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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-03

TUST received large assortment OF. summer stocks
y Of various patterns; linen shirts Of fine quality.
GOSSIP Il CO,
ml3 Exchange Hotel, ST Charles At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-03

1UNO RENT-A comfortable dwelling house in Caron.
delet street few doors from Canal st; possession
given Immediately. AppIyto DOYLE NAV
mel 3 Carundeet 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-03

~ Err. brought to the Police Prison OF the I'd .nW
w ncipulily, the following slaves, viz:
A mulullO man named Moore about thirty four yeur
Of age says he belongs to Mr. Lubarnn.
ueg,0 named Paul about tuurty years OF age,
says he belongs to MIR. Pcpite.
a III tlntto mnhrd named John about twenty four
yeus OF ngr, SAYS he belongs to AIR Richard.
The oil said slaves will please call at the prs
Of the I'd Nun cpality prove property pny churges
and take them away. II HARPER,
July 10 Captain of the Watch.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-03

NMMENE an depot de la Srconde Nluniciyalito
II un grand Chcval bru", IA paumes do haueur
marques Lie proprieta.ro voudrais bicn lsre-
clamcr depot rue Barronnc, entre Ilevia Il Grod
die, Il Samedi 10 2 Aout autr tment il sera venduo
10 dit Jour par Z. Guillotte cncantour publique.
~ % II HARPER, Cnpitainc dc Watch.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-03

GREAT BARGAIN.
LNOR SALE FIVE thousand acres of fine, rich LAND.
= elisialy situated in the Parish OF Ouchta, near
Monne. he land Is offered extremely low and on
advantageous terms. APplva ut
June ~ No. 100 Common street.
nIL-75 brls prime Tanners' Oil
~ al casks summer Sperm Oil
may 81 iS3w l. IL GALE, SO Common s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-03

lust RECEIVED per Ship Orleans large assort~
y mcnt of Steel Pens-GiIlolts Barrc, Commercially
Eagle Il Perrys Donhe patent, and Fl Il Spring Pens,
Also several gross of Gots fine pens in boxes. Sold
by the Gross or single Card by d. Felt Il Co.
New York StaOners Esll,
No % Churtfcs Street,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
10 sch Azora, T a Lemont, st Croix.
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, Sc.


Ar at NIlaven 18th, brig Sophronia Dole, Ian
derkin, liallowell schs Effort, 1homaston; Hero
Bangor Sailed, brig ST Lawrence. Waldoboro'.
CT at Boston 18th ship Ferax, lleay, 1homaston.
Ar at Portland 18th, sch George, Bennett, Gar
diner FOR Ilaperhl.
Ar at Boson 18th, Free Trade, and Consul. Fan =.
gor; Clio, Bcals, Augusta; Thomas WINS, John
son, Bath.
Ar at NYork 18th, brig Empire bergman,
Guayama. 18th liydaspe, Lucas. Thomaston--
9TH Patriot, jameson, 1homaston; Casper, Hal
lowell.
q at Havana 2lth ult. ship Majestic, Mustard for
Brest, with French ttoops. -.'
At Mayaquez 26th ult. brig Pinta burlington fin
Wilmington NC.
Arat Mobile 9Th. brig Fairfield, Cults, Boston,
g. Ar at Salem l3th, sch Mexico, Cunningham, Gar
diner; Falcon, Brier. Belfast
ar at Philadelphia l4h George & William Park,
Bangor.
Ar a. Richmond 18th, sch Robert Rowly,. Small
ly, Thomaston.
Ar at savannah 10th, sch Mary Cole, Fuller,
Ihomaston
Ar at Fall River lsth sch Eliza & Nancy, KEEL
ley, Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Singular Ileas Of BGad Naa.-A
Young man of % years age, named Rogers,
who had been born blind, came to London
in the mouth Of march to have an operation
performed upon his eyes by which he hoped
TO obtain his sight. He was very anxious
10 obtain this sense, although he was COM
paratively happy in his blind state, and had
various occupations and amusements. He
was successful; but the moment he received
his sight, he imagined that all the objects
which he saw were in contact with his
eyes ; and he could not distinguish objects
without shutting his eyes and appealing to
his sense Of touch. He wondered that
those persons he loved most were not hand
somer than others. Having SO many things
TO notice at once it was some weeks be fore
no was enabled to remember sufficient To
distinguish the most common and trivial
forms and circumstances.
London paper
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
EndliaEn g'Vurgativc PILLS

