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There is report that Mr. Carlin, the Governor cleo
Of Illinois is dead, but it lacks confirmation.
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CA ss lbs

IL PRINTED ut lie shortest Nogicc, in tie mos,
cfc""Rt manner, IN Black or toloed Inks m Enamel
'ed White Flake, or Plain ~ui,red CAKn,, anil nj
Frtcc$ rery reasonable ct TRUE AMERICAN OF.
flEE, corner cf P"ydras @~i ST. Charles SIS
'%'e'"f New AMI Beautiful Fonafs Of rYrE hare
JsSt heen miied 10 the establishments
or"crS recctred at Coupling Room, -. CharlcS
L1ch"ns' ord doc, from GrnvieY ,or at the Printing
Office, corner Of Poydra, 4 st. Charles streets.
R0rl-=U
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DIV &C ASN IIlAl

PUH DRhS ASH LUM.
WANTED, in the above mstituton. middle aged
w fema c to k the situation OF MATRuN. Also
wanted, female accustomed 10 the care OF Young
children. Apply ut l3O rchnupitoulas street.
N b. Unexccptionable testimonials Of character and
capacity will be required. decd Ct
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There is MISC a list of Thirty of the prisoners
names sent to Fort Henry the 9th out of
whom twenty six hail from the United States
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
u BROWER & Co. have constantly hand Mt
ID their extensive establishment, No II, Camp 81
and "a Common street, very large assorm, At of
house heeping articles, consisting of Eorthenn0re
China and Glass; Brass amt Steel Fire Sets and
Tenders; Kitchen Utensils: Irom Tin UOod,core ami
Baskets SHrcr pldted britannia and Japanned goods
amps and chandeliers; hnreS and forks, and house
Furnishing goods m general, which they prepared
to sn9rnly at reductd prices to private dwellings,
boarding houses, hotels, ships, steamboats, ~.
New Orleans, Nov 8, 1888.
I,NNGI1SH ANIMALS FOR l830-The Book of
IA Royalty, superb cold Plates
Findens FableauX,
Fiudens Gallery of GraCes
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book;
Beauty'S Costumes; Buds and blossoms;
Wavcrly Keepsake;
The Imperial Oriental Annual;
Forget Me Not: CnncAture Annual,
Friendship's Offering;
Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young LADIES' Annual;
Young Gcntlemen's Annual.
american 4anuals.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir
The Violet; The Gift;
The Juvenile Forget-Me-Not.
lusr received and for sale by
WIN McKEAN,
dec5 corner Camp and Common SITS
NEW ORLEANS x CARROILTON RAI.
Dc hoA nn T2 1 x aqd @sr the s
leave the car house, rovdras street, mt half past II
O'Clock, ?. NJ for Lafayette aud intermediate places
single lckCtS 81 IL cents, or Il $50 per hundred.
JOHN HAMPSON
nov2"-tt Chi, Eng. n. O& C. Il. r.
FNNIlE subscribers have ON hand and for sale:
500 boxes extra soup, brand of James GouId'
800 do imitation No do
$50 taliow Candles brand of Jackson g. Trowbridse
400 sperm candles, Bedford and Nantucket
so boxes Judd's patent do do
800 do Goldfish
100 do manufactured tobacco yario is brands
90 cases sweet Spanish chocolate
900 cases hyson aud young tyson tea
80 boxes paste backing
800 kegs Boston nails
l6 casks strained sperm oil
200 Sicily, Nadcna Wine, in pines, half pipes ar
casks and octaves, entitled TO debenture
200 coils bale rope
100 bales Hampshire shcengs, shirtngs, e. drilIings
200 Lowell coItens, n aud "A cottonades and ln-
seys, kcrseys, suitable for negro clothing.
ISAAC BRIDGE IL Co
dec3 1874 Magazine At
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METARIE JOCKEY CLUB.

a MEETING of the Members of this Club will be
IN held at No. 10, Exchange Hotel, on Thursday
eveningtex u I o'cork full meeting is requested,
as business of Importance will be brought hefors the
Club. 5 Nj READ
d4 Sec,,
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Office Of the Firemens Insurance Company of Ncu
Orleans.
vUNH E Stockholders hereby notified that the FIFTH
i Instamcnt their stock is due and payable o
the 8M December next, the office of the Company.
Ell TRACY,
nov9 Sec'y.
A MEXICAN BRANDY.-2O bbls 9Th proof Ameri-
N. can Brandy, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
&c 1874 Magazine st
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STEAM HsOAT BILLS.

A MINERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of STEAM
" BOATS Can hare their Bills struck of, in one
Colorcd Inks on Plain or Colored Paper, wih
despatch, and on favorable Terms, by learning their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner of
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Ney29-tf
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Dress IL Masquerade HALL,
WASHINGTON BAIL lsababyI
.Teb MERCHANTS.

U-5' MERCIIANTS can hare a BENurIruI CIncU-
LAR struch III tour honrs N"ricE 6g aHiaMs n The
Compiling Room IF True AMERICAN rHiNriNG
OFEiCE, ST. Charles Exchange, aiioiHing Tie Read
ING ROOM at Coraer IF Gravier street, iMc Pint
ing Olics, cprner Of roydrns 0Hd ST. thulrs streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

Canada. The detailed official accounts Of the
affair at Prescott, as given in the Kingston
Chronicle, differ very little from those previously
published. From it we gather the following.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

The only loss sustained by this occasion
the light company of tho gallant S3d Regiment who shot
through the head.
fhe loss of the pirates learn follows
Killed on the 18th 81
Left dead on the field on Friday night, 25
Total killed l02
Prisoners taken Tuesday and to Fort Henry %
Surrendered Internationally on Friday, 1872
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04
THE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED BY JOHN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
M w OR LIE "A VS.:
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1888

1t appears by the following extract that another
rival is actively in the field end uvoring silently,
but strenuously to divert from New Orleans the
trade of the up-country which ordinarily flows
through the Ohio its tributaries, and he Mlssis-
ippi. That rival is Savannah, and of her inten-
ded system Of operations some notion may be
formed from this notice taken from one OF her jour
nails of the date of the 18th ult
"Our state is not behind the &C in internal i'm.
provsments, and Governor Gilmer's sound and lib.
eru views in this particular will doubtless be
tanned. Indeed, while Charleston lie t,lking about
the Great Western Rail Road, acting, and
but few small links are wanting in the great
chain already under way, to connect the Savannah
and Tennessee rivers at this place. While South
| Carolina may push forward hor works to the
Blue Ridge and there meet with almost unsur-
mountable obstacles, have natural opening
where that range ceases TO oppose its summlts,
where can pass without single inclined plane ::
the only such easy route from Georgia 10 New
| York. Five years then will see the Atlantic con-
uec,ed with the Tennessee and Alabama rivers
through our state works, aud The medium of COM
muncalion with the Gulf Of Mexico and the
Mississippi will be Georgia. Of course VIC pre-
diet great things for Savannah"
Thus does each passing day bring forth some
motive stir the dormant activity of our own
state. Evary legisa,nre-ex ours full.
! y alive to the advunag which a rail road COM
munIcation from the Ohio to the sea must secure
to the port whose citizens have energy enough to
complete it. Our private enterprise for this pur-
pose, although hither carried with most
prniseworthy skill, and industry, must necessarily
come to a speedy termination without efficient
legislative AID. Will this be longer withheld! A
month more, it brings our lawgivers together
will resolve this, to all US, most interesting prob
| lem.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

ENTAT DE LA LOUISlANE-COur dc paroi-se
HLpour la paroisse eli vile de la Nile Orlcans-Pre-
sent fllonorable Charles Maurian iuge-decembre f,
lS38-No. 296-Newton Richards vs.. ses creanciers
ct les creaneers de John q Boyd & Co. La ccss II
DIES hiens du petti5nuarc est accepte la cour,
henefce de creancies ct DIES crcancIcrs de- John G
nit lieu Ell Pstrde de II Csnas, not. public ventredi
anver 1888, pour deli ,crcr les alaircs dit in
solvabe, attendant toutcs pcursues la per
some ct les bicus dudi, Newton Richards son urrctees
NM Elmor n King representa- les creancirLs alb
sens-Pnr ordre de la our-Bureau du Grci1ier, lei
Dec 1885, ARMAND Pilot. grcilier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

