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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

singular Mistake Montreal Herald, which
never can let this country alone, but at the same
time displays un awkward ignorance in relation to
It. is very iond of quoting party articles fro."
American newspapers, against the country. In
dung this, ii made most ridiculous error the
other day. Some one of the opposition papers
the Wing, il we recoIlect, has been inserting
letters, adore sed to Martin Van Buren,, signed
" John Hancock" In proof Of the degeneracy of
our people, the mal-adm, nistration of our govern
ment, the corruption of our institutions anG Of our
rulers, the Hrald quotes Of these letters, pre-
faclngr with the statement that it was addressed
to Martin Van Buren, by the ''illuslrious John
Hancock" -funcying thai the old age of the Revo.
luton and Governor OF Massachusetts is still alive
to write letters to this generation.-Su..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09
ASSAULT ON MR.. BALDWIN.

Judge Morgan presided yesterday at the Reeor-
det's Office during the examination of Myers
charged with rohbing and attempting to murder
Recorder Baldwin. The prisoner was perfect,
collected, and cross-examined all the witnesses
with much c"oness. Mr.. Baldwin swore to the
identity Of Myers, who after patient hearing wa.
fully committed to ,nke his trial at the criminal
court On Filthy (t".morrow,) the examination oil
another Of the accused, Stokes, will take place
before the same Judge. Another man charged
with participating in the same crime was yes,er-
day arrested in Lafayette, and is now in the prison
Of the Cd Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

THE ROYAL WILLIAM.-This steam ship, is 276
horse power, on the condensIng principle. She
has three separate circular BOILERS, worked al q
.ressure under 8bs. the inch, and the steam is e.
cononised by expansive valves. During the en-.
tire voyage across the Atlantic, the average ex.
pansion was 10 inches OF 66 inch stroke, aud he
total consumption OF fuel was 35l tons, 2 cwt, 2
qrs. from anchorage to anchorage, leaving stuff.
cheney on board for 60O miles additional steamins
having still in her holds SO tons, Z cwt. she ha,
worked the whole distance at an average of CIV,
ss, IL lbs per mi's-or 90 ny more into scien.
ufic detail, lbs. OF. per horse power per hour
a result said to be unprec edented.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

Thomas Mallory, Cd mate of the ship Archer,
was dr"wned yesterday forenoon, between II and
10 O'Clock. lie had been examining the stern OF
the vessel on a stage prepared for that purpose,
and on ascending the wharf, his foot slipped wher
near The top, and striking the STAGE he Tell over
board. He rose to the surface twice, but there
being no one near, he sunk. He was a good
swimmer, but it is supposed was injured in his
fall as 10 lase the use of his limbs His body was
recovered in about twenty-five minutes; and al
though there were several physicians present, all
measures 10 restore him were unavailIng.
.4noher.-A little child about five years OF age,
belonging to Mr. SamueIs, tailor, corner of Water
and Spruce streets, was missed on Sunday alter
noon, about five oclocs.. Yesterday morning its
body was found in Spruce street dock-b.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