Possess tm0 cery remarkable pr0perties.--
One IS, thcy cannot possibly do 'njuTy or
harm; end The other IS, they are ARRAYS
Sare 10 do good. ....
This may appear strange to some but when we
reflect that they cure disease upon .NA1URE'S
OWN PLAN, viz purifying the blood of all cor
rnpt humOrs, it will not appear wonderful that they
are perfectly Innocent and at the same time all pow
erfnl in the cure Of disease. .t .=T#
MoRE THAN FIVE THOUSAND persons in New
England, have been cured Of Intermittent, Remit
tent, nervous, inAamatory and putrd fevers; Aiea-
sizes, ErysipeIas and Small Pox inhamaons of the
Brain, of the Throat, of the Stomach of the Lungs,
of the Liver, Of the Iniesnes, the Kidneys, and
the bladder; Rheumatism both acute and chronic,
splitting and vomiting of blood DiarLna, Dysenta-
y and CholIos; Syncope, AppopleXy, and Paray-
sis; Dyspepsia and Hypochondrlasis; Tetanus, Ep-
ilepsy. whooping Cough, fs;hma and PaIpIaton O.,
the Heart; ncipIent Consumption and Maramus:-
dropsy Of the lead, the Chest the Abdomen and
the Limbs; Scorfula, Scuryey, and Syphilis; rom
chocele and Cancer, Gravel and Sranguary, loss of
Appetite, Costveness sick head ache, FlatuIency,
and other complaints Of the Kidneys and Liver, u
GERS and Sores of every description; Mysteries,
weak nerves and lowness Of Spirits, well as
leocorrma, MenQrrhua. Suppression, and other del
cale female complaints, solely by the of the
INDIAN PURGATIvE PILLS: AMI direct reference
can be given to persons Of the highest respectable
~, who haye been restored to health and useful
ness, by the above valuable medicine Gad in many
instances qtier Mey had Leca pronouncedby their
doctors INcURABLE. Shall not these facts, com
ing as they do from the people who have been ben
Gifted, and prov d by the living testimony of thous-
ands, have some effect in convincing the invalid
who perhaps may have suffered for years, with some
painful disease, that he too by the use of the In
DIAN PURGArIvE PILLS, may also be freed from
pain, andonce more taste the sHee,s Of Health. II
surely will. and trust the day is not far distant
when PuRGATIoN, the only sure and certain meth
cd of curing disease, will be universally aoknowl-
eag4d ard p'SE-As}g EHOLLYDRTVE. n
FR0Af THE LAA,D.
PRICE, - CTS. PER FOX NTH Full
UTRECTTGN'S.
$LF"All communications or applications of Agen-
cies must be addressed thus--''N. L. Office. n. A
College of Health, 1913 fremont Street Boston
Mass
Eg9S TR EMONT STREET, -. g..
Fer further proofs ofthc efficacy of the INDIA n
FEaETABLE Pills and.R list of the AGENT S foi
tha sale Of the same see advertisement on tbs out
side of this paper,
IrYaV Ii,nn A; gen, for Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The annexed from the Quebec Mercury
gives an account Of the disposal Of The
captured logs on the disputed ter tory, in a
way that does not admit of any appeal
Private letters from New Brunswick re-
ceived by mail yesterday state thai the
question of the preservation of the timber
cnt on the disputed territory, ba, been set
tod III summary way by ii powerful and
nainvted agent. The food, being no res
roctcr' Of parties, h7re carr;sA aw4v tie
Yankee hooNls on she hroostoo5 aed Fish
River, AMI most Of the British and a.ankee
hoons on the st. Johns, and the imponnaed
'ogs, to an immense amount Having eiudad
the grasp of the land agents, hive aoai"d
DOWN the St. Johns and G5len into hands
under which they will no doubt be speedily
50 Inetamorphosed that the wisest parents
Wi! not be able to rccog n,e thaif own bant-
iiuGS.c
But for this contrc-tem3s. the ii nber was
90 sold by auction in the course. we believe,
oi the present weeh.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The EASTERN ARGrs--rrriscd, is the
title Of paper to be published III this city
weekly and semi weekly by Meesrs Ira
Ferry & Co., the first number Of which is
to be issued on the 25ih inst. MIR. Berry
was formerly publisher If the Eastern Az
gus, which paper Of the present LAY. the
Prospectus asserts, possesses "verv little
vescmbIance to the Eastern Argus of form
~ days, beyond The mere title. ADV
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Indian HIqrs A gentleman, late from
the principal village OF the Sac and Fox In
dians, Informs us that war party Of the
Sacs and Foxes which went ont against the
Sioux, returned about ten or twelve days
ago. During the excursion they did not
fall in with any Of the Sioux, but met a
parry Of Wahaws, of whom they killed !
or 8 and took 10 or | | prisoners.
St. louis Repubican, Sd inst.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
fTAUPIEDs

