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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17

WKTESTERN RESERVE CHEESE by
Wv GRIFFITH, TYLERs & Co.
Sept. 8. 23
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17
DIssoLUTIoN.

TWyHE firm Of Griffith McElvain g. Co., was
N. dissolved on the 10th of August last, by
mutual consent.
Their business for the future, will be con-
Quoted under the firm and style of
GRIFFITH, TYLERS & co.
Sept. 8, 1887. 23tf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17

GTONE WARE, by
- GRIFFITH, TyLERs & Co.
Sept. Z. 20
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17

NODFISH & PICKEREL, by
" GRIFFITH, TYLERs & Co.
Sept. 8. 23
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-28

tisshy part Of his arm. Tie Mississippi gentle
m 70 escaped unhnrt, except from the eff cts Of
snri' h"a'ng as was Inflicted wjrhru, wcep"ns in
the sh.fir. l'y &hiS TINE great crow 4 lat assem-
hl''i about the Calf House, and susI the ex-
c'tFmrnl ngAmsi the N1lss'ssippiatl- lit Fbcv
woh II Prnhthy have hprm rvrn - Vi c. had they
II" H. d up stnirs al mid in a dark 70 ,n,.
The Mayer, City Ma sHa1, and lne "ice Off
Ger" were instantly on TIE sPp AMI Ln'a5 "ar OF
the "ntrhmen rushed into fhr lurh rnotu IN 81 cure
the prs tn"rs Taey ira resisted, ,.u, npnn n
light being procured, Surrendered th"mstlv 10
TIE Mayor an "ffieers. The three persnus hns
apprcnendet, were 1ud le Wilkinson, charged with
having killed Rathwelt; his brntler with nlding
and nbettine; and Mr. M urdork charged with inv-
lug killed Mesks. They WIRE taken sepa fhteiv,
W knnwnsto the crowd, each in custody Of an at.
heer, thrahsh a back passage from II, Gait House
ans logged IN Jail, when the Mayor aunuuncrd the
communist 10 the crowd wnc, then dl.p. sed
Tvs have cnnhned ourselves Ia the general facts
sludi"usy avoiding any patty version of the nlir,
pnrposey not To prejudice the public IN nd r,serv.
ing for the police investigation winch is To take
place al o'clock this morning, the full develop
ment OF tie whole rhnsaction-Cin. DIi!v Sun.
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LNa p.st lfIir.

MARBLE Chimney Piece Warehouse, Custom
IVA House street, opposite the Post Officc.-The
subscribers are now receiving from their factories
in New YORK, ard will keep constantly on hand a
general assortment of Marble Mantle Pieces of SUI.
perior workmanship, and of thei latest patterns
made of tho best Egyptian Itulian, Irish, and do
rnestic marble.
Also, Monuments, Tombs and Grave Stones,
moulded and plain stills and intes, ma BILE facngs,
heartas, plaster OF Paris, Roman and hydraulic ce
nent and piastering hair, together with splendid
assortment of brass mounted and plain Crates and
Russia iron Crates OF the newest and most approx
ed patterns.
Lettering done in the neatcst manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate worknen TO
set the above work.
dec27 JAMES KAN & STROUD.
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TIE HRUE AMERICAN,
EDITED :sV goHsS GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
" h. w % II L. A VS.:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1885.

DREcToRy.-I, is contemplated by the sub
scriher, provided sufficient encouragement is given
Ivy the public to publish, an addenda, to his Di-
rectory and Guide Of the City of New Orleans
comprising the new residents, and the changes
that have taken place during the pas, season.
Persons DESTROYS Of having their names inserted
in the dd.nda, will please leave them with their
professions and residences at the Counting Room
of the subscriber, Exchange Aoe.
Cards tnesefully inserted at moderate price.
The Adtenda will be sold bound with the Di-
ectory four dollars, or by itself at one dollar.
JOHN GIBSON.
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Dress & Masquerade Ball,
WASHINGTON BAIL ROOM

