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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
EEAsS EsAN ESEI.
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NV, ii fH2HiSe. H'hhf-i'
EQSEPH l<NETrI.E, " Go.-.mpurirs o Foreign
~ aud DOM ste Hardware, arc receiving from In
rope aud the Atlantic Cities, direct from The AHnntur
Hardware comprising every article N The lac which
they offer low.
Country Merchants and otllSrs invited TO ynl and
,>aHlinc their stock winch consists, in rrt, ut table,
ichcrs pol nct, salll's and straw lnlycs plated Hud
Brnnin lea spoons needles, pins hook, and eyes, sho
wells anA spades, tongs, shove, tenders, nndrUns, Brit
tinia nnd inquired ware brushes, blank books aud pa
per lroLg glasses, uNiiS vices, screw plates, hand,
srdrc aud nail hammers, smiths bellows, American and
English blister cns shear, German and crowley steel
plough inuui,l- trace. aud ug chain, wHrdug Louis
lama and grthbng hoes Mailocks pick axcS coru uue
ii,ss So, thcs, Collins Kings aud Simmons choppino
nxt's wrought, horse and cut m,ils, cotton and wod
pisrnIs Shot powder aud liquor huks, percussion caps
now der tea fish, brass and bell Metal kettles, gun
k'.ul chus trunk aud pad locks, birdie bits, situnps
sgARBLE CHtMN Ely PIECE WAREHOUSES,
va Customhousc street, opposl" the post office.
The subscribers now receiving trom their fac
tories IN New York, aud will keep constantly nu
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
otsuperor workmanship, and of the latest patterns,
made of tie best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble Asn, Monuments Touhs and
marble Ctcnes, hearIs and boundary stone, plaster
oil PARIS Roman X Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
iu,s lair, together with splendid assortment of
brass mounted aud plant Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of,he newest 0nd most approved patterns.
Ip,tcrinn done in the u"test manner aud at the
shortest notice. fhey have first rae workmen IL
set the above work,
les JAMES KAHN n STROUD
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EIf-T received per late arrivals from New York, ii
y re.h aud fashionable assortment ri HATS.
The ,ub@cr bcr would particularly call the attention
OF nc puIic to style beaver hats OF a S"per'"
,,isiI tnc teAurc, rio AZ beautiful Iusrs; also 10
fine plain RUSSIA hat of a superior quality aud also L
- rn,i article nf silk hat, ugrtl cr with general
snurcnr runactu I'd hy himself, expressly Tor thus
market wholesale aud retail
NV OSBORN, "a Camp street.
N b Cit, and cnjnUry dealers are invited lorali,
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NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
'sNHE subscriber having pur hnsed The lease and fur
ntturc of this well hnuwn establishment, from Mr.
Taylor tho satc proprietor, will he ready receive vi,
tiers by the lst VI April next
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements oi the Mansion House. New a,ti
more coumodiOus bathing houses will be built, and
warm lhS VIII lie provided at all hours. staLm
will be utJnchrd 10 The house, with good aCcumuoia
tons for horses aud carriages. imsi rate horses and
will also be kept for hire al moderate price;
and sa and row boats, with persons 10 manage thea
Tor tn Of slsiteTs. billiards and Other amusenens
'rtuhti a" ~ ' Mafs6'fkit aiinfa ePiHiefe
aud quiet OF the burters. The mes md liquors will
he OF the best quality, and to u supply of
ice, cargo has nepdy hrcu ordered which will arrit
about the LIST ul May.
Mr. Frederick iaihara, no formerly kept popular
hotel at Washington city, will condac this no ell iur
The proprietor, Who, with such aid confidently
the vsiir5 of last ye1r and bis friends generally, lhs,
eY wil receive syery possible attention; and thereby
expects 10 give gen raj satisfaction
lie iuCUl advantages of til house too well
known need iengt. encd description ksre The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station OF the
Government; The general Rendezvous of the Gull squad
rom suiriy at Ills climate refreshed constantly du-
ting r summer months BY the uuolest recess from
the Gulf he beauty OF bay and uhe neighbourins
island aud rivers; the abundance and deiicacv OF the
,isl with which tin waters abound; and las proximity
lo Tho best southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference ever all oter places in these iUutudcs,
| healthy aud delightful suntncrrctreut.
EirsI iae boats will rul between Pensacola and Mo
bile and will all times he abs take the passengers
from liz New Orleans boats
n Il ARNOLD.
Pensacola T 10. 18th, 1888.
| u G5uIl,m'n wishing 10 engage rncns for their
luniIicS, ddm's the proprietor, N Pensacola OF
Mr. Scwo I luyiof, die toalar pEop,iatur al 'sw Or
leans.