In this town. on sunday last, Mr. Robert Ross
aged abuu. 80 years. \ child o. Mr. Charles c.
Lee, aged months.
- IN fhipsbu'g, Alice Delano, Daughter .ganes
l.enan Esq. aged about years also il child Of MIR.
Barker Duley, aged about ls months.
IN Thomaston, WIN. J. FARLEY Esq
IN Brunswick, Mrs. Francis E. wife of Professor
Packard, of Bowdon College, and daughter Of the
late President appleton. "
led in toolhbay June 9Th, Mrs. SUSAN, con-
sort of HsHRAIa1 ALLEY Esq. aged 10 Seldom
Is il our lot to record the death of a more unb!cm-
ished character She truly the kind parent, the
afectionate wife, and the good neighbor. 70 the
writer Of tbs article it has been repeatedly stated
that she died without an enemy, and one could
say aught against er. An excellent example for
others to initiate. Though not IA public professor
of re .ion, yet cordial love for the gospel an ir-
.rcproachabe lie, calm and resigned DEATH gave
pleasing satisfaction to those who best knew her. and
who were with her in her last moments, that her end
WAS peace he has left behind her, the husband
Of her youth, with whom she had lived in the mar
rage cunneAion SO years to mourn his rreparable
loss: also children, az grand children, and great
grand children, and numerous other relatives and
friends in whose affections and memories she will
long continue to live. The day of her burial was
exceedingly fine large came together,
and after listening, with apparently devout attention
10 discourse founded on sob l6. %, they lollowe
her 10 the house appointed for all the living.
= Sweet is the scene when christians die,
W hen holy souls retire to resi-;
How mildly beams the closing eye,
How gently heayes the expiring breast;
30 fades Il summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are o'er
so gently shuts the eye of day,
20 dies wave along the shore. ICON,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
10 MARINE t,sr. 10
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED. ..t
June -, sch .adno, Mirch s0ybrool (Con via
SAGE.
ls sch Lanra, Call, Beverly.
sch Enterprise, Fogg. NYork
II sch North Star, Smith, Savannah,
sch Reindeer, alexander, Charleston, SC
via Providence.
sch Maria Jane, Ably, Boston.
sch Julia, Merrill, do.
sch Maine, BIinn. do
Is sch Fruitful Vine, Swift, Sandwich
sch Desiah, IIuchins, Norwich (Con)
sch Helen, Wood, Boston.
sch Native, Fogg, do.
sch Providence, Edgecomb, 90.
sch Eliza, Curtis, do.
sch Aladawaska, Small, Beverly
10 sch Delta, Moorcs, Boston,
sch Comet Skolfeld do.
sch Orbit, Iloudette, Boston
IS sch Butler, Eaton, Philadelphia.
sch Leo, Rogers, Warwick RI
sch Liza & Nancy, Kelley, Providence.
sch Elizabeth, Rogers, do.
sch Orbit, Prince, Portland.
- SAILED.
10 sch Azora, T Il Lemont, st Croix.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The Effects Of Steom.-It is said that a
person can now go from New York to Jeru
salem in thirty-lhree days! From the for
mer city TO Bristol, England, in thirteen,
days, from there to Paris in tWo,, to Syria
in thirteen, from there to Jaffa in four, and
in one more TO the sacred city.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
Boston advertisements.
REFRIGERATOR.

