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CqsssaD So. Theatre.

1KNHIS Theatr. will be opened for the season on
Il SUNDAY, OCrUHER2ist
Performers attached the viii pie Sc meet IN
The Green Room, Oh Thursday, the 1911. nst at IL o.
octl8 q II BARRETT
R CASEY, No. ~ Canp street, mas just received
Abe fro;p london, per ship iser, Uenis, a.edupl,
Royal Super Royal. I'M sr;si, Cucumber, and double
Elephant Drawing paper Tinted Royai and Imperial
do Turnbrll's London Boards. Plain and Tinted
Bistol board Ivory paper; Transparent Horn paper;
Gold and Silver paper; Goid borders, " he AID Coof
DRAWING PENCILS.
Reeves q Sens best prapsted Lead Pencils; Brook
man i LangdOn's do do.
COLOURS Sc, &c.
Reeves s. Sons Wa.er Colors; Newmans do box
es Of Chalks; soft era, o,s-36 ~ aud la different
shades; Liquid Gold; :iol and Silver Shells; Marble
and China Ink Slabs. China Saurers; China Tiles Z, g.,
and divisions Ivory, Mahogany, and China Palettea;
Ponah brushes; best BADGER fonah brushes; Ponhh
kn yes; Music aud Stretching Portfolios; Paper Ieat,-
er and Cork stumps; Miniature ivorie. a d Cases;
Swan QAill Pencils; do black Suoie DO.
| OIL COLOURS,
Prepared canvass; Japsnned Tin Boxss Bladder CO.
lnvIs. with Pencils. Drawers, Sc. Prepared Canvass
~, 20 & Sc inches.
! POCKET BOOKS a. WALLETS.
Russia and Morocco P"cset Books; Russia Leather
Wallets; Russia Leather Pocket hooks, 3 l. 4 Ivory
leaves; pateut Tablets, with Silver pelcii cuscs.
SCREW HANDLES.
Plain and Reedrd Eese~ oot, BoNwood, Mat gold
Furnished gold, Fancy co,o,cL and gold Screw Ian
dies.
| PEN HOLDERS.
Pearl osd Gold Pen Holders; Peu,l and Silver DO
Il ort1R
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Tiih TRUE AMERICAN.
EDlEEO as ..eux C:HsoS.
TAiTAyUL AND EC10.
Me- w @ ss u, f. ANS:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1s:lsys.

a. Tvs Ex,resa ias a7r,jei yesyeg ay
bringing slips NON Nyw Yor., Of the 8 h ami 9tr
bat tAey bear no ri.jngs ofDh4 'sGosaI Nia'iam.''
ALIVE c"u'd dad Q. utarss.,ug matter wHi be
Louad below.
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o. The Csmp street Theatre opens on Sun
day night, and the performers are called together
at noon 10 day. Tie major portion OF them are
i, ready in tho city, and the few who are yet to
come ure hourly expected. hen all the troop
assemblies iLcre VIII he q larIe force in Camp.
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SURVEY oR's oFtTCE.sECoND MUNICIPAL

81 a I L WN . UFFTCF.-SECUNU NUNIC1TNf"
ITf.
NOTICE: ia hereby given that ia conformity TO q
~ resolution of the Council Of The Second Me-
ucipatv, passed at their sitting OF Tue. day, tho 18th
Of August lusi viii ut noon OF he 2jth October, 1888,
alIu my Office TO tho lowest bidder the fur
nshns tie timber, required for one year, from tho
dmte ei lilo adysdcanu, for bridges and ether NUM-
ncina wof,e, ex lusive only of the timber already
contacted be furnished for the wha,v1s The wood
to he sawed Cypress o good quuluy, fec iIonsapsnd
without flaw OF tuv Kind.
sati lactoty security in The of &i0tf will be re-
xuited. -.
New Orleans, Oct 10th, 1888.
los PILE.
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FOR SALE.
WILL he sold at the French Exchange ST.. Louis
w s,rr-t, en- Saturday, the Iel October, mu-
iato girl aged rs Years, warrau.ed first rate
atrrss, housekeeper and waSherwoHldn. Vefns cash
octf ids
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COKE.
YVNHE price of Coke f,om and after the lst day OF
D. Octouer will he fifty cents per barrel in the Gas
Wok'e yard, and if taken in quantities OF one hun
d. ed barrels, will be delivered free of drayagc.
The advantage that this ufiice OF fuel possesses o.
yer the anthracite and bituanous Goals, gniiing
readily than former, and i,cs from the unpensanl
sno.e OF The later, should induce every family TO make
use oft.
Orders received Mt tie Gas Office in Bank Alley.
+ W WELLS,
sepo9 Scc'y.
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM.