The following letter, dated Stock holm, 28,h
ulr and published by the Paris journal Des De
BATE affords curious facts respecting he dis
coverv of America:
'''The important question Of knowing whether
or not any intercourse had xisted between Anne
RIGA md the Old Wnrld, previous to the voyage of
Columbus, has been solved in the affirmative,
thanks to the active and conscienc inquiries Of
young Swedish historian. M. Folsom. This gen.
tlemnn, with the sole view Of eIucidniing the
point, repaired two years since to Iceland, where
he found several manuscripts Of the tenth century.
which stated that two navgators from that island,
Bsoern Hersuefson, and Left Erkson, had discov.
cred America in the beginning of that century.
Those manuscripts contain desert p,on of the
country round Cape Cod, of Martha's Vineyard, of
New England, and Of Nova Scotia, but paricu-
larly Of the Naragunseu Bay, where those navi-
gators and their companions resided during three
years.
an. Folsom, distrusting this written evidence,
proceeded to America and visited himself the
places therein mentioned, to verify the accuracy
Of the lcelandlc descri ptlun, which he found per-
tec.ly correct He was not however, satisfied with
this. He wished 20 obtain further proofs, so as
to place the fact beyond doubt. He wished to dis.
cover in America some material evidenc of the
existence Of former relations between the New
World and Europe. He accordingly continued
his Journey, and had the satisfaction to find on
rookie, situated in the distinct Of Assonett, near the
river Taunton. IN the State of Massac husetts in.
scriplions entirely WRITE en- in Scandvian or Rhunic
characters, and setting forth the names of lie. =
lanLic and Norwegian warriors, who had es,u-
bIished camp in the country. Unfortunately,
they contained no date, but the structure of the
characters clearly demonstrates in FoIsom's opi-
mon, that they must have been eugraven as early
as the 9th century. He Observes, that Christie,
pher Columbus having visited Iceland in l477, a
period at which the voyages of the Icelanders, in
America must have been well known, bulh by
oral tradition and written books. it not impro.
liable that this great navigator derived In that
island the frat n",ion Of the existence Of the trans.
atlantic continent, which hs subsequently dis.
covered.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

Bul,oer. the .fopelist the papers say TINT
this gentleman has been made q baronei-and all
The papers in 8" dong, copy the editors mistake.
We read the list Of persons thus titled BY letters
patent, in search OF another name. bu, did no, in
all the lot, which was no small one, see the name
of Edward Lvton Bulwsr. There i. Bulwer
among them-but unless the novelist has changed
his initials since his last published novel, he is
still E l. Bulw.r, Esq, M. p, and nothing more.
u s Gazette
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

Newfoundland 4rh Of July. The Legislature
at this date continued in session, and the quarrel
between the two branches was renewed. The sup.
ply bill for the year ending Both fJune had been
refused. The accounts Of the fishery are highly
hntterng, the catch on the 10. of July exceeding
anything heretofore known.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

HrLes all VIII" may wish to enjoy themselves
for day, and wash of a weeks dust. take q trip
along tho lake. II they can spnre two days they
can start in the Giraffe at 6 O'Clock on Saturday,
reach Psss. Christian by noon, and return in the
M"zrppn by day light On Monday. Or if they have
hut one day Of rest, the "wid horse of the lake"
will carry them To all the watering places on Sum
day and return them safe and sound on Monday
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

BickneIl's Reporter gives an animated view Of
the money market, for the pas. week. We extinct
the following rates of domestic exchanges in PHI
adelphi on the Both instant:
Baltimore 3I8 per cent. discounts! Washington
3D.; Charleston 2 liz; Augusta d II2; Savannah
4 liz; Mobile iI2; New O,leans4 II2; Natchcz
10 2; Louisvle3 liz: Cincinnati iI2; Pitts
burgh 3l4; New York 3l8 prem; Boston I'D.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

The legislature of Massachusetts, following the
example of Maine, passed bounty law giving S
cents on every bushel of wheat raised and earn
cred The effect Of This encouragement has been
such that The state treasury will have to Say from
seventy five to one hundred ,housa nd dollars,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

A hire broke out about a in the morning of the
LIST August in New York which DESTROYED as
houses, and killed one aged man named Samuel
fitzpatrick. The block was bounded by Perry,
Hammond, Washington and West Streets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

D The fine steam ship Nachez,' arrived
here about day break yesterday; she starts to day
for " the city Of the hills" She left New York on
the 18th July, but had to wait at Key West for
supply Of bi,uminous coal. She is represented as
an exceedingly fine vessel.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

u"On the 3lsl July stocks in New York were
generally rising, speculative and steady alike
Money was becoming abundant, AID capitalists
seeking Object of investment. The most in de-
curitiea, md next lonns on stock
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

alabama elect,on, (JMobile) We give below the
result, as far as heard from, of the election held
in this County yesterday, for Senator and two
Representatives to the next Legislature. Returns
from five precincts YET come in, which NAV
chanpe the result as uiyrn heIou
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

