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NOTICE
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NTATER PRIVILEGE FOR SALE
4 yy The snhscrihar has uarv cnnuanient

aa ,f.il gdiFEi NeGlICE.4 itf}I '4fsifi y tsf
NTATER PRIVILEGE FOR SALE
wv The subscriber has very convenient
Water privilege, suitable for the situation of a
Furnace, Forge or other water works. 1t
situated on Swan Creek, three and half miles
from Port Miami. The water may be taken
from the subscribers mill pond, at trifing
cost, and with perfect security from damage BY
the freshets. In the distance of two or three
miles there are inexhaustible beds of Iron ore
Of the first quality, and the country being very
level presents no obstruction to the building
of road in any direction with hvery little ex
pense. p The ore lies in beds, near the top Of
the ground. and has been,judged 10 be of the
richness ofsixty percent. The subscrberwil
give great encourag cement to any person or
persons who will undertake and carfyraon the
above business, and will take an interest in the
works, Oh, sell the situation. This, improve.
ment is greatly needed in this country. and
might be made Immediately and immensely
profitable, s,~s. 4s7,5 4. 800 ~ " MA
For further particulars, inquire Of the sub
scriber in Miami city. sisisF d EftAa'1 vsSE 4
fse sssst sozs DANIEL HUBBEI4L. q
June 9th, 1883. astr stssss s10ss
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PerrysbIlrg e. Buffalo
DAILY LINE OF STEAMBOATS,.
ARRANGEMENT FO II lS3S.
'oa q 1Zllls a ..as e.a3.a ls I l.a|a sIa
A.!I!Ill,.-...,,t

vTIIE steamboat ANTHONY WAYNE,
IL Amos Pratt, Master, will make her regu-
lar trips (weather permttng) in the following
order: ~ hfs " 4SfHg
Leases Penysbuyg q Leaves Buffalo for To-
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Perrysburg & Buffalo
DAILY LINE OF S9lE.d.MBOAI'S.
Il aARRANG EMENT FOR 1888.
AsEs4.!M!!s.s;:4


nyHE steamboat COMMODORE o. H.
IL PERRY, David Wilkison, Master, will
make her regular trips (weather permitting
n the following order =
Leaoes Perrysbuyg q Leaves Buffalo for To
T,oIedo FIR RilfnIo Iedo q Perrusburg.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-29

INSPECTED Hops for those who prefer
il health to ague, for sale at No. 3, CONNER
cial buildings, by L. BEEBEE.
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WAsIIING HOUSE. /. 9

Tyhe subscriber would give notice, that he
G Il has taken said house formerly occupied
byJ. w. Converse on Canal Street. where he
will at all times beready to wait upon those
who may please to give him call.
als CHARLES d. OSTER.
? Maumee City, June ea, 1883 2 sae ssaS \
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no PRINTERs.

I1 ypR "a Z font sof :: small Plea Of:
about two tFundred pounds, nearly new.
and complete, with Italic and cases, at this. Of
fee. -
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AHEzEKlAH ~. HOS5lEk, aH
ATToHnEx AND isoLIoIroR
|VKTILE give punctuaI attention to ne dn
Z w ties of lis profession in in the m seyera,
counties comprising This judicial Circuit, or
Maumce city, Dec. 1s 1927, 37tf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-29

+ RGANDWICH Island Molasses, superior to-
- any other importation; now offering tor
sale by the barrel or gallon, at No. 3, Com.
mercial buildings, by L. BEEBEE.
june 23 Z W. IAi q "a
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-29

Il, IQUORS.--A quantity of Liquors, con
IL sisting. Of Brandy, Rum, and Gin, for
sale unusually low for Cash, at the Warehouse
of III, ,A.g JAMES WOLCOTT, a. Go. ,,
Maumee, May IL, 1885, 1a 59tf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-29

'lN.TAII5S jIlstreceived 20 Casks, lIsizcs from
IN SO q oby G 81 W. RICH ARDspN. !.
Aug.y17. ztk 20.
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MAUMEE CITY EXPRESS. rs,

