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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-18

gentleman who has made trial of Dr. Ey,ti
Soothing Syrup,in his family lin case Of a leehn,
chld,) wishes us to state thate that he found en-
ilrely efiectual IN relieving pain in the gums ar
preventing th consequences which sometimes e.
ow. We cheerfully comply with his request.
n. Y Sos.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-18

We believe it is generally acknowledged by Inoq
who have tried it, that the Soothing Syrup "
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another co.,
nmn, is highly useful article for the purposes a
which it is intended. Highly respectable person
at any tate, who have made use OF it, do not hei.
ate to give its virtues the sanction Of Their names
Boston TRAVELLER
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-25

AMERICAN HuMMMe BrRD.-A couple of waggsh boys having taken nest of hornets and plugged up be leisurely passing up the towpath while the boat in which he was passenger was getting through the lock, and sold it to him for nest of American hum allow them to come out except in tight room, and to ensce them back he was to beat upon their nest, which would induce them to return their habitation With this information he hestensd on board the boat. cabin to examine the qualifications of this rare spec
 men of ornthology. Having given the nest to his partner with instruction to call them back # any per- plug when ono came and lit upon his hand. "Och, fait look what beautiful creature surely. niver ould Ireland had the like" Just then several had come '" Och thunder and turf, bate the hiye, cried Pat, throwing his arms around at every fresh sting. The divis bad luck till ye. Jammie, why don't you bate 1l Canajokarie RadI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-25

Dr. Humphrey pr0nounces, in his letters in the North American, Peoria (ll) to be the most beautiful site for town that he hns seen in the West. It lies on beautiful. ake.like expanse of the Illinois river, and contains l50O people. Four years ago there was but Q single frame building.
 The Athens (Geo0 Banner announces the death of tho Hon. A. s. CLAYTON, formerly Representative in Congress from Georgia. He died on the 2lst ult.
 APpRoFRIATR-Itis is said there is mercantile house in Boston, under the firm of Kneal and Pray. That is . partnership which ought not to be dissolved. We knew eight or ten years ago, firm in Portsmouth, N. H., named " Pray and Neal" They were ship builders. We have heard of firm in New-York with the captivating title of Ketchum and Kissam.
 TIE SPOns-I. is stated in the Madisonian, that our Government paid to the office of the Boston Morn- ing Post for printing and advertising for the year end ing Sept 1ss. 1887. the sum of 9l6664 s6 The amount for 1888 was probably larger. The editor of the Post well qord to devote himself to the task of apOlogizing for and attempting to defend the duet Of the present administration Nest of the lead ing orgsps of Van Burenism in our country are Jed in similar manner. but perhaps not to an equal amount. for the drudgery which they required to perform for tks posus,s aGt De-" We should like to know how much is annually paid to the Hartford Times establishment for its efatsto smake the worse appear the better par" -HarsforS Pairios.
 The cost of boarding President Van Buren as the Washington Hotel. in the city of New-York. for six and hall days. was slx HUNDRED AND sEvENTy-sD DOLLARS, which amount wasp paid by the City Cospo. ration ont of the peoples money. This is modern democratic economy.--Harsf'd Pat. paif
 The Richmond Inquirer says there is no fear that Mr. Van Buren wi not get the vote of New York !" There must be fear or why does he make the election eerng tour to dazzle the weakse enthral the strong to purchase the hesitatng. to win back the doubtful and to coax tho fence men [ MT. Van Buren has ten
 thousand reasons to fear that he will not get back the Empire State !-N. r. Star. ..,s7afs s...j ,i
 The Van Baren party in Rhode Island have namin- ated Thomas W. Dor of Providence. and Benjamin B. ThuEs.oa of Hopkinion. as their candidates for Congress d the election in August next.
 The Hon. HKRny CIAx arrived as DalAAlo ca Friday morning lest and eis in tho o'clock train of cars Cor the Falls. whsFo we learn hs win remain fsr few days at the mansion ofhis ifiend Gen. E. D. Porter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-25

Another Hero Gone--Jonathan Mason, soldier of the revolution, recently died in New Hampshire. at the age of "A years. It
 IS stated thnt he was once taken prisoner. and
 that on bring brought before General Bur. goyne, that officer questioned him as follows: sclfnow l" f'' A < -7-- \ ' T,'I N. .s "Same as always did," or q" .'S - - 3's P' '-'-
 ~Whys think that you and an your men
 Will % in the same fix in three weeks" 77 l All tae Yankees in America can't make mo . prisoner of war." - "You'll see." N s
 In three weeks. sure enough, Burgoyne and
 Sll hls men toll into tho hands Oz tic Yan-
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-25

The entire distance is travelled by either rail road or steamboat, except the distance between Buffalo and Batavia and between Rochester and Auburn:-- So that former statement Of 48 hours was too hb- eral If AS houra are consumed there will be hOurs of stoppage. But even at 48 hours what travelling Who ten years ago would have believed 1t possible to travel that distance in SO brief time N,N IVY
 es.Ssea K xssge Rochester Democrat,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03
PR1cE ~ CENTS.

