davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

NORRlS II Co. NJ. SO Chr'ras street, a,e
~ RECEIVING and opening the most splendid, SUI
s,nnia and tashi"na'e stock of C'ohing they
have ever c>hibit,A N this market, rnus;ainu il.
part Vt the toli"wng nr''r'"s lnr, hl1r Iarki Jet
b,Hct, london brown, il o., olive. u"d"n sn"A.
and golden y I'VE ir OK and dress coats; hpav,r.
<,nhr and har,n.t"n i'ock coats, elegantly ii'nsn.
ed taucv and plain black roa-,,n, re and cl"ii,
pnn,aInnis english ana i,enrh Itnvy and plnil
silk aud -atln vests: real new market comforts:
euyI l-, aud trt ,ctl tInrv ant! pam arts an.i
htkt-: chnm"is, sks-~ .h aud gum classic
p.ndrrs; cham"i>, mcrinn. lnms w".'l, wc' sh fans
mel, silk and cotton net Shrrls nn,! drawers: fine
hnln and cotton SHIRTS, with lima 'nsrnS, plain
aud rutil'd: ,v"rr pearl Hnt plain handle silk um.
htr!'ns " G,aii's' premium O. vc.--- !s", u
h,np'liu nr'i. Of white Md Tor " +,i,in4s, balls
&c.; :, ,r;t'er'a silk and ra,inliA hdl;,s: pain
ii CURED nnd e"nro'de!"d Cant.ir do; 81 K, lamb
wn"iS martnn, germantown, and brow aud whi'r
cot ~ h,ll hnse; all ni wiirn they "tfrr Iow for
cash, or t" pun;nnl customers - usual. nov. |
CAIlJN-FRE.Nltt and EAGalSIi.-
Mr JAMES recently arrIv ,nil CITY, he leave
to M. rr, The cilz ns OF New Dt!cans THAI he VIII
OPEN academy on Monday, t. l,nunrT. at NJ.
70 Iu}nuse street, Tor me inStlnrlou 1T youth OF
both s'X-s, in Freu' h an! English, IN whch he
will he ably assisted by Mrs. James ard Mrs.
! Me cher, vino speak '',h those inngna geo with
great hntucy nn'I ptr,'v and who vii 'aI.u charge
! Ut the drrar,nl. mt OF ii. v"nns ladies.
Mr. } mes Will g,ve hi. Vi h"tr attention 10 the
vnti"as branches ii euucail"n, ami Il ,ut's huns. Ii
that he VIII give entire s,tl,ncrl"n /, those "h"
may honor h,tn with h,ir conf lentu. nov
! NORRIS & Co, No. IS Charles $, Get, are re-.
c. iv,uu daily from their horsa IN P"Ia j,iph'a
u.yani and ,,!eIe a,suttntnl Ut cub t,hnitni
! hi tashlonahle cinihlns. They ,nvltc the n'ltI-
lInn q. the pnh', az ihey are warrant III saying
that strangers AMI citizens cannot i"tnisN l!.rn,-
selves mo auv"ntaseou>'y III any cay n .he
| Union.
n. 3. few i 'arn ele!nDt wary handle nm
hrrilas, from 3. To sc inches. Also, large lot
wh,rip,ne pnckir. hrxca, v,r"u- sizes, nv low
| ENNCHANGE-on London, Tor sa's by
! ~ mil LHGALE, % Common st
IlNlIE. subscriber offers tor sale so bs Flour i5u
| ! bulls Whskav; 30 casks bacon sides; 80 casks
F., Bacon Shoulders; ~ casks canvas>ed Hams.
april rliOS 3 HULLEN I; CAMP 81
| ~ IllSkEN-!U0 barrels rrcn6el, Landing f,oI
w steamer Empress for -sls by Il DORSEY.
nl 30 "A New l.eve'
IL az 4 TsIER, 81 G-ovisrF =,
1 IFE FRfSt!V ENS-Iu>l rcc,lyea II superlu.
IL article uf life pfess rcrs at the iazanr,
! a.. Bush ALLAN
INE--iC"O >us<s Tlonus,on Lime, landing tron
nplo sNJ WHITNEY, - Camp $
stEAlEN I'll y,IuuIic and Roman for sale hv
~ mnr27 READ KAkSrOW. Bank Pla~'
N,Vt.ttM ,;AND..ES-JlI boxes sperm uu".l.,,
- assorted Dtanls. for sale by
apl Il BR!DG.. & 20 Is; Nuss@ne 3.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
AREN'T lY'S nYSPPrIC iiNl3