= -
ssalaSf TERMS or sUBscRIrTroN. &, g
! Two Dollars per anpum, to be paid In ad-
vance s., so at the expiration Of six months,
and $500 at the end Of the year. a a,,
+ osubscribers who have their papers LEFT
Eat their doors, So 80 III advance; $500, six
months $3.50 at the end Of the year. y isa
RATES OF FADvERTIsIEG s1s y
One Dollarpersquare Yearly adueytisusg,g
for the first three in square perann. ~
.sertions, and 25cents column ~ lS
for every subsequent ss,'', ''s " I, @ "
insertion. I II ~
p Advertisements not accompanied with writ
ten directions, will be inserted until forbid and
charged accordingly. Casual Advertisement
will not be inserted until paid for,S7j ~
Notices BY associstions, half price.
'ss JOB PRINTING
OF every description, executed with neat
ness and despatch at this Office.
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TvARMs TO RENT.-seyeral first rate
IL Farms for rent, if applied for soon.-
Likewise quantity ofunimproved lands. 81
.1l7' ~ e JOHN e. HUNT. y
Maumee city, April 8, 1897 r. ,at Off Q
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PILOT, TRADERS, ERIE AND OHIO, AND
IA aia Ok EAGLE LINES, s3 y aal &l
ba- ON THE ERIE CANAL. iapg' Is
Affording six Boats daily, from Albany and
Schenectady For Freight or Passage, ap-
ply to Treat & CARTER, Buffalo. osa'a g
III. WRIGHT g. Co. Rochester. % abt
rsi L.. HURD & Co. Rail Road Depot,
e0ab az ,aeia saat Ia Il Schenectady.
"a, q KGpiss0S, Rom SO Quoasy-s. q. .s'.sl
.WM B. KNOX, albany, ag 5
Fan A1s, Rnnrnso, 1O4 Bro ad-st q
DIP. PARKER, ''eD 1o'". roe
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cash, leather or Goods, paid for Hide
- and Skins, at No.l3, Commercial builds
nigs, by gIgtsW r y L. BEEBEE. AZ
Q june. % s gsG gisds9ffsd
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VKTARRANTEE DEEDS, Mortgage
wv Deeds, with general assortment Of
Justices Blanks, for sale at this Office. Nv
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TyEA KETTLES Sheet iron Tea Kittles,
IL new article, for sale by (, 800
Z 'soaeyf f w. WISWELL & co. r
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Melborougb, Ulster CO. z
NJ " Oct 10 1895 . (

N. Y. Oct. 12, 1885. 4
Price rs cents.-For sale by e. Dean, pro-
prletor, Westfeld, Chatauquc CO. N. Y. None
genuine unless signed in his own hand on the
stereotype wrapper, Sold by druggists as
agents in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
and Buffalo, Also by o Williams s. Co., and
DR.. O. White, Maumee City, and Peck s.
Griswold, Perrysburg. Mr. Bssgs
October, 81. a.ss- [;soo coy ~
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1OO bushels of Timothy Seed. just
lUU received by 49, ae.a.R
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- EApY made clothing for sale low for
~ cash q the Marengo cash store.
A. VAN VOORST.
July e. 1888 14tf
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fANDLES, general assortment for sale at
~ az Mafengo cash store. -
a. VAN vooRsT.
July Q, 1888. l4tf 9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

In speaking of the general banking law in New
York, correspondent, intimately connected with
the monied institutions of this state, says-"'The
leading feature Of the law is this parties may make
bank with as large capital as they please, but
they can issue no paper unless it be given them
by the Comptroller of the state. and he exacs, by
tina, law, corresponding amour, OF approved mort
gage bonds, or state securities in equal parts, a.
gains, the same. Now it is quite clear that each
company will only ask for as much paper as they
can keep in circulation, and no more; hence the
little demand Cor State Stocks, besides every one
gives mort go ge bonds in preference to them. They
may be needed, however, by and by. by this
same companies as subscriptions for stocks, TO be
afterwards sent Europe for sale, and thu.
create funds to bank upon. The law is yer,
good one, and with some little alterations woult
| suit our state very WELL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