Y,sru, Of ii. we esq sp,r Prsss If Veo lr'r .fs
u,,n,,, al, as,e.lt = ua' nioir... II s,ios
The propretor:, !, ID IN tn. 18th Of March, 'S37
sJp,.slp rl)15. iw,v, ,)Nl as fn III Il ulv p;if
=, - nn,lh ,ltt,s !, n,-ltli,lv i, alvu:.: tsls
dollars f,t tne n S,.slv COZ nrv pD;r. pav,'e une
y.ar in advance, v,srs u, civ rsreace u sive' W
will be discontinued until urrearhgas arn
s.ttlea Ia Of di contin,,rce, "ne we ,k'I s
I. prit.ns must u, inv,rsab given, previous to III
expiration Of su'script'on. b
uscrton and half that price for each subsequent oae:
any material alteration fro the original advertisement
will be charged as NV one:
orty dollars t English alone, and sixty for both Ian
ylagsa; tanks, Insurance Offices, and other sin'ia
Subiic Institutions, fifty d'Ilars in English only nut
eight. for both ansuages ship ind Stenmho:' y ~
1o;s or Commission merchants sixty dollars N Ene sit
NC and eighty Tor both languages. u
MAHRiAaEs, )Mrg>Ry Nor'c.s' "nn a1i-'cs cav
r1nislof pnssensrrs benefits, NC. Nc viii he e. tss
ons dollar per square for the first insertion !" each Ian
sui.e. ,:..,,, az ~ 49,. ,I
Al nature. When al n.sibIc stall be charged dsuble
aud in advance. ,,. I,
Ac"".srs Shcr il. i,sgs,ers OF Ni!ls and Nar-hal
o., sale. Of real estate. published IL both lang 'se
aid So per cent in nysh alonc 10 por cent. o. 'a
o other property So ~ L., r
Of tho advertiser, such as legal auction AMI = ant
on SALES, rana~ ay slaves, stray animals, nc. ~
Le charged tor sera.ntety' AMI nt he "r','nry VI
ADvERr,sEMENTs not aecitied "a to time, VIII D
pu' l,hed one month"; and charged acc"r !ing'y Ill
No advertiser Of bankruptcies will b. p" 'sha
in anv case, unless paid tor previous t. nsert'on
payment guaranteed 6v responsible person in town,
Theatres and other places oi amusement, ndvetlsc
daily Or the sea son. he charged *lo' tor tnghS =
''s ana nS S, y" , Of can ai for pol" cal
viii be charged double the price OF other ad' ar'e'
mcnts, ,,;,., hv ,.v.,s.,.,
,rnru;,.'r, thew have tn tine c inclusion "h9H
ia " ,f persans whose accounts INV" u't IT, W.
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a1.iNTs oils, HLAso, BRUSHES, tNc.-. us
/ landing from ship Constitution and for sale-vn:
800 keys white lead, pure; 80 d" green paint, in 8
libr keys; - .oz JapaedIins for sig st0Olb hrags
70 doz splendid 0nO0O ground brusle also ofO0OO and
oo 10; cases green in powder superior article
40 0 IN cans; large Of sash tools of every
size and quality: sable pencils for artists; fiat marking
brushes for mere ants; artists colors in oil read, pre-
pared in boxes, fitted with all necessary brushes
artists t1oIs, ,Nc.
Flake and s"mnitv white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large and choice
srnet Of prints dry colors oil, turpentne vnrlish
ny MONDEl.Ll,
a28 So Camp st.
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m EDtCAl. BOOkS-Just received End Tor sale ut
lvt the new t,unkst,re AZ Camp street:
Abercru,nbie on the stomach and brain, 9 vols
Armstrong s Practice. 2v"ls
Bills Via omv, 9 vos-Bell ON the Nerves
Erck's Medical jurisprudence
Copper's Surgcry.2 vols
Cutler on Bun,!ases
Curi,,st ca OF Medical Experience
Conprrs Surgical Dictol.ary
umgissous Physiology, vols
Devices on child en-DeSces on Females
El~r!..s pracce-Et7rsrs Therapeutics do. on
children
Gil,s,n's Surgery, ? vos
Guoch's l,iI~ifrty
Gerhard OH the Chest
Hcrner's Antony vo's
IIenpe,'S Medical Dictionary
Hall on the Nerves
Kramer on the Ear-Lacunec on the Cnest
Louis on Pt,is-i.uuis on Fever
A!eis'a Md viierv-M clm"sii'> Prncii q, 2vos
Wood & BucEe'a Disrcnsatny
&c sc &c
T 81 at the '''rs' ALEX. .r,1Ar,
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PRO: rus.

