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DUMFRIES
ITCH O1NTMNT!

TNTIE cXIGnsve sale and esIab1IshCd Fcph-
i tation of DUMFRiES ITCH ONT.
MENT, encourages the Proprietor TO recon-
mend it with renewed confidence 10 the pub
lie, as most Innocent as well as poueJW
application for this annoying disease. Tho
most invc,craie cases have been CURED ~
oNE HOUR by this esteemed Ointment. 1t
contains no Mercury. or other noxlous ingre.
dent. and may be confidently applied even 10
the youngest children. or TO pregnant females.
Price 81 cents.
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Flour WIS selling IN Ciuciuna'i Jan 90 b.
At s. GA Il barrel; Wbcu s. l2a bu.hcl,
,nJ Lard 6 cents pound. Wheat at
Z,nesv'lc, Ohio, is selling at 90 cts. per
hush,I
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Burlington. Nov. "a, 1897.

Id OBERT MOODY Is now receiving
IL from New York an eX,enslSe supply
OF tlardv are. Saddlery. Holloware, Drugs.
Medicines, Pants, and OILS; which he
offers to The public cheap for cash M shor
credit. al the old established store. north
esst corner Of the square.
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William peaSc's Estate.
S1AYE NE HERNONT J

Dl-TRiCr OF CHlTrtADEN. IS.
The Hon he Probnie Court far he Dis,
h.it If ChiNendep 10 an persons concern
ed in tie Ehrie If IViiinm Pe1se. Mie Of
Charlotte IN sad District, dereuSed.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Ezra Holt aud W ,Itam
w Z. Pra-e, administrations Of the
Estate OF Snd dccra ed prop0-r 10 render
an accnun, of their adm nl-ira'lon, aud
present their account against SAID estate
TOR cXamlna ion and allnwnnc" al n session
Of III" Court of Probare. Ia be holden Al
u" Registers office N Burlington Oh the
,hrd dnv Of March next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified TO mp
pear before sad Court at the time and
Mace aforesaid. aud shew cause, # any
you have. why the account aioresall
-hnnld not be allowed.
Given under nv band At Burlington this
18Th day OF February a d 1888
WM WESTON Rp~iIrr
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CouNTEarErs.--A grca, quantity of
counterfeit So bills on the Weybossd''
Bank ut Providence, have been put ~ CIR.
rulatinn The paper is dark colorcd, bu'
strung, aud appears a. # oird.
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% " L 4. :, Il: * x.
j. Li.WIS

Ny7OULD rep, c,tuIv ,n'nrm the pub
w nc Iha' h" i nav ready To prn,lcr
~ III" anrvr hn-ln"sS. F'"m q p"ttrci
know l"dgr and p'ac,Ic" 81 he hu.,n",s h.
irrl- Wiling to ALI IN That It Will be- done
~ he uraIc> manner.
Calls wrl b. >ltclly attended 10 at their
respective dwellings,. m AT his room at
J pultr'-. C"'l'g" Sr".r.
Bnriug,nn f b 1888.
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DR.. Rc7fe'S

AROMATIC PILLS FOR FEMALES.
are regularly taken according to the d,rec.
,lons accompanying them, they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits, oud
restore 10 The palIld countenance the natu.
raj glow Of health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general rene
dy in cases of Obstructions; Debility; Hy;
pochondria ; Green Sickness; Glddlness.
Palplta,ion Of The Heart; bad Dicestions.
Loa'hing Of Food; Pain Of The Stom ach :,
Shorlness of Breath upon every little mo-
ton; Sinking Of the Spirits, and it, conse-
qncnces, detected counlenance. and dis.
| like for exercise and conversation.
Married ladies' will find the Pills equally
Useful, except in cases Of pregnancy, uhen
heY must not be taken neither must thew
be taken by persons of hectic or consump-
tive habits. They may b. used successful
" by either men or women in all Hypochon.
driac, Hysteric or Vapourish disorders. IN
Ill cases of This descrip,on,,he Pills purify
lnvigoratc, and revive the disordered sy-
TEN. Price S. so box.
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January c6,


