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

! he above medicine can he obtained on, of Tho Gee
hfri Agents. aud those rr1iIins ase0ts having n rom
l5S1"n e'+nid by ~ Mic, Pest +. A. g." aud
lo"i"iiN','' ai'd bearing the Company sea-.
last # .i-encjcx.
~ = > ! stone, General = genus for Louisiana IA
';ioa"r Il Co. 1913 Old Iavcc street onnosit. W., tn
Die Market "
Pa''I Martin, cor nd ,eyec and in=piral street.
', " n y, merry cor !NaHiP and julia streets.
i1f Muctafl cor ichou9itou!us strc, aud St Mar, =
market
J = b"rbot & Co, corner lchou ioolns and t;irud
STREETS.
J x 7 7 EIartwcll, Bayou Sara, La.
~ Nm Stanshury, Natchitorhys, la.
Thomas Stuusbury, houston, icxaa
lreier'ck Nenll, corner ioyirus and Camp SITS.
Geo. Jones, !yo!i crcle.
VIM. Evans No. Bultin- Co, Row.
Application tcrnge0tcs or medicines by WHOLESALE
must b" ora1e to The General Agents New Orleans.
All letters, post paid, WILDE proaphy utleHdcd to.
m-G ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-12

7 sanford, Fs1, MIRO GullnAi, BVcAlpin, Esq, 1t.
Nhby, in Mob le; I TayIor, Z p Rea, Esu, in Se,,
Orleans. II "
S-A ete, bag, to receive conn unie ario ~ for
persons At the bose huel, placed at Geo Wi itmsns
Office 81 St Charles EXrh nee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-12

4 tShL-Anthrlacile Conl in bulk and in CASKS an
~ liverpool cod in ca.ns delivered in lois IA suit
purchasers. Orders left the C0al Yard ~ Canal ST.
r at H0LHi.S \ MILLS,
Rru,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-12

MARBLE CHIMNEY rIECE WAhrlousE,
+'~- tnslomhousc street, opposite tie post-oticc.
The subscribers receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand IL general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofSupcrlor workmanship aud Of tine latest patterns
made of the best Egyptian, ItaIiau, Irish and
Amerlcnn marble. Also, Monuments IomLs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain siIIs aud Iiutrls
marble acingS, hrartrs and boundary stone plaster
OF I',rs, Roman & Hydraulic Cement aud Plaster
ing Hair, together with Il splendid assortment OF
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest aud most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the nettest manner and at the
shortest notice They have first rate wotkmrE to
set TIC above work
ic5 LANES KAHN x STROUD.
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s;''te'. III '"'e '" " ,i VI ~ CIV" ""7> "'''c'
~ wrtt"s must no lnyafH9 S'en' previous to tn
*ina..o'. y, s""', ~, ~ ''i " i, ~ w 49,. H., H. g. =,
hp. ,r ~. ,' w. t''''I I W. '''' i''
''s"iioi' ~ i,i ' 49, 49, Nv, ~ 'I ~ lu : oli'
uf ,haGilu "''e'ao,, i"a .'' Vi '''' o'''''Se'en
WI, be charged as a new one; 49,,
iEARLf Ah'ERil3Eita'-A ms an" / IA erS'
orty doi'afs ini EhSnSl aoit ' SN'V 'oT pot! IAN
eighty for both LANGUAGES; ship and Steamboat Fac
tors or Commission merchants sixty do'i"f1 III '1ngIsh
ne, and eighty Tor both 'anguage''
MARhl.Ghs, oHirHNEY Nori.hS nla ot''"Ics enIl
NY .hn h,nnu'"u We ~ W., =" ,''4' b" PIpPGiN
Ialo9 ., P"SsenSe'E' n'''"''' 80 ~ ', W. 'i'S'Sc
gu,Se. ..
,CoMhuNlcArloNS' or nnYef,s,1'l'S, o., my person
and in advance. .,,,....,.
,; y, ~ ~ ,;,Ee ,,ilis All ,I
on sales Of rco as,oc r,,n,ishel in both angungp.
aud 50 par cent in IN 45 aloue lopez cont on Sales
OF other property.
ADVERTISEMENTS out OF the direct line OF business
OF the advertiser snch as leS, oun'i1n' ana pIant
on SUES F''l"ay S'ir7 ~ = l ~ NJ VIII
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ W. ' ,,,' a. 40 w. i;o III M
mn, jsbeI one month md charged accordingly
No advertisem ats of bankruptcies viii be published
in any case, unless paid for previous to insertion,
payment gntranicedhV Responsible person ~ town.
Theatres ami other plHces OF "9n@snRn', %iyerslng
hy III ' w. His1' ~ ", ra '0' ''i Eng us" 1"
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ ,r lat ,. Gr ,,,it'r,l +, ,ns
will he rhnr,sl I,Yhi, ha ric,, of o,I,ar plye,tia,
nents
Owing to the immense loss sustained by newspaper
prorpntor". h'r have come to ua conclusion That he
ma nes oil persons whose ' nave 'nt he'h lhid
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-12

AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 9S5.
Office at Mansion llonsr Mobile
'Distancv, New Orleans to Mo.le, l5u mi1u
Mobile to Augusta, Sl g
Augusta Charleston, tiG
Charleston 10 New York, $50 ts0
Time, New Oriean to Nlohiie IS hours
Mobile to Augusta, - :"
Augusta to Charleston, - b"
Charleston to Nv Nork, ST. US
Making los mes per day. or miles per Ituur, inch,
siye Of all sopp@ges. uuY 10
n. Il. beg leave to inform the public that tt,
bridges "ver,te Chsi.hooehe swamp sad Hard l.a',o
creek haye Just been completed the general govern
mc"', Uhe "y obstacles operating against this sale AN
speedy route 7e thus happily rcmoyrd: aud have tia
pleasure ose.- ing romtrveliest the coar.s har.
drivers and "ais al tie first order; ano AS To tn,
water route from ensacoa TO Cedar Bun, it is admit.
ted by all who lave passed nugl ii to be ust,rl,osse
Georgia have also hgenrcpairee4 } NJ C. BAKER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-12

- IT UI4 IN TOT 81 ME, our IN HIcInltr
! Ill strict Juitcilire Jeua, &c Decembrc: Present
Iiimosable VI huchanan, juge Jaoub Marossv VS..
SOS creancicrs-No l6,S6-->ur motion de }. Ruycrt,
tS, nyocHt de A LatGrguc, synd,c des crcanciers de
InsGyUhIc 1T aprcs avor IN tublruu de di>ri-
tuition en- re1tG attlne, ordunne quumc usscmblee
DIES creancers de nsoivahIc untres iucrrsscs atm
de tae voir dams dix jors de la publication de Get
AVIS les aisous pour lcsquees edit tabcuu ne scrat
pas homOugue e. conlirlue scion la l0i ct les flms
distributes Ell consequence. Extrait DIES minutes
Idpr L 4 LEBLANC. Dan (,rptirr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
N % N K Y M A X X y II.

THURSDAY, Feb. liz NJ.
We are in pretty condition truly The money market in
dicatss commercial position and 1t is gepg fast below
Zero. Stocks are falling Business end, nearly
and the banks after winding the merchants, will have
wind up themselves
New York 10 in bad plight The sudden and continued
contraction OF the banks their decsig any facility the
merchant Immediately after they had been lavish
facilities. places him the situation Of
usomed to ardent drinks, ard which
the consequence fatal. The banks merchants will
alike feel the sad effects Thus CO. Thus does man
asemen, in almost every department OF a.r-sroug head
edaess and best energies,
and bring usto the verge OF ruin. May stop there
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

From our Bvesiag Edii'os sfytstsrdev'l
King Frost.

King Frost gallop'd bard from hi. palace o. Snow
TO he hills whence the foods asshd IN thunder below
nj he bresib,d on the waters that swoon'd n his will,
And their rlamor was DER for the torrent stood still
.Ho no !. thought the hing as he gaIlop'd along,
shave s,oppd hose mad torrents awhile In their song"
With penaons high streaming, In gladness and pride,
A fair vessel moved DER the bllowy tide
But whilst bold hearts deemng their perils all past
King Frost struck The pillows and bound them there fast
o' he cried the Monarch. their homes long wa
Ere aughi nay fine vessel, be heard of their fate |"
Through the forest rode he, and the skeleton trees
Groaned aIther'd and wild, ganst the desolae breeze
And shook their haar locks the Frost King hew by
whst The hail ratified round, like volley from high.
"Ho. ho ~ shouted he "my old sylvans. yere bare, ~
But miaster snow, shall find rokes for your wear"
BY the convent sped ne, by the lone, ruin'd fame,
Where the castle frownd wild DER It's rocky domain;
Ano the warder grew pslid. and sht ok, as in fear.
As the Monarch swept by with his icice spear,
whilst his herald the Blast, hreathd defiance below,
And harraS'd for King Frost and his palace OF snow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