The bill against Csp,. Wilson, for bringing to
this city, and selling negroes is likely to be
ignored by the Grand jury of New York.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE OF THE SECOND MU-

SURVEYORS OFFICE OF THE SECOND MU-
NICIPAItTY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in conformity to
" resolution of the council of this municipality,
passed at their sitting of sday, June 9TH, 1883,
will at noon of Tuesday, the l4th day of August adu-
dictate to the lowest bidder the extension of the
bankments and filling the wharves of this municipal
ity agreeably 20 the plan and tile specifications of the
dated May 18th 1893. and exhibited at this Of
fce,-,hat is to sav-the filling or the embunknent
the new wharf between wharves Nus. = g. 3,-flling
up part of whaves Nos. g. A. 6,7. & 9, and embankinR
tile portion marked E, between the Scpvangers wharf
and wharf.-the. 0-Also, the portions to be embarked,
filed of the New Wharves, between Nos. % and 26,
and between Nos. &c and 81.
Satisfactory slreties will be required
Jos. PILE,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

Few things can be more absurd, than the affec-
ta'on Of some Of our journalists in the North, and
South, shown in blaming their contemporaries for
describing at length the recent Coronation, and
nothing can he more illogical than the arguments
they use, or the conclusions they draw. In the
national pageant in the old coun,ry,-such as the
one just paG,-is perfect god send. Like all
other "sieh,s" and "lons," it is sure to interest
for the time, and what more do the public, or the
journalists require? Do these enrpng critics think
10 ingratiate themselves bv telling their country
men that their love for their country 10 so child.
sh, and trivial that merely reading the details Of
coronation will make them ardently desire to
become monarchists! Yet such 10 the plain in
ference be drawn from their assertions that these
accounts are anti.republican and subversve Of pa.
.riotism. Can the most glowing description Of a
Estate coach" and eight,-or the glitter Of jew.
elled bauble, placed by an old woman in small
clothes, on the brow Of young one in blue and
gold, erase all the long catalogue ofregal evils in
scriLed on the s'deelaration"! Fudge! As readily
would our lovely widows immediate them selves in
the "ovens" Of their departed lords from vivid
descriptions Of all eastern 'ssuttee'',-or gourmet.
turn esnnibnls, BY only reading Morrel's travels
40 eur republican countrymen lose one jot of re-
versnee for the principles of TO- though the jour.
nails were crammed from January to December
with coronation daily. They mus, have a sim
gular aptit ude 10 change, who think country can
be revolutionized by newspaper paragraph.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

The new bell weighing 500 lbs. was hos,ed :,
the platform of the City Hall, N. Y on the Sis
without accident.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

The "Great Western" was TO sail from England
on the 2ls' July.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

in quality to that Of Gresnnr county. Gre-nups-
burg, OF the mouth Of Little Sandy River, is the
place proposed for the National Foundry, and is
commended by its central postionin regard to the
fnciliy nf access hy The 0hio river, and the fitness
Of the iron found in its vicinity for gun metal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09
HEMORRHOIDS.