~ The Carrollton Hotel was publicly opened,
at 3 O'Clock, on Sunday, under the able charge Of
20 dinner that in its profusion and excellence
satisfied the most epcurian desires. The vinnds
were indeed excellent, and the wines of q very
superior order. The party assembled continued
their enoymen,s until sun down; and wine, witt
mr,h, and music circlcd merrily round the board
and Mt the conclusion Of the iesvity, the approva'
of the house, its conductor and his enterainm ent,
was warm and unanimous. The same style OF
dinner is to take place there every Sunday, when
all who love merry meeting will be sure Of finding
one TO their perfect satisfaction.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31
THE TRUE MERlCAN.
EDITED nv JOHN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
ME- wv OR T. FLA MS:
TUESDAY.......... JULY 81, 1888

Accident on The Pontchartrain Railroad On the
arrival of the cars at the Lake, on Sunday, at 5
O'Clock, P NJ, lust as the locomotive had olsen
ga ped herself from the train, the forward car ran
off the track and upset across the road: the next
car blythe conclusion nearly crushed, and fell
upon The road; the remaining cars sustained nc
injury. The first and second cars contained
negroes In the first, one was killed on the spot
by the car falling upon him as it upset, and some
6 or 8 more were severely wounded in the car,
which BY conclusion sunk on the road. There
was no injury done TO the passengers
The cause Of the accident that the ashes
from the fire box had been previously dropt upon
the road at the lake end stopping place, and were
Ivino above the rail. Had the locomotive moi
unfortunately unhi,ched herself ill passing tina
point, the above death and manning would have
been spared, as her speed would have dragged th'
| train beyond it,
| Too much attention cannot be bestowed by tn
persons appointed to clean the track of incum
brances and il is evident that the ashes and cinder
of the locomotive should not be discharged upo
the line of the road, unless the officers see TO he
prom Ut removal Such carelessness is dsgracett
to all concerned at the end Of the lake. y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

Steam towboat G ampu, Anable, from the W ra.s-
Having ships Tumenend, Hebrew, briss homas
aud Edward Avara Androscogein and schr Henry returned
to town with ship Alabama barq Josephine aid sohr Mexico
Left the Bar 18th inst Nj nothing sight of IN The
shape If vessels. -
Steam Porpoise Clark from the Passes, lowed TO
ship Kentucky ard Montgomery, ind sehr Emeralo
brought up ship Cashmere brig Chefan cr Col De Rusy'
Elizabeth, Waterman Virgil Francis Amy left the L ras
Goth One schr in the citing, nothing in the river
Schr Virgil Mareler from Soto La Marinova Maamoas'
rstuened cargo, to X Grooming co.
Schr Watchnan Murray from Aansas ia ballast TO
muster,
ship Cashmere Meccnm days from Havana, in ballast to
master.
Brig Cheftain King from New York, to & Whitney
Srhr Elizabeth Oakley, 20 days from New Yors, to
Bedford.
Schr Col De Rusy, Roaers, from Mobile, TO Master ~
Schr Francis Amy Ahby from Havana left on the 2oth
| master.
Ship Alabama Berry o5 days from New York, to II Anne
cargo, ed merchandise.
Rar1ue Josephine Johnson 80 days from Philadelphia, to
D Deneg re-careo o.. ted merchandize
Brig Comet Dickinson from Havana 18th July, to Cuculiu
Lapsyre 4 co.
Schr independents Martinez, l2 lays from Havana to
Miranda
Schr Mexico Crosby from Coast Mexico via SacrIhcio
18th July, full cargo, wine and merchundze re
| turned.
| Steamer Huntsville, Jordan from Bayou Sara.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