TEYillS is a new and nsdnl article Of Fulniurss
rapidly coming into nsr. i'm the northern AZ
we'll as Southern iauiudrs J. in designed fo keep
cool and sweet, such dishes in he culinary HepartA
oit as are necessary IN be prot ctcd from the beat
RFFRIGEEATo H. NOW considered IN indispensable
arilrf' imihe eronomy'o of every good housewife
The quantity cf i,nd il wotrrs fienr The weather,
will more ihnn pay The cos of fl.e article The
Subscribers constantly receiving fen the rni
ulattnrer IieiIarrators If aii,rrrni prices. Sam
pies may be srrir ~ ihrir Furnilurc Uarc Honses,
no a12 CernIill ard Civ Market Building Brat
lie street Boston. KiT1 REDGE d BLAKES.
Bnsion May 30 1899. 4n9r
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Jurcaile. Calcalaiion. yesterday, u
yonng'un said to his i'ither-"i'a You must
give inc quarter Of a dollar tadaY.'-
"Why, never gave You MORO ,han nine
pence on other holidays, was Pas cool
answer. eyes, Pa, know that, (said the
lad,) but pro0isioes is ri= since iasl 8ea,, AMI
qnarter don't 90 M farther Than nine
pence used to
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The Message of Gov. Page, of New
Hampshire, successor to Isaac Hill. has
one single merritt is only one and hall
columns in length, aud one oiher-it rec
oinmends abolition of imprisonment Tor
debt. All the rest is the old cant about
4ub-treasury, banks, the Aroostook war,
SC.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

tPOkEN.
June I, off Cape Florida, ship North america,
Heath FIN NOrleans for Ilavre.
June 5. lat 35 Ion &c, ship New England, Swan
ton, 10 days from NOrIeans for Liverpool.
June Is lat 80 %, lon 6s IL. barque Levant Of
Gardiner-did not understand where from, or where
bound.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Putting is all the rage in these days.
The, New Era says" A gentleman in
the country. Who lately sent US the death of
his wife, adds the following S.--Just
give her little puff, will your
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Three American iishing schs were carried TO Hall
fax 2 inst, prizes 10 the Government sch Aictory,
and others were passed bound up the harbor. sup
posed prizes 10 the above vessel-one hailed from
Dresden--the three former were the Adele, Brown,
of Uoodbury; Eliza, Morton, Of Bristol, and Bar
lIiiInr of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

!. When we see man drawing two or three
babes after him in a understandings, with
one hand, and his dear resting on his other
arm, as they move along, it is evident that
he's happy mani
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The proprietors Of The Great Westcrr
Steam Ship have declared annual dividend
"} 9 per cent. with sf2l0} on hand Us IL
contingent fund.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Tie 6our Of Chiralry. A new married
couple at ST. Louis Mo-, sent with the no.
tice Of the nuptiaIs to the Republican, n
barrel of Flour, Of the best supertine brand.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Don't you feel billions :" as the mus.
quito said when he stuck hi. psoboscis into
d mans leg.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Steamboat burnt and Loss Of Ljc. The
steamer John Bull, which cost 900 900
was destroyed by fire early in the morning
Of the 10th inst. eight miles above Sorel,
on her way to Montreal. The boat was
run ashore, and two boats fortunately in
time saved the cabin passengers, twelve in
number, except Miss Ross, who fell in the
water. There were go deck or steernge
passengers, of whom twenty were drowned
by jumping overheard during the confusion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

America Vespucci, the distinguished
Italian Lady, has reached ST. Louis, and
was waited upon by the Governor and a
and large number of the distinguished
citizens of that place.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
ExOas as oEescs5Ol,.