.;,sr " ~, , l." p,hl.i, ii, til, be.
THE s1" ' .',, Il ar,, 4 CoudanSatinn Il
ginning OF '"u o". nf I, Did aud y .w Sorlss of
the twenty S".u R,o II TO ts CO tprsat III fmr
Mart'"'' L"u'''." L. 10 the IN dol VI P,tcrs
volumes, o.n', "eco''" 80 fSg
CONDENSED Reports narration Inv 7. Barton
TIN" WON Ta oftr y assisted by T'illiain +.
HARRISON Us" III. il aisn resni ted by II
Brand, Esq .,;rod are Il tho Snpre neC ,urt,
distinguished .,'. eli, Judges, to ~ ,sct from
and by ono o, .'s Ct. nal. til, advantage " hich
their pers"i,aa' I"F Il I'M t;.uir eSRaS ienci.
may natnfa''. IL otning avery Dag maIs nc,
l. Such Il ,;, Il ,s vonnnnust rxPehAive,
cessary' as '''e IN ,,'G curi.'si'S Aed is iaani.
and sclrcc' -" : Les6t tho union, IN iele ,nce
fest, in tho o'':' a,udenco OF Lou ana; a, the
to the pHc'''"' Ne numerous pr,iotPles he's des
circumstance o. ,n.nt Of eenfic,s Claws, i axes
edo. in the a";N art aiiadged ,ses ~ siut u,i.
the knowledge {" n. Whole union, Moreover,
lily 10 tnc annblic Of Texas has adopiea ur odes'
l"s , .hus there isa g'sn' ''e'''. !" 80
DECISIONS '' n,os, IN eating the par 'sel cases
"s !" Louisis ma. ard ocnaslo"'"y ~. !" .;e
dec'uo" ,,hori,atv9 t'ru7h' q the o''''' e'' VIII
90 added ~ W will f.,m our volume ragsl octave
The ~ Wo e" IsIivorai, bound, 10 sntsai.sts A. Ut
and VIII 10 ooss shout be found psaSslcahle u
per vo.' ~ int, three volumes, the p7se . sub
coH,r, will be Is PR W.,
subscriptions '0'N WM McEBAA
CO. Cs,ns and Guatsp9as.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03
iEMUHKIIOIDS.
HAYS LINIMENT.-No Fiction.-Th

HAYS LINIMENT.-No Fiction.-:hs OK.
l. traordinary chemical composition, the result
Of Sciences and the invention ',' celebrated nedi;
cal man, the introduce y Of which to che publ G
was invested viii. the solcn'hIty OF q deatbbed
bcqucst has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining the correctness Of the lament:d
DR. Gridleys last confession, that " lie dared not
die without giving to postcrity tho bruefit of his
knowledge this subject" and he therctots
,qucathcd to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
II is now used in tho principal hospitals, and
the private practice III our country first and most
certainly for the cure of the Pcs and SO exten
sively and efsc,ually IL battle ceduiity, unless
where its effects arc witnessed Externally in tic
follow ne complaints:
4 For DFcpsy-Creating extraordinary absorption
st once.
All eiIinSs--Rcducng them in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or, ChrOnIc, giving quick
case. ss ~,
Sore T,roat--By CANCERS. Ulcers or Colds.
Group and Wnoopmg csush-E1tcrnally, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, sprains, and Burns---Crring in a
few hours.
Sores aud Ulcors-Whether fresh or long
standing, and fever
Its operations upon adults and childsen In rollc
ing rheumatic swelllngs, and looscnug e"ug,s and
tiyhtne.s of the chest by relaxation o. hs parts
has been surprising beyond conception. -"
common remark Of those whs have used it in
Piles. is - IL acts like charm"
THE I'll ES--'rhc price, Il is refunded TO any
person who will Hottlc Of Hugs Imminent
ior The Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured Those are the positive orders Of The
PROV, le,or TO the Agents; and out OF many thou
sands sold, not has b'en unsuccessful.
WI might insert certificates !" any length, but
prefer that those who scil the article, should cz
hlbl, the original to Purchasers.
CAUTlON-None can be genuine without a
sp.ocld engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
and utGu liza, Of the Agents.
- SOLOMON BAYS.
I s5i, wn55!eshh7 I'D -e,aii, by GoMS'IoEk &
Co New York, and by one Drugsrs ga ~ ~
| town in the Unon. r..
| For sale by t:'c Wholera'c eEeats, coFnoT Q
Com non & Tchoupitoulas street, and by tn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03

