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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-10

A BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the grandest orna
, " ment belonging 10 the human frame. How strange
~ the loss OF it changes the cnun'ennnce, and prema
turey brings the appearance of old age, which Gu
ses many TO rccoil at being uncovered, and sometimes
even to shua society to avoid the tests and
their acquaintance the remainder Of their lives are con
sequ"ntly spent in retirement. In short not even the
loss OF property fills the generous thinking youth with
that neavy sinking gloom does the loss of his hair
IoaVert all these unea circumstances, Oldridge'
Balm of columbia stops the hair from falling off on the
first application, and few bottles it again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whiskes; prevents the
naIr from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully and
reeS IL from scnri. Numerous certificates lot the first
respectahly in support of the virtues of Odridget
Balm, arc shown by the propretors.
ul57 Read the iollowing:--
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of rhiladoph
has certified may be seen below to the high clIura
terof The following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify That we have used
the Balm OF Columbia discovered by ]. Oldridge. and
have found it highly seviceabe not only rs preventive
against the falling off OF hair, but also certain
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER. Senior.
Methodist Minister in st George charge,
JOHN INGLIs, 32l Arch street
JOHN D THOMAS, NJ d, 163 Racest
JOHN 5 FtREY IGI Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South Cd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t is known that three of the above signers are NOR,
than 3U years OF age, and the Others not less than 80
From the Mayorl
Commonwealth of Pennsvlvania, !
City Of Philadelphia,
J. Robert Wharton Mayor of said city OF Philade
pha, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Aiessrs lnglis, John Fnrey and Hugh NJ, Curlv,
whose names signed to the above certicntc that they
are gentlemen OF character and responsibility and as
such full credit should be given to the said certificate
In witnes W h 'reot1 have hereunto my hand
aud caused the seal of the city be affixed, this
9th day of December, &c.
T." ;. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle ofthr Genuine Balm has
II splendid engraved wrapper, which
the Fall DfNagara, sc
sol' ,hoesale and retail by the sole agents for Anc
rIca. o. Fletcher street. Maiden Lane, one door
ough he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
ms Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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we'd, That the sum of $50 dollars
he pad.o Goo. Doane for having made out the tax
list for 1893, with an alphabet of the same, and
tax receipts.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, Dec. 5.
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3;raceeui1gs OF Gousteu.
y % 6 6, 81 q AsuyIEsGg az. st & z .

TUESDAY, 4th December, 1888.
Resolved, that Mr.. Ps,cr be required to furnish
additional socurity,for the farm of Poydras Market
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
Sent to the Mayor, Dec. 5.
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Resolved, That permission be and is hereby
granted to John Clayton to erect for two months, II
canvass pavilion, ( the OK bltlon of his Giraffe
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sNEAClI BRANDY-A few bbs old and superior
n article FIR sale by .,,,,,,,
nnvlt Bank Place
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
Sent to the Mayor, Dec. 5.
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HpACON-2j binds Sides, 10 hhds .oles, and &c h
Z , Shoulders, Cincinnati cured. landing rous slea
er Buckeye, and ion sale by
STETSON & AVERY
n ID QGrtyicr street
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COLOGNE WATER-'rhe subscribers have recei-
u vedby the ships Rochester and Republican, from
HavrG, large supply of Cooene Water, Tooth Brush
es, Nail brushes, &c. Of superior quality, which they
offer for sale reasonable terms.
SICKl .E.S & co,
novo1 40 Canal st
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ORDERS RECEINEn ENR

Jones' P.4TE,.Nl' COTTO.N GLN,
BY ,i,v ateure No. SIS Magazine street, New Olcan
TO BE MANI FACFIRED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE l. CO.
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NEW Hal SlOhtr
NUST received per late arrivals from New Iolk, a
- fresh and fashionable assortment Of HATS.