HEMORRHOIDS.
HAY'S LINIMENT.-No Fiotion-Thjs sr.
- traordinary chemicl composition, tho result
of science, and the invention of celebrated mali
cal man, the introduction Of which TO the puhl;s
was invested with the soennty OF n deathhaA
beques, has since gained reputation unparallel.d
fully sustaining tho correctness of the lansn,aJ,
DIR Grldey's last confession, that - he ta,od not
dc without giving to posterity the bsae6p Of hi,,
knowledge on this subject" and he ,b...c,eerr w
baqueathed to his friend and attonaant. Solomoo
Hays, the secret Of his discovery,
1t is now used in tho principal hospitals, and
the private practice in country. first and most
certainly for the cure of the Piles and 30 ertna-
sivey and etfectualiy 10 batae aseduiity, unsss
where Its effects are witnessed Externally in The
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Crsating extraordinary absorptior.
at once.
All Swellings-Redueing them in few hou,,
Rhcumatism-Acuss or Chrome, giving quick
ease '~~-
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coli.
Group and Whooplng Cough-Externally, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, sprains. and Rurns-Curing in
Sores and Ulcers-Whether fresh or Ian.
standing, and fever sores. s
Its operations upon adults and children in ra,r.
ing rheumatic swengs, and loosening couvhs MA
tightness Of the chest by relaxation Of the nayis
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark OF those who have used il in tba
Piles, is {" 1t acts like CHARM" 'A'
THE Pill ES-The price, ! j is refnsd.d =. ...
person who will use a bottle of HAYS T;n;ma,s
for the Piles, and return the empty bo,tle s;,ho,.,
being cured These are the positive orders If he
proprietor to the Agents; and out of many ,hou-
sands sold, not ono has been ununccesstnl'
va might insert certificates TO any length. bu.
prefer mat those who sell the article, should ex-
hblt the original to purchasers.
a., nAu loN-None can be genuine without
and also that of the Agents.
Gil, , SOLOMON HAYS;
soil wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCK q,
oo.' Ne" York, and by one Druggist in every
town in tho Union.
For sale BY tho Wholesale Agents, corner Of
.omm0h q Tchoupitoulas street, and BY tho
Apothecarles generally ;sao
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

The Branch of the U. s. Bank in New York
wns expected 10 commence business on the Is,
August.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

1abaeco.-Seme little demand existed in New
York on tn. lst, of Kentucky, for Shipment
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09
BUREAU DU VUYER DE LA Ode. MUNICH


GONFoRMEMENT une resolution du Conseil
de cette Mnnicipali,e, passee dams la seance de
Mardi JUN 1885, avis est donne que mardi, du mos
d'a uta midi, mon bureau, adjugerai rabais Pen
dapes lie plan ct les instructions dates du 90 mai der
nier exhbes audit bureau, SAVIOR: IL remhlai du
veau whaf entire les whars Nos at 3; lie rembla de
partie des whafs Nos 3, 4, g. 9; pare du quai
celui No. 10; aussi lie rembai de parte DIES
veaux wharfs entire les whars Nos. 25 81, 26 q.
Cne caution satisfaisante scra exigee
4 aOut JOS. PILE, Vnver.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

Between the fret and the last days of July
rain Tell in Boston.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09
S25 DE RE- OMPENSE

"a, ~ Of LOUISIANA, First Judicial District,
{. C0urt-Warncr w. Stewart, in actual custody,
his Creditors Tine creditors of the petitioner, War
er W. Stewart hereby Notified TO e and appear in
1pen court, on Monday the 9th Angus, next. at 10
clock, A. NJ, 10 shew cause, il any they have, whv
sid Wnrner W. Stewart should not have the benefit
cf the laws made for The relief of lnsolvcnt Debtors in
actual custody.
II, oder on this court, this Both July, 1888.
r. LEBLANC, by CPk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

Southern bank notes are greatly Improving
value at the North.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

NEGRO CLOTHS, LlNSEYS " KERSEYS-
The subscribers offer for sale, landing from ship
Concord bales plain mixed negro cloths; bale
CIVILIZED mixed negro cloth; 10 bales inseys, asserted
dolors; bale white skins; case printed kerseys;
bales heavy mixed Cordova jerseys; bn unfinished
ova kerseys.
ISAAC BRIDGE e. 20,
jyl2 lal Magazine street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09
ENGLISH BOOKS.