~ CASEY, No. ~ Ia up street, has just received
80 ir" London, per ship iser, ''emv, Mc'Gm
Royal, super ltn, AL Imperial rnunticr and double
Elephant drawing paper rimed tnvnl and lnIrin
do. Turul'rlis L"nlun boards Plain n,h Tin ed
li 'st j bond Ivory paper Irnn>pnrc Horn puper
Gold and silver paper, Guild borders, White uli Cour
ed Rice pa cr.
DRAWING PENCILS.
Reeves Sons best pr-p'r'd Lead Pencils; Hr"nk-
mum l.nlgdnn'- do u"
EtH.bt RS. &c., &c.
Reeves 4 Sons W.er Cuor>: Newman. do, box
~ OF Chalki snit rn,oIs-;'6, I! ind IA! different
shades Liquid Gold; Col aud Silver shells; Marble
aud lima Ink Slabs. rtina >aur,'rS China Te~ ;. e.,
AMI Isi.,, i,w,, Manu-, Iai',r-:
Pnrnh hru-ls's; best l;nger Pnish brushes; rnsah
knives; ,Iu-,c anl S>etchog ro,toli"s; Paper Iputh
und Cork .,unp-; NJ mature lv"rics ii Cases
Swan QnilI Pencils; do black : iii" d..
Or, 'ultitit>,
Prepared canvass; Japnn"td Tin Eoxa. ENnnltr Co
us VITA Pencils. Drawers. g.. Prepared 'lns"-s
Il 80 \, 80 inche.
PD':kEr BODiS g. WALLETS.
Russi, md Morocco iccNct i,onks, Rus in Leather
Wallets; EusSm Lca,;io; ""'"", ''noks :, ivo,,
lcn,es; putsnt rn!,ie,s, with Silver pencil cases.
SORE HANDLES. y
Plnn aud Kee'rd Rose Buxwn"i, Mat cold
Furnished gold, Fancy culo'ed and gold Screw Han
dies.
ZEN HOLDERS.
Pearl and Gold Pen Holders; Pearl aud Silver do.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03
W 8. xsse.ee 9''spepsurA. ~

