREY FOREIGN TOUR. &c.
GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and RE, .GIUGi,
~ a short Tour in l235-Bv Hcnan Humphrey,
D. d., President of Amherst College, in vols
The worries Of AIRS. Shcrw0oi,-Bcmg the only
complete and uniform edition ever published in the
United States vol. Is. Just reserved and for sale by
WINNIE AN
i'-1 Corner Camp MmG'moa streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
ELnRInA RouTE FnR Nru Nnnn

u Travellers aesrous af taking the Fioriln routc
via Pensacola, To The North, nre informed that first rate
boats will constantly run from. Mobile L. Pensacola
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every oher ray afer the
LIST of May. Good stages will always he provided Nv
the ubscrcr;o be in readiness take passengers IRON
Mobile, in case of the failure Of the boats
y 3 ARNOLD.
The stcnnbont Champion l.dves Mobile fnr penfa-
cola t"lCe week I'D % ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

so per saw. $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
40 cents eaeh; the number oitec, being about equal
o the number OF SAWS. One set of feeders it is con
sidered however, will wear out tive three sets of
sows Extra SAWS supplied at 80 cents each
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents of
planters IN any OF the port towns the cotton plan
ting Slcs nj the above prices, the agents paving the
freight On the same from New York, and becoming re-
spnnsbc Tor the amount of the Gin. A Tin wright
will be sent with the Gins to Eut them I'M where de-
sired; the charges Tor whose services will be extra but
moderate.
Iron running grarcan asohe ordered where desired
On reasonable terms, but Will be charged extra Horse
power, oiany descriptions can be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines also be ordered if de-
sired.
Ii is desirable when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the a1ansemento saws, breasts, brushes, &c. 1t
is found they differ opinion Some desire saws of
larger diameter thai others. The most common size
is 9 or 10 inehes; ~ wish them 2 inches Some
wish or rows: brushes an axle, while others do
not want more THAI at Some W sh saws with
or Teeth to the inch while others want 10 or IL
uch discrepancy, we prefer they should, at
the time OF giving orders, furnish statement of their
Wishes and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular Where it is left discretion we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan
An order be executed, from the time it is received
IN the space OF eight nine weeks, and the Gin in that
time placed in the hands of the factor To be in tune
Tor the next CROP all orders ought be in the hands of
the manuiacturersby the first middle of lay; except
for plantations where they are late in commencing 10
pick or gin cotton.
n. Is. The Patent Right for any one of the cetton
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
mes 6mos
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
FOR NEW YORK
[TlOUlslahn and New ORR Tlne Of Tackels.T
~, H ~,
IL&5E LkftF FEEIS HIP


d Leans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the Goth november and to insure the
s'rctest pnruatlty in the time OF sailing, the line
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship Ia=oo, Captain TraSk to leave on the 20tl nov
Ship LonfSrWe, Captain Palmer, leave the 18th
December.
Ship U"ntsciNe Captain ELlri,'ger to leave on the
18th Drcamb l.
Ship I7chsb~rg, Captain Woodhousc, to leave on the
Ist Jan larv.
ship Ksuss'ppi, Captain Davis, to leave the 18th
january.
u The above ships are all new. of the first class,
coppered and copper fastened and upwards of 800 tons
burlhen, of light draught of wafer being built in
New 0rk expressly for tie trade. The prc, OF pas
is fixed at one buadred doii0rs. Their cabins are
fitted the most improved and convenient plan, and
finished in neat and elegant stvle. Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided and every regard had
to The comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers who
will please take notice that no berth be secured
I'll paid tor at the Office OF the conSignccs.
These packets are commanded by Captains well
perenced in the trade, who will give every attention,
and exert themselves to accommodate hey will nj
all times be tOwed up and down the Mississippi BY
steamboats, mud the strctest punctuulity observed in
the time OF sailing.
aEy let parcel package sent by put board Of
them, unless regular bill OF ading be signed therefore
at the counting house of the agents oSners. Fer
u BEIN s. A COHEN;
nov - 90 Common ST.
M As found fifty mlles!ro n the baIizr ,ntt,c month
w of july large launch, English bully copper
fastened and has been coppered shr is - feet long,
and eight feet BEAM and has Lern sloop rigged, Us
there are iron straps forward for rigging Whoever re-
cognises said launch, will pl,usa call at No 20 Old
Lever. a n-'t
"a UHAR.-o6 hhds, prime arucIe, for sale by
~ q. DORSEY,
Jcg2 4 New !cyep
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