DARTINGTON'S Cyciopadia of Biography 2 vols.
u do. do Arts and Sciences,
2vols.-Shakespeare in vols, pocket edition illus
trated. Phillips Geology. Jameson's Mineralogy.
Brewster Treatise on Magnetism. Grny's Elegy,
illustrated. Rogers Italy and Poems, illustrated,
vols. Herding's Drawing Book for 1888. Phillips
on water colors. Easy Drawing Book, by Chiids.
Struts Sports and Pass Times.
just received and for sale by
WIN. M'KEAN,
rofC n,pJC
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"a INE H. PORTER BOTTLES-5O gross wine
w and 100 gross porter bottles, for sale by
HOLMES g. MILLS,
iy2I Bank Alley<

"a INE IL PORTER BoTTLEs-5O gross vine
w and 100 gross porter bottles, for sale BY
HOLMES e. MILLS,
jy2l Bank Alley,
= pnis) for sale by HOLMES s. MILLS,
Jy2l Bank Alley.
CARPENTERS Fluid Eutrart Of Susapariho..,
- and all other Carpenters Preparations, received
lately by H BONNABEL,
jy2i cor Tchoupitoulas L. Natchez s,s.
II ETTER PAPER..-Just received from the Brandy
Il. wine Mills, 6 cases supel6pe blue letter paper
some very low priced; 10 cases supcrine white etie,
paper, do; cases thin pink letter paper super
fine packet post large size; 2 cases suPerne etser
for SALE Wholesale and etail, by ID FELT & CO.
jyal "a Chartres street.
rRNO RENT-Po ssession given immediately, tho
House on the Bath Rail Road near the l1ke
Shore. The two Payions in Bath, the New
Orleans AMI ashvilIe Rail Road. Several Rooms in
The Car House of the Bath Rail Road Company. For
the particulars apply 10 HB9NINABEL,
Two RENT-The House and Garden adloine Harby's
Academy, Oh Tivoli Circle containing six rooms
JARVIS l. ANDREWS, "
iv2l corner Tchoupoulas & Common streets.
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.
II ANYWAY from the subscriber, fifteen days ago,
French; her skin is nst very dark She was owned BY
Mr. TNogood then by Mrs. Clark, in Poy dIa, street,
who sold her to her present master. Sne has boon
seen five days ago, in the lower part of the city, and
Sunday before last she expended the whole da; in
brick yard, near to the race ground. Fl BONNABEL,
jy2l corner Natchez ard Tchoupitouas SITS.
4 EAT LARD-2000 kegs superior article, in fHe'
~ shipping ORDER and for sale by nORSEfr
jy2i "A New Levss.~
HISKEY-75 bbls Tectified whiskey, landing
from steamboat Hannibal, II do, in store, for
sale by LAfET & AMElUNG,
Jy2l II Commerce stree
4 tUPPING INSTRU MENTS, Wc.-A supply
- Cdprng Instruments, Pa'ent Pump Syringes-
and Stomach Pumps, all OF the most improved dos
crpton, received by the subscribers.
Also, Cologne Water, Balm Of Columbia, W ard's
Hair Oil, Fine Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, &c. &c.
jy19 SICKi.ES Co, a. Canal street.
'HNO HlR "A MuatO v oman, "A fir rate " asher,
iloner, and excellent cook, for small family.
Apply to REESE s. D'LANGE,
Jyl9 10 Camp street
SA ATER COLORS-Reeves " SONS superior
w water colors in boxes, one, two three and four
rows; warranted genuine; also, fine assortment Of
German and Tev paints; also, middleton T. Sewall's
Drawing Pencils lew very superior sable and camel's
hair rushcs for sale by
DAVID FELT L. CO..
New York and Stationer's HILL.
WI "a Chartre street.
MIA MOLD LETTER WRiTER-JusI received.
lVR m elegant assortment of Manifold letter Wri.
tiers, some half bound, Tor he Counting House, and
some neatly done up in Morocco with backs for
travelling, very useful aid convent, article for sale
by d FELL L. CO.,
New York and Statoners Hall,
Jy3l "a Charities street.
r EAT LARD-l0O0 Kegs, in tine shipping order, Of
Ia superior quail ty, at the landing, for sale by
& DORSEY
jy3l "A New Ieves.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