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No paper scat, unless paid in advance.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
nQCTOR CARPENTFn,s PECK SLIP
- DasPENsAhN. NO. A, PECK sLIP first door

Doctor Carpenter having ka the advantages Of regular
medical edprsa,ien and having received his Diploma
Medical Society," and having bad twentysx years
and undivided attention Of ali diseases ineidsn, Z,
iTa, humanity and particularly 10 certain class Of
abound in the columns Of newspapers Diseases reouire
e,d 0e n. raroa. y The tina. may prevail
hence the least reflection any discern ny mind thst
sapsreSee q Dr. n ali
varieties OF this dsea'e enables him to oaer spreay ana
and compounded The taste or lead 10 uspcos
totally unknown TO the ordinary quasks Of The
T Separate snd Offices have been arranged for
Charges adapted 10 The capacity o. The patient,
n, An nass,s prsysu'e Of ran diseases Ne
EXIsON,S HUNTEh's Rid DROP-Nev
sound resson and Judgment be evident ,ha, Hunters
disease, he vcneres In addition to the extensive al. Of
heyery ccnmstanse Of their being aany who have yanv
full virtues We do not 10 deceive or ugsle with he nn
lie merely speak The plain and simple truth as our eerts
Dr. as d s guardian ase
brought To the brink as mnes by ns,s osss
disease and an application Of This medicine have res
to be urers!ocd tina, cure in all eases
he. selling !. New York for upward. Of two years and
not has failed be feels perfectly that ne matter
cure. thereby causing sufferer % be as free nom the vee
req r Rs'n p soa sss s y. DAY ;.
this city. P'>e
T A preventive be bad.
Every phs that genuine viii have written signature
Of Urah Leyison.
To human and since Ills human 70 err Is /, NOT our an
~ 10 look the indscetons fellow Win pv
ans 10 Al that lies In our without ajurng
IEvisoNs HuNTERs RE Daop !. warranted :.
ehrct quick permanent snd safe diet sns6
or hndranee from business in all Lete post ps de-
scribnr case WILDE attended TO.
Our Offices are No So Haml Albany; No Eorh sth
81 Phaselphis; No. Hanover Bosto ga Can ST. New
Orleans, Chareon = CT the places world where
tne gernne medcne can be obtsred j7.im.
ia. CHEhNh,s AsThInGENT FILLS
checuacure Tor obstinate dschsrres from urinary
csna whites, suppression, and all female cea
plants arising from weakness Of constitution In gravel
oss OF command Of bladder they completely cure In
diseases Of the kidneys bladder add prosse ras they
rive unspesksbe reei Over 5ooce boxes sold n
New Yerk without complain, For sale whole
sale sad retah by A. D. SANDS los Fulton 81 corsev
Broadway walker and Broadway; Nones ca 6rr.r-
way cor cross and Pearl cor Bowery and Walker cor
Grand ard Bowevy; Henry and Pie; cor Canal ,nd
hudson cor Houston and Bowey, and p. Burnes IS srtA
Avenue.
Price NJ per Dor retail They sre also FOR ,s. nv -
Young. No 81 South Fourth Philadelphia and i'm Ah.n
~ "s'fuse snsw 80. 90, d2o-lms
pILEs-PILEs-DR hhLk's Pile Ointment is q po.-
tive cure for the piles IN three time sold Nv
Hart corner Of Chambers street and Broadwsv, Rurne
IS sh avenues H. NJ Guon, OF Bowery and Crsnds
Slim - o'-'es''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

chime in with prevalent preudices but to oppose them
nanfuy; to chalk out new, original, bsd, and proper
course certain that such mode Of actoa must eveutu-
ally succeed and that all will at length approve, what
they formerly senseessly and hastily condemned, be-
what they not accustomed TO- and did
not understand. II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
lFron sur Correspondent, Brousksn-No xxx
An Iap I0l0