ST. Philip street, between Royal 4 Bourbon.
fH'HE Manager of he above named Ball Room, CRATE
full to h,s friends and the public o' the unparal.
elled patronage besov ed ON him Tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enA,gel for the amusement of VISITORS and UNI
dergone nime.,se repairs The bar will be surpassed
by none in quality OF liquors and the Restaurat i'll DO
kept by the nblest hestaurutcur in the United States
The room will reopen on Saturday evening, Bird Of
November next, hv
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
aud will take plnce usual every Monday, We,ues-
day and Saturday evening" during the season, which
will and on the ls of May, 1889
N. b. The greatest attention will be paid to keep
ing perfect order throughout the establishment,
done last season.
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Mail Regu1atiOns.


The Greet Easter, .HaR is closed every day at III
O'Clock, A MIS- due every day at -, M.
The Express NAL is closed every day at halt-past
10 Mis- due with the great Eastern Mail,
every day.
Tie Lake Mail (via Covingtnn, Lay is closed
every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. at 6o'clock,
Mis- due every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, al 5, NJ.
The LomisriNe or Riyer .Da1 is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at MIS-
sent and returned by seamboats.-Arrives irregu-
arly three times week.
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 8, P MIS- sent and re-
turned by tho steamboat Brilliant.
The .4lerandria or Red River Mail is sent irregu.
larly by steamboats,, twice week.
louisville or River Mail.
S S S;;:;:3,, and at o'clock PM
s sass%'y and Close at 8 o'clock, PM.
New-Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1888.
S. ]. Peters, President,
A. Querticr, lst Vice President,
w. l.. Hodge, I'd do.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALS, FOR 1885,
James Dick, Thomas Barrett,
John A Merle, II C Cammack,
Jas Fl Lcverich, Ahiiah Fisk,
GEO. w. WHITE, Scc'y
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COTTON CIRCULARS

u PRINTED Nth The Greatest Erped ton, and
in u style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or else
whele.
ORDERS left atCoMrrrNG r ON in S.. Charles Elk
change, (Cor,cr Of Gfnoier 81 } or al I R U
A NJ ERlC.tN PR TT Nc OFF, G e,
corner of Poy,ras and 81 Charles Sire t., 1ciN be
promptly Attended to.
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Tickets 81 90 Halves ~ 00tlnsrers %
Packages Of tickets fo 800 warranted to draw s48,
"a may draw the four first capitals
Packages of2a hall tickets $40 Ol, warranted TO lras
at least $24 Packages OFFS Quarter | ickets $500.
warranted 10 dfaw eust ST. For Packages or single
Tickets, apply at
do7 3d. Canal ST, next cor. Camp street
gTERKING-j0O boxes Nos - y Smokel Her
I'll ring, landi and for sale by
an l. j p WHITNEY, 70 Camp $,
T05EISi-50N boxes Goldfish lanlins from ship
u St Leon for sale by 5 q J T WHITNEY,
ioY % Camp ST
saMT-i85 bags Cadz Suit, landing from ship ct.
ann for sale by ) u f WHITNEY,
d57 70 Camp ST
HsALT-JGJ0 busirls Turks Island sail afoa', for
All SNIP WHITNEY, 70 Camp ST.
gWyHE interleavei copies of the Civil Code nj Lon
Il sivna. Z. Johns & Cos edition nave been fec.F-
~ and are ready for delivery 10 sui sclibers'
i;s tlensn Of tic Bar wishing Tor the satne fr, re.
suest ed 10 cali, us only liniitei nHmher Of hem
T s~J.4nn ordered .t,,
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CA Es EDS

u PRINTED at The shortest Notice, in Tie most
e1egam m1naet in Black Colorcd INKS, on Enamel
led, White Flake, Plain Suloccd CARDS. and a
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN Of
FlcE, corncr et Poydrus and St. Charles SITS.
.Scee' al New aud Beautiful Fou0ts Of TYPE hare
Just been adisd TO The Establishment.
Orders receircd at Compiling Room, 81. Charles
Exchanges 3rd door from Gvuvie st,,or al the Printing
Office, corner If puytlr;e & ST. Charles Streets
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FRED WIEySrNSoW