EW7ILL be sold at Public Auction, at Tibbets's
Wv Ferry. in VooIwich, on Monday, June "a
a, O'Clock, in the afternoon, 20 or go Logs Said
Logs ere picked up by me Is months since, and
have received no compensation for securing them.
DANIEL TIBBETS.
Uoolwich, June 18th, 1859 evil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

NJ EDlCINES-.A fill aud large supply ofnledicnes
wi imported by the subscriber from Europe and the
North, constantly hand, and for sale 10 country
'calers and planters OH the lowest terms.
-. JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
m29 cor Common Il Tchohpiionlas st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03
SPEC1FT: SOfnT70T'

A LII whoare suffering from URETnRAL DISEASES
~ such as GONORRHOEA, GLEETS, STRUCTURES
IRRITATION OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URETII-
IA, Pu)STEATE GLAND, and all DISEASES of the IT,
BINARY PASSAGES PAINS IN TIE LOlNS, GRAVEL.
Lumbago, or from General Weakness Local siIy are
aSs'rei that this valuable medicine time urcs and
perfectly sradiCats the above Diseases er than any
DINER anu invariably improves the constitution and general
heah hhd restores to vgor ose parts have been nur-
ell ny disease improper treatment. In no medicine
can he compared /" it, aud ha. positively cured many tsus-
daily edng the Of those innrinus nu
medclnrs-Copai'a,T urpentine CuleLs. Mercury &c
In addition To til" testimonials received from all
nut, of the world including the Fast aud West Indie. Amer
&C. and medical Of the Ii, sc standing in the pr-
irssl all hearing testimony 10 its surprising success: five
Hundred pounds reward a been several times offered to
Que h" produce any remedy equal Yoands Specific
Su'ntni Alter this further necess
hut aldii few OF the certificates.
II have prescribed iuands Spec tc Solution pa
ticn,s aboring under Uretha D clgc and my a>tonis
before Witnessed, and their general health much prov-
ed n. LEY, NJ. d.
LECTURER on Midwifery ut bartholomew Hos pitai"
DIR Clarke has prescribed Yoands Specific Solution TO mn-
ny patients b"rimg under UieaI Discharges, and nvnra
MY found they cured in much less than he pre-
Vnusy Observed when using preparations of Copava
M "hon II Is remedy uuequalIel, and that intends
in future To prescribe for his patients.
LONDON, December 81 1887.
Dr Green hereby ccrtfrs Yoand's Specific Solution is
most efcac"u. remedy, and that lrerul Dis
eases sooner 'a"y alton Of Copai, he . pre-
scribed.
The above be obtained only No. 9G Custom house st,
in New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03
SARSAPARILIA PILL OF HEALTH; OR,
BLOOD PILL,

VINIllS excellent family pill is medicine of long tried ei-
for correcting all disorders OF the stomach ami how
els the symptoms OF which cosvenes fatuien-
Gy spuss loss Of appetite, eadache gddness sense OF
funess after MEALS dizziness of tho drowsncss and
pains the and bowels, Indigestion producing tor
bid of tho liver aud inactivity OF the bow
els causing INSTRUMENTATION OF function OF The frame,
will this excellent pcparaon by little persevcr
ance no efiectualy removed Two three doses will
sneediy regain healthy action Of the liver bow
and kidneys will rap dy take places and instead of sess
hers, heat pain and aund'ce appearance s:rgth activity
and health will he the quick result Of taking this
dcnc according TO the directions accompanying cach hOx
These pilsare particularly ecacous for stomach coughs
colds agucs sortness NJ BREATH aud all distractions the
mary passages and il taken after free indulge
table they quickly the system its natural state OF
reposc.
Persons of full aht who subject to headache, gdd
and singing the arising from too great
flow oil blood 10 the head ould he without M as
many danecrou. entirely carried Oft their
immediate $3.50
For females these pills tfaly excellent rcm,yng
al Instructions the Distressing hcauehc very prev nt
with the sex; spirits dulne's of sight
atcons botchcs mples and saiowncss Of the skin, aud
give healthy aud juvenile bloom 10 the compexiOn
To mohcrs they confidently recommended as bess
medicine that he taken during pregnancy; and ioT
Of all ages they unrlunllcd.
As pleasant safe easy nEeran they unite the :, ommen-
tio of mild operation it'll the successful snec and
require no diet confinement during heir USE
y regulating dose according IN the age and 81 rngh otthe
ra,jenl they suitable her that
Gan he required; aud f elderly people hey wIl he found IL
he comfortable msdlrine hitherto PIE ared
Sold L No. 96 Cnston, house 81, New orlsans-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

