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"TiiE rGUt RICHES OF LIFE Is HEALTH

" I,,or con.,n,,s ,.o ve,,b nf ,,c yrcat
m,s, If ,,e Mann j., ,hs ,s ", ~ ct o,,,or cn,n.
tries. TO nr,scrve ,hcrciore' that health bv no,u
"a means is Or md moral and u liticat scheme
to fulfil which, requires gu utmost attention.
The uupreccdentc uoDul, ritv and universal m.
ap,robatirn which th;s medicine las ncl,i.yed
throuphut the United STAINS the Cnn,d,s yrSns.
Mexico and tho West lnde- f,llv i..,.'y Or
Peters in warmly and cousc entiousIy rec ,ul,ueu
ding them To the spccal no,ce of the afflicted,
Peters Vcyr,abie P Is arc + o safest m ,st off,
tual and economical remedy FL, diseases Of ,h,.
human conS,,,n, on that h sever hccu discsvcrrd
DR., Peters. the inventor of this invaluable mcAi-
cine from his knowlcdoc sf the ,um,n system
derived from "A lone and extensive nr,c,;cc has
arrived Ia ,;sc,nclus;,, ,n,t IN, ,rr,,, ,,J ~;
mary causes Of mos, d scnses ;s n d,.r,nrcmon, in
tho functions of IN. liver mr. in other wHrds m in
crease;, ar diu,nish.d sccrc,ion of ,he h;lc
81, wn, il his unders,cnd ,l,n, i, is c,mmon for
pcrsons 10 saw whon ,hcy yps, nrw.I ,h,, ,hcv arc
kl,u moaning INA, ,knv h,p ia, nnch lila NJ,
the stomntl, On tho ,;hrr h,nL whor ,bo aov,
or lille il d;r;mshcr ,G. ,rnccss NJ i; los ;on !,
imper(cc,l, ocrf,rm Il. me p,,cnt brc ,mcs wcnk
and c,naciatcd, because aourishment contained in
,ho C,od t,lop int, tbr 6, m,ch 10 M, rr,na - 49,
tr,c,cd and tim rood ;s elected in n crnd. :,,ts
Dr P,,ors is con6Jcnt ,l,ot I'm, f,nans uyrr,r
Theory. 80 called that. I. imm,r;,v Of Tim hln,d
il the cause of all diseases, is , rrca, ,Lxnr,,v
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

Lady Compound hncse Snap re
c'nmended "v the ladies' If Madrid and Charles
ton, indeed ROYALTY, nobility, the ,ress, aud the
gigantic balance at all things, punlc opinion has
"ul"9lscd :, and placed the efficiency OF Lazy l..
Mon,nguo's compnnud Chinese soap beyond sus
pci"n Tor tcte1 or ring worm, limpcs on The face,
sun burn, tan, eruption, puckIv heat, and atlec>
II ms Il" the SKIN, the healing qualities If this soap
will soon eradicate. 1t is recommended as al,
'm"ll'' Mt shaving sop or compound for gentle.
men, Tor h"an1'kl"g 'h" complexion, removing
1rrckles, and mpartlng FRESHNESS s. auA deticacy 10
The CON ilrNlOn. The ans nc'htic dlsl rtiun of
salt and white hand, is wi h many IN ohec, OF
considerable interest. -ExP"s"'c"f warm climates
The neck fac" and hands htcuIe tanned or h ,rd
eneh, and the lnv"nIirns OF modern chemistry have
been rendered. suisse sIe;, not merely The
snry every day arisut Ni, but even to Its Injuries
.nd clcgaucIcs.
Sold wholesale and retail a, NJ. 95 Custom:
house 81. Price ST.. oil
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TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL
PRE-, ALL