A COFFEE HOUSE, known by the name of the
IA "Stcnmhont Exchange" for sale with all It's
tents every thing complete. Counter, shelves, bo ties
chairs and all its fixtures if required bed and bedding
chairs and tables aud number of other articles
dous to mention. The Tease is thirteen months u
of it TO came; rent 50 dollars per month"; ANY person
wishing to purchase will meet attention 10 Girod St
For cash bargain will be given
ROBERT MITCHELL.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

Office, corner Of PoylmS ard ST. Charles Streets
Ertensire and beautitM Book and Jon FouNrs
from he best Fonndries mde United Sntes hare Just
bee" added to The alrcady reH stocked establishments
and ORDERS mW be crecuted as Low, Cheaplv
Expedi'iously and Beautifully as at any other Oic,
in the City.
Norl N
T. PERM rANDl.Es'--3DO boxes New Bediord
~ sperm Candle assorted lies, of approved brands
ID BOXES mould candies, Jucnsons brand
100 boxes fresh Soap
50 ihls refined " hale Oil
Champaign Wine of superior quality
lmpcrnI, Sunpo" der Young lll son ~ souch,ns
Copper, in Sheets from 10 to IG0n lbs
Hiack Lead fots, assorted sizes, Tor sale by
JOSEPH COCkAYNE,
nov 81 % Gravicrst
ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1899.
SPLENDID London Animals The Book of Roy
~ atty, superb cofhplaIes; Fmden's Tablcaux, aud
Gallery Of Gricrs;
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book
BEAUTIES Cosiumes,-luds and Blossonf;
WnNerly Keepsake, The Impcria;
Oriental Annual; Forget Not
J0rIan'S Portrait Annual;
tdricau,rr Annual; Como Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fisher juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies and young acntlemcn's Annual.
AlurlC, Watte; Christmas Tales.
imerican InnUais.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
Mrs Glimah's annual Register & Housewife Almanac.
dtmanac'S.
American Almanac & Repository ofU4efnl knowledge
Bunl's Nautical Almanac;
EJuIus " Cos. Louisiana Almanac;
-Comic-(iermun Almanac
Stewart's Diary for 1889, containing II blank memo
landuln for every day OF the year.
EJUiNS & Co,
corner of ST Charles and Common SIS.
nov 28-5w
NNlNES ~ CDkDIALS-ter julia, fUIl Bremen
w and late arrivals,
Rhensh Wines.
N'crenseinrlf Nlarcubrunnrr, Gracienscr IIoChhei-
mer, le'hnnisbergcr Steinbcgcr, Our Lady, Milk
stem n Leis'en Sparkling Hook, and Rhcnlsh Wine
Glasses.
Champagne.
he'd and White, celebrated brands.
BurgHndy.
Sparkling Rom nee, Chanbctin, Clos de Vongeot
and Nurts.
B0roeamr.
Chateau l.altr, and Chateau Nlargaux, lroville
larose, tne -. Julien and ST. EmUn Palmer Mar
GanX IN cases of 8 doz. Good Eseple and ST Julien
Table tlurrl.
Hermitage Sauiene, BnrsaC and Graves.
Dessert Wines.
Genuine i.uncl and Frontignan Muscut. Madeira
old and pure as imported in cams
Brandy, old Champagne, in barrels of 30 gals ,loz
and IN Ia pipe
C0rfiaiS.
Genuine MnIaschno aud Ii, Zara
do Martinique and BourIeauX IndlaIg
White aud Red bordeaux Arisctte in cases,
Old Ratnfa di Grinoble,
ShsynIlle aud \u<thwesser
nurdeaux Brandy Fruits
Wine boFdeRlA Vine Vinegar
Fo safe by r JOHNS & co,
huP-j cor ri ST ChuIHs Il Common -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

TEN DDIL Rs REW AitD
DUN away on the morning of the Both Octubcr The
Az slave CAlHAltlNE, a gr,li, az, about rhirtv
years; speaks French and Englisl is veil kunwr. nuJ
be paid for her delivery TO the subscribers
bOhLEN MAY,
j turuudret st
Captains OF vessels, 81 AM boats and olhrrs nrc cam
toned against takInG away or lrfnriuC lI. ,,h,,ye w
mrd Slave, under The penalty OF the Law.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04