TIME prorrotoF has rciitted his Readina Roon in
4 The 81. Cha les Exchange, Corner .; GGuvier
ard St, Charles street, in the nenlest manner.
Besides o the principal lapers of Tho Un'tod States,
OF e,ety city aud state the CanUdas Texas nl Nle%l.
aHd tnanr,,, Inc room is regularly end extensive
" soppliea with tc latest European pa,ers. Loyds
Lists, and Piics's r.ice Current. Also win nearly
all the Literary Periodicals of the day, and has the re-
publications Of illr Ionlcn, Ednburg, Westminster
act opotil4n Res views and Biackwoous Magazine. The
North AAIHricnn Revew the Southern i.Itcf,rv knick
booker The Aueiiean juuiaal al Scici.ce" AID Avs
Cahinst Miscellany Dennc,dic Rev e,s, 'ieLi
Magazine, American monthly, Eca.il's hi.@e'lrny, :be
Mexico thi:urgiCai Review, mud n VARIETY 81 rt.efs
II these work. treularIv subscribed iot ana ieee-
vcl. The room is also supp led with Ia va !atv
Ct ulaps and alta es, Nile. ieei+eric : iloe Cur.
rent nom il, commencement, unE2,' eis, and yaie
OF works o. reference.
The most actiye q atcIiigcn news collectors en-
pioycd, give the earliest aitvale, rnd puns
pense will be t,a"e,l render Ibis Eesdi Room tlrt
inst the unitrij STATE.
Subscriptions are respectfully receive.
uclli-t'
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-.TTENTJoNn'

GOTERNOR'S HORSE GUARDS,
VOU will attend drill everJ evening, SSundayS DE-:
Il copied, at the drill room, Magazine street, next
door 10 the A,chaiaiaya Bsnk, at O'clock precisely.
The scntest panr,uality is requested, muster is
engaged give lessons in the sword exercise. BY
dor oil Captaih Osborne Cross.
ori2 Orderly Serg't.
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To KE.NT.
VNNHE four story fire prosf brick store in Camp
l. street, at present occupied by Messts. A II
Wallace & Co. =
The three story brick store at tho corner OF Bunk Al
icy and Natchez street, Mt present occupied bv Msssrs.
Heath Il Co.; the third 81 ny being fitted for a bed
room.
Also, the Ord Story Of the brick store in Bank Alley,
doof iro'a ihe iast nauledths End and 81 stories
being well fitted up.
foSsessoa 70 he given on The rs November next
oci2--tt tHAS. A JACOBS.
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f'TAT De Ia LOUi>iASE-Conr de Paroisss
A'Aponr IA ,,aroisse OF vile de Ia Nouvee OreaLs,-
Present lIoa. Charles ninurian, juge ,octobro III,
iG1G-No john " c, debifeur usoivuble, actuei-
ct tts rreaucet- de While Il Foley-Sur motion do
q McNii'en, avors dc iosoiVnble, ct foisans en-
ton g II In qlnn nonhs sulfsant DIES creanciers
en- nonrie ct nlrrlan, nes pas patu ussem6len dos
cre;,iers pour uutoriser dccha,ge seen Ia LOIS.
d'nS cete olars il dccrtte par Ia cour qu'une
cnae sembee du pci,tionnafe ct de ceax de Whiie
& Foley nis lieu p!cnc cour, lnndi lie 80 octobrA
1853, pour de!b6'sr les niaises dc John White.
pour iniro saeor poutquo ietit John White ma sera
pas dGoharge scoa Ia sol. Ext'at dts, minutes-Bn-
reau du grGifer, 8 Octobre 1885. 49,,
l0oct A NJ GUYOI., depu,e grefher,
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NTARNiSHES--a lace ond -..rusive sock from
v The manuIctorv OF + b Smith & Co. comprising
i, psli the following: eXtr. polishing J, do no =;
furniture /, do no2 10 3, coach ycrsi, no !, do no
3: vanish no J., . md for vr mary u.o black and
scpi 9 R.CLANNON, 70 Comp ..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18
,a,,t Jos PILE, voy-r.
GoHrrE0L E'l'5 OFFICE-SECOND NUM-
CLIP tt.tft.