The subscriber would particuary call the attention
of the public to a style beaver hats of Il superior
finish, fine texture, rich an beautiful lusre; lso to
fine plain Russia hat of superior quality and also
srendd article of silk hat, togetl er with general
sortment munuaetu ed by himself, expressly for this
market, wholesale aud retail
NV OSBORN, "a Camp street.
NIB Cit; and country dealers are invited local.
feb s
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.or.sn IN FIVE Ayn A uAbs DAYS,

THROUGH IN FIVE AND A uAbs DAYS.
prn.n ,,ol,ile Ala bnmal Ia Augusta 'ts''- }
n F,[is ,,,ii,e,,Iy other ,l., pn.r,ita,.,, All
Z . the arrival Of the mail from y CIV UricanS per 81;
s',s,,,Ln, }Mrll%F to HiSylv tts.chc, to lt,sac '
steamboats, trcr iensaco. Ha5, It Easq sound t4 Glr
tl,cl.e Ri cr and Ban to Cedar @iui. cnt-,5 t
vi, Nl:niann, Chattsl2ochee, lfotu,yrl, Mount frr
non, Hainl, i'ge, rnlcltuu; ilawhi,s,.l'e .u aa
vine, to Augusta A assengccrtikir, h,s ii Sta
bile is in no tienr.r Of hcjpg thrown or osag III
urrcrencr hv oc,., conflicting n,eresta as tic !0it.
ia line IS hat ons concern aad uu4-r one cot ~"
throughout, aud may RELY WITH cEEr,ISry uf.an hs>
arrival at sugusta in time specified through Al 4r!I-
err and a, any season. unless some os auocsryH ts-
touhe sscrt>d occur The Great New Oilcans Ma,
is eYrre,! ty tbs route The Agents for accom1uo,e
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e'"'''t - s7'''' - '""e W ~'' w
SINGLE GINS.
Tora susle gin Of 50 saws or more, with
OF feeders, bands, &c. al Sc per
saw, $50 90
For do. Of 60 saws, with fecders, sc at Sc
80 cr saw, 500 90
For DO of 40 saws, with feeders, Sc. IS
pes saw, 500 90
For do. of ~ saws, witl, feeders &c at 81
so per saw, $50 60
Extra teeth, where desired, for feeders, supplied
10 cents caeh the number OF teeth being about equal
the number OF saws. One set of feeders i, is con
sidercd however, will wear or tlree sets of
SONS. Extra sAJSicd at so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to The agents of
planters N aHy Of the sea port towns OF the cotton plan
ting States, the above prices the agents paying the
fire. rht on the same from New York. and becoming
sIn.ishlc for the amount of the Gin. 4 Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins to put them up where de
sired; the charges for whose services viii be extra Lat
moderate.
Iron running gear can alsohe ordered where desired
reasonable terms, but will be charged extra. Horse
power, otany description, be furnished like
terms. Small steam engines also be ordered If de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arrangements OF SAWS breasts brushes &c. 1t
is found they dHei, opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger diameter uian others. The most common size
is or 10 inches; " wish them ~ inches. Some
wish or rowsct brushes on al axle, while Others do
not want more thaa at most. Some wish SAWS with
or teeth TO the nch while others want 10 or |
W. UGH discrepancy, we prefer they should, al
the time oil giving orders, furnish statement Of their
Wishes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular. Where is left to discretion, shall
make them on the most modern aud approved plan.
IA order be executed, from the time is received,
in the space eight nine weeks and the Gin in thai
tine placed in the hands OF the factor. 10 he in tune
for s,c crops all orders ought 10 be in the hands OF
the manufacturers by the first middle Of Man; except
for plantations where they are late in commencing IL
! pick gin cotton.
n b. The Patent Right, for any one of tie cettor
growing States, will be sold Oil reasonable terms.
! nI23 Gnos
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natl Journal.
MI E.S' TOMATO MEDICINE.