TGs!C ri n ists711s1 - ding - iAas ' ne
s setcss ,oS 20 ,y ,tssryt s " es
lo>v .u.! expense incurred III bringing II ~ s
piet" pertrc,.on
F,>,n " Cooper, Il S, Surgeon to Guys lI"s-
pitaI
The uniform success which has tended ,h, admins
,crins your medicine among my patients afflicted WIN
the above diseases, has fully sa SIZED me that has only
to be known be truly aplec'a.'' May the success
you well desc, We amply and speedily reI" YOU tu'
your valuable preparations.
From Sir A Cooper, FRsPRCs, Sc. &c.
Having been Induced 10 uy your Extract /" Str;.'''
cases of violent t.Guoi stHa, which, had herln mtCh
ever, prescription administered b! me- having ln"'''
sure and speedy cures effected h., ii, in few days |
eei sell in duty bound /" state thai no" in my rr:'c
tee bo'l public and private rec"'''"e"d and Use non
other.
From G w Blair, NJ y, PHI! siean to Guys Ito
pi,al.
The strict test which have given your me'!'ci"
among m, patients, a'a its S'h!c s'Icccs. Nns iar,
will induce me .,erseyerp in its usc, and ! 'Tecri ri
but act Of justice and oi '; 10 add ~i> feeble tcs-
monial in IN seu'I',:on of ,svr,urs
From |. & 1hompson, NJ ID ) l..
lrelu,n YOU 10Y sincere thanks for I valuable pre-
Of ,uIr ENrsr, for the cure OF i"""lhoc', Nc J
feel graf. tul That yon have al lass bought mct''c"
into which will p"nve 1esidc's.lum long sought ion
in til. n.c,c.. wo,lh-a sure, sneett and citcal
in the above class. 1t AFFORDS me great pleasure
in publishing the wold the valuable qualities Ut on
! Extract.
Were it necessary the proprietor could here furnish
many more testimonials eu+.. coHmen,iatoiN tir
a,oe bu, usts that its great hitherto he care
Il expense al which it has been ea,e will prove its
creates, recommendation among discerning public.
! One recommendations this preparation enj"ys above
all others is its neat po,ta torln--p"t up IN pos-ih
m.'le in which it may be taken, being both easy an
plea ,-i's tas,el, nature, with no restriction IN diet
or confinement from business. Travellers especially
would find this medicine highly useful, and ouGh
TO b. imp divided with preparation possessing the a.
vahtascs which the present. one combines.
| Accompanying the Me,licn" is pamphlet exp lana-
ter, OF the 'ieren, stages of the disease, without
extra charge, containing full and ample directions.
| For snic bv SlCl<l.E.S X co.
| mr. ii Saw SIN 40 Canal street.
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RU SilTON l. ASPINALL'S

kUSll lON ~ ASflNALL'S
TOMPOUND TONIC MlXrURE.-A speedy
~ and ce.tain euro Tor tine Fever aud Aguc,
rcmitten, and intermittent fevcts; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
,ersa success IN 1882, by persons Of tho highest
responsibility tins city, as stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended and has
been extensively used in tho above diseases with
such dist in guslcd SUCCESS, that the proprietor of
the recp. ha. hccn induced to Offer il to the pub
lie II, it's present form i'll tho hope that it may he
the means OF relieving many of those who are
suffering under the scourge Of on, country. Its
u madeleine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failrd of
ctiectng u cure, even in the most obstinate stage
OF tho disorder. Ii Is 1T all disagrceabc, aud
persons Of the weakest stomach, and children may
lake it with IMMUNITY. II strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one or in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect Il cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The pruprieto-s ure
50 we'll convinced Of it's efficacy tl,:t they agree
10 refund the price Of svery bottle which has been
tnksn in accurdanc, with the directions and has
not effected u peri ct euro Of the tevar & ague.
a. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans ut
his wholesale aud rotai drug and medicine store
curner Of Birnv,lle and Clar,res streets.
For Distr!e, Agencies apply to
j,5 +. W. SMITH, az Cont at.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03

4 >OMPASSES, THERMOMETERS, MlEHuS
I COPIES, &r-Just received and for sale by
Wm, Mckeau corner of Camp and Common streets,
general assortment OF Surveyors Conra.ses,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens,
sp,ing Dividends, sifng Bo's le"s, Ivory Pro
tractors,
Ivory scales, siun,er's Scales: Glass fria0siaz,
Parallel RIDERS Micro ceres, ihetmnaeio g,
S-anea a Ol,se urss, SsurvrH SChains, y
~ he.spg,yS Tapes, 81. Il!
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n. York & 2aItiu. ore Jackets