New Orleans. Oct 10th 1888.
A GPFEAE'.Ftn resolution Of the Council; dated
IA 9Th September, 1853, scaled propo- uls will be
iecr,vat"' office u,l;ii Tue,,'av he 91in dav
November ne. Al. nf hrce Hundred rnu,sn,ld Declare.
Boa OF hi- Nun epni'ty, PAYABLE N thirty years,
aud bear six Ceii,'"r in'e.est The ia
serast lie senu"au lls in London, New York
or Hee q 'e.ntrs mnv be pgrr.i on.
Tne Eoris 10 he ior 1000 rtcn, If tli5 Rtsrest be
parnDn ia tic l.. iic SITE, aG,i or ESQ s,g EACH
TIC iI"e ,e ,pe in i.onlon. The iono'nls to DO
cm'og Propose, Ion bon,s.'
JONN CALHOUN,
cciil CnmnIrnller.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

WAS brought to the Pound OF the End Municipal
Wv ity, in Buronne street, between Hevia and oi
rod streets. On the26t, Sept, ls48,
The owp., is requested to prove property and sake
him away, or he will be sold b. GuiIlu' A"et'oh'
Ger, on Saturday, the 18th inst. u.nuru
oc,5 Captain Of Watch
r La eie amens eu depo, ia ',econde esunielPa'
lie, 10 &c sep'embre I'm grand chesnt b.: 10 pro-
n,ene,: nu,.elrent il sera vcn.,l fencnn par A
Gnil!o,,e, suean,eur sa'neLi 10 IS d. couranl :.
5oct II ) HARPER, Capt. Witch, 2de Nun.
wv Era. brought to,he und Ofihe Second MUM
w icipatv, in Baionne street. between Hevla
and Girod sire the 18th instant, the following
| animal, siz:-
Twotlur. Gay Hoi.es;one has mnrk on the iefs
hip: ,.,.,, ~ ,,..
them awayi fore Saturday 9th Oc'ober, or he will
S''' " II HARPER,
| octl5 Captain Of Watch
1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

LITTER pApER.,-Jist received nom the Brandy
MA Wine Mills. 6 eases cnpeiine blue letter rape;
some very low priced; 10 cases snpetiue white cliai
paper, do; Ceases dim pink letter paper; cases npe
fac packet post large ae; snpertine letter
assorted rOurs; uperine octave ortcd coiOgs
for sale, wholesale md retail, by FELT g. Co,
New York Stationers' Ha',
oc1l5 DI('b.r,reS .,r.e,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

NOTICE.
Uj'The brig Nelson Clarke, Pr man; from New
York. is disc hargng tier below tue Beef MAJ
ket: Consignees "re particularly .equC tsd to attend
TO the receipt Of their goods.
s L. P WHiTHEY,
octt8 G Conf Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

SVshE Stockholders OF the Second Municipality
Il Steam Forty Company, hereby notified, tIut
their mites for the thi enstaent are now due end
peyabc az the office o, the Pre- len No. "a 4ussuns
Buildinr. Canal street.
Uet6-9t
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aprosespsnga Of G0nNetl.
sreees " gev2s u p 4. lle,,lle 6 !.
TugspAy, 18th Oc,obet, 1895