References.
| + Stafford $50, MrG CIiun, Me iipin, Esq., Lit
Nibl'y, in Aint lie; I TnHlut, ItGa, Esq IN he..
| Orleans,
| L 50 letror bsc 10 receive commuiic atoms for
persons a the tove hotel placed Geo Hhitman's
uttce 81 ST Charles Exch fugc.
FLORIDA ROUTE ruR NEW YORK.
IL Travellers desuus OF taking the Florida route,
via Pen-acuu 'he North informed that FRS rate
boats viii constantly iron. Mobile 10 Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other day alter the
LIST of May. Good swges will always he provided ny
the suh=crber,o readiness to tnke passengers from
Mobile, i'll case nj the tnilnre of the hoats
| AnNOID.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa-
cola l,Nice a week feb 28 ly
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6NOLOGNE WArER-Ths subscribers have recci-
Z yedbv The ships Rochester mud Republican, from
uavro lare supply Of Cologne Water, Tooth Brush
rs Nail brushes, Nc. nt superior quality, which they
oicr Tor sale reasonable tcrils,
SICk1.ES & GO,
nny22 Al Canal 81
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ALA AID DEEM MAuOMED'S DYE.
For changing the Hair, Eye hrows, or Whiskors
to a permanent Brown or Blak, by application
without staining tho skin the finest linen, juat
received by BUSH d ALLAN,
l7nov Fancy Store c. st Charles " Com.
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EhACoN-25 hhIs Sides, Is Lids Jocs ond g Ii
- shoulders On Cinnat cured, landing from sloa
cr Buckeye ant or safe T..
STErSON 4 AVERY
IN Ia frivirr street
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TESTIMONIALS.
| From A II Salmon, ESP, + f :, Surgeon to tho
St lhemas Hospital, and Lccurer on Anatomy.
The trial which have made OF your preparation in a
variety OF cases. both male and female in it, results ha,
proved so highly favourable, that do hesitate in
pronOuucng ii one of the mos, valuable and rrrin,ls
remedies offered 20 the public and one in Which,
IRON experience, place every reliance, whilst ii
docs nUtprolucc The unpleasant effects us,HIy ex-
lcricnced from copalba.
From G II Hayward NJ II G S, Physician to The 81
Mary lcbuuc Dspensay.
take great pleasure in adding m, TESTIMONY to lhe
valuable properties of vou preparation, wishi, yp The
success You !lll deserve ample reward for ,ilt
iaborand expense incurred in bringing it to such
plete pcrccllOn.
From W q Cooper, F Il S, Surgeon to Guys Hes
pItl
The uniform which has attended the admins
terinS your medicine among my patients afflicted with
the above diseases has fully satisfied that ii has omy
to be known to be truly appreciated May the
you so well deserve, amply and speedily FeIay you for
your valuable preparation.
From Sir Cooper, FRSPRCS, &c. &c.
Having been induced to Try your Extract in sever ii
cases of violent Gonolhgs, which had hitherto bited
every prescription administered by me, having found
sure and sleely cures effected by it, i'll few days
feel my seit duty bo0nd state that now in my ,ac
tee both public and private recommend and use
other.
From G w Blair, NJ d, Physician to GUYS tlo
ptl,
The strict ties: which have given vour medicine
among nj, patients, and its uwuable success illus far
will induce TO persevcre in its use, and deem il
but an act ofirstice and Of duty add my feeble es-
mon@l in commentator OF itsvrtnes.
From l. c Thompson, Nj ID + 5 l..
Ireturn YOU my siuccre thanks for t valuable pre-
sent o. Your Extract for the of Gonomhcea &c.
feel grateful that you have at last brought medicine
into which will prove desderaum long sought for
in the medic;,. worda sure, speedy and eitctua cure
in Of the above class |, affords great pleasure
in publishing the world the valuable qualities Of our
Extract.
Wcrcit necessary, the proprietor could here furnish
many testimonials equally commenatory the
aboNc but trusts that great success hitherto the
expense at which it las been epared, will prove its
creates, recommendation among discerning public.
One Recommendation this preparation enjoys above
all others is its nea poitab iorm-put up in pots-th
made in which it may be taken, being both easy and
peasmt-its ,as,ey nature, with restriction in die,
or confinement from business. Travellers esl'ee'li,
would find this medicine highly useful, and ought
to be unprovded with preparation possessing the ad
v;n'agcs which the present one combines.
Accompanying the Medicine is pamphlet cxplaua-
tor, of the different stages of the disease, without
extra charge, containing full and ample directions.