CHERoKEEs.-l'he Knoxville Register Of the 9th
says, tive learn from Capt. James Morrow, late of
the army, that nearly all the Cherokces, 10 the
number of thirteen or fourteen thousand, have
beeh collected by Gen. Scott, and are stationed at
the Agency, Chattanooga, and point between Red
Clay and Cleveland, where they will be kept unit
the LIST September, unless before thar time they
may wish to be taken to their new country west
of the Mississippi"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

We are concerned to hear that DR.. Wieddemnn'
the house physician 1.-The franklin lntirmary, met
with a serious acciden, on Friday while aligh'ng
from the Pontchartrain railroad cars. The &C
commodating habits of the road not permitting
s,oppage DR.. w. got himself SO entangled in his
descen, that his foo, was smashed to pieces IN en-
deavoring to get away from the train.
Capt Clark's memorable exploit in the schoon'
er "Lone" is everywhere exciting the most lively
interest /, is destined he merry travel through
the States and will not prove less amusing although
less agreeable to France.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

0rrMessrs. Harper & Merrick have become pro-
prietors Of the short railroad running from Wash
ington Square, Rampant street, to the Bayou 81.
John. This railway has been thoroughly over
hauled and perfected, and will be open for public
use in very few days. AT its termination on the
Bayou fishing station is being erected, with a
restaurant and tavern connected with i,and as there
is a abundance Of fish to BIO had there the proPri-
,ors are determined to give every facility to ''he
gentle art of angling'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31
F The trial of the nurderers Of Barba tax es
place tomorrow.


Sir,-Ohservng that some OF the papers make il
appear tina, the man found dead on the shell road
by the Caual, came 10 his end by orh r hands than
hs own,you will serve he cause of truth by setting
the matter right. The unfortunate man evidently
put a period 20 his existence, rs examined his
body within about an hour after the acr, when the
blood was scarcely congulated, and it was then
evident that he had committed suicide by firing a
pistol into his mouth, since all the front of the
head and face, above the lips, as blown AWAY,
while The lower inv remained untouched, and
the hands were lying close TO the wound when
first saw him. Alter The body had been buried,
caused the mutilated remains from within the
head TO be buried also as they had been lett UNI
attended to. II is but fair therefore that the i'm
pntarion of murder should be removed from III .
public mind. VI. d. D
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

to write while The thermometer
ruasus above 80, ty which we learn how tar re-
moved is an editor from a salamander.
The boiler of the little steamer " Mary" which
conveys the mail between Mobile and Bakely,
exploded at the latter place on the e5h. There
were about 90 passengers, all of whom fortunately
escaped.
The Boston Courier shares the Countess of Dur
ham pious horror of black stock. Its fury, how
ever, is as yet directed only against blncl stocks
in the pulpit. Merchants and Mechanics may in
dulge, bu, wo be,ide the clergyman whose neck +
clothed in sable. John Knox could not rail more
Justify. Hear him!
The minister who is guilty of such profn nation
whether young or old, ought forthwith to be dis
missed from their congregations, and sen, TO max
| ing shoes.
Until better informed by this Boston reformer, VT
foolishly thought good doctrine might come
through black silk as white muslin. But we v'
| IN learn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

The result Of our election has been hailed with
enthusiasm in New York. II is considered another
powerful indication Of a change in public senti-
men,. and will have sensible effect on the summer
and early fall elections in other states.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

nFFICE NEW ORLEANS g. NASEVILLER RAIL
W ROAD COMPANY-Drafs on New York at
sight, or sixty days date for sale, in to suit pur
chasers. JAMES II CALDWELL,
iy6t President.
gWyO LET until LIST November next; the elegant
Il Dwelling House, No. III st, JOSEPH street.
Apply at No. "a Poydras street. jyl9
11MMA BARRELS LIME landing from. brig Uncle
lUUU Sam, for sale by
jyl9 s g. WHITNEY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