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENEPAE sr LOUISIANA,
& htFtRS his services TO til" public il. the depart
- mrnls OF Suweiin" and Civil Engineering both
in town and country. tromc considerable experience in
his profession and by promptness and fAelit, in he
exrcution Of business entrusted to him. he hopes to
merit aud eceise share of public PATRONAGE lie vii
also and calculate the contents al walls and
eAraHaions Office No 8 Chartrcs street. second story
buck. LAY
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The New Play of Ann Bo'eyn was wel''t'ei'cd by
full, and the mo It fashionable audience have wit
messed the ST. Charlie this season. The piece we
before stated, has mue! merit, aud succeeded beyond
onr expectations. The applause frequent, and
well meritcd and the actors generally deserving Of all
praise for the of THEN costumes their per.
fcctness and the evident desire they manifested to lend
their aid to the of the piece. OF Miss Clifton
and Mr.. Scott, we have not time speak partcularlv
and they deserve; suffice it say that they threw
into their respective parts all the lathos aud fire the
language and situati W permitted
The author, was loudly called for, bnt was not in
the house and could not appear.
Ann Boleyn, will be repeated this evening" and we
feel certain to crowded house.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-28

s LOCKE 4 co, No. Front .evec, nre receiving
- by late arrivals from Europe, large addition to
lher stock of Hard Ware which makes their assert
ment very extensive; all OF which they Offer low for
eash or CITY paper. d.4
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- ToVE-! .Slypes !! 5 LOCKEM Co. No, From
~ Leyee, are receiving per ship John lial, add
tional supply of Stoves; then assortment consists now
of Spn0rs Patent Coal Stoves, of oil SIZES; Phiade
phia Radiator Coal Stove; C0nica Cooking Stove;
Guason shipun steam boat Cook Stoves; also stove
,,:re mt IN m urder 61l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-28

gHyANNEH'S OIL. 80 barrels Tanners Oil and 80
IL casks siraincI Oil in st for sale by
d4 l. II q ALE. IS Common It
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TH,IVOI STEAM WORKS-Tresh ground corn
Il meal and bickmhen -four, horse feed, chopped
corn, oats and bran, &c Turning, saving and grind
G done usual.
All orders in the carpenter and joining lie, Puncu-
ally attended to, by OFT, Tyoli Circle
d25-Gt
ALT-200O bushels Turks Island, being balance
of the cargo of the barque Bohemia, and Tor sale
by DIS l. A GALE, 90 Comma y;
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Regatta lon the dag prior TO The immortal "Egth
of January mol lie regntta will take place on the rv.
er al Carroten. The " Scatrft boys It Mobile will
be on here again with their beautiful little boat
the Fairy" try conclusions with oul own Ariel"
In addition to the Sc, the clubs existing at Bayou
a,al aud Baton Rouge, invited down md will he
here with their elegant clippers and when they all
assembled for the race tho old father of waters" W i'll
hardly know himself Tor the life gntv that will
flash upon his brawneJ aud ancient ,isoee
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! LISr LANDiNti per ship Flosn,+, and sam Ross
- from New York and phi.ode pha'
400 boxes Ella :, French and BuItnorc nal az.
tory, m assuring FRI by IL to 20 by 30
inclusive warranted superior qun.y.
~ barrels Spirits of Tupeutine,
1000 gals ln<crd Oil, Du eli,
"a barrels Whiting,
90 do superior Glue, phi,a. muu'd
li40 lbs Yelllw Ochre,
10 bhls superior Varuish, Copal, superior and
Nc. l. coach do,
81 gallo mastic superior Varnish,
b2 duz assorted Brushes and Sash tools;
do do white wash Brushes and Varnisb do
Is packs Kings Gold Leaf, manufactured hiIn.
cases Croma Green and yellow, dry, for sale
wholesale and retail, by NIONDELII,
do So Camp )
~ CAP-lOo boxes. various brands, some low. us
~ + PEI pound, for sale at No. Front evee.
M ANfAS-5J bales il brown shecings, Tor eulc by
Nh de@l3 ISAAC BRIDGE g. co.
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MEMORANDA.