For sale by SlCkLES co.
mr. ii 6aw.m 40 Canal street.
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THROUGH FIVE AND A HALF DAYS.
From Mobile (AIabama) TO Augusta (GcoJ
U EANES Mobile every other da', Immediately sttei
A the arrival OF the mail from New Oreans per the
steamboat EMELSE, to Bakcly, coaches to Pensacola
steamboats, (pe Pensacola Bay, St Rosa sound and Choc
t,hache River and Bay to Cedar Buf, coaches thence
via hlarianns, Cnattahoochee, (tornelly Mount Yer
non Bainbrldge, PmdeIton; Iawkinsville and Louis
vile, to Augusta. passenger ,akint his seat At Mo
bile is in danger of hcpe thrown out or losing his
preference by other conflicting interests as The FLOk
DA LINE is but one concern, and under one coitro
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival al Augusta time specified, through all wealth
and at season, unless some most unforeseen cat:s-
trophe should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried Is this The Agents for accommoda.
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
esing water navigation, the time and accommodation,
afford the traveller speed certainty, comfort and pleas
ing valiety connected asft were with the Rail Road
Charleston, S G. and the steam packets New Ysrk.
travellers can rea III New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN n DAYs"-Washing,on city in H.
From Chattahoochee, Florida, We have n Branc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks, hor
post coaches, also two branches from Hawkinsvlls
one to Milledgerille, and to Macon, light hors
coaches SrOCkrONS e co.
AUGUSTA Goth Jan. 1885.
Office at Mansion House Mobile
.Dist,ncs, New Orleans to Mobile, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, s4o GO
Augusta to Charleston, l,iG q
Charleston to New York, gSu- $50
Time New Urlcan to Mobile, 2S hour.
Mobile to Augusta 50 &c
Augusta to Charleston, 10 &c
Charleston to New York, go 25S
Making 1868 miles per la,. or miles per hour, iuclr
sye of all stoppages. nov 10
n. Il. beg leave 10 INTERN the public thai thu
bridges the Cha,ahooeAc swamp AND Hard Lnbo'
creek have just been completed Jy The general govern
ment (lhc ny obstacles operating against this sale an
speedy route me thus happiiy removed; and have th'
pleasure otlesrnng from travellers tia, the coaches hor
srs drivers and Dads OF the first orders and as t" tn
water route from Pensacola To Cedar Bluff it is admit
ted by all who have passed through Ia be msurpasse,
III novelties beauty aud safety. The bridges through
Georgia have alsn beenrcparra. j NJ c BAKER
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A BEAUTIFUL. head fhair is the grandest orna
ment belonging to the human frame low strange
~ me loss OF it changes the conference.-the proma
turcy brings the appearance of old age which u
ses many to reco at being uncovered and sometimes
even to sllus society avoid the tests and sneers OF
their acquaintance: the remainder oi their lives
sequeny spent in retirement. In short, even the
loss OF property fills the generous thinking youth will,
that ncavy sinking gloom does the loss of lis hair
10 avert all these unpleasant circumstances, Oldge'
Balm OF columbia stops the hair from falling off on the
hrst application aud few BOTTLES it again 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and wskers; prevents the
nair from turning gray makes it curl beautifully, and
Trees 1t from Scnr Numerous certificates 10, the first
fesecahl'ity in support of the virtues Of Odrdgea
Balm, arc shown by the proprintors.
IL Read the ioowng:-
robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of pliladtlph
has certified ls may be seen below, to the high chara
terof he following gentlemen.
ne indersIgncd do hereby certify that have used
tue Balm nt Columbia discovered by j. Oldridgc aud
have found it highly serviceabe moi onlyas preventive
against the falling off of hair, but also certain resor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister IN st George CHARGE,
No SO North Fifth st.
JOHN P INGLIS 32I Arch street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ d, lG3 Raccst
Join 5 FrREY, l6l Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY 2l3 South ID ST.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street
1t Is known that three of the above signcrs are more
thnn oo years OF age and the Others not less than 30.
From the Mavor]
Commonwealth of Pcnnsvlvania, }
City of Phil uJaplIia. {
l. Robert Wharton. Mayor of said CITY OF Phlnde
Pima, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Niessrs i lnglis, John Furey, and Hugh McCurlv,
whose names are signed to the above they
are gentlemen of ch racter and respectallty and MS
such full credit should he given the said certic to-
In wi ness whereof have hcreunto set my hand
ana caused the seal of the city to be affixed this
9th day of ID 'cember &c.