WATCHES' just arrived by lo"d-
w | gnld ca-"d aud d,n), drlach.,!
|. v"r Wa'ch (N. $. T"ba> q Co. ma.
kerry i3 bales yelled, a"Gh"r rsca p"m"n',
Wllh rXiAnSiun curve Th"-p wa ch"> are
prcnlIa'ly accurate IN ma'kiug t'nc. We
also have SILVER cascd Levers. the sam
klnd uold cnsrt aud dral |. yer Watch
5 pr. extra i"wcllrd (John Morris mak"' J
heavy dhl, hnl'nmed rnSr, w" have ais"
silver (I"obl" b",,",ntd and d"nble ca-'d
na'"n Levers, jew"i. good mn" keep"r-.
Very neat SILVER h"r nIal aud Lrpln"
chcR. We expect SON" more g"nd
g"ld cased aud dial L'pinn Watches IN a
few days We hav" good heavy Eng'ish
Watches. Parllcular attention pad I"
Watch and Cock rcua'',ng. A. ihr Variety
Shoe. PANGB,RN 4 BRINsMAiD.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

TIME stock Of Goods lately owned by Mr..
Il Lemucl Curtis. together with the Store
and Shop now occupied by Mr.. d. S. Russell,
and the land on which the same stand. have
been conveyed to the subscriber 10 be sold for
the benft of certain creditors of said Curtis
and as ,hes same mus, be sold al ~ events those
who wish to purchase will be enabled to make
grca, bargains. The goods consist ola very
large assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
DRY GROCERIES,
CROCKERY.
CHINA {, Glass WARE.
And will be sold cheap. The Store and
Shop. are very elIg,by situated, in he bu
slnrss part Of the town. A credit will be
given for part of the real estate. Also
fnr sale as above, one Horse Sleigh, n
Chaise, too single Harnesses, a one Hors.
Waggon, a Saddle, &C.
NOBLE LOVELY
BurHDofOn Feb. | 1919
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AND IMPLANTED. EYES!

THNiIt. studiou>. The weakly. and others,
L. who are troubled with soreness OF in.
illumination Of that delicate organ. will be
able 10 obtain a most pleasant and invaluable
uppicaiiun. in
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OWNED nc
lYEYE WATER!

This we'll established Wash |or HE Eye. is
perfectly innoccn, and civ, immediate relief,
even in very aggravated cases orsoreness und
inflammation Price 25 cents.
ID Ii l. l T A TIE ID FE NJ ALE S
VgNtlE complaints peculiar to the female
Il part OF the Community, have been
long successfully treated BY he ndmlui.,ra.
lion Of The aromatic Pills, originally pre-.
>c'ibcd and compounded by Dr.. RELrE.-
They cleanse the blood from those dlsor-
herS of he female constitution, for which
The Pills. are on eff,'c'uaI specific; they
restore free circulation. reform the rrcg
ular operations of The saneuiferous system.
and recti'y the disordered habits The
proprie,or's confidence in The superior ex-
celencc Of this equally innocent and pow
ernl preparation, Is founded on the most
decisive testimony from many restored pa =
tents He can assure this portion of the
public, that when
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NeW Establishment.
CEA $. a. STEVENITM

~ 80 AZ - sAs ~ u - " u AZ ~ o. IL =
EN- AVlNG taken the Cnbner Shop on
4 the rasi side of The Conr, Hons
Wood. wh"fe he intends carrying on the
CABINET making business IN all us branches.
aud nopr- by pnnc'uairy and strict alrcn.
rlnn To las business, to merit share o,
pnhhc pa'r"Gag".
n B. All k'nd. Of fancy work, such n.
Ladies work Boxes, P"rlnbr Desks Shat
"ulrt- Music Stools Foot S,onls. &c. Sc.
made aud repaired with nearnrss aud on
III ~ nplic".
l-j'Almnst all kinds Of Lumber and pro
! are.
! Burlington. Feb /. 1893.
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Novia Scotia Plaster.
n Seff\ TONS row grinding and for sale
W. by the subscribers
BO\RDMAN. CLARK. & Co.
Milton, LOmer Fats. Jan. %, 1885.