~ 20 d VSA q .O.1l ES1asOsC u Ss~AO ~
SIACNETs FOR NEW YOk View L'ns.
L TO sail punctuaiiy every secend Monday
curing the season, full not full.
ship Orleans, 500 ,o... Capt. $. Sears.
Ship Alabsma, Ala do C. G. BerrH.
Ship Arkansas, GIT do ES Denniss
Ship S ,oga, 81, do w Hathaway
Ship Nashville, $40 do D JacksGns
Ship Kentucky, 62o do ] Bunkers.
The above ships are of the first class. coppered
and copper fastened, ard having been built in NeY
York OK i'rcstly for this trade, they are OF ligh
cr'it of water and almost invariably cross the ba
without any de;-utIon The commanders are mel
OF great experience, and tbs ships VIII always bd
lowed up and Gown the Mississippi By steainboats
They have handsome furnished accoIninoda'ions
and stores of The best description will always I'D
fnrnish'd. The cabin passage is $50 without
vine or liquor, and there is no liquor furnished TO
the officers or For freight passnge apply
on board, or TO II & AMES, AZ Camp St.
the ships arc not accountable for breakage of
glass, hollow ware, marble or grahte cooperage Of
tn rust Of iron steel, nor responsible for any
package or parcel, unless regular bill Of ladng
10 executed therefor III the otEcG OF the ehls. -@
nUyoT
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SrATI II LOUISIANA,
RISH Court tor tha =, huad City of New Or
leans, Present Il,s Hon ''bio ShsFles Alaurian,
No. li266, John H. T. Ia a. ~ sctnal cu-,o-
his Creditors: Upon r. nius asd fling the Pc
nd Schedule, in this &c, is ordered by the
that meeting Of the L III a''' the la solvent
ace. in open Courl, on q he i''b dav OF
her next then aud there 10 ! ioetaEe on the al
iair@ ofs id insolseu aud in "fsEtiie all i,lncefd
'hss lost his aui nl5ett'Ts stayed 1t j.
'u'u. ordered that Thos H. "epaedH, ESQ.,, he ar.
Iced to represent tho .hscn o$si'rs:
Clerks UaSce, New O,!er 10Y. "a, 1888.
4 NGUf0L,
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E,JOHNS & co.
>.'r \rEONEk'o Hall, corner Of st. Charles au
y Go nulou streets. The subscribers having recev-
vcl and now in store their assortment of good FIR II
I'm land, France und dc North, orr for sule the fol
lowing ARTICLES: :,
do wiring do snp'r royal rova!
medium, and dctny, fonsca;', letter paper,
ex. large thin vellum; do blue laid; do do
copying p per, at all sizes,
London and Iir:S,nl boards; do .ncy letter aud
note puIer, plain, embossed usld coral bro
cadA,
American cap, letter and writing pape,s from
the est mills in the Union,
perryan Pens OF all dascnrtinns;
Best Ger"u', and E"ss'' quilts !Etcphen's and
perryans writing fluids, Morrison'a and
rer,!uns best Copying inks; English and
American flo Il d quaIto copying pnpc;
Rodgers e. Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk. PEI. AMI desk knive', ruzors aud scis-
surs,
Pocket book. and Wallets Russia anil Morocco
leather,
English waters and scaling wax, superior quail
tv; Travelling desks and dressing cas-s
Ackerlna,'s and \e~mauS hest nnlure Ct..., :,
Rrookman und Acker.nnn's drn" ing pencils,
Drawing buo>s, Albums and British aud Amer.
lean ANIMALS. tor 1889,
Boo ;s-Eug-h, French, Spanish ltalinn, q n
man and latin consisting il, classical, law
medical works literary. Nc.
Just receive aud Tor sail. by
nov20 L JOHNS g. ca.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Unfrn'fl

NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC-U"fnn'',sd
~ rumuss OF the undersigned having SOLD o1t
or disco .,,nucd his old aud long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
NJ, s. custom house Street,
Having been most nlusriously circu' ,tcd h. self
Interested parics the subscriber bcgs TO Ass 10 his
friend. generally. and the public at large 'a &c
.,l continues within two doors OF his ll.e or
former stand, to be furnished with fail t d .E
tcmsi.s supply Of all the standard kinds OF "''en
or vegetable burden Sceds OF the growth d m:
mort of the present season, 1887.
Since the early part of September, he Ja 70
ceivcd ample supplies, by the packet ships ''lS
burg, Kentucky, und Ark ,nsas, all arrived s'"r,
pass,yos, direct from Now York BY tho Il So
sppi and another packs, he Is IN daily t''''a-
ton of Il suppl, Of Fr"i, Trees aud AsI gus
Roots, having already received invoices tt" 70, by
mail. go
The subscriber bcgs further to assure TIL p 1Ie
at large, that he is at present MS we'll en- Died TO
NEE, and execute orders for all the kinds OF IA dc
Soeds, either wholesale retail, as he 9 ar Nas
sinc, his first establishment in January, II u.
Country Dsaers and Market Glrd.rer ortefs
filad at the lowest and most reasonable ~ by
The pound weight, and gallo" or b"shn' ~ '-l''
Catalogues either IN French or Eng! f, hAN
always he obtuimcd ~ personal appr 10" ~
u.u,I. To WIN SMl II
q arden Seed Store, IS Cust"n',ou 81 :,
NOrE.-A constant supply ol Bird So e. Tf
mixed ptan; puiverlzcd sonp; herbs, anu "I ~
drlod ncrus,--M,lii . supply Of peas aud AM