Tie virtues Of the Tomato, not Gully rs delicious
vegetable r the table, bu, also medicine, have for
a considerable time past, attracted no Little attention. 1t
has bccn believed 10 possess -bols qualities winch,
it they could be ctlCciuliy extta@tcI separated from
the supcriuous naticr, w"ud be mtA'uAie. ihs las
been characterized as bilious country y large portion
OF the arise from disorc,ed lives on from de-
engagements nthe gia'l,iar s1 stem" lhla is cSpcc'%!
the IN the west and sill more 50 III lhC south ii
remedy, easy safe, cltctua IN its oprr'oH, and lcar-
ing the constitution unnparrd, could be Tor
bilious complaints, this would nQucstionabi! be among
the most healthy climates III the world.
C.lolnc has been the almost universal remedy Tor
diseases of this character But ii is remedy which
nothing but necessity shod induce the use Of 1t may
be considered te>passng on the province OF another
profession to speak OF this, yet we may be permitted TO
express strong conviction that C.omci cannot he
used without injurious aid lasting effects upon the Sys-
tenn, greater les, according to the quantities l"Aen
and The iIeVuvncv OF its use atd the constitution OF The
patient substitute for dis therefore, from the We
gctablr Kingdom is ~ dcsGeratum III tbs country
We believe this hrsidclttum has been discovered IN
he Tomato. De- Miles, of this city, and hisassociates
with much labor and expense, We understand, have
succeeded in obtaining such extract IRON TIM NeEc'-
bic as, is hoped, will be found an ciicclua substitute
We have taken pains to enquire among lhC'tIc;I
men and others who have used this medicine as to It's
effects and feel well satisfied that ii will prove a
most valuable remed, in bilious complaints 30 tai, AS
have been able TO learn, ii has produced the desired
effect oueating produce healthy action OF the liver,
proeHre bilious discharges when needed, aud in some
Instances breaking up tc>ers. with more certainty
and in shorter time than calomel: For sick or bilious
headaches, it has been found good remedy nose
who lave used that it does produce he ucD''l-
taling effects OF other kinds OF prgavc medicines
that there is increased danger from colds alter rs
use aud where large doses of caOmc would be needed
this operates without any danger oil the distressing ana
injurious effects OF caome when producing salvation
| AS We have reason to hope from investigation,
his extract OF the Tomato will prove substitute IL
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ALA AID DEEM MAHOMED'S DYE.
For changing the Hair, Eye brows, or Minister'S
to a permanent Brown or Blak, by one application
without staining tho skin the finest linen, juat
received by BUSH Il ALLAN,
l7nov Fancy Store, C. St Charles &. Com.
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The above medicine can be obailed only of the &c
neral Agents, and those retailing agents having II com
mission signed by "A. Miles, Prest L. NJ. c." and
Louisiana and bearing the Company seal.
LiStof .4gcncCS.
p & i T Stone, General Agents for Louisiana, Il i
Tcheuptoulas street.
EiG1ar * Co. 1873 Old l.syce street, opposite Veg ia
bic Market.
pnGl Martin, cor Old Levec ard Hospital street.
VIM Sherry, cor Camp aud julia streets,
hr Mueller, cor IcAouploulas sire, and st Mary :
market
r Bsrbat & Co, corner Tchoupitoalas AND Crud
streets.
&P p lIartwell, Bayou Sara, La.
DIR Wm Stanshurv, Nutchochcs, La.
Thomas StanSbury, Houston, Texas
Frederick Senl, corner P"ytyas and Camp ss,
Geo. Jones, rivp Cncle.
Wm Evans. No. 1 Bu.idipg Go. Row.
Application for agencies, Jicnc> BY Wholesale
must be- made to the General Agents at New Orleans
AL letters, post paid viii be promptly auchdpd to-
nln8 "
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EeARISlI COURT. for the Parish and CITY of New
4 Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Muurian
Judge, jane lith, 1888 No. l0,0&i.-Jacqucs Potter
Vs. his crGitos-upon reading uni filing the pcrition
and schedule in this case, 1t Is ordered by the Cnun
that the creditors of the nsolvcnt de show open
court on Saturday the 9Th day of July, 1888, why he
should not he discharged according law; aud in the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
crty are stayed.