w. /, rrp | u
,uini.u that nine rnhs of the diseases shat aiicc
rn,nkin, origin ,,r in tn, ,tom,rh. This Elixir
used hy hun with III. unprecedented Success in
~. nr,yate and public practices for upwards OF forty
years, Tor the rc""n' OF he f'l1""ni ',sSa:.S S,,
i'"Hs ~ ippr'''' '. u. ~ ,hn Ilai ,nJ ;nl;
s''l' IN" Il" 'i' ' t:., w, r,r,, Is ur,j i, ,u
NJ ," ~ SUE " ,;,. h,L;, J.; tunl to
asses WI IT, '"''s'''' VI ''''''N "' "
exist. t., ,, al ,u,,n, IN. l,os,
ms h''o''' '',. W.. co ,h HMM; ~, :, i ,h,
OF HiaeN " H. ,,,, n, ,,,si sr;,n,;fr surur,,
s"'' INV 9,'''i W. u" a.. ' ill.,, s..,,t ~, nrs,,,n,
'o"i" 'l.' WV ,i ,,, C y,r I,r,c ,i, i, is
was ra';ha''" ny wv "S .i w. y, s ~ ;,i amor
6-fc','ie '' P''n'" ~ wy 70 Ivy ~ ;I,,' r,, mi
s1renrn to the system, and cheeruucs- the mind
u,l n few botes removes the most mirmcd cases u
Uvsprp~ia or lodi .cson and prevents return nj any
future period. 1890 ,.
NEW tHHH, lM ' N l,n,', 1000
~. ,,,,o,,,,,,o,rin'' ,,,r n sr,ru,nrv life,
StH:--'h cnnSelnchc""' 'etahS =" s'I'In's nc
hnSr "e'h t'"'nea nj re OF tS' WIN ;.;' L w.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

GAS 1'EPAKTNENT, J
GMs Lisht Ba"Aing Comply, J,n7ury 30, 1889
'BNiE Strk OF Coke being 'n'cn reduced this Com
4 rany will furnish Fitlsburg Cuul in small GUAM
ties, to their customers.
Orders received 1t the Gas Office. Bank Alley.
jail T. " WEIJES S+rc' o.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

!Nn''i!c to Augusta, VIA Florid"-
, Leaves AN, M'I %s, r%s.".y' sr r" ,.
splendid steamer Champion, (cx-
ccpt in case Of st rns,) to rc sacrIa thence per
steamer To Roy to LII Grange, and the cc fu;r
horse post coaches via Mariana, Bunb:i!E., Pm.
'i:r'on, Bcrren, Outlaws, Il: d Perry, I" Macon,
Ga thcncc ria MiIIcdgevillc, and SPARTA, 10 War.
renton the &C per rail road cars to Augusta.
Tho Champ in splendid order, with new
c rp"r boil ss, c"ppcrcd and PIPER fastened.
sihc lr Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations arc as handsome any ho :.
The beau l!ul Santa Rosa Sound, and Cnoc,a.
watchic Bay present the most interesting steam ma
Vgatl"n N the Suntl--aclDI at the slniat nc
perfectly land locked.
Tn" Teams not sur;,,ss. on any r,uc in the
country the drivers, TO man. Careful aud a,tcn
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous ',,vo b ct,
newly built, SO that high waters do not inter
The eating houses have been II os,ly changed.
and are now as good az or any r." ID IN tho Sun.h
1t Is generally known that the rXc,ilsnca and
hardness OF the roads enable the teams al .ca-
sons to make great speed. Their s,noolhn 81. Sc
cures tho travel er from tho Ordinary lat sur al
stage travelling.
! The Line now carrying its passengers from
| Augusta to Mobile in four days ali twcIs.
hour, or to NV Orleans in tonr days and ,wcnty
hours. GnIns to Augusta, tho limo is six days
travelling is the same rs the other direction, nj
tn" difference OF time on the r, ute. caused hVs
! day being tost in Pensacola, which. however, Is
well repaid by the opportunity it gives of scc G
the Navy Yard, tie old Spanish Forts, etc. The
travel or also sleeps at Macon, and again at War
tenton. This arrangement will continue III tho
| travel turns noraward, when tn inc will hs the
S me from Mobile to Augusta, as 1t is II w i'll the
| other direction.
Th. Advertisement confirms . plain state men,
of facts the accuracy OF which the proprietors
gauran,ec To each passenger III tn, penalty OF his
stage far.
| Map, oftho L nc may DO seen n, tho Tx hange
| Hotel. y, Ofleals, and at tn. Masion House
! Mobile.
faro ,hrong', from M"hi'e to Angue'a, SAT sc
| The ln'o extends, by Branch to Tai ahass.c.
At Chattahoochr, tho line connects with the
steamboat carrying the n.a'l to Apa aehisola anc
ST. Ioscph's.
Office at the Mansion Ilousc Mob To-
NIL y LOSTWlCk. Agent, Mobile.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