schr Frederick Arno reports having spirit an
sprung main mast, OH her passage.
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Blank Cheeks, Bills of !.ading. Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills Catn-
iogues, Sc. &c.
J7ORDER>. FIR me .4borc, ami erery other dss-
criptioa af piuNrIN'i u received al Comp1ing
Room of"TKUE AMERICAN" in ST. CH,RLEo EX-
CHANGE Sd door from Gray,,r street at Ike Printing
Office, corner Of roydra aud ST. Chs'lcs streets.
EcteuSirs aai beautiful Book and Jon fouSTs
Go7 the best Eoai,iries inhe Uuited Shfes hare just
been aided to The already eestocked Establishment;
and ORDERS ,rU be crrcuted as Low. as Chcaply,
Expcdjti"usly AMI Beautifully, as at any other Office
III the City.
Nor l.
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Brigade Order, No. II.
II N conformity with The laws for the organization of
H. the Militia ut the State of Louisiana, the Regiments
composing tho LIST Brigade l.. NJ will assemble for in
specticn and review, fully armed and uccoutIed the
days hereafter designated,
The list Regim' nj, Col WIN, Brothers, will assemble
the Place d'ermes on Tuesday the 2yth of January
next, at3 o'clock, =. Nj
The End Regiment, Col. W. T. Thompson, will as
senLle on Washington Square on Wednesday the Seth
January next, at3 O'Clock, 7. NJ
The 4th Regiment, Col. NJ. White, will assemble on
Lafayette Squire Thursday the 3ls January next
at 3 O'clock z. NJ.
BY order Of Brgader General
~ J W luSTAMOND.
n ri ~ ns,r, l., f,,,,,
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We learn from the Na,chez Free Trader that
company has just been formed for he purpose of
insuring a direct intercourse by steam between Lii
verpou and Nntchez, for which purpose two large
steam ships are to be built. Will the merchants
of New Orleans wait until every village HIS ad
itself by Ocean steamers before they
venture To embark in thai hazardous enlerprse1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-28

Oh B,lcs kerseys, superior article, in stone and
e1D for sale by LEVI II GALE,
Ilecoi 81 Ennlnnn q
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A national sar will he fred aayetc square,
by the Washington Artillery, at sunrise, noon and
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set.
Volunteer couipnn es attached, will transmit these
orders to the Commanders OF said coinpa les.
The companies will report themselves On the parade
Ground 10 Brigade staff Officer.
By order Of Big. Gent ] " Jusamond
ii FLOtANt r.,
lti 4 Il,
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---- J W J tEo 7 ANTVNV
II FLOR nee, Aid de Camp. d2i-3
Head Quarters, Isl Brigade, l.. ~
New Orleans, 22nd, 1858.