Clerks O!fcl, New Orleans June IL, 1885,
jcll Paw AHMAND EiTOT, CIcrk,
ENTAT DE LA ipuiSiANE.--Cour lie Puross,,
a. pnur la paro-ssc ct la vc de Ia Nouvee Or
lcans-Present lhon. Charlrs Maurian juge II JUN,
I93G.-No. l0,96i.-I"cques Potter coutac cream
cGrs-Snr lecture at enregistIcment de Ia petition Ell
la schedule dams aare, u est leCrrtc par la ea
aue les creancies dc us0lvahIe fare saioir curS
sons eli cour uuvelt, Samedi dc uel, 1898, pourquu
he serait point dech trgc commencement la loi ct IN
attendant tUutcs pOnrSues contre sa ptrSunnc on se
prophecies sont aTcceS
Bmcau de grelicr. Nonvelle Orleans, | ! JUN. 1883.
jell paw ARMAND PifOF, Greldcr.
INSEED OLLIE bb!s, landing t,om Steamboat
1 ALBANY, fer sale BY Il DORSEY,
ici3 ~ New ey"e.
ENARLY'S SUPERIOR IIAMS--Now landing from
steamboat Sultana, supnly of the above, put up
i'll hllis, lierces and bls; Tor sale by ..
I,ANET n AMiLUNG,
iel2 II Commerce street.
a INSEED OLLIE bbls md casks best Linseet
4 4 Oil now landing from ship Nashville, and for al,
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JOSIIJ 4 D-1TI y W IN ItCJUT uC1
Sent to the Mayor, Dec. 5.
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Sent TO the Mayor, Dec. ).
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Counr or SPECIAL SEssIoSs.-A number of poo
devils were let loose giving their verbal iecogni-
zancss 20 appear and answer when called upon.
John Anderson pleaded guilty TO the charge OF
stealing fur cap. He begged for mercy on account
of bodily infrmiIy. The ourt sentenced him 10 III
penitenhry for four months.
Peter Dunn, Irish, for assaulting and beatingea
Dutchman, city prison one week.
Thsmas J. Thompson pleaded guilty to stealing a
pair Of trowsers worth fifty cents IL his frat Of
fence and the sentenced him to the penitentia-
nv for four months.
Isaac McGown accused Of stealing pair Of pan
falcons from the Albion Hotel in the latter part OF
June last The prisoner and complainant were both
walters nj the Hotel. The garment, which the prs
oner IN his defence said was gwen TO HIM by board
er, was found upon hun on board the Rhedc Island
steamboat The story, however, varied with his
statement at the police, and the found him gull
~, called him great scsundrel and sentenced him
10 the city prison for one week.
John Williams, an old state prison bird, YVES found
guilty OF stealingtwo hams and sentenced to the PEN
IteBirary for six months
After that the court adjourned.
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EyALABy.
Oars was happy home, Mary,
And CHILE rem gay were We,
~. care was on our brews, Mary,
whea by our mothers knee;
Or wandering mp the glen. Mary,
To pu' the sceptea thyme;
Alas. these days are gase, Msry,
The days for which pine
Nor will they come, again, Mary,
For altered sa are We;
Nor will we smile again, Mary,
Beside osr mslber's knee.
To brighter werld than this, Mary,
Her gealle spirits game:
Our griefs, too, and our ares, Mary,
Nov we maua share alane
We Gamma feel like me. Mary,
rhe past by yaH's forgot;
Ye're happy wi your BARNS, Mary,
Tho humble he Your lot.
We were IF diHereRt mould, Mary,
You were the gentler star;
Ny spirit roamed abroad, Mary,
Anu sighed for things sfar.
Life is transient stay, Mary,
smile and all is DER
A burning tear, ana then, Mary,
Oar voice isheard no more.