SWIMMING SCHOOL
AND FLOATING BATHS IN THE RIVER.
Opposite .Manderiie street. THIRD Municipality, t,co
squares Lelo,o the Rail Road
EXERCISE, CLEANLINESS, PLEASURE AND
HEALTH.
TIME arrangements for this establishment are now
Il completed, The Propretors have provided every
thing which may tend TO thecomort of bathers. The
dressing rooms provided with doors under lock
md key ladders and ropes prepared Tor ascending
from the bath; constant supply of clean dry owels
IL Kept for the bathers. The "wning which throws an
agreeable shade the bath, during the heat Of the
day, is now elevate and allows free circulation
oil air.
u The OmniLusscs plying bstween Canal street and
the lower cotton press, pass every hafhour within fifty
steps of the baths.
By subscriptions. % tickets for SIS 90
p Price of bath with towel, Is
J The Baths open from o'clock A. NJ. until
Top. NJ
These baths afford graduated 1erth of wafer of3 to
feet, formed BY enclosed basin so feet long by 30
broad protected by railing from the strong current of
the river, and yet sufficiently open TO allow free pas
sage to the water.
auyi-lm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09
SECOND MUNICH Atty.

NERE brought to the Police Prison of the 2nd
w Municipality, the following named slaves, viz:
HENRY, about 81 years of age; says he belongs
to MIR. Collins
ANDERSON. about 40 years of age; says he be-
longs It Mr. Edward Chillie.
CHARLES, about ~ years fage; says he belongs
to MIR. Nondelli.
JACK, aboutl Is years OF age; says he belongs to
Mr.. Creggs.
MARIA, about | o or IL years of uge; says she be
long to Mrs. Gormly.
The owners of paid slaves are requested 10 prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
H. 5. HARPER,
iy31 Captain of the Watch.
nNT ete einmcne la prison de Ia Secoade Mu-
" nicipal;te los escaves suvants, savoir:
.HENRY,age denvron "a ans; Sc dit appartenir
NJ. Collins;
AND RSoN, age d'environ 40 ans; Sc dit apparte-
mir NJ. Edward Chifie.
HHARl ES, age d'env'ron 90 ans; Sc dit appartenr
JACK, age denvron 13 ana; sc dit appartenir a NJ.
Creggs.
MARIA, age d'environ l6 IL ans; Sc dit apparte-
mir NJ Gormley
Les propr etaes desdiis cscluves sont prices dc re.
ciamer leurs esclaves en- payant les rais,
snnnt H :: HARPER, Capt de Watch.
~ saieby s G BLA CHARD,
jyI: 80 Grnvier street.
NO 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
lhographic Office, So Magazine street. jy24
Two LET-The House situated on the corner of
L. Orange and Religious streets; apply to
ID BEN & COHEN,
Jy24 30 Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

LlNSEED OIL.
II INSEED OIL-3,OO0 gallons hest English linseed
IL oil; 800 kegs Roberts No. white lead; Chrome
Green paint black do, Spirits of Turpenne Varnsn-
es; Brushes, &c, for sale by
S LOCKE b CO.,
aug7 ~ Old Levee.
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TO. OWNERS AND USERS OF HORSES.
G SURGEON WALDGRAVE'S CONDITION

SsURGEON WALDGRAVE'S CONDITION
- POWDERS, &c. N. B.-This article has
hcen introduced into tho country but about three
mon his, and the astonishing demand it h4s met
with has entirely exceeded the most sangHine
hopes of the proprietor. Nearly al livery Stables,
NJ great humber Of gentlemen owning horses,
have used and are delighted with it. 1t not only
improves the present appsaIanre of tho horse. bur
Of permanent and most decided benefit. Apply
q The druggists generally. WlO