TUgspAyt 18th Oclobet, 1898.
Tho Council mctpursusnt to adjournment; press
ent the Hon Joshua Baldwin, Recorder; Aldermen
Caldwell, Gloyd Lockett, Mcux, Nixon, Peters,
Sewell and Whitney.
tins Journal of the proceeding meeting having
been rcad and approved,
The weekly statement of the Treasurer was
enb'n;tted showing the receipts OF the past week
to have amounted to s626S 40. issue of notes
S992s; balance this dato S35si5 40; balance last
report $26,s3l So; Expended since $25. 1871 50;
ns,cs redeemed 1857 s.. +.
s. K,bnufg, offered as his security, mi. L. Gar.
dere, who was accepted.
Apsision from the @ leans Cotton ,Psass Com,
pany read. claiming 634 feet 5attsfe. IN front
of their property referred % tho Fnfan',a Commit
tee. Z. -
A petition from owners of property on Perlid6
street, asking 10 have tho sdo wuks aud curb
stones laid, referred to the Committee on. Streets
and Landings,
A proposal OF Patrick Kean 10 lay lie flag
ging OF Poydras Market wis referred to the
Committee.
Mr.. Peters Chairman ofthe Finance Com
fnittee introduced The following which! the rules be-
ing dispensed with, was taken taken up and adopt
ed.
Resolved, That tho Treasurer pay OF, the war.
rant Of tho Mayer, 70 Alexander Bnrke, the sum
Of oae hundred ahJS sNe .So 4. rs tor iabqg done
Nj. Glssds Ghairrpsn of. tho Cou,ni.tgo on
Strseis, and LaGdiHgs made -ths following re-
port. ~adit- 'sds ssopad fcconPapitd wnh 'its
annexed rcsoiniQlfs, WhscR ias rnfss being dispcG
sed with, were seVera!lJ taken up I'D adl ,rca
Tas con;atses OF Streets and Llat.'eg, re,Esc-
fully report 10 the Coobcttia- they have Stpout.
cd 5. Gloyd, alderman Of the hrs. " ard The CHAR.
an and ruba,' tor The Consideration OF The Cpun.
Oil the following nan.ed otai.ianccs and rssolu-
tons. -
lst. An ordnance 70 establish u Ferry near tie
ST. Mary's niarAet, and connected VITA the CT
ofLafayette.
3D. A resolution aatlorising the collector OF
Leyce duties TO employ assistamt.
Srd. A resolution appropriat.ng Two thousand
doaIs TO aid liz tie cons:Iuctisn Of road ..roug
the Carreton avenue.
duh A resolution providing Cor furnishing bricks
Ter the Use OF the municipality Tor one year.
5th. resolution providing for placing lamps
at sundrypdn,s wih ,Ae mccoy pot alvd Limits vi
the municipality.
SPENCER GLoYD, Chairman.
G mr.
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CO-PARrNtESIliP NOTICE.
yUNHE Co-partnrisu;p here oore existing under the
j. firm Of GLOYD II MCDONNELL, III the EN-
change Hotel has been .hi day dissolved by mutual
consent } ohu NicDonneils thrged with The 81 dc
ment Of the nAurs of the itc coporue, hi ,, AID me
name OF the firm viii be ns"i only in Liq0idalion.
OGtI---i3H3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

CSTAlE OF LOUISiANA--Pprish Court for the
~ Pm and e'y o, New Orleans Present the Hon
Jelm White in'ovent debtor, in nciual custody vs..
his creditors and tie creditors Of White & Folly On
alh Oh giving the Court to undcIsiand thai sufcieni
nu'nbc, OF creditors III nbcr and omouut had not APP
pearednt the lEsettg OF creditors to snshoTse dis
cnrree pudcr the law II is reforc ordered by the
aa, The second meet ng Of the creditors Of the
petitioner rnd o. hi.e aud Foley take place in open
Cuu on Monday, 29ih day Of Oetsber, 1885, ihea AID
there to deliberate On the affairs of the petitioner and
- .he-v cause why the SAID iasolves, shoald sss u
dscha sed.
Es'tl,s rem the minutes.
Ci.ras Once, Oct 8.hr 1888.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

SPERM OLD CASKS tni ANA " inter- s.g;,iuyo ,)I
~ in store, end Tor saieby
HYDE T. BRO,
Eu8 cor Common 81 Magazine s.;
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Lure 80 d. Cox. Ocar -SecOais uaiciI6Re, I
Nouveie Ole,ns l0Dct 1858.
GNONFOEnEWENT a une resolution du C0nsaa
Ven dae tn 81 scpIeml ie 1888 ,dcs Off cachsees
Seron rccns &C bureau jr'quu mardi. lie Te joar do
no'enbo rrcaan, pouri'uis ceat mile Piasires ss
Bonds de csl,e mnnlepale, PAYABLE dan. 're..e ass.
payahle par semcs,re dNns Louires. New York %
In AoU'c lie Oiicana, eoiAme il EZRA eoasenu.
Les bons duvcnt ei0 pour ipille piastres chaQue
pi rin,ercs ei, puyub. dan. les Flats Unis ct Posr
icuA cen cinquante vtcs sterling sis sont pay ables
t.onhres. Les PROPOSE ions dovent etrr adTessees-
"piopOsis for Bonus ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