Iperceive that the Richmond Enquirer invokes the
veto Of Governor Marcy upon the small note bill II
will be necessary, says Mr. Richie in order TO save
the exc usive policy. He looks with satisfaction 10
the ngid virtue and weIltried frmDess Of our worthy
Governor. IL the wind continues in the quarter Il
now TO- Mr.. Richie will not be disappointed As
wish for the success OF the wing party, so hope the
bill will not pass We have got asng 30 far by the
aid Of foreign small bills and can continue to get on
for the next six months which will be about the peri
cd when the banks really intend 10 resume. Then
we should rot want small bills Besides, little lon
ger suffering in the cause of Jackson Van Burenism
will be good for the people. They are not entirely
Cared Of their penchan, for their old friends little
more suffering then, only let that suffering be not too
long.
The Argus is lik sail tapping in the wind II has
resorted TO the old arguments against the fedora
OF 1893 and Is stralning hard TO identify the wings
with that party. There could not be stranger sion
Of the weakness Of the radicals. They are driven 10
their last fortress, and that Is so dlapda,ed tina, il az
fotds no protection from the assaults Of the enemv-
IL the wing delegates will act firmly their coyrse
will rout their opponents in toto at the next fall elec
tons. Let them insist on the small bill as il wen,
from their hands Let them pass a General Bank
Law making its provisions liberal and anti party -
Let the wing electors Of the state reject all dctatsn
of Wall street politicians, and come out al once bold
ly for General Harrison for the next Presidency. Let
these things be done, and they will 90 on conquering
and TO conquer. This question Of who shall be the
candidate for the Presidency cannot be settled too
early All idea OF convention should be discarded.
The feelings of the people can be better expressed
through neiphboorhood committees than by all the
conventions in the word. Besides, conventions are
IN bad odonr, and deservedly 90. They are nothing
more than the traps Of politicians.
The greatest evil the wings have 10 apprehend il
from that silly document Of Noah Webster's By the
bye Col Stone has been read out Of the wing party
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
READ WITHOUT PREJUDICE.

~ WHEREAS, II is absolute and well known fact,
brain member whether outward slcer or
an sb.eess ere all though arising from many
blood For on the healthy unhealthy OF The sto
zach and Bowels entirely depends the pure impure
the blood and consequently the healthy unhealthy state Of
!, hath been clearly proved in former advertisements INA,
the stomach and soveregs OF the body and
that by them life death propelled exirem
wise distinguished than the this particua How
reciproca seiween mind and Body The fact Is s
den-wbeher the one only modification of the other will
co.ri, r~poe nay, social and domestic hs mi
depends upoa the state OF hillary digestive
and he management and OF the disorders OF the mind
ma w be made by application 70 the body.
struggles what mighty results ght Every ing
would arrange nordr course whole
the old eavsn that You may becone new lump is tbe
Language OF scripture figure applied spiritually by s.e
experience the boy Of matter! instinct NOR. nnerriug
guide thanour much boss,-d reasoning faculty prompts
herse 10 eat thorns thes &c &C purpose purga
ton In like manner the dog. the cat and all domestic
ess can &c WANDER the
suitable TO open their bowels and purify fluids DO we
notcbserve that The fea,hered tribe whose omachs act y
mechanical force alone without solvent u Of The gastric
Juice require he s~a wing and retaining OF stony particles
hesl,hy tone In their fluids, by evacsstioni
These animals Of the brutal race by thus assisting nature
cure themselves from epidemic gon-thoug
der similar laws TO those which govern the human economy
op sa - wo'a ?, yaae wh parca
Are not se tides the daily and periodical purifiers
tOrnadOfs
and purifiers Of the air. DO habualv If
this principal OF cosmetics for ope, ate bot
water aud air become And OF thy
beod Man. should bee ome angrid should the humors
cumulating In thy sluggish chanes &C life prevent the heal
thy current, where Is thy remedy They must be driven
down by the wes II removed In time they SEEN
choke ep the veins the Arteries sad passage health
and vigor.
unquestionsbIe facts As these the all imporan,
necessity OF watching diligently the condition
asd bowels becomes ,lfevden end so the infinite value
medieias, which will carry of all obnoxious sseurnulsons
from hem, without weakening the system, and such is
brsndretis Vegetable Universa Pills. which in Engand
and America so~d the ard
thousands Of persons alter the usual secn
inc skl OF physicians bad consoed them with the
that they could do Their properties snubols
and apeent medicine unrvaled; all who
heR their virtues surpss all epogy ard be
appreciated The weak delicate will be strengthened by
their not by bracng but by removing weak
ness the and corrupt bunos the badly They require
change IN Diet OF any kind Plain directions &C.
company each box so that every his competent
physician
Principal Office for the sale Of the Brsndreh Pills. 1877 Mud.
son street. opposite Broon.c
Cestrsl Spruce street, the Sun Office.
Bo~ery, I'D Rowery.
~ Bew,rs OF counterfeiis. iisims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

PLAGrApisn.-The Madisorisn contains a piece OF
poetry addressed "Jss," which is counterpart ex
cep, the first Of very beautiful gem in Bsrcts
Hesp0idcs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
5Is SENAtE mEH.