HOSEA Is BATES.
NNlIEREAS John Hand. Of Essex. 10
w sad County of Chnt"nden. at tho
March Term 1885, Of SAID Court. com
m"nc"d his action against Ebcnrzer Pat
r'dge aud Hosea B Bates. bath of sad
Essex. therein declaring against the sad
Partridge aud Bates. IN n pl"a Of the case.
on n"'e dated. II Jan. 1882, for the sum Of
seventy five dollars payable To sad Hand
nr order by The first dav If Jane. then
n"X', wrh interest after the 15ih of Ap,'l.
1882. Also, one other note dared Jan. ~.
1892 Cor seventy five dollars. PAYABLE I"
sand Hand ~ saIchblr y"nng cattle. under
IN years old by he tnnrih "t Ocr. 1888
with ln'errst after the first nf Apri', 1892
aud winch notes have no, been paid--rn
h. damage "f The Plaintiff three hundred
inllars, winch salh case was entered on
h" dock"i ~ said court at The sad March
F"rm thereof, 1885, aud continued from
time !" lin'" un',l the present Term. Aud
II not being made to appear 10 the C"ur,
hat tie sad Partridge has had personal
nnrlcp Of the service and pfndrncy of ih,S
suu, II j.. ordered by sand court that further
untlcc be gwen u. the pcndency of this
sun bv publishing the substance of the
Pla,unffs declaration three weeks success
>velv N The "Buriingion Free Press" a
wspaprr printed m in'llng'"n. The last
of hIch 10 be lhlny days before the sitting
Of SAID court a. their next Term, which
shat be deemed sufficient notice To the
SAID Partridge to appear and answer thereto.
Dated at Burlington. IN SAID County,
1tL IL. 81 Tonuavy l8S8
WV, NOBLE, Clerk,
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SHIPPING FURS.

NASH. and the highes, market price.
" paid for Shipping Furs. bv
w. r. Il +. G.. Villas.
Feb 0.
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The Vr'grune, Gu, New, has passed
into the hands OF RuFu- w. GRI.w.Lp,
ond j. now published under the cognomon
Of the Vergennes Ve monier, Il is very
neatly executed. well filed sheet. ana
wing to the cor"-"f course. Right wei
come "couSln Buckingham"
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New FnsT OFFIoE.-We learn That n
Post Office has been established in s.
George. located on he stage route from
Burlington to MlddIebnry. via Ilrn"sburgh
This Office viii BE- an Accommodation mo-,
only to The people of s., George, bu, also
to The eat part OF Shelburn and soul Ii west
part of Wilhs'on. Geo. B. lsham, E,q. is
appointed Post Master.
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"Spcaking Of Cannon" said a sober
faced cnnntryman the other day. to one Of
Sir Johns lniormcrs this side the line,
'rem'nds me Of VIVA, saw this morning"
"lndeed! SAID the informer. sriz,nu his
pen and beg'nng to write. "whal did Won
see'" Why, ! saw, SAID the coun,,yman
five cannons start for Canada. "WIl yo.
please TO make an affidavit, sir,-iwr,,
,ing) 'dcpo,erh and saith thai he saw
five cannons on their way TO Canada mud
that they " III pass the line within q hou,s. =
In less time than we have been IN writ, inc
this paragraph an affidavit was executed
and despatched to heat. quarters wrh III,
alarming Intelligence. wherrnpon The IOWA
spy began TO make mote minute luQn,tips
"Wha slze were they?" Two large az,
three small ones. "Were they loodrd''
Only one Of them. "Were they mounlcdi'
All 10 one sleigh, sir. "Od or new ~
The two had been used-lhe small on"
bright as new pins. but you are posiGr
thew were CannonS ," Unless the parlSI
register lies George and Sally. CaonoI
With their three little responsibilities.
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Respectfully Yours.
II VI HAYES.

al is related by the Smith family that afe,
JOSEPH had got his golden plale." u spirit ~
sau,ed him and e,k-d them "ur II hi. hands. Jn
seized h"m again .,ni sought security h nwh.
HIS Satanic Majesty kr"pmg close ~ hs heel.
applied his c">ru l'"' Ia he P,ol hDr', sea; t.
honor, aud ,h,>.i h'm several 81 hum ,tr u,nu, II
(;eIn"d b> f. ID Have Eq) Nnonp viii dn,b
! think ihtl 'he,r ll,,es vr,r rraIl, derHi>h ~
st,uu,enl-, hut. ~ The, wee 10 he used ~ III,
ser> ice Of Satan. II cum,nun.i.r wl- cas> r0,rIr,
and is said lh,i .I0 and The Devil had l,bmte.
together humun,ou-l, eve, sure.
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Complied Laws of Vermont.