The Circus is TO remain open for a few nights
more, as The steamer intended to convey the COM
pretty Mrs. Bensel will continue to display her
graceful horseuon,anship, Adams play his capital
tricks, Vail exhibit his herculean powers, and the
whole company their skill and dexterity, our cil-
zens will have a few more occasions to ENJOY d
pleasant evenings amusement. The whole allii
richly deserves encouragement.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

U' Tho new Railway to the Lake, running
parallel with the Bayou ST. John to the light house,
and finishing the old basin, is to be put in hand
Immediately This undertaking is one of great
in,eres. to our citizens generally, who arc tho
ro,rhlv disqu.ted with the utter want of accom-.
mediation, and the extravagant charges OF the
Pont chartrain Railroad Company.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

Not paper arrives from any part of The country
the hot weather. Some assert that boats have
left their wharf without the leas. notice, The steam
having been generated by atmospheric heat
the aid of fire; while another asserts it an
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

By the logic of the Bulletin, it would appear
tina, none but the Incorporate in the north die from
the pernIcions practice of drinking cold water
while in an ovsrheated condition, yet out OF the
ten or twelve victims to il, in day, at New
York, no less than four were females.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

Terrain Compliment said n rough
looking parsonage, don't wish to hurt your feel
ings, but you surely stole that barrel of -four. Up
to the latest accounts the Captain was enquiring
of all his friends whether the affront or the apology
were TIM greater
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

EXPORTS

EXPORTS
COWES MARKET-Per ship franklin. cargo: 613 hhds
tobacco
NEW CASTLE, Eng-Per brig Ranger, cargo: COS hhds
81 stemmed tobacco
NAPLE5Per Onegiea cargo 90 hhds tobacco, $40 pigs
lead
LIvERPOOLPer harq Dale cargo: 1893 bales cotton i54
hhds tobacco, pkgs linen, do clothing &c
NEW YORKPer brig Nelson Clarke 254 bis cotton,
2trunks clothing, so toas pig lead.
July 3UTH.
HAvREPer barq Citizen 2se bales cotton 4oo hhds
tobacco; 3 bbls beeswax.
BALTlMORE-er brig Harriet .Gargo 1872 bales cotton 80
tous pig lead, 90 boxes and ii trunks mdze.
IMPORTS.
HAvANAPsr brig Comet cargo: 1913 boxes sugar. G7 bags
coffee, small lot tobacco, cgals and fruit. To
Stetson 4 Avery; Larade; l. Cantan; COLES
CO; voslesung co; A Castillo; Vienie
and order.
--Per schr Independents. cargo: 100 bags coffee
aud u boxes sugar, to order.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Huntsville. cargo: 4 hale
cotton Lee; II do. Ledoux co; box. Palmer
co; box, Labatut box and demljohn :" II Blanc; IL!
bbs peaches and sundrics. White CO; Casse
Gras; Lambeth \ Thompson.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31
PASSENGERS.
MEMORANDA.

The schr Mexico captured by the Frchch bockadng
SQUADRON Of Tu.pan, and ordered Sacricou where
was liberated by the Of the Squadron
They heard of the affair Of the schooner
Lone.
spoken. 18th July. off the Hole-in the WALL schr Ann,
from Baltimore for Havana. l1th tho Banks schooner
Elizabeth, from Baltimore for New Orleans.
schr Virgil boarded by the French brig of Denwar,
but released Immediately
Schr Waterman left Arkansas schr Alexander, for
this port. .......H-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

The "Post," of Cincinnati, asserts on the
authority, he says, Of" one who knowS' that if
Mr. Clay be the wing candidate for President, the
Van Buren, party have determined to take up Gen.
Harrison! Extremely probable!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