LIE great celebrity of TINS unriSdIlsu t'ih-
position especially in the Northern States. leav d,
the proprietor but tile need to say any thing in
its favor for has been generally conceded 10 it,
that i. is beyond all comparison the b. ST remedy
for external complaints lta, has ever boen disco.
vcred. Indeed TIC speed anI certainty Of its ope-
rati Ms have the appearance Of miracles C rs,
un9s, cnrns, fever sores chdh!ains, white s"eJ.
lings nlc:, piles, spider snak" bites &c l'n'ne-
dia'ely yield 10 It's apparently snperhum inttn-
ence Thus if properly applied i, will remove an
invcterato corn. break aut heal a bic in five
days, will aliay aud perfectly CIR. ulcer IN two
weeks; and the most desperate Cases OF white
swelling that can be imagined, hrv" h"rn destroyed
by it in less than two months the BITES OF poi
snnous reptiles its cfhc,cy IS ,rulv snrp'i>ins Il"
even in the bite fla rabid dog, for if applied in
time, its power Of attraction are 3, wonderful that
they will at once arrcs, the poison, and tlts pre-
vent it f ON pcrv,ding the System. 1t is likewise
greatly superior to any medicine hcrr,utnrc disco.
vercd Tor the c'laid backs and limbs of horses, for
letters, ri worms. chopped lips, and short for
every external bodily evil tina, may tail TO The lot
of man beast.
Tho propr' tor has received at lc'st a thousand
certificates and 9th documents, III tav OF his
" S, ec'tic Ointment upwards of a "undreI OF
Which were written by rcspcc!rhte members Vi the
Medical Facaliy, all breathing tho same euiosy
and satisfaction.
pse e., nr.d c Y l29 Liberty street: My York. IN"
lnarIG If
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

yN.riR- 1890 D,ls su7rrire $50 d, fine for sn'e hy
d II G DORSEY, Il: New !.ey,v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

DIAfING CAitD>--Just received few gross
Of very superior French cards, sor very Thin untt
fine, for sale cheap by d FELT L. Co,
mID N Y Sta,ioncrs h III, ~ chnrtres
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
$'EEAHi IszpA,l, ksaLl~.

<,,v\,,r- .I!I>Is ,',n,,,'IE .t.,r,.,,
~ rCATS ram ha-r I,,;r I:;jls xt,ucE an in ove
~, ,orc ,ulorrh INKS an ,iu or nIu,pI rn,rr rain
1esm,tc; a ID an frrorobh Y,cr,us bv Iruriu. Lrir
t,KpEKs at TRUE. AMERICAN OFFICE, corner OF
Poy,lruS aud st. Charles Streets
----c,i, III u ,SS,.:l,l ,,,, ;,r, -
II,n, ,,jis II ,,,s.n.-,n man, NM ,n,y, IN.
trs,lc by ADAMS \ WiliT\lL
civ q Gruvicr
a. -~------ -----
'N'i'..rN " 'I,s " ,I,''.
~ ''''o'''' "''' "''' "''e'' -, ''I
goods ate nov ewing ny '"ie a'''n ''"'i 'h'
north, l" ahn'' =" 10 '"ti' FORMER S'"eN' an 'Ar'~
s'vr assortment III ar'lf'ts IN 'he' lln', among
"hc" ar. me ,'''""' " W" Wv
L'dies and MISSES pn'n 'nd gained S'"ltS,
'en!letntna u" spanish "c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
FkAhVLiN INrrEn,hRy