IT,. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle oftlr Genuine Balm has
sp,crh'd engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Fali JfNagara, &c
SOLD hoesalc and retail by the sole agents for An-
RIGA % Flcchcr street, ncIr Maiden me- one door
Oc' Pearl street. and by most dru ss and pGrfuners
t ough he country.
JARVIS X ANDREWS,
m9 Wholesale Agents, H<cw Orleans.
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ABrRNETIIY's DYsPEPTIC ELIXIR.

DIR. Abenethy, the greatest of English surgeons was
n oninun that c-tens of the diseases that affect
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used bv him with the most unprecedented success in
his private aud public practices for upwards OF forty
wears for the removal of The following diseases:
Loss ofnppeite, Flatuency, Distention of the Son-
acl Pain in the side, Heavness of the Head and ncll-
ma ion 10 sleep, reguarity of the Bowels and in all
cases where Indigestion or coslive habit is found 10
exist.
This medicine not be humble ed among the host
OF qlack nostrums before the public, as it is the
sole invention Of the abc and most scientific surgeon
Europe ever Produced and the secret of preparing il
was purchased by the agent for very large sum 1t is
Agreeable aud pleasant to the TASTE acts AS mild aper
lent always keeps the bowels free, mrarts vigor and
strength to the system and cheeriuness to the mind
and few bottles the most confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia Indigestion and prevents return at any
illilre ler!Ol
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TIC above ships are all now, OF The first lass,
copper fastened and coppered commanded by men
OF great experience, have large accommodations,
with separate Indies cabin; every attention will be
Pald TO passengers and the very best of stores pro-
vided for them.
The packets will DO towcd up and downthc Mis-
sissIpp and the stTictcst punctualijy Observed in
the Time of sailing, and should the regular vessels
be detained in arriving, other ships equally as good
viii in all cases be substituted. share of patron
age is solicited and tho agents pledge themselves
accommodate as much practicable, to receive
and forward goods by id line at the most moder-
ate charges, and to advance all expenses on goods
shipped, if required
The ships will leave the lst and 10th of every
month. For freight passage, apply to the agents.
A MERRITT, 81 Common ST.
N B. Advancements made on consignmnnts
to Niessrs. A. G. Lombard & Co.
novD7
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6NCPrERAS-2G bbls III store tor sale by
Il DORSEY.
20 "A New Leyee
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The above medicine can be obtained oulY IF the &C.
neral Agents, aud those retailing agents having com,
MISSION signed by "a. Miles, PrcS'i +. NJ. C." and
countersign'd by 'E Il i + Stone General Agents for
Louisiana and bearing The Company seal.
Lmto Of .igeiic'es.
4 b T stone General Agents for Louisiana, III
TchouptouIas street.
Rcrer " Co. 1873 Old Lavco street, Opposite Veg til
bic Market.
Paul Martin, cor Old Leycc and Hospital street.
VIM Sherry, cor Camp and Julia streets.
t,r Niuelcr cor fchouptoulas and St Mary s
market.
J p Borbat & Co. corner rchoupitouas and Girod
J NP ? IlartvelI, Bayou Sara, La.
Hr Wm Stumshury, Natchurhrs, La.
Thomas ! Stnnshury ii"aston, Texas
Frederick Serda, cornrt IuS dras and Camp SIS,
Geo. jones, rivo Cmre.
VIM. Evans, No. / Budding Co. Row.
Application for agencies, or medicines by "holesaI''
mus, he made To the General Agents ut New Orleans
All letters, post paid wllib promptly attended 10.
ms "
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T Saulurd, Fsq, Mr. = Culinni, Heiipn, Esq., Ii.
Nibl,y, in Mil lie; I Tnklat, + hGa, Esq, IN hes.
Orleans,
L S--A letter bag, 10 receive communications for
persons the tove hotel, placed Geo Whitman's
uhtce, IL 81 Charles ENCh ugc
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n lME-ln00 barrels Line 10 sale nv
PETER LAIDLAW
,oyT CT Ctnp >
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New York, l7th August, 1888.

SIR:-ln consequence of leading a secntary life, |
have been troubled less, with Indigestion Tor
ten Years; for the last three years my suiGrings lave
been insupportabc. have tried several ply sicans,
aud n number of quack medicines, without deriving any
benefit. | drspaircd of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself the hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends try Aberucthy IS
Dyspcptic Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
tlr and know not how to express my, niraton Of lis
wonderful virtues aud the miracle ithIs performed in
restoring me- 10 that health which ! nghu lost for
ever Send me half doz IN bottles and except
NV thanks for the blessings you have II credhy re-
storing mt 10 perfect health.
remain yours
JACOB MONROE.