TEXAS Inc steam ship "Cuoa,' Capt. Carson,
arrived at the levce yesterday evening about &
o'cl OK, Sac lett Galveston on the LIST inst
! We have been politely favored with the Calves.
ton G'zet'e Of November Both, and select the fol-
| towing items.
"Ihe steam ship Charleston has been offered TIC
our Government, for the use OF the Navy, foI
$4,000"
"Mr. Williams, our Navy A GAIT in the IT, $. has
contracted with Frederick Dawson, esq. Of BALI.
more, Tor one ship OF 500 tons, carrying 10 guns,
two briggs OF 300 tons, and carrying II guns each ;
and 3armed schooners for the Navy. They are all
to be delivered at Galveston, furnished with provi.
sons munitions, &c. for months cruise, at a
cost Of $28O,OOO. Mr., Dawson is one of the part
ners in an extensive En- glish house, and these yes
sells are to come from England"
"The steamboat Motto left New Orleans on the
Goth inst. and on the morning of the Gath, when
within about 80 miles of this place, burst one of her
boilers, killing INN ediately four out of the nine
teen persons on board. The other Is, including
the captain, who was badly injured, succeeded in
getting on board the yawl One person died of his
wounds between the wreck and the shore, and the
captain was lett on shore supposed to be diving -
The wreck of the Motto, upside down, was passed
by the Cuba, as the latter came from New Orleans.
Gdlreston Gazette
BTOur Houston papers received by the steamer
Cuba, are TO the 28lh instant. They are wholly
void OF interest. The only document of any i'm :
P"r'ance is the proclamation of the President con-
tanning an exposition OF Indian affairs 1t is Deem
ed entirely unsatisfactory by the editors of the Tel
egrnph
The Cuba in the trip ont and home work ed to n
charm She was thirty six hours only in reaching
the Bar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

NEW ANIMALS FOR 1850:
~ Cancu,ure Annual, London;
l'nden's Gallery Of Cruces;
The Imperial, London Annual
Alnric Watts, Christmas Tales, for 1885,
Young I.adys Annual, for 1899;
ionng Gcntlemnn's Annual, Tor 1889;
The Tilt; The Violet;
T. .iolus a. Co.'s Louisiana Almanac for 1889;
Just.cccivcd aud tur sale bv
f. JOHNS & co,
novl7 cor II Charles e. Common $
NEW PL BLlGATitNS.
VHNI1E Stranger in China, by Downing;
Il The british Senate, in , vol-;
Romance of Vienna, by Mrs Trol!opc vols
Penyo; the last of the Golhs in vols;
Peter Pilgrim, by Dr. Bird, vols
Picciola from the French of Suntine;
The Wife Hunter, or the Norarty family;
Land Sharks * Sea- GuIls, by Capuin Glass
cock, r NJ, in vols, Tor sale by
f. JOHNS & co,
novel cor ST Charles & Common al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