F.haSAAAiA lNS lAEA2NG
lit p;ilC pCctlii!N informed that
i tuition is erected u,osI improved plan,a
in an airy and ntu adj irac si,nbtnn in the tau,tu
Frankil, upon the ruih I'd, nr IRON ,he Missi
siri.
The building il large sri cn,..n: o,o.sr Divided
into apartments, r k>.r'rr separatn eheTe; classes.
and different tiscas.S
The inst'tu,ieu i. sHrf:i Win ,ne mre =kinl and
attentive Halc and cHal@ and speaking the Va
rio'Is modern lang usgcs.
Private rooms may be Ind hv gentlemen ut five dol
lars pc, da,, ;netudin- at~I,l.rcs.A Sc
Terms in the mary wards, Two dollars per daV
Slaves also 'Ao !o!tar-. small Fox in the ordinary
wards FIVE 5oirs.
All capital surgical q, eratirns ex'ir.
Tie resident ps,s''.ial i Or Wcitr.nsn, 70 whom
anrIirnon for ami must e nude. to 1ir G.
l,nzsr,h'Hg \" Il isnnatt >ircst. eplalr
EfRlZliiNI. CDpr. R--lur ,r-sv ID in store "a
cases aSsot Tod trnuI 50 sheets, 30 Go inches
s LOCK-. 4 Co.
M Il g FROM leyee
M HAN,i.. OK uLAnFlrIIih-,pr sale hy
" M r YuRkE. ~ Carp
81 IOkh-lG btis, tor salr Ivy
NJ B.IMfS.i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

&M7 ANNERH liquid UDEN TlUA.-HAr
w been long used. both here and in the north
with uniform si''cess. Tor clea nsi md whitening
the tearh and preventing the ,oo,h che preserving
the gums, Purifying tn breath, and rtI,yinu mosi
Diseases 10 which The mouth is liable IN either the
" ait or infant -o"e lea spoonful, MIXED in a wine
Il,.>:uI ii pure WATER and applied l., the ect',
N usn,i nnnne' with hrtis,', will rtfcctnay PIE
YEA, srurvy, and ward of that .xcrulla.ing pain
III" tnnih ache.
Prepared only hv r. /. Wnngcr, Surgeon Den.
list 10 J., tierson College, and sn'c whoIrsale ana
retail by CARLETON 4 Ca. 81 Canal 81.
is slie agents Tor Wanael's nd,nt;ru
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

lS> lOkh-IG his, tor sale lr
NJ no .AMiS.t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

u Jones, corner Tivnl Circl. AMI Triton Walk
iho>G II 1t wish t" act as Agents! ad lross \ FOL
II JAN SEE, whol,s ,le Agcn mar Nv
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14
From The NeB York Epcning Star

Waiting one warm day last week under the
| awning in front of Hughes and Guynet's
| splendid store, and looking at the string Of
carriages in front Of Stewards, Advances,
| and in short, the whole range Of costly stores
Ruination Ron, in Broadway, we were struck
| with the constant mutations Of fashion, and
the migrating upon the present times the
dress, and equipments, and manners OF many
| centuries past, or rather the revival OF the
| fashions of the olden timcs--the long waists
| of Queen Annette boards and mustachio of
Henri Qua,re--thc heads and figures familiar
to Hans Holbein and Van Dyke. We are,
| it would seem, upon wheel OF fashion,
which is constantly in motion. 1t may, how
ever, bring us back many ages but we hard
| ly think, with our present refinement, it can
carry as far as our Saxon ancestors. Let us
| look back upon some Of the ancient customs,
and see how they assimilate with present
habits.
When julius Caesar invaded Britain he
found its inhabitants rough race of shep
| herds, content with the necessaries, and I'M
acquainted with the luxuries Of life. Their
diet was plain, their manners simple, their
dress little more than decency and the
ckangefulness of their climate rendered ne
cessary. The skins Of animals sewn together
with leathern thongs, or the fibrcs Of vegeta-
bles, formed their dress--very much in the
Robinson Crusoe fashion. But it is record
ed that, even then, the females did not lack
the vanity Of display, or the desire for orna.
ment. They wore necklesses oil beads, and
introduced wreaths Of wild flowers in their
long, twisted hair. Prior to the invasion,
some of them had acquired knowledge Of
spinning and weaving wool and flax long
black lunic, reaching down 10 the ancles,and
fastened with grdle round the waist formed
the state dress Of the most mighty families
| in The Scily isles The ladies', VIC may be
sure, embelshed their attire for where was
woman without the desire and the taste for
ornamenting her dress land the male ex-
ouisiies Of that place and time wore their
boards long, and somewhat after the Chinese
modc) hanging down, like wings, at each
corner of the mouth In the mainland, how
ever, the Injuries Of woolen and linen gar
men,s we're almost unknown.
BY degrees, there naturally sprung up
among the early Britons and Anglo Saxons,
sort Of dandyism. The gentlemen threw
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14

SONG OF THE MAIDS.