lisa fact that 1ooOO of Sarsaparla Blood Pills have
l. been sold during the past months,
u IS t-th they taken nnnmcrabc instances
HV,te and correct the mscliesou> and bad effects uuuck
endangered.
It's fact-That al! qu,ck me lie ain minerals
mercury Which gu ,ck< think kill cure and trust
t"t,er effect ''ht or miss"
rs Il itc-Thu Numerous quarks aud foreign impo
eau themselves 'l''or> latthey n!.c,y impose
u'er l''n Az" dangerous preparation the public carv
nothing for the consequences that they only pocket
tn'r unjust gain.
It's 'ict-Thtt the quacks and nts;en imposors who
now n'e>t our country know nothing of the m
clues. nLLA les, about 1iseLscs of thu humi
1t Is aact-rhcy cuarly ctlraclom< follow
ing diseases, all Of c ,.r Nv Impure
niiIe blood and animal iluis namely
Rheumatic affections, Uc"rnu> Oft ,tIro
Scr'u!. Erysiprl,s; and body;
Jaunacr; liearur Scav rrupti"n> and bl,i, hes of
Diseases of liver, skin, ;!Ir shiu:
Aome. AMI glands Dry and water pimn1c, and
RAN OF the side, nluhr the psutnr, Vi! the i, and
back aud spine. the body,
regain of the heart and Tctt"r aud rlne worms;
st"narhi Swelling aud hardening OF the
Inward fnvris, bad taste in glands of the urch in
the mouth foul breath; yrn,s. lrcnst &c
fl'tulcncy: lmliststoni Stomach coughs;
Want of appetite; LAYER complaint
Sour rrncton and acldrles of i ,rh " arrirash &c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

rl'HE ADDRESS of the Louisiana Native Amerrae
Association "a the czeds ri Louisiana aud hi,
inhabitants ot tie United States, just published and Ion
sale by DAVID FrLT Il Co,
JIG p Chsrtresst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

EVRESH MEDICI ES-37O pa :kages fresh med
l. zines, received per recent arrivals from the North
cities. Liverpool and Havre making their stock OF
medicines full any in the Southern country Their
iiue medical preparations from the celebrated ,anu
factory Of Mandcr, Weaver Il Co. from .hon they III
be constantly supplied. Planters, dealers and hys-
Clans will he supplied on the most favorable terms.
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
p d7 COZ Common and Echapuulus sta
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NEW MUSlC-O, Native Music: The ,;onveu, !, d
Pm a ranting, rowing 'Sla lh; Never Despair, FL
don't you re nsmh"r the beautiful glade in the DrlmI
Tonance; Tie W bite Horse Of the Pep pers; Thou
come and 'Loye h'u art me- sung by Miss S
ri in the grand Homentc Opera Ame; Good Mig
Ihr meeting aud parting; care not for spring on
tickle wing, bv II Russell; Come, conc th art in 500
row; a Life on tle OceIH Yave, by Russell; Che
watched for him; 70 ma Ie fall tea, Come to II, an
morning; Ucrhe waIers moonlight There no home
like my own, arra"sed FIR til, harp ,v L Laharre-
toyal Waltzes, by tlet lie; Queer. Victora's Cuur
QuadriIles. Just received Ind for safe. Nv
dig CASEY 10 rar,p st
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JAMES'S, Chas. TfRRELL and other NOVELTIES
Charles ryrrrll, Or the Bitter Blnod, by James.
Cheveley, or the Man of i.nor by Lad, Bulwer.
Lady hevrley, or the Wo.tun of Honor, by Lady
Cheveey.
Lord Brougham, Sketches of Public Character vols.
Historical Sketches OF Suites nen in the time of
George the Third, ? vols.
Nicholas NickIehy, No to Il.
Jack shepherd, No o3.
Adsm Buff and ether m Of character, by Jrrrold.
Isabel ef Sicily, bv ruckermann.
Paul kucH: IKE Barber of Paris.
Coucealmemt, new Novel in = vols.
frahcia's Reign of irerlos in Paraguay
Picei"la, by Sal tine
The Hugusnot, Captain Kyd
Richelieu, by Bulxer. NC" S"p'l'es'
f.. JOHNS, 4 Co.
july 3Otl-3w, cor Of ST Charles g. Common SITS
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HARRoWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Alabama.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW

THREE DAYS JDDRNEf FHCM We"
ORLEANS.
SYNHE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
Il sure Of announcing to his friends and the public
in general that he will he in readnesb by thNGrst day of
Nav receive visitors. He will also state Tor the he-
Reft Of those distance, that there have been large
Improvements made aud others now gong on ana II"
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscriber accommodate a much larger number than
heretofore, and ut the time much better.
Fa,nilir can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
those ~ho prefer have large cabins detached from
the maia building.
1t j. Iee,ned unnecessary tie anything in Tarcu
lar az the character these WATERS foe it is generally
believed that they no, inferior to in the south
States. All the anuscmcnfs that are gene'n!''
found At Watering Places, will be found at this. J (
best music that this part Of TIL country Affords,
been +ngnsed and will be in cohstnnt attendance at
Springs during the whole season.
! I've subscriber will avail himself Of this opportunity
returning his untegned thanks nr tn" very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes by the rXrr-
tiOn, that have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations, to merit liberal patronage the
resent season. JNO CRAM.
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From Mobile (Alabnma) to Augusta 'iireJ
I EANF.s Mobile every other d:, , mmsaIely SlttI
the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans per The
steamboat EMELlNE, to l'lakcly. coaches Pensacol.
steamboats, er Pensacola Bag, st Rosa soun, and Coc
t!|'ace River and lay) to Cedar Bluff, coaches theme.
via Alariaana ClattaloGchee, formerly Mount Yer.
non, salnb ''ige, Pdelon 'la" kinsyIle and .ouis
vile, to Augusta asscngcer E.kin his scat at M,.
bile is in no danger Of being thrown losing hi.
pre- erence by other conflicting u,eres,s he FLOK
ia LINE is but ont concern, and ,mder ,r
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival AT Augusta III time specified, through all wea,t-
uophe should occur The Grea, New Orleans Mai
is carri'sty this The Agents for ,arYmn,oda
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard natural roads, the safe and inter
csns water navigation, the time and accommodation,
afford the traveller speed certainly, comfort and pleas
ing variety; connected as it with tho Rail Road
Charleston, 5. T.. and the steam packets To New York
travellers III New York from New Orlean,
lkss THAN II nAvs'-Washington city in u.
From Chaltahopchee, Florida, we have i}ranc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks, hor
post coaches, also two branches from Hawkinsvill
oaclss, STOCK IONS s. co,
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1855.
Ctcc al Mansion House Mobile
"Dis,snc., New Orleans to NOZZLE, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, $40 %
Augusta to Charleston, i56 6
Charleston to New York. $50 100
Time, Nov Orean !" Mobile, % hours
Mobile to Augusta, 80 6
Augusta II Charleston, l2 {.
Charleston to New York, ST. 1858
Making 1853 miles per day. or miles per hour, inclu
sive Of all s,opI,ages. nov 10
N. u. beg leave TO INTERN the public that the
bridges over the Chstahooehc swamp aud Hard Labo,
creek have Jus, 4een completed ~ the general govern
ment, the My Obstacles operating agaustths sale and
speedy route ale thus happily removed; and have til,
pleasure otle' nng from travellers ,hH the coaches hor.
SIS, drivers and oas Of the first orer; and as to the
water route from rcnsacu,s Cear Bluff it is admit.
ted by all who havs passed through it to be ',s.r.sse,
III novelties beauty and safety. The bridges through
Georgia have also been repaired. J Nj G BAKER.
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MONUMENTS 81 Washng,ons Patriotism, with
NJ fac smile of his public Accounts during the Re