BRIGADE ORDER, No. TO-
1UNHE Volunteer Companies of the lst Brigade
Il l.. NJ, wtiI master on Tuesday, the s. ofJ NUT
ay next, on lafly cite square. The liue will DO ioim
ed ot review precisely at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
Tn Grigadicr General is persuaded that eSertion
will be wanting the part OF the ottcers aad men,
when il eiaheFrd tRthev ordered assemble
to cecpraa the unnn efsar5 otthe Glorious 6th utjan
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TlIRIs TNIAs and Nem Years Gifts The Lon
" don and American Annual, for 1889
English Edllnns Of .afnus valuable Works, with
splendid engraynrs
The EngIi Poets, Library Edition, with other
standard works, in Turkey morocco binding, ard
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VNTIiISKRY-5l barrels landing flom steamer Ma
w CARA, for sale by
aot e. DORSEY, ii New evao
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Prayer Books, Bih'es, &c. different sczs, aud in
various spi>ntid bindings
grci assert 1ent Of Juvenile Books, &c. for saa
nj the Book Store, 10 Camp STREET.
dc4 ALIEN. T0WAR.
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The following ore tho drawn numbers of the Louis
iana Lottery, Class 81. for 1898:
II, u, "A, s., Is 10, ~, 81, 10. sc, /. p.
WILL BE DRAWN ON FRIDAY
si2G0) CAPITAL PRIZE.
LOUI y n A L O L L L r Y
Authorized bv Act OF Legislature. Chapter KILL,
rassed Mach II, 1879, Glass No. 30 for 1888 to be
drawn on This Day, Dec. 29th 1885, at 5 O'clock, p.
M. 1.-THE Exchange Hotel, st. Charles ST.
ID. s. GREGORY Il Co. Successors to- YATES
McINTYRE 4 Co.
rs Nutnbsrs--l2 Drawn Ballots.
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Al Oi.ASSE >-lG,O U t,Hilun, on p,uIila,I,u, 10
va miles below the CITY, ior sale by
DIG ADAMS Il VIII AT l., ca Grtver 81
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IrThe Express Mail from the North and East
failed yesterday beyond Mobile.
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G pHTATOES-25l barreIs, firsl quatv, Pc .atoes in
I fin, order. landing from brig Horace, !nl tier be-
low the ferry, and Tor sale by WM PORTER,
dl9 9, Com'nun IT
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1 , RDGANS-la eases, c'ntanmg mems prime kip
, hrogans ana heavy kip boots, landing from ship
farquin, ana iol safe y
ISAAC BRIDGE & co
dac2} l3i Magazine ST
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CUM NiERClAl.
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES

CLEARANCES.
December %.
Ship Bombay, Gay, for Mobile in ballast, S & j Whitney
Schr Cassius, rrestly, for Apalachicola.
Aslbridgc Jenkins
Sclir Proxy. Bradford. for Richmond, So Whitney
schr Fox. Burrows for Gal, eston. WIN Bryan
Sehr Sara Ann Bontemps, Vera Cruz, Burnet,a
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ne a g Il q g .

OF Ell TIT. EOJTSk7.V.I J71THSF-.
TENHE FALL MEETING, l333.-Fou,h Day
IL December 28th--J. G. Purse, $3.50, > best
horse, ssoo-lr all ages, three mile heats, lime be-
tween heats 80 minutes, Iii lance l40 vda.
No. /. jag. ) Garrison b. c. Pollard, lay Wild Bill
dandy Paceolrt, yrs, LOO IS, dress Krd nj Red.
No. .. Cot ihos Walton eli. f. Reesyvug, by Ne
viathnn, dam Black Sophia, yrs Old, IS ibs., Dress
Black and Buff
No. ;. H. \. Tnyloe ch. f. Prctolus hy Pacific dam
hr Al"ry Vaughan, by !ncoe yrs Old, 100 Ms dr,p.
Green aud Hue.
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THRiSTMAs md New Years Gi:tS-A few of The
" English and American ANNALS slill to be had
at tha Bookstore of ALIEN ToWAR,
Where large assortment of the Books suitable for
the season be llud d2G-4t
The native American., 1838-10-13

EORD'S ELEGANT AND FASHION ABLE BOOT
Il AND SHOE ESrABIISHMENT--Th subscri-
Der has removed TO the two doors east OF the one
lately occup I'd by hinseil (and nearly opposite Browns
Hotel which he has fitted up in style not equalled oy
any establishment of the kind in the District, where ne
is prepared, with very select stock of Boots and shoes
of every description I. attend TO his customers In the
best possible manner az e uses but the very best
materials has set of ounsymen not surpassed BY any
in the United States and 10 attend which ne has employ
ea Mr. James Parsons who is so favoraoy known 70 te
citizens Of the District as not require single remark
here But as he has succeeded perfectly in fitting
those of my customers whom he has attended to, can
but remark in idsce to his merit that he has become
from ,xperence and the most assduou attention to bu-
suess perfectly habituaed TO the most elegant style
cutting and fitting; SO much SO, that he rarely faA
in gying perfect fit.
Al! kinds of work got up in the most elegant manner,
and orders attended TO with the utmost despatch.
Sept. 1T. JOS. Is. FORD.
The native American., 1838-10-13