And mine will soon he still, Mary,
But ah. ere ! depart,
With all thy iermer love, Mary,
y press me To thy heart!
And when the silent eve, Mary,
Spreads silence Ger the plain,
And The stars are twinkllng lone, Mary,
Gene TO my grave alane.
Recall there all oar loves, Mary,
And DER my silent grave,
Shed the warm tears OF love, Mary
No dearer boon ! crave.
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nBsTlNATE CUMpLAINTs-DR CHERRy's
~ AsTRkNGENT FILLS Dr. Cberry's connee lon Of 80
years with the L-ndon Lock Hospital physician,
hrs pf TO care he most nveterais and obstinate Of
In from three sayste one week.
Tendon. June q, isSs
have much pleasure in subscribing the efficacy Dr.
IN upwards OF i've hundred always with the
result, vir-perlect cure. q. A. BABlNGrON,
The following has just bees received which speaks
Phi pba. June q, 1886
DR.. Cherry-Desr sr-ibeg your assep,ancs the eaco
sed flo bi As grateful meaeato restoring my health
wbea wrote 10 yos In the month % last February laid my
before you, stating that sbored under trou
eled ole ed bathrd In TACT
comnsndes but stl los, hcsh relations thought
boxes Of which took ard the middle March
have been entirely free from he enervatng
and sm n rohsst STATE Of heath, and mind Is
need hardly say how happy should be give salts
faction To similarly situated Dear SIR yours
pectfulIy, sANL L. T.,
Chatham Square, July 10 lass.
Dr. Cherry Dear Sill regret erremely that my
will not permit 10 express ny grateful thanks IN way
hardship and pre- mind rnucb that could
hold sitssiiop Tor esg time Luckily, VIII
destitute brother arrived from is,py where your pills
had effected smost hopeless cures and brought boz
~ your PILLS. Th April iau-ard ssce last May
have been man, and eau shall give you
what my feelings prompt you deserve I ,enl you my
and address and " my testimony will avail will mos,
cbesrfully give II TO one situaied rs Ivss J. A. W.
In ienae wesknee tueh whites green sickness irrpgu.
health Dr. Cperrys pitts the females best fisnd
Nh Cosnt merchants who desire hoy by the dozen
gross will b supplied NJ literal dscosnt, and the pills
will be warranted 10 them 10 produce the desired fct
For sale Wholesale snd retail, Nv A. u SANDS. 100
Patton CORNER of william snd following drug stores
Of walker and coner NJ Cross Pearl;
81 Bowrry and wsher, Grand Bewery;
corner ~ Bond and Bo~ery, and at 80 Sinh svepus
Price o. psr hos. Is2e I'm
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PHILADELPHIA, July 70, 1899.
Al sconvenuen o. Deegs,es from the Banks Of Mary
land, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Missouri held this
day al the Bank Of Peunsy lvanis John Morris Esq.
81 Baltimore, was spponter President, and Eihu
Chsuncey, Of Philsdephis, Secretary.
The following communication from the committee
of Banks 10 the city and coun,y Of Philadelphia, was
read.
The undersigned committee authorised by the
associated banks Of the city and county 81
20 invite the Backs OF Boston, Providence BALTIMORE
snd Richmond and such others as the time admits ol
the Banks % Philsdelpbs, in conversion in this
city Monday the s3d Of July instant 10 consult upon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

PoLior, July 24-Cartrre Of a fora gin 2 party
Marshal Bell, Of the upper police, had the good for
tune early on Sunday morning last to surprise ma
rauding party consisting OF seventeen individuals
two-thIrds Of which Greeks and the residue Ger.
mans The party had succeeded in robbne the hem
roosts Of n number Of citizens in First street and
other parts of the suburbs. The fowls were taken
from them alive, and remain in the custody Of the
efhcer who captured them, at his residence in Fire,
street where they are subject to the claim Of an
cr. The gang are locked up for trial. The names
of the prisoners shall appear in our next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

The measures n be adopted for an early and stimuli.
taseoss resumption Of specie payments,
Reports. That in compliance with the foregoing IN
strurtons copy Of the resolutions aad nvtstoa TO
meet this convention were Immediately transmitted 70
the cities enumerated above, TO all the basks Of REM
sylvania TO Connecticut to Delaware. TO Charleston,
and to several Of the Western States from whom COM
munications had been received on former occasion.