ETTER PAPEi--Just received few eases Of
very low priced letter paper. blue and white, plain
and ruled, for sale very cheap by
DAVID FELT g. co,
New York Stationers Hall,
der3 - Chnre= ST
HAVANA SEGARS-30000 900 in store and for sale
Shy ABRAHAM TRIER,
dec3 40 Poydras st
EVLOUlt-5o0 bbl&. Mills brandy in store aud
H for sale by Ct DORSEY,
nov27 ii New Ievee
DED BEANS-lU bbls. in store, for sale l,v
10 DORSEY,
novE 4 New Levee
EMPrY IlllDS-8H empty hh Is. and 10 ditto
aL Ticrccs, from ship Frnnco in, for sale bv
STEFSON II VERY,
noyo7 ~ (;rnvi CT
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children. Apply at 49, rchnupitoulas street
N B. Unexceponablc testimonials of character and
capacity will be required. deed ct
FOR NEW YORK.
Fl The packet ship NASHVILLE, Wood
IYxf master having been detained from bad
weather, will positively sail, 10 morrow eve
nng. For freight of 80 bales cotton or passage apply
on board, opposite tue Vegetable market, 1,
J d BEN < A COHEN,
FLouR-50O barrels landing from the steamboat
Hudoon, AMI for sale by q. DORSEY
III Al New Leyee
ENLoUR-3oO hrls landing from, steamer Algonquin,
n aud for sale by q DORSEY,
dec4 "A New Levee
NEW PORK & BEEF-20 bill. mess, and 40 hbls
~ prime Pork; % bbls prime Beet, tor sale by
GDoRSEY,
d4 "A New Isvee
(1ofFEE-l5O bags Rio Coffee, for sale by
y WIIITREDGE s. co,
d. &c Magazine st
0u-aO0O gals Winter pressed Sperm Oil, for sale
" by WHlTRiDGE& co,
ia &c Magazine st
CANDLEs-lOOo boxes Sperm raedIes, Tor sale by
" WfIIrRIDGE& co,
EfoR SALE, smcrt, likely young negro Bow,
applying to DOYLE ! ! yMa. MY, y
u. Carondelet ST
4 COOKING GLASSES-4 cases. containing 10
II Looking Glasses, of vari.us sizes, for sale BY
JOSEPH COCkAYNE,
az % GrnVer at
PlO COFFEE-2OO bags in store and for sale nv
IA ABRAHAM TRIER
~ Az Poydras st
spoPE-lOO coiis i'll store, and for sale Nv
~ ABRAHAM TKIER
o1 40 Puyt rus st
oAt SuGAk-iOO bbs in store, for sale by
- ABRAHAM TRIEk,
os Az Poydras st
a LMoND5-i9 trails 10 store for sale by
ABRAHAM fIuER,
"a lOPoydras st
GUNNY BAGS-I0,900 Two bnshe bags in store.
" for by JTHAYER & CO
Us "a Poydras st
H1ORh-2O hbls mess X 8 bbts prime Fork in store
ioriale by JTiiAYERG GO,
NJ "a Povdras ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

ihE LIVERPOOL. Mr.. Shaw, the Marine mana
ger OF the Transatlantic steam Navigation com.
Pany, has published the particulars of the late
voyage OF this noble boat He says, the hourly
average speed of the Liverpool was six miles. and
II to the shove distance of 1856 miles is added the
velocity OF the opposing currents between lona-
luue AZ and 20 West, the hourly average was
D "A miles The daily consumption of fuel was %
'"hs-'he consumption per mile under cwt. and
'"f each morse power per hour lbs I2 OF. Ii INNS,
De borne IN mind, says Mr.. Shaw, that the Liver.
P0oFs power is beyond that Of any steamer anoa,
at this moment, having IS inch cylinders, and
stroke OF feet; the consumption, therefore, per
diem, is small indeed. On arrival at her apcbor.
age on Friday, she had suffeiency on board for
days seaming, which might have been more.
had a necessity for economy existed after the des
tined port was within reach.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

E, JOHNS & co,
CTATIONERS HALL, corner of st. Charles aud
- Common Streets The subscribers having recciv-
we'd and now in store their assortment of gond tr m
England France and the North offer for sale the fol-
lowing articles;
English Drawing papers OF all sizes,
do writing do super ROYAL, no, al
medium and DENY, foolscap, letter paper,
ex large thin velum; do blue laid; do do
copying paper, NJ all sizes,
London and Bristol boards; do fancy letter and
note paper, plain, emboss d and COAL bro
cade,
American cap, letter and writing u"pe's from
the hest mills in tn Union,
Perryan Pens Of all descriptions;
Best German and English quilts; Stephens and
Perryan's writing fluids, MolrsOms and
ferryans best copying inks; English and
American folio ard guarto copy Lg lrnpcr;
Rodgers Il Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen and desk knives, razors and seis-
sUrs,
Pocket books and wallets Russia and Morocco
leather,
ERgsh waters and sealing wax, superior quail
ty; Travelling desks and dressing :.
Ackerlnan's and Newmans best nature 1.,,s,
Brookman's and Ackcnnan's drawing pencils,
Drawing books, Albums and British aud Amer
lean Annals for 1899
Books-EngsIl, French, Spanish Italian, Ger
man and Latin, consisting i'll classical, law,
medical works literary, nc.
Just received and FOR sale by
uor20 b JOHNS 81 co
ANTHRACITE COAL.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-04