WHITE HAVANA SUGAK-lG 6oaes 10 sloie
w snd for sale by
SLATER & TRiER,
ostlo 40 Posdras st
BURGUNDY VINE 80 iMze. IN store. 70. sac
~ BY SLATER + i'8tER e
ossia Al Povdras al
HRRAaDy-ao pps ssperio1 old Brandy, is sole,
kD fos saio BY
TRHYDE b BROTHEP-
octl3 cor Col. noI g. ria.azre st
Al saioby .-4 ~
-. SLATER g. TRIER, ,
see48 dA Povdras street.
" Eie. packet ship OSCEOi a; CLitds, master,
from New York, is discharsin" opposite he Vegoto.
bte marks; sonsignees viii please attend to The re-
ceipt Of their goods.
LEVI II GALE,
octl8 81 Common st
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d z WATERMAN,
The Natchc2 Frcc.radr,; Louisville Journal; New
You. EXmoss Philadelphia Herald aud Sen iine: Bos-
ton Ats viii please pab h the above three inns, mud
10 wor'i then accouGt> 10 this Office.
onliI- I'M
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

The following resolution introduced by Mr. Pc
tors al The last session being order taken up
and adopted:
e Resolved, That the Comptroller he, and he is
hsreby authorised ie adjuG,calc 10 the highest bid.
DER all tho buJiup ss and other obsiIucons within
the lines OF the new street extending from Poy-
dras 10 GirOd street, between 1'choupitoulas and
Magazine streets, aies giving five days notice, re.
curing said buildings and 4obstructions TO be re- |
moved within. fifteen days after the adjudication
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

DEACi BRANDY 30 bhls very superior Virgin
L ia old Peush Braudy, Tor s-ls b"
TR IN !iE s. BRO:
OctlS Cnnmnu 4, NnpnziIn 81
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FROM KEY WESI.

BY the S. NAL schT. Hope. Capt. Grfths,
We nave received file Of Key Yves, papers 10
the 29th rliinlo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-22
WAsRINSroN. Feb. 1A.

WASHINGTON, TCC. IA.
 MT. Adams, J. O., has been the lion of the day at one wing of the capitol--and Perry Smith, from the once we'll represented state of Connecticut, has been figuring away in the other wing. The House suspended the rules, and made the reception of petitions the order of the day. The desks ot almost all the members, all from the New England States, were covered with these numerous messengers from every highway and by.way of this vast Republic, praying in au sorts ot prayers for all sorts of benefits. Mr. Adams, who for long time past has been wonderful. ly quiet for MT. Adams, made himself az he always does upon such occasions. an object
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-22

The Four MardTers cf Col. Ward Arrested-The four brothers Jones who murdered Col. Ward near Memphis, Tennessee, were taken January 23d. on Rcd River, near Fulton. by party of gentlemen from Hampstead county, Arkansas They vera conduct cd under guard to Lte Rock. to bs cent from there
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.
 House of Representatives. House have spent the whole day in an exciting debate upon resolution introduced by Mir. Wise, of Vn. which proposes the appointment of Sc. lect Committee to examine into the charges made against some of the msmhers of the House in one ofthe recent letters of the "Spy in Washington" The resolution is preced- ed by the charge made against some mem- Der, who as yet is nameless. but whom the writer promises to name, if necessary, and against whom. if the House grant an investi- gation, he pledges himself to prove certain crimes of bargain, bribery and corruption. The resolution has been debated to day by a great number of members upon both sides ofihe question. In modified form the res Olntion will probably pass.
 i. WAsHlNcToN. Feb. lS, 193e
 This morning. immediately after the jour- pals were read, MT. Wise rose in his place
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-22

Fire About 2 o'clock on Monday mor- ming last, our citizens were aroused by an alarm of fire. It proceeded from the bull ding occupied by MT. Gabriel J. Seeley, as a Store, which, with all its contents, was soon destroyed. MT. Seeley was insured to the amount of $2OOO, which will not wholly cov- CT his loss. On the building, belonging to MT. Horace Bull, there was no insurance.
 Danbury Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-22

HoN. DANIEL WEBSTER, Senate U. 5.
 Having read the letter, MT. w. said that immediately on receiving it he spoke to the writer, and signified his readiness to present the letter if the writer thought it necessary 1; observing that he was not surprised at his anxiety 10 remove any suspicion or doubt which the charge alluded to might cast on his character or conduct. but that he thought it might be doubtful, until something further should appear, whether the Senate would think 1t proper to institute an inquiry.
 The request. however, having been since repeated. Mr. Webster said he felt it his du- ty to communicate this letter. in conforming to the wishes of the member, and, in pursu- ance of the same wishes. he should move a resolution toF raisihg a committee. He
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-11
HEMoRRHOIDs.