voYii 'naryW foil" volume S34 To u EACH will lie
he devoted for a ,se OF the Washington Mauua! lQtuur
Scl,s"l and Male Orphan's Asylum.
This huly national Work ought to he in tue hands
of every American; and editors of the CITY and
country papers witt contribute that violent object
by giving this advertisement a few insertions.
JOHNS II CO. Agent,
aug. Gtil-ln. Cor st Charles 4 Co,,lnr,n st
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do do martlngalcS, :.
acd, brass, and jaranned coach harness, :
d" do do g'g ana sukeo do :
do do do Baruu,he do
gay, cart and wagon do
Saddle bags, double andsH vnlices; medical
aahc bags, Brussels carpet bagss best iron frame
gather folio trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, nssorled sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sulkey, twig aud planters
crop whips: wool, wors,cd, cotton and leather
girIhs and sursngles; s'lrrup Learners; trnnk
straps and wors,e1 rein web; chain and "o"k
names; blind hridIes aud lines; S o'ch cola s,
and horse and mule collars, ::"I all qualities; mo
rocco, buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
brass and steel birdie bits Of ev ry description
slated. brass and steel spurs of every description;
plated, brass and steel slrrups of every descrip-
ton
Together with a complete assortment Of every
ar,cl. in their line Of busness-ail Of which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue 10 r. ceive through the
year, BY packet, from New York, fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ample and complete.
KOUES. DAVIDSON l. CO,
~ Is Canal ST.
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TO WHITE LEAD DEALERS.
IN CASNS pure lead, 500 lbs EACH
~ n casts No. i'Lead :"
Is pure :" $50 lbs each,
1870 kegs lead, 25 lbs each,
For sale by the Agents.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
~ serHsr Ccr Tchsrisurhs 81
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a1ARRISON'S SPECIFI; OINTMENT
4 Il c great celebrity Of this unrivaled Com
position, especially in the Northern States, leaves
its favor; for il has bcer generally conceded to it,
that it is beyond all comparison the ST remedy
for external complaints That has ever been disco
vcred. Indeed speed and certainty of its ope-
rail- ms have the appearance of miracles c,rs,
unds corns, fever sores, childba!ns, white swc',
IingS, bilcs, piles spider d snake bites Sc nnc-
dialely yield TO its apparently snperhun n intlu-
encc Thus if properly applied it will remove an
invetcratc corn, break and heal bic i'll five
days, will alay and perfectly cura ulcer in two
weeks; and the most desperate cases Of white
swelling that can be imagined, have been destroyed
by it in less than two months. IL the bites Of poi
sonous reptiles lis efficacy is truly surprising, an
even in the bite If rahid dog for if applied in
time, It's power Of attraction SO wonduriu t.::.
they will at once arrest the poison, and thus pre-.
vent it ON perv ding tbs system. 1t is likcws g
greatly superior to any m:dlcinc heretofore disco.
vcrcd tor the chatd backs and lnbs Of horses, for
letters, ri worms, chappcd lips. and in short for
very external bodily cvi! that may fall to 'he lot
of man nr beast.
Tho propr tor las received at least thousand
certificates and 9th documents, in fay OF his
" 5 ccltic Olntnent,' upwards Of hundred OF
which were written by respectable members OF the
Medical Facalty, ali breathing tho same euogy
and satisfaction.
Pre- AIRED at 1873 Liberty street, New York, and
for sale Il, 72 Magazi street. Few Orleans.
mar16 If
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GAODLERY Wharf.-The Subscribers, mnnn-
~ fhc.urers and wholesale dealers in siddery
xooda, are now receiving by late arrivals from the
Ipr,h, in addition to their former stock, extern
s,vs sss"r!meui of articles in their line, smnng
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