.Neo Books. The northern press is tceming with
novel productions which, as fast as completed,
Messrs Johns Co. receive from the publishers
We have on our table four new works, which we
have only had time to glance over.
Napoleon Mensoirs.' A never firing theme: re-
Piete with novel views OF well known matters, and
treated by Cambaceres, the second Consul, aud
en'Iycned with all his intimate knowledge of the
delicate strings used in the political machinery Of
the times OF Napoleon, is more than ever delight.
full.
The .n'day.' This work has all the freshness
OF Chnmer's nautical life, with much of the dra.
matte tact OF Manyau. No tale of the sea thu,
we have read surpasses Hhc uiddy,' in interest or
amusement.
IHon'e as fo'r.d,' is sequel to Cooper's saomo.
ward bound 1t is confined to sketches of Soci-
ETY. in our own country, but from the uniformity
OF manners, as they exist among us, and the level
tone OF our domestic habits it lacks much of III,
stirring variety usually met with in the author Of
the Spy" CooPer's place is not in the dravinc-
roonI: his mind is in the forest, his soul is on bs
Sea,-still Home found cannot be v,;d of !,
Ier"sl 10 every American reader.
country Storiet,' by Miss Milford With the
memory OF pnr Village, ouIogy on Mas Milford.
Country Stories is su?erfuous.
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SALLY FARLEY,
HENDERSON q. FARLEY,
JACKSON FARLEY,
SAMUEL Lemon

OCI2U--leiI
u Editors throughout Tennessee AIuboura Mis-
sissppi, Georgia, Arkansas Louisiana and Texas who
will give the above three publications. aud forward their
charges to Sally Farley, Hamburg r. o. Hardin coun-
y, Tenn shall be promptly pnid
NollCE is hereby given that assignment has
l been made by Alessrs Blair \. Iawrs OF This civ
OF all the property and of every description be-
lonihg to Whittemore ~ Blair and Whlttemore Blair a.
Co. formerly of this city, and of said Blair Il awes or
IN winch they a,e respectively Interested to John Tay-
or 0, newark, New Jersey, and TO John Wndsworth
and WIN. j. Miller of the city of New York for the
penen oil me creditors OF said house and under The
dilion specified in said assignment and which snd a.
slsnilen' has b en- duly recorded in this cirv
All persons iudebtcd sad house are rcuucsted to
pay ana ~ creditors 81 the some requested pre-
sent their claims immediately Ia
HENRY T.. m MAS
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ROWANn,S YNNIC MINIuRE.

ROWANDS TONIC MIXTURE,
For treatment nnd cHrc If lie Fercr and igUe.
4 L will he READILY discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
tlrc is superior TO the ordinary mode Of treating
the toyei and Aeue In the imst place, beng Vcge.
tabe Extract and free rpm 'N'',~ ."d nosnn.
Gus lh@rcHlr'S, II may tie taken with the utmost safe
ty even b1 the tender infant, aged invalid II pre-
vents fctSGoi Tie disease" consequently the cUnStitu-
tion soon rcgIS lis wonted tone aud activity. 1t csa-
fishes sound and permanent appetite by in'iaurang
the st0Aac,a' d gives relish to the enoylncnts of ls e
Being peculiar III having pureatlve quality il remains
not i'll the bowels M increase this disorder, crente
oller diseases, but thoroughly clcinscs the several or
gans of digestion, and thus benefits tie system
with whatever Oher affections il may be oppressed.
Individuals after the utthc Tonic Mixture have
been exposed To all the usual causes Of the disease,
and have escaped any symptoms ufieturn whereas by
the use otle common remedies, there always crea-
ted an increased liability recurrence The danger
oftrcqucnt relapses of the Aguc is very MT for
the system will soon become much PROSTATE 10
be able to react with medicine, and speedily fall vic
tim to such incessant violence The Tonic Mixture is
offered al such reasonable price, place it within
the reach OF every nne,so that the poor and destitute
are hereby furnished with assistance, without soliciting
the aid and attendance which is frequently denied to
them. or else very reluctantly bestowed.
The public respectly cautioned against the spu-
rous limitations of this medicine that daily offered
for sale.
1t is prepared only by DR.. John r. Rowand, at his
Laboratory, Market street, Philadelphia.
The subscribers the wholesale agents for the
South Western States, aud will sell by the gross, at
the Philadelphia prices. To be had ut retail also at
most of the Apothecarcs in the city.
Wholesale Druggists,
novI0 cor Common Il Tchopitouas st
DAINTS-l4 cases Vcrielgrs and fine Bac <,