MEDICINE CHEsTs-ofnew and eiegsn, patterns
WI for families ships plantations ratey fed With
the hest securely packed for travelling or
shipping, 4 r sale wbolvss and r tail by
RUsHTeN h AsPINwALI.
j93ws 90 william e. 40 Broadway and 10 Astor House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

10 A young man named Mckee, passenger on
board the General Pike from Cincinnati Lou
isvile shat through the stomach by gambler for
informing young who playing at poker with
Of the river vermn who disgrace the western
steamboats,, that the later were gouging him. On
hearing this observation the rascals drew their drks
upon him; he wrested one from the holder and
knocked down of the gamblers, when third shot
him, it is feared MORALLY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

did you know hiatt The very day after his
"veice ofwisdom arrived in this city, the wing COM
mittee here held meeting denounced tho doctrines
of Sydney and formally expelled the magnetic Colo
mel from the wing party! II s no wonder that the
wings have been so long in the minority. They
have carried their backs the tory editors and tory
big 'uns of New York! hope they see their error,
and that they will drop their precious loads at once
IL they do not cut loose from these ultra iederasts
the party must 60 ruin. The effect will be 10 put
the Conservative Democrats in the ascendancy. This
question will be decided before April next The radi
Gals have three ourths of the old federasts Let the
wings proclaim that they have disconnected them
selves entirely from the other fourth. In that event
the Conservatives will Join them-not otherwise.
This dose of politics was prepared for your readers
in the absence OF other more important matter, tor
you must know that it is Sunday. We had glori-
Gus fall of snow last night and nothing is heard bat
the tinkling sleigh BELL The weather is mild.
Some odd rumors are ahoat relative TO the Munroe
Bank of Rochester. 1t is said that she is 40 better
than she should be. The Buffalo people ask for hight
1t has always been an oddly managed concern.
hope we are not going to have Commonwealth al
fair too. We shall see
The committee are proceeding al snail pace with
the investigation Of the Dry Dock Bank. So far, so
good, | hear If the balance Of matters presents so
far face, Mr. Preston King will get IN hobble.
His suspicion openly expressed in the house that this
bank was insolvent, will not be verified. He will
look rather blank in that event.
Next week will be full of interesting events. The
question will be taken on the small bill concern, Yer
planck will introduce his bill to repeal the restraining
law, and the general bank bill will come into the
house. Albany IS unusually gay, too Parties SOL
rees, dinners at 5 o'clock, and balls, all the GO
One can scarcely get time to think much less write,
SO thicky do fly invitations, and so bewltching are
the Joyous of the Albany beauties But duty be-
fore pleasure, else as old Ennus says,
Scribere mi, null bora stabit.
Your correspondent could not think ofbeing placed
In such predlcament.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
The Exploring Expsdition.

What with the Indian in Florida, the stillbegin
ming and never ending Exploring Expedition the Mon
etary difficulties and the Canadian affair this republic
is cIouching under load Of gnominy enough TO bring
bushes and into he eyes Of any lover of his coun
try and adnirer of its institutions. The madness OF
party and imbecy Of rulers viii cease until they
have parayzed the energies of the nation, and made us
the laughing stock of the civilized world
On Of the disgracefu features above alluded TO
we have received authentic information from head
quarters at Washington and it gives fair and bust
nessike view of the subject we lay before our read
ers earnestly hoping that this opprobrum will speedily
be removed In any other country, the ministers or
authorities who had exposed the nation TO such re-
proach wosld have been impeached, and hung or be-
headed long ago
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

OscEoLA.-Mr. Catlin has returned TO town from
Charleston, whittier he take the portrait Of the
Seminole warrior and his companions who were kid
mapped by General Hernandez while under flag of
truce, by order Of General Jesup who wanted to pay
his respects to them as he did to Mrs. Blair Jesup
ought TO be made Crimp Master General. Mr.. Catlin
will reopen his gallery with these interesting additions
Monday preparatory to his departure for Eu.
rope.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

Mosr DIABoLIcAL SERIES OF CRiME-An attempt
has been made to poison the whole family OF Dr. Helm,
ofSprngborough ohio by Introducing arsenic into the
used the table. The family consisting OF sew
en- perssns all suffered less and one of them,
an infant died in consequence is most singular that
on former occasion the meal used in cooking was poi.
soned then the water of the well, and afterwards the
hoainy No trace of the perperaor can be discovered,
and no conjecture for the motive be formed.