Weep not. weep not Cor ,hs beautiful dead
Calmly they rest 10 their cold bridal bed.
s~eetly they sleep where The still waters Aow
Down, far down 10 the depths below
Bride never rested 10 chamber more rare
Liles white lilies encrcle them there.
Pale az the check they 80 fondly earess,
Pure as the hearts that were born bot 10 bless
The suns mellow ray thro' The bright waters stream
The moon 10 their couch sends tremulous CLEAN.
The stars, as they move ihro the bse vaulled sky
OF pause to look in whore The fond lovers lie.
Weep not, then. weep not for the beautiful dead
Calmly they rest in their cold bridal bed,
Sseetly they sleep where the still waters dow,
Down, far down in the depths below
Tho loudly the tempest above them may rave,
More tranquil their sluInbers beneath the wild wave,
flushed, hushed their repose by the winds hollow drge
As 1t rnournfully bowls thro' the dark rolling SURGE
With arms nterlocked ia lasting embrace,
No more in their bosoms shall sorrow have place
Apart from carh's care, far apart from lis woes,
. who would not welcome their peaceful repose
Weep not, then, weep not for the beautiful dead!
Calmly they rest IN their cold bridal bed
Sweetly they sleep where The still waters flow,
Down, far down in the depths below !
But no, Ills not here that the beautiful rest
Their forms only slumber, their spirits are blest
Afar, Ear sSsy in the pure realms above,
Immortal they wander in beauty and love
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14
NIILLTARY AND NAvAL sERvICE-..yust h

MILITARY AND NAVAL SEKtICE-.Just I'M
Il ported direct from London and this day received
for sale by Y. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington, the
following new works on Naval and Military Science,
most Of which contain many eneIavngs
Naval Routine, by Lieut.. Fordyee. Royal Navy, vol,
Military Surveying, Reconnaissance Sc, by Major
jackson. Royal Staff Corps.
Modern Fertilization, BY Lieut. Col Humphrey, Royal
Artillery. 1 vol.
Wellingtons Dispatches, IL vols.
The Constitution and Practice Of Courts Martial, by
Capt Simmons, Royal Artillery.
Glasscock's Naval Officers Manual, Q vol.
Engineers Pocket Book. for 1899.
Transactions Of the coTs Of Royal Engineers, vols.
| quarto.
III THE Kings Regulations and Orders for ihe Army.
j hle Manufacture and Proof Of Gun Powder, by John
Braddock, Commissary Of Ordnance.
Tredgold on the Steam Engine and Steam Navigation,
vols. quarto 4A
Capt Sir John Ros on Steam Navigation, connect
ed with Naval w aria vol. quarto.
Belcher Marine Surveying; Robsons Marine Sur
| vrying; Makenxies Marine Surveying
British Nautical Almanac for 1872 lSf3 shortly expected
\ Bruf's Engineering Field Work.
! Col Paisley Royal Engineer, on Geometry and Plan
Drawing being the first volume Of course OF Military
instructions
Last Edition Of clark's Naval Tactics; Sir Howard
Douglass on Naval Geometry; Sir Howard Douglass ON
/ Military Bridges, &c, &c,
And many other valuable works Of the class,
ceved in former impoations Also, all Of the
well most Of the known valuable standard works on
Geology Minerology, Engineering, Architecture, &c,
i both English and American; all at the lowest prices.
Ir Books. Stationary, &c., imported TO order from
1 Londen and Paris. may IS
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14

wv IN the June number Of the Law Library which con-
tans also the commencement of Treatise by the Lord
Chief Baron Gilbert, on Rent. The work may be exa-
mined at the bookstore of +. TAYLOR.
The Law Library publishes SO to 60 dollars worth ot
law books every year for 10 dollars with the farther adj
vantage TO subscribers Of receiving them through the
mail, at triing postage in any part Of the country
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14

CWAN QUILLS.--A small lot very superior, are Just
~ received, for sale by +. TAYLOR
Also English Letter and Note Papers; Stevens Blue
and Red Fluids.
All kinds, royal scarlet Sealing Wax, in boxes.
Perry's National Pen, a article.
Peny's Mapping and Llhogaphc Pens.
Desk Weights, large Ivory Letter Folders Rodgers
Desk Knives and Erasers and Penknives in great vare
y, all low prices the articles having regard
to the quality can be found in this country mar l6
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14

CAPTAIN KIDD, Romance by Ingraham, author OF
~ "La6tieo the Pirate OF the Gulf &c in volumes,
is this day received for sale by f. TAYLOR, for
culaton among the subscribers the Wavey Circuat.
ing Library. mar9
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14
CAuTIONiii