BURLINGTON, Feb. |. 1888,
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North Hero. Jan. 90. 1888.
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PEARL STREET HOUSE. CINCINNATI.

new Arrangement
TEHHIS extensive and well known establishment
Il corner of Pearl and Walnut straets) having been
leased by the subscriber, he takes pleasure in announ
cling to the public that the whole interior of the build
ing has been reiitted and repared-the rooms newly
furnished, painted and cleansei-and That it is in
complete order for the reception ofboarders.
Til, subscriber being fully of the great desire
of the citizens TO have at least FIRST RATE
HOTEL in the city, has not thus far will he spare
either labor expense to bring about the great desid
eratun. His table shall Invariably be supplied in
cry VARIETY with the best the market afors-his Bar
furnished with the choicest, wines and ,i1uors-his
sleeping apartments kept neat and clear-and plenty Of
servants will at all times be in waiting to give prompt
attention to the wants of his customers
He is particularly well provided for the accommoda-
ton Of Fanes. as his house contains large number
of Parioars with bed rooms attached: ,,,
He will have carriages and horses at all tmos in rea
diness convey his boarers PENSIONERS, their
rival and departure, free Of eEpensc, to and from Steam
and Canal Boats.
He hopes that Travellers and others will give him y
call, and Judge ofhs accommodations for thensel 7es
as this is the only method by which the merits of his
establishment can be satisfactorily tested.
GEORGE ElCHELBERGER.
Cincinnati, April LIST. t837-tf. al2
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NEW WORK &c

INV WCItK
FHSHE ROCKY MOUNTAINS-Or scelies Incidents
and adventures in "the Far Wes,,' digested from
he journal of Captain B l. Bonneville vi the Army
OF the United Staee and illustrated from various other
sources, by Washington Irving, in 2vos. ~
The VICTIMS Of SOCiETY-By the Countess
of Blessirgton, IN vols.
just rec eived and for sale by
W VI Mexican
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NNlsSINti BOXES-Landed from ship Natchez
lVA from New YORK; and supposedto have been taken
from the Levee in mistake, two large cases marked =
containing Cigars. Amy information respecting them
van JD BEIN g. A COHEN,
..ss 80 Common street
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FAs HON a BE cLoT HING

TAYLOR & MADDEN,
No. IA Chartres street
HAVE constant supply ef every article pertaining
gentlemens dress, of the aest style, at New York
prices dec ~
fHNHE undersigned have opened house in this city
H. under the firm of
II. r. LEVY & CO.
For the purpose of ,ransactng
GENERAL COyuyHISSIO.N BUSINESS.
OFFICE,
No. 10, Gravier street, up stairs.
The firm ut Grand Gulf Miss. will be continued,
under the sly lie of II Il LEVY.
Fl P LEVY,
l. LEVY.
References
ffGssy Z h hi'isti. Small Nsw Orleans, La
H b Hill & Co Louisville, Ky.
John NJ Gilmore, Vicksburg, Miss.
Harper Carpenter Il Co. }
Summers &Wate, Grand Gulf, Miss.
Muir, Moore g. Co.
Sas Lillard, Natci,ez, Miss.
New Orleans, Feb 10, 1888. aplO
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~ uGAk--oV hhds iu e, for sale by 90
- IN G DORSEY, 44New Levee.