Answers having been received from Boston, Provi-
dence, Norwich, Baltimore, Winchester, hicnmond,
Lexington, KY. Pittsburgh and ether parts oil rennsyi
vania hereto annexed. From this correspondence
il will be seeR that all the Banks consulted nave coz
Cured in the opinion that their respective institutions
whether actively represented in this convention or not
will cordially operate with the banks oil PhiadeL
pha and assent 10 such period shall be selected by
the for the resumption of specie payments
(Signed) THOMAS DUNLAP,
WIN. ID. LEWIS
II. F. HoLLIEGsHEAD,
CHARLES s. BOXER
ELIHU CHAUNcEY,
Commitse.
The communications from Banks in massachusetts, r.
Island, Connecticut Virginia, and Kentucky referred
in the above report read and the convention
decided that the letters from the Banks of those
TO the chairman of the above conmiuee sufficient
authorize him in their behalf on the questions
which shall come before this convention
On motion made and seconded, II was decided that
the all questions in this shall be taken
by states each state having
The following resolution was offered by Joseph Bal
ley, Esq, President of tine Bank Of Delaware, and
seconded by Mr. Chauncey Of Philadelphia.
Resolved, That the Banks represented in this con-
vention, will resume specie payments the 18th day
Of August next, and recommend that day for the
sumption by the Banks generally.
This resolution being under consideration, Mr. Evans
of Baltimore moved that the word E" thirteenth be
stricken out and the word ninth inserted in its
place. The motion being seconded by J. Smith, Esq.
President of the State Bank of Missouri, the
taken on striking out and decided in the negative
Those voting for the motion Maryland and Mis-
souri, q and those voting against it were Peansy
Delaware Virginia. Massachusetts Connecticut, Rhode
Island aud Kentucky,7.
The question being then taken the resolution,
offered by Mr. Bailey, twas unani msusly adopted,
On motion ordered that the proceedings of this
convention be published and communicated the banks
generally through the UHited States.
JOHN B. NORRIS, President
ELIHy CHAUNcEY, Secretary.
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SUICIDE BIT THE TsxIAN MIsIsTER--we learn
from the Lexington, Ky lntelhgencer of the 18th in
slant, that Peter w. GraysoH, Esq, of Texas CON-
mitted suicide at Beans Stanton, few days before,
BY shooting himself with pistol through the head.
Mr.. Grayson was on his way from Texas to wash
ington City, having received and accepted from the
Government of Texas the appointment Of Minister
Plenpotentary 10 the Government OF the u. States
The act il is said, committed with much delibe.
ration. Mr.. Grayson was a native Of Kentucky
Baltimore American
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

HUNTERS RED DROp-For the cure OF the
~ VI disease. The subscriber has gres, coandence
~ recon this vsusble medcins - s persons smct
nosun With the hope oaeeeivisg an i.tssent sommany
hot the cptrary he fees setustra with strong desire
benefit s those wr nsy ss.rng under the sbovs dres
sing complaint interesting fact that Notwithstanding
ha hsv. heen Solo COR last fear yesrs, that In
asos, h,. failed rrowp tness certainly safety M
knevn shsrsstsr the Unions Remember the ony
jeso.im. DIR. v. LEvIsoN.
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70 LEE. the wretch, who it will be remembered some
time since committed disgusting outrage upon the per
Of his wife, in New Orleans has been tried and found
guilty. The details of this case" says the New Or
leans Pcayune Of disgusting that they
cannot with proprey be advered TO- in the most
concise manner, in public journal