I" are called caution the public The Druggists
IN particular, against purchasing from any traveller
under whatever preences they may be offered, any Of
DIR. EvANs'S INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
a. their unprecedented in the Of Consump
ton. Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Indigestion, costiye
ness Loss Of Appetite, Papifation OF the Heart, Pain
IN the Head, Breast, Back and Limbs, Dizziness Rest
lessness, and all diseases originating the Stomach
Heart Lungs, Liver and their associate organs, &c has
caused reckless lmposter, who il is ascetaned haS
been travelling through Pennsyl land, Virginia.
&e TO counterfeit and vend deleterous imitation of
EvANs'S CAMoMILE & APERiENT PILLS
and another mpos,or has introduced into Pennsylvania
&c, spurious article. puTporing TO be Paris SooTH
ING SYRUP, for children when cutting teeth-both oil
which deleerous counierfets. Therefore, in order
10 protect the public against the noads Of such mpos
tons, and 10 them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines fail in beAtowing, he has caused the
label Of Evans Cnmomile &c Pills, ito be entered &C
notice Of which entry Is printed on the labels ON
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills. and he has caused the
name Of Dr. L. Paris TO be stricken out Of the label on
his celebrated Soothing syrup, for children when cutting
teeth that the label Of the genuine syrup reads
.DR. WIN. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
an nlble remedy Tor the pain and sickness to which
children subject when cutting teeth, tested and APP
proved by thousands Of mothers and nnIsas who have by
It's early application. not only prevented their children
from suffering excrtiating pain but in many instances
rescued them from death.
J be particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that DR. Evans veDds any of his medicine
through the medium Of his resident agents. adver
tised throughout the Cnion his Western Office, Lou
isville ky and his principal office, 100 Chatham street.
New York. where wholesale orders will be promptly
cuisd on the most liberal terms.
HI The public may rest assured that in every instance
that within the knowledge OF DR.. Evans, any Of
his agents, where the Counterfeit Medicines purcha
sed vended, he will give them the earliest public
ice OF the imposition. Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted aganstseyera Drug
gisis Who have been detected and their names will be
laid before the public al an early date The best potec
ton he offer for the present caution purchasers
10 obtain his Medicines from the Agents only.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington, d. G.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14

Sicamboa, Explosion. The Cincinnati Post Of the
3st oil, states that the steamboat Adventure, which
had been condemned there nearly year ago. both nun
and boilers has blown up about three miles spove van
Buren,, Arkansas, killing one man.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14

T,,,o,d for Murder Two thousand dollars are Of
,,ad = :, Marys Georgia, for the apprehension Of
rhs'l.. Ros,upol, who on Friday, the 30,h ult shot
Can,a,n Tborna. r. Hardee, with pis,ol,so as to
- d.,,b in a few hours. Fifteen hundred dollars
.se offered by the relatives Of The deceased and Eve
hundred BY the citizens. description Of his person
/. not given.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14

EpIroRASDP EopaIEroE.
tn. M.plsosIAxis published Tn-weeky during the
sitting. 4 Congress and r ss..ss s!s. during The r
No subscription will be taken for term short OF sx
.or,h. I nos unless paid Cor IN Advance.
PRICE on ADVERTISING.
r,..ve lines, or less, three insertions, VI ~
Twelve , n.s insertion. 25
,onoer advertisements at proportionate rates.
/ lSsral discount made TO those who advertise BY
W. M subscribers may remit BY mall IN bills Of solvent
-. ao,iags PAID at risk provided u shall APP
oapAt postmasiers certificate, that such remittance
a'I SSsrl discount will be made 10 companies Of fps
~ transmitting their subscriptions together
OF and others authorized acting as our
~. mi be entitled 10 receive copy Of the paper
wv, or every five Subscribers that rate per cent
q INSCRIPTIONS generally the terms being fulfilled
on Ia,a and communications intended for the esta-
hi.bment will not be received unless the postage 10
mad
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-09-14

A MEXICAN EDITION OF M'CULLOCK'S COM
IA MERClAL DICTIONARY, with additions. by
Professor vethake author OF Vethakes Political Econo
first number of this valuable work will he ready
for distribution in a few days lin the meantime spec
men can be examined at the bookstore OF F. TAYLOR
where subscriptions can be received The work is is.
sued in shape convenient fortransporaton through the
mail oany part Of the United States, and will be forward
ed strongly enveloped, upon application to the adver
tiser. ap27