Edwin Forests 4th July Grafton has created
powerful sensation. Ii was delivered on the stnge
of the Franklin Theatre, in New York, on the 10Th
instant, by Mr.. R. Blake.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

u During the thunder storm yesterday the
electric fluid descended into house in Commerce
street. and did some damage to the brick work,
though ely none to the Inhabitants.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL LIBRARY.
TIME 70 lowing new works have been RI ce we'd
H. by the Library Society, at their room i'll the
Merchants Exchang,, fronting on Rcya street,
VIZ:
Lady of Lyons, by Bulwet; vol. copies.
Humphreys Tourtbrough Great Britain, Fr.nce
and Belgiu u. in 1873 ; in vols copies.
Love, by Lady c. Berry; vols. copies.
The Two Flirts, and other Tales; by Lady Bcs.
ington, BuIwer, and others; 9 vols. copies.
Rivers and the Desert, by Miss Pardoe; 2 copies.
TIL Robber. by G R James; copies.
The Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, by Boz,
S copies. CHAS. RIfCHlE, librarian.
JAMES, NEW NOVEL, &c.
TIME ROBBER, a Tale, by the author of Rich
Il eleu,' The Gipsey,' 'Attiia'' &c. in vols.
THE Love CHASE, Comedy, in five acts, by
james Sheridan Knowles, author of 'Vrginius,
The Daughter,' &c. &c.
! Ion, Tragedy, in five acts, by Thomas Noon
| Talfourd; 4th edition.
Society AND MANNERS IN AMERICA; by Harriet
Maltineau, author of illustrations of Political
Economy in 2 vols; 18th edition.
| A Practical Summary of the Law and Usage of
Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes; togeth.
or with series of tables, showing when bills notes
and loans, drawn or accepted at any date will fall
due; to which are added, rates of commission and
storage, equation of payments, and general infor-
nation connected with business OF the counting
house; by Is Foster. Accountant, author OF "A
Concise Treatise of Book Keeping The Clerks
| Guide,' &c. ....--
THE LITTLE SKETCH Book; course of very easy
lessons in Landscapes, Figures, &c. by George
ChiIds; LIST and I'd series.
Ju.t received and for sale by VIM MeKEAN,
iys cor. of Camp and Common SITS
ALso,-An additional supply of "Threo Expe
rimcnts of Lving.-Living within the Means,-
Living up to the Manipulating beyond tilt
Means;' "Sequel to the Experiments of Lving;'
.The Harcourts;" 1.-THE Savings Bank" &c.
TAVE & SCHAFFERS Compoun Flu a Elk
" tract of Sarsapara, for the cure OBJ nat'
eruptions of the skin; pimpcs or pustules of thu
face; biles which arise from an impure state of thu
blood; scaly cru tions; Pins in The bones; chronic
+ rheumatsm; te r; scrofula or kings evil; whit
swelling; syphic diseases, aud all disorder
arising from impure stute of the blood, by long
residence in a no, climate, or tho injudicous o
mercury.
Also Gave &, Schaf RS Worm Syrup, or In
FAINT Personalities the best preparation extant
L w GLENN'S PERFUMER1ES.
/. Among which are the follow,ng:-Indan Dye
i for coorng tho hair; Bears Oil; Russian Bear
r Crease Pomatum; ichaw's Freckle Wash: SUI
9 perior Pearl Powder; Lily Whites Cream of Roses
Vegetable Rouge; Otto of Rose; Lip Salve; Kre
osite Tooth Wash; Carbonc Dentrlfice; Orang
!. Flswer Water; Powder Puffs and Boxes; Amer
II can Charcoal, neatly put up in four ounce walls
P,eston Salts; Cologne; kreosote Tooth-ach
Drops; Hair Brushes; English Dressing Combs
:, Indian Hair Oil;-with variety of other PERU
. meries, SC. For sale by
JIG TRINCHARD,
:, Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

DICE-5O casks landing from Charleston, for
HI sale by S g BLA \CHARD,
lyle 3 Gravier street.
I1NO RENT-A large and airy office. well situated,
and in the most business part of the city Terms.
moderate. Apply to W. GREENE, at the Orleans
I.hographic Office, SO Magazine street. jy24
TVNO LET-The House situated on the corner OF
L. Grunge and Religious streets; apply to
J d BEIN Il A COHEN,
iy24 90 Common street.