ut is tn. Hour; Is she not passing fair; Oh this is
IL Love; Nothing: Happy Land, My Swzcr Home;
Italy; Beautoous Lnnd FELL not m" of broken Vows;
love 10 dwell in the huSOns Cell We shalt meet no
More; Cona, q Come, Casncts gully Sounding;
Age Of Inda Rubber; Day is closing DER the }iIlow;
The l.oxl,r Bride; Ny liEht Rriga Oh do moi
saw Farewell; Jenny Jsn's; the Young Widow; Song
of tlle Fishers Vile; Rep"1e my love a lovers Eve;
Shall wa N 'ct ng.tin; When evening bells are
Ginning, Sing hey for the houc; Aquri bon Ia Ri
chess Ma Nornniy, lair varir H. by B"lIini sill so
Gently o Stealing nrrangc2hy Crerey; fGv"-
rite air from opera In Xlira, varied By lluuen Beau
si.s Of tse celebrated opera La Norma, nv i'enn:
Three avoe airs from the opera 1ritoni, arranged
isr the Fitn AMI piuno; NNi ii trln Anna Boenr
arranged f,rtsr Flute anl nno; LiuYitaoN la walls
hv C u V,n W4hcr rewcIl Waltz nv /. Neignnn,
luke Of ;aclis;nlt, Waltz, by StrGn-, Robin Waltz;
S1el,stes Favorte ancc; s,t of Coalitions from
she % rru ai he Macon. For sale Mt
L EkSEY'S
Piano Forte und Music store.
inn ~ ~ Camp street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
EOulSAIANE-Cour du Premier. n;s

trlct Jutliciaire.
-iAl i'h LA LOUiSlANE--A tous ceux on,
=, - eHs p' e'"ntes eoncernent, Saut.-Attendu due
M SIsrf eI ngs ay, ase'e u"e Nente latte par
'er' "e Il, l"ro'sse dOreans la proplietc ci-apres
deere sesi "'iIesse au CRETE de cee Cour Gu Ia die
cyU ut e.teS'sfee ,e cine Jour dAvrii pannec
u" ',H commencement III acte de la Legs-
a','Ms Vt .'t tie Ia Louisiana inttuG 'A,te pour
o"nrrr1es ,I',es desac4u lensaux vents udicmes;'
p,e Is =" wars 1874 eu soft copu, ct toutcs
etso"rs nHFeSses son par ces presenes sommes al
'' nc I"a. De Ia io!isrneet de la Cour du Premier
rie ""c"ae, Gun pourra'en' avor droit la pro
n,e ',5 uecr'e' en- consequence DUN deiau de
m Wv "'s o'e lie uecret gu ejusement dc la cour
Iari, on "a Ie,.e ere ate on de tote regu
% mode u" r G'e "s estlmat'on PAWS lie tens ct
de- t y" :" fe"1 pour une atre cause quelconque
M nG''' ,s G",e yours dater de la publication
conmte ,pomn H ,elte ansl fite ne serait pas
/ :, ,ita n n''';i,n
IN al e pr'p,e'e nut vendne parie Sheriff, sus dit lie
M c4,,c Gn ". ue '''ne 1888, en- 'ertu dun dccret
,,s @ ,,'T enc de Janvier de aimee 1888,
M ~ 10, ", 1,hes i''"neS Dl9gs vs., Rufus Greene,
s'est rendu aco,.rn,r "n ,ee Co"r; l"lnee venlt
pias,res - f''N "e>ihGt eng mliee
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SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY. OF MED


rHzHCRN'S Compound Extract of Copaiba and Sarsa
parlila "A certain, safe, and efitcttal reme-
dy discovered for the cure of Gonorrhea elects
Structures Whites, Pains in the back and ons seminal
weakness, affections Of the kdnies, gravel scorbutie
eruptions, &c.
III the introduction of medicine possessing the useful
and active virtue OF the offered TO the Dublic
proprctorha has but refer to the numerous recon.
menatous received from the eminent of the me-
d'cal faculty in Emope, believing that it will be duly
when lis merits fully known. The
Balsam OF Copaiba, extensively used, has lost much
OF its credit from the dislike which patients formerly
express regarding its dsgreeable TASTE disturbance
produced in the bowels and stomach ard its heretofore
ineffciencv when used in the irf,mma,ory stage The
proprietor HIS made analysis of the Balsam concejy
ing that the active qualities would thereby be much
more concentrated and more usfuly administered then
i'll the present The above medicine combines iu-
q edents which in the highest repute amo,g the
most scientific and learned in the profession. Each
drug in the composition OF this preparation increases the
efficacy OF the other producing operation truly asto-
nising and surprising the most sanIne expectations;
possessing at the time the advantage of its beine
with perfect in The different stages
tie above disease. The most eminent ,hy sicians and
urgeons of the present day express their decided ap-
pro alton in favor of Sarsapara whilst its use in the
principal hospitals and public medical institutions has
be II, and still continues, very extensive 1t was fav-
remedy with the celebrated DR. Alternately in all
veneea affections, and i'll obstinate cuaneous eruptions
arising from tsordered state OF the digestive functions
Having been submitted to the and experience of the
most celebrated among the faculty. they have expressed
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in every
under their charge, by adopting it both in their
public and private practice. Their OBJ ervations will be
inserted hereafter. Prepared by b Thorn, Chemist,
London. Price 81 so per pot.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

T Sanford, Es4, MrC Cullnm, i Alpiu Esq, 1t.
Kihby, in Mob lie; I Taylor, Rca, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
S-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons at the above hotel is placed at Geo Vhitman'
office, 81 st Charles Exchpnge.
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$ | n & l. r GIN S

= n II T. 7. e I r 5 .
For a single gin Of 50 saws or more, with
one set of feeders, bands, &c a, Sc per
, saw, sisC
For do. of 60 SAWS, with feeders, sc at Sc
50 per saw, SDt
For do, of 10 saws, with feeders, &C. Sc
IS per saw, son
For do. OF 90 saws, with feeders, sc. at 81