Drills TDUfli PASTE.
For cleansing. Identifying aud pressrring II. TseM
'ENlliS preparation his ac1alrd erc:, crebril. by
L It's possessing the mos, invaluable properties for
giving the Teeth polish, sw-r,ing the breath, and en-.
r,ly erud!ca,ins the scurvv. 1t is f,rmrd Of rg'ed
pleas nj 10 t.s ,as', and highly beneficial 10 the
hean and preservation of the Teeth ID gums; nor
rs it osSess aoN, r"rr'Sv" n"'n'" the enamel
nitm ''"h instead Of being nparcd Ia h"v"''!.
the case in r"s' ohe' compositions viii br preserved
ard rendered beautiful in the For sale al the
BAZAAR, curne, Of - til ircs ard Common st.
dI BUSH &, ALLAN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

~ itSkEf-loO hrls ,ec,iifd in sto,e Cor sal, + !,
" nRSEY p Nsr Leyse
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n+,NHLisH PAPER L. STATIONARY The un-
~ dersigned. have just received per shin Kisito
from l.ep.'bn, and offer nr sale
~, " r"1n's large blre woys Letter Paper
sO dc % do laid do
So do do white wove da
20 do tinted gilt fancy lo
~ 10 do do No,e Pane,
H. Do do do d n esaS
10 do mus ic paper, IL ard IL slaves o!aazo,..
tal-Ials Whn,nan's munniaeinrs.
Ill nk ch,ds gilt and ornaments color b,
wood and mahogany, hsn2s mn ,uted, elsgnn, ,feis.
Color boxes, with slides; coors in cakes o. al Ainds,
hehermans; camel f"i' brushes, surerGs qualify:
nkslands office, rosewood mahogany and ebpt ". 10
portable; dn bronze tor o6res hi eleg M 10 IA,
INDIA 'uiief, best qualify square pieces: tt,ay, me
books, suitable nr schools: nuni,uld write,s medSs
COED aud AeE'iman~; Copying presses, iaiio \ t;rit,
Copying h. superior yuh!ik; Stephens cha srabte \
permanent inue wiring I'D, in jugs; Perry, q ee1s
all kmts, W. &e. EJtiHNS n -,
NIB S,,,rn,.,, II III :
= ltf r>--.>nw ieGrryns it,un ships Sea a F'r,,...,
Eerau, st'ie,ini asst, imeul, such i, AsIi.,t,5
Patent 'ronzri Fyyss ii .,tov.S, II lew MI, al
i"ur, voAins, f,arkin, &c Ar- Fer -ul.t,
81? a I.,,u,.,,,',.,a,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

Notshi@ y 10, no. 80 Charities st eel, are re.
c"iving daily from their house in pula lelnhin nm
eiegnnl aud Gem plere assortment of sub, t,nnllaI
and tn$hi"naHe clothing. They invite the a,,en.
l'"n 1" the tnbIlc, as lhey warranted in SAVING
that strangers aud citizens cannot Furnish them.
selves mo e advnnta4eously in any city IN the
Union.
N. d. A few dozen elegant ivory handle UNI
orcilhs, from - 10 36 lncnes. Also, a LARGE lur
WhItr D. he "a ok i III hnxes u .ri.,n - -
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RENOVATION OF THE SYSTEM

LIST. The vital principle (4c) contained the blood
@ Blood makes blood
Sd. Every thing in the body IL derived from blood.
18th. All constitutions arc radically the same.
jt All diseases from upurity 0ftc blood 9th
or words, from humor, lodged tue Iudy
9th All these umrr, carried OIL the blood purified
and made heathtu by the sarsapaa that assmates will
the blood.
It'll Vegetable purgaves alone assmilate with the blood
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EDUCA IT JN-FKENCH aud EN1LISH.-
Nr James, recently arrived IN this city, begs cave
to inform the citizens of New Orleans that he will
"prn an academy on Monday, IA. January, a, No.
~ Toulouse street, for the instruction Of youth of
both sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ahly assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs,
Me'cher, who speak b"rh those languages with
srrn' iinency and purity, and VIII" will take charge
OF t!'e department OF the Young Indies.
MIR James will give his uh,Ie attention =, ,bo
various branches G" education, aud fl ,ters himself
'hht II" Will give entire satisfaction to those VIII o
may honor INN with their confidence. nov
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Charleston. JGly
was afflicted four years with an ulcer in the LEI,
any accompanied with eiys,pclous inflammation al
pam I'll the leg and ankle joint. Several eminent
exsrlcd their skill upon il, but ~thou, rr,nanen, !,
tni' case five bottles of ltn indians ranneea mn
cure. MARGARET A. WEST, 1871 Mn
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