Hints 10 Young Meclm1ics.-T first obirc
OF a mechanic, as it should be that of every one
IS to become thoroughly acquainted with his par
hcular business or calling. We are TOO apt IL
learn our trace or profession by halvcs-to prac
tlce 1t by halves-and hence are compeel to live
by halves-and die by inches.
Study and labor to excel your competitors.
end then you will not fail to command the patron
age OF the most discerning and liberal pavnas-
ters. There is great variety Of highly useful
knowledge which apperalns to every kind of
business that may be acquired by a course of iu-
dlclous reading. This knowledge, we'll diqested
and systematlzed, constitutes the science of every
occupation. Thus, il you are a carpenter the
science Of Architecture should be studied with
profound attention.; if ship builder, the science
of Navigation and Hydrostatcs, and that COM
inatlou Of them which will give the largest capa
CIV to a vessel with The least resistance from
lie water, and the greatest safety in time Of dan
ger from the elements. If you are q machinest or
mi.lwright, the machanic powers should be well
understood and if the machinery is to be pro-
PEELED by steam or water, you should study the
the science of Hydraulics. and should have
perfect knowledge of the chemical combination
Of heat and water, both i'll its latent and active
safe, and understand ho,r quart of water, con-
Terted INTO steam, WnlcN, by thermometer, Is no
hotter than boiling water, yet will bring gallon
of water up to the same temperature. If you are
hattcr-a dyer-a painter, or a tonner, there
is no study so useful as Chymistry.
The fact was known quarter of a cendrv to
Chvmists, that gum sheac was insoluble in wa
ter, before any halter used it to make water,
proof hats. The whole art of giving beautiful
and durable colors to different bodies depends
entirely upon the chymcal affinity of such bodies
for the cooring material, and the affinity of this
latter, for the different colored rays of light.
We speak undcrstandingly, when we say, tha
the tanners and the public i'll the United States
lose millions of dollars, annually, from t,c lacl
of scientific knowledge how best to combine
vegetable fa,1,in with animal gelatin, which is
the chymical process of making leather-cal ii by
what other name you please.
There is vast amount of knowledge which is
now completely useless, that ought 10 be brought
home to the understanding of every operative in
this republic.-We love industry and respect al!
who practise it. But labor without study. is
like body without soul. Cultivate and enrich
the mind with all useful knowledge, and rest as
sured that an intelligent understanding will teach
the hands how to earn dollars when the ignorant
earn only cents.-I3uDclo Journal.
The native American., 1838-10-13
BALSAM OF HEALTH.
PREPARED ONLY 5Y JOHN S. MILLER,
Frederick Ciiy. N3ayyluod.
Al- ~
For sale at TCnD,S Drug Store.
June 2S,

THHIS valuable medicine has only been introduced to
me puoIc about hve years, in various parts of the
country and hundreds of persons lave used it. and found
IT'S beneficial effects and seven out OF ten have
permanently cured OF the Dyspepsia Cholcs Nervous
lremors, Lowness Of Spirits, Paptation of the Heart.
ana an those train o diseases resulting from dsordered
cohaon OF the stomach and liver or arrangement of the
ageshVe functions, such gem raj debility or weakness
iaulency loss ofappente sour erucations and acdto,
o. ne stomach eosiveness, head ache Jaundce atuent
lhe proprietor does not recommend it as most notent
medicines are, as all, and when used il founJ
wanting, that the public have got SO much deceived that
they scarcely be prevailed upon to try anv more
which is not the case with this Balsam Of Health as
hundreds OF persons have received the most happy and
good effects, which the proprietor produce If requ
ed the testimony OF many respectable persons that have
been cured of the above diseases.
The proprietor requests all those persons that are f
lced in the way above described, to give his medicines
iar trial. and he assures them that they will not be dis
appointed. VS.
lhe Public will find it for sale-wholesale and retail
at TODh'S Drugstore