Thcsagcmt has in his possession seve hundred ties
,inonis similar the above, of the extraordinary vir
tues of this medicine. Sold by appointments at DIR
juhnsou's, 40 liicnville. street. nov. D
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MILES TOMATO MEDICINE.
The virtues of the Tomato, not only as delicious
vegetable for the table bat also as medicine, ave tUi
considerable time past attracted 10 little attention. IT
has been believed to possess mt-bious qualities which
they could be eeetually extracted or separated from
the supeilluons r'attrr, would be invaluable rus ma
becn characterized as bilious country large portion
of the diseases arise from disc ered lives, or from de-
engagements in the glnddar ystem lh's is esPecaii|
the in the west, aud sIi more so al the sou'. ii
remedy, easy, safe, ccct'al ia It's opsaoh ana 'eav-
ing the cohS tuition unrmparc', could De nScoNceo loi
bilious complaints this would nn4ucs',o'h'oiy DC among
tie most healthy climates IN lie world =
Calomel has been hre almost universal remedy Tor
diseases OF this character But 1t IS remedy "hich
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n Il ARNOLD.

Pensacola. Z 10. i5th, 1888
Il ) GJuI,m'n wishing 20 engage rncms for their
aInilicS ddre's the proprietor, AZ Pensacola, or
Mr. Scwon Taylor, the o,ursr proprietor, al New Or
leans.
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NJ. Grower a. do

sEAF Just rrseivedat their Furnishing Warehouse
4 No. II Camp street, by recent arrivals from E
ooe and the North, large additions to their stock Of
uilt and ornamental housekeeping articles which col
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OMBARD & cos Boston and New Orleans
-. y 4 Line of Packet Ships-Thls new line of ships
has been expressly built to run between the above
ports, and will be found of suitable draft of water
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
wiIl be made to z i've general satisfaction, The
line is composed of the 70 lowing ships:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
kSkRISli COURT. tor TIC Parish and City of New
Orleans Present the Hon. Charles Miurian,
tuduc jane llth, 1898 No. lH,9"l.-Jacques Potter
vs. hi, crrdors-Upou reading aud filing the petition
and schedule in i4-Ca~o, 1t i ordered by the Courl
that The rrcdols o the nsoycEt do show opcu
rluri nm SATURDAY the 9Th day of .lulv, 1883, why he
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
Cl,rk'4 Ofice New Orleans, June | I, 1855
iritaaw ARMAND TirOr, Clerk.
FNTAr DE Ia LOUISE ANt.--Cour tie Paroisse
Az nnur In uafoiSsse ei la willie de la NouvCc Or
Ir,us Present rhon. Charles MaIrian Jugc II luin,
i.S8-No IOgSi.--Juc4ues Potter contte sNS cream
rier,-Sur lecture nglst emrnl de la FstItrn Ell
In schedule duris ,e aiT, Il 'iecrete par la GnUr
sous ca rUurnulltt, Sauwd dc lu,et, ISIS, pourquo
il nc s,rlii point drcIrgc commencement Ia lol, ct rn
,tI,,i,,n t1uls puIrSItts Cuutrc pcrSOune s"S
! uumivti's SOM hurtlrrS, w
Eurr,,t de gfriirr. Nuvrc prlrIus, / JUN. 1855.
III paw ARMAND Pilot, Gmlcr.
s IESt,t,n Uil-l0 bills, landing nom steamboat
| \ tu.,r, for ale hy q DORSEY.
jess ~ NV ltNr".
sSARiY'S .sIrrERi0E uAHs-N"w landiug frou
81 ab,4f s.nlt t,,t "A sIi;tlr ri tue above, put up
in ll,d. iirIcea und bhls; for sale hN
III ''''''' LtYEr = AGEl.UNG,
ici2 L Commerce street
IN.EED OLLIE hbl- and "as>s best Lins e,
4 Oil NOW landing I,nm sup \" hVl.lc, and Ter al'
JARVIS * N-DRGWS,
Wh1'r- Nc RruSgrts,
ia,3 Common aud 'Irhnn,rouIas ST.
..I,oTIH AlE-5O casks tpints and qnarts) in stor
- and for saIehy sfloiM MES II MILLS,
Gig Bank ALE
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TVNToTTT1.
lFaeaiy PrcSs.-Wr the undersigned, agree to abide
10y the above conditions, far they applicable to
weekly papers. -.
fSGnen A. b. LAWRENCE,
SIS NJ subscriptions taken for less than months.
Letters must, III all cases, be post paid