IL IL IL IL
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
fuNO sail punc,uaIly every Monday from each port.
This Lin. eff Packet. have hren increased to .lcv.
Ell first class Ships, consisting Of
Ship .N0xhsiNe, Captain Wood.
Arknmxns, Captain E Dennis,
Ahabnma, Captain e Berry,
orleans. Captain $ sears,
Eicksbnrg, Captain Bunker,
LaMthen, Captain AshIey.
NashriHe, Ca tnin Wood.
louixa. Cupt'in 'rrumum.
Oc0xfe Captain Lyons.
OcmWyee Captain leavitt.
Ne.r Ship - Cnptain Wnodhouse.
New Ship - Captain Nichols.
The above ships all of the first class, corpere'l
and copper fastened, and were built in New York cx-
PressIy for this trnlrey are Of light haugh, of
tr, and almost invariably the bar without deten
ton
These packets nre commanded by Captains well ex-
perencod in The trade and will always themselves
to accommodate. They will alw avs he ,owed up and
down the river and will promptly sail advertised.
They have handsomely furnished ccominodetons, and
stores Of the first quality will always be furnished and
every attention paid to the comfort and satisfaction Of
passengers
The price of the cabin is fixed $50, without wine
or liquor.
For further particulars apply 10 COHEN,
marS2 80 Common street
u The ships are not accountable for breakage of
glass, hollow ware, marble granite, cooperage. Of tin
Of lion steel: responsible for package
parcel put board, unless regular bill olading be
signed therefor, at the office Of the agents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03

Alter TO o, lock Car can be Obtained BY paying u do
lars for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET Cars
LeHv Caa at O'Clock A. NJ. and hourly AZ
calf past o'clock this will running hsls
hour and continue throughout the day until oclo r. n.
fiOm the hctd Of jackson street .-.I.. =.
Person. going by the Locomotive must provide Themselves
with Tickets, money will he taken by the c.hdn.t
Office New Orleans CaIrolllOn Rail Road Company,
poy druS street. JOHN HAMPSON.
. uoy2g Chief Eug. N o C \. .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-03
THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VERY

A CLERGYMAN, late of the Cambridge University. hav
IA ing discovered method Of curing himself of Nervous
Mental Complaint of fourteen years duration, and four
years having had above 1000 PATIENTS all Of whom he has
ell who followed his advice except Twelve offers from benevo
lence rather than gain others. Low Spirits menad de
by and exhaustion Of blood the head
tigo groundess fear failure memory, capucity for bust
study &c. resessness rresouOn wretchedness indie
sanity &c. durable by this important discovery. Mos,
cover in six weeks.
Apuly to No y6 Custom house st, New Orleans
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Card.
ORLEANS LI7HOGRIPHIC ESTABLISH
ME 7, So MAGAZINE STREET,

OPPOSITE BANKS ARCADE.
w GREENE returns his sincere thanks to his
w trie ids and the public of New Orleans. for the
patronage bestowed on hi tor the last two years. and
begs leave /" assure them that all orders committed to
his charge shall he puncrunlly ATTENDED to- he will
usual, keep the Office open duril. the summer, and
shall i've always ready to strike off merchants circu
lars business and address cards fune,a notices. maps,
plans, and drawings, every description, a, the
shortest notice. and on the most reasonable terms.
Being assisted nv artists superior any other establish
ment in the city, and FROM long experience in the
photographic line, lie feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction.
MI Apo,lecaries and druggists labels executed in
as good style copperrlate engraving aud at one
third Of the expense. Jy24