ESURNITURE-The subscribers have received per
IL ship Shakspear thief GLOWING splendid new mpl.
gany furniture, which they offer for sale On liber
terms.
30 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and cabrved
harcloh, blue, scarlet and purple plush scarlet velDr
and worsted damask seats 70 Mahogany french parivc
chains with danask hair seat, "A do do do do pn I2od
do do do crimson worsed dalnask 10 do Grecian doe
hair cloth, do French Burger chains Naroep ore
: donum. chains, pair couches, everett stand Aidt
New York make and perfsctly
DUNBAR &CO
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EViT F HuIS, bIetI pens, INK, num- WHIers sea1lng
Il wax, india rubber black sand, pounce, and every
other article OF stationery, OF the very best quality,
santly on hand and for sale by
DAVID FELT & co.
ml9 NY Stationers' Hall, % Charities ST.
IA HIrE H ,VANA SUGAR-25 boxes landing
w from schr Texas. for sale by
may % SLATER n TRiER, 40 Peydras st
fgvEXAS MONEY-sl8OO Trea sury votes for ale
IL by y HYDE d BROTHER,
may % SO Common. Alagazin at
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A BEAUTIFUL. fiend of hair is the grandest orna
" ment belonging IN the human frame. How stranger
" the loss OF il changes the connenance, and prema5
rslv Lrings the appearance of old age which chns
recoiI at being uncovered and sn-netiines
shus socictv avoid the tests and sneers oil
their ncquatance the remainder Of their lives are con-
srqunny spent in refinement In short, not even the
loss Of property fills the thinking youth with
that sinking glonm does the loss OF his HAIR
To all these nplea ant circumstances, Oldridse
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from, falling off on the
FIRST applications and aew hotties restores it agnin u
likewise produces evebrowS and whiskers; prevents the
nar from turning grav makes il curl beautifully nnd
frees il from scnrf Numerous certificates ot the first
Responsibility in support of the virtues OF OldrIdgef
Balm, are shown by the proprietors.
~ Read the tolowng:- Nh
Robert Wharton Esq. late, Mayor # Philadelph
has certified may be seen below, to the high chara
terof he following gentlemen. I
The undersigned do hereby certify That we have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by ]. Oldridge, and
have found it highly servceable not only preventive
against the FILLING off of hair but also certain restora
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in 81 George CHARGE.
No sc North Fifth ST.
JOHN P INGLIs, 32l Arch street. =,
John d THOMAS, NJ d, 163 Race st
JOHN 5 FIREY ,101 Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South Cd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr 1873 Arch street, 90,
It s known shat three of the above sgners ara mora
hun so years of age and the others not less than 3
[Fron, the Mayor]
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, [
City If Philadelphia Z
T. Robert Wharton, Mayor of said city of Philade.,
.hin, do hereby certify that am we'll acquainted with
Messrs I p Inglis John Furev, and Hugh NJ Curdvs
whose names ned to the above certificates that they
are gentlemen Of character and responsibility, and as
such full credit should be given to the said certificate
In wtnes whereof have hererlnto set my hands
aud cuused the seal of the city To be affixed, this
9Th day of December, sc. s -. t.
Isl ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor j;
OBSERVE, that each bottle ofihr Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is represented
the I'nlls of Niagara, &c g.
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Anne.
rica No FIeche, street, near Maiden Lane enc doo
below Pearl street and by most druggists md perfumers
| through he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS, '
| ND WhnleSnle AGENTS, New Orleans.
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FOR BREMEN.
81 The FIRST class and fast sailing ship EbRO,
~ Cuptain Watts, will receive despatch. For
49, passage onv, having handsome acc0moda-
tnns anniv 10 LEVI H. GALE,
;eon SO Common street.
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NEW MUSIC-She wore wreath of roses; Ellen
Tree Look forth my fares The Star Spirit; Come
sing your lesson The heath this night List the lay OF
the Gsndolier; The lady leaves the banquet hall; Ma
poleons midnight review. just received and for sale
ut B CASEY'S,
an2i Pianofnrte and Music tnres
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- -
COastW1se.

FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana aud New York Line
To sail on l. til inst.
Il The first class ship RlENZl, Capt. Norton,
AISSN will positively leave as above, for freight OF
l11lp $50 bales cotton, or passage, having superior
Recommendations apply the Captain on board, oppo-
site the Rail Road, orto ,,,, coupN
90 Common street.
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PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS. a.
THE subscriber proposes to publish, in the be-,
ginning of the ensuing winter, n Condensation Ct
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports, to be comprised in four
volumes. 6,o., according to the model OF Peters
Condensed Reports. Ia, -,.-
This work is now in preparation by }. Burton
Harrison, ESQ., of this city, assisted by William r.
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by
dstin guished retired Judge pf the Supreme Court,
and by one of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage winch
may iiar,rzny be re~sod fro,,, tl,air parienna-
Such work is becoming every day more
cessnry as the original is vouminous, expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
fest in the other States of the Union, in reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence Of Louisiana; and the
circumstance of the numerous principles here des
cdcd in the adjustment of conflicts of laws makes
the knowledge of our adudged cases of prime UTE
lity TO the i,rists of the whole Union. Moreovel,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes,
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter
Convenient notes. indicating the parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those in the
more authoritative forums of the other States will
I've added to each case. ,- ~, ANS
The work will form four volumes, royal octavn.,
and will be delivered, bonnd, to subscribers at Sc
per vols in case it should be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the price to sab
scrbers will be 81 per vol.
Subscriptions received by q, t=qs.
WIN McKEAN,
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MY AUNT roNTYpooL, novel, i'll .
IVA umes.
7Ae Deroted, by the authoress Of "The pisinAested
"Elirtation," &c. n2 vols.
The AareatRres Of GeRtieaan ia se4reLafs Horse
with numerous wood uuts. - II i.
Camperdonn or New !ron Our Neglahoghqpd heiss
sketches by tile author Of sour Neighberhood," &c
in ! vol. ... No..
Russia and The Russioas: journey TO St Peters,
burg and Moscow, Through Couland and Livonias
with characteristic sketches of the people, by Leigh
Richie, Esq, authsi of Turner'S Annual Tour
"Schentlsrlanne' &e.
rratire Of the Arctic Laud Expedition TO the month
.; tile great Fish river and along the shores Of the
Arctic Ocean, iii the wears 1888 1884 and 1895, by
Captain q ack. r. N. commander OF the expedition
nstraied with map
n \ store aud Tor SAFE by the Subscribers
1 Old PEACH Brandy in bbls;
| American Brandy and Tin in dr.
X No = Mackerei in half Ito; @
| Table salt ia CaseS OF ~ boxes. "a ,,s.,. . =
/ Malaga Vine, sweet aud Drs, in Or casks AID
I di N ltls, lentited lSdeAlataresl
| Spanish Mating,
/ I.on,lon Potter and AIS Alanan syrup,
Philadelphia W fe Lead mol;
eti6sh a., boxes; Cotton Gins.
/ RissA ~ RARSfyaAF,
mig @ GIssier siiz6E
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10
For Texas.

FOR Vr.LASCO, BKAZORIA, \ MARION.
Fl The regular packet schr SODFtEkNth,
,Iis4sSA Captain Gaylord, having a portion of her
SAAlR cargo engaged, will meet with despa,ch---
For balance of freight on passage, apply on board
opposite Jefferson street, or to
w BRYAN,
iv5 Sc Common street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10

FOR VELASCO, BRAZORlA Il COLUMBIA.
81 The well known, light draught schr DE
,i5sF4N KALB, Capt McLeanl, having the gteater
10y. part Of her cargo engaged, will met with de-
pcrsr accuinn dations apply the captain on board,
opposite to ST Peter street, or to
WM BRYAN,
;.I4 So Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10

I'D sale, by G. DORSEY,
jel8 A New l-evee.
NvLOUR-400 bbls, in store for sale by
Il jelS G.DORSEY, IA New Levee.
EAF LAED-5OO kegs, in fine shipping order. for
i 4 sale by G. DORSEY,
ielS IA New Levee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10

Il TNSEED OIL, in Casks and in bbls warranted
IL pure article, for sale, wholesale and ret'iby
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
Medicine, Paints y Oil Dealers,
jel8 Corner of Common 4 fchoupitoulas SITS.
DROWN SHEETlN(iS-sO,OO yards "A Brown
ID Sheetings. landing from ship Cherokee, suitable
for the Mexican market City trade, for sale, by
STETSON Il AVERY,
jel3 88 Graver street.