IIAY'S LINIMENT.-No Fiction--This extraordi-
nary chemical composition, the result of science
and the invention Of celebrated medical the intro
duction Of which to the public invested with the
lemnity Of death bed bequest has since gained repu
taton unparalleled fully sustaining the correctness Of the
lamented Dr. Grideys last confession, that he dared
ledge ON this subject he therefore bequeathed his
friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret of his
discovery.
It is now used in the principal hospitals and the private
practice in country first and most certainly for the
Of the Piles and also extensively and efectualy
as battle credulity, unless where its effects are wit
messed Externally In the following complaints:
For DropsyCreating extraordinary absorption at
All Swellings- Reducing them in few hours.
Rheumatism Acute Chronic, giving quick ease.
Sore Throat-By cancers ulcers or colds,
All Bruises, sprans and Burns, curing in few hours
Sores and UlcersWhethef fresh or long standing and
fever sores
Its operations upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swengs, and oosening coughs and ghtness
Of the chest by relaxation Of the parts has been snprs
ing beyond conception. The common remark OF those
who have used it in the Piles is acts like charm
The Piles-The price 81 is refunded TO any person
who viii bottle Of Hays Lniment for the Piles and
the empty bottle without being cured These are
the positive orders Of the proprietor TO the Agents. and
out Of many thousands sold not one has been unsuc-
cessful. ~
We might insert certificates to any length but prefer
that those who sell the article, should exhibit the Original
Gau,ion-None can be genuine without splendid
engraved wrapper, which is my NAME and also that
O the As'A''' SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK q CO., sole
Agents. Fletcher street Maiden lane one door be.
low Pearl street. New York, and by one Druggist every
town in the Union. X.
An Editors who will insert the above months, in
weekly paper shall be entitled to one dozen OF the article
For sale by J. l.. PEABODY,
may 10 washington Cty.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-11
i MISS THEE. MY MOTHER.
BY ELIZA COOK.

BY ELIZA COOK
] miss thee my moherl Thy image is still
The deepest impressed on my heart,
And the tablet faithful In death must be chill,
Ere line Of that image depart.
Thou vert torn from my side when treasured thee
When my reason could measure thy worth;
When knew but too we'll that The idol I'd lost
Could be never replaced upon earth.
miss thee my mother, in circles of joy,
Where I've mingled with rapturous zest;
For how slight is the touch thai will serve 70 de-
All the fairy web spun In my breast!-
Some melody sweet may be floating around
lis ballad learnt at thy knee
Some strain may be played, and shrink from the
Form fingers on woke 1t for thee.
miss thee, my mother; when young health has
And sink in the langour Of pain,
Where, where, is the arm that once pillowed my
head
And the ear that once heard me complain
Other hands may support, gentle accents may fall
For the fond and the true are yet mine;
Eve blessing for each--I am grateful to all
But whose care can be soothing as ihine2
Imiss thee, my mother, summers fair day,
When rest In the iyy-wreathed bower,
When ! hang thy pet linnet's cage high on the
Or gaze On thy favorite flower.
There's the bright gravel-path where played by
thy side,
When time had scarce wrinkled thy brow,
Where l carefully led thee with worshipping pride
When thy scanty locks gathered the snow.
I miss thee, my mother, in winters long night.
remember the tales thou wouldst tell
The romance OF wild fancy the legend of fright
Oh! who could e'er tell them so well
Thy corner is vacant--the chair is removed;
II was kind to take that from my eye,
Yet relics are round me--the sacred and loved,
To call up the pure, sorrow-fed sigh
/ miss thee, my mother! Oh, when do mott
Though know twas the wisdom Of heaven
That the deepest Shade fell on my sunniesl spot,
And such tie Of devotion was riven;
For when thou vert with me my soul was below,
was chained 10 the world then trod;
My affections, my thoughts were all bound but
now t-
They have followed thy spirit to God!