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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

If Mrs Cowey had been present at the st. Charles,
last night, she would have been delighted with the
ner in which her beautiful Comedy of the Bellies Sra.
lager performed. All tho parts were well cast,
nnd more particularly the principal ones; Balls, as
Flutter, Barrett, D,rcourt, Person, Sin George
To"chwood, Brown, Hardy Miss Melton, Mrs
Smart and Miss Verify, le,,a Hardy Mrs Racket
Lady Frances Touchwood. We cannot reculect Of our
having comedy better performed, with more
spirit During the performance Miss Melton gave us
spice of her musical talents. She sang exceeding "
well, core poca ia, and Induced in US the desire 10
hear her her swe, t voice more frequently.
II the resident population, Caldwell calls them
would attend the Tleairc he might we'll afford to re.
leat the BcNe's St,utag<m.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

Sxmptunry Lnws-Thcro seems to be sort of cpl
demic prevailing in this section Of the world, which may
he called the sump,uary law pes1ence. In all ages,
she good and the wise have raised their voices against
sumptuary laws, bu, in spite oflhese warnings, and of
plain palpnbIe injury, they have done in every
country where hey hav" been adopted, the zeal in their
favor has not nj ated jot. pcrscvcr in them
in relation TO ardent spirits has changed the whole po.
icsl condition Of Massachuscit-. Throughout the
whole Union, they have begoltcn aud still bcsct dis
respect for all law, they spread far aud wide the West
hypocrisy and in ure ais thar any other inca
TIA, could oe adopted. The disease has spread even to
Texas. The Bulletin of yesterday snyS TINT bill has
been brought into the Senate taxing all rrr ons Who
shall retail spirits in quantities less ,han quart with
fine Of slN0n. 1t passed nou~y and it beicved
that it will =, through the lower house, Legislators
who know little of their calling to advocate sun,p-
tuay laws oany sort, lily qualified for their duties
hut unfortunately they constitute III, greater portion o
| the peoples representatives..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

THE SrU.Y OF THE GERMAN.-While so many use.
less hours spent in hanmering away at the Greek
and Latin, would be we'll if parents would direct the
attention Of their children to The study of the modern
languages, and among the the German. 1t is a
tongEe from which our own language has drawn more
cnpous than from any other and common tells
that it would be well go up such fountain for
the better understanding Of English if for other Oh.
ject. But this is all. The German the reposi-
tory of science, history, poetry and romance. What
can be more nsruc,ng than TO dip into tie works of
such men as ihi5aux, the mathematician, and his fell
low laborers; what pleasing than to consult the
pages Of Hceren and his cont tutors; what more de-
gh,fu than drink a, the inspired fountain of Goethe
and Leping; what more enchanting than to emlosom
yorselfn the writings Of Jean Paul Frederick Rchtcrl
Let all then go,-they who ut,rl the time aud
mOney,-t0 the mines OF German Literature, and no
man will regret his pains and labor. These remarks
have been dictated by the proposition Of German
Scholar, in ibis city, nuke up class for the
teaching ofhis native tongue. We ourselves shall Join
it, in order TO learn to speak high sounding and rich
language, and tat this opportunity of urging others
to the same act. Nogenteman, pretending to scholar
ship, should be ignorant Of the old Teuton.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

In the Council ofttie Second Municipality last
night, Mr.. Caldwell introduced an Ordinance re-
curing the Canal and Banking Company TO put
up post and chain guard along the She'll Road
But he has. as he has frequently been, when the
origin Of some useful measure, defeated. King
Peters. not having suggested the thing himself,
was Of opinion that one might we'll fall into the
Canal, or rather, than fall into tho woods. King
Peters has no fear of drowning. Our Reporter,
by the way, shalt for the future, be more careful in
giving US full reports of the speeches.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

VI Yesterday, some poor creature, VINO wished to
vent his spleen upon whom he hated but dared not
f"ce, inserted forged advertisement in the Bue,in-
copied below, Il is certainly mean and dirty trick
that any fool might play-,ha, no gentleman would
lie guilty oevincing both lack of sense and lack Of
courage.-Bulletin. 2Dti, inst.
$l00 REWARD.
NHE above reward will BIZ paid for information that
y will lead to the conviction OF the person or per.
New Orleans Commercial Bulletin of the 18Th nstan,
purporting that the subscriber had entered int copart
nershir with John Barrett aud Others under the STYLE
Of F"rgav Barrett e. Co.. for the purpose Of carrying
on the business Of pavingno such connecion having
been formed
NB.-The undersigned takes This opportunity of in
rnng the public, that he il not connected in business
Of any kind, except with his brother.
n22 sAMUEL L. FORGAY, 50 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

rs We havejust real Charles EI'ets exposition of
the incorractnss Of the tariffs d, toll on the canals and
rail roads III the U. Stntts. He argues that the freight
100 miles distant from the market which til improve
mcn runs, ought not to pay than that which is 10
miles from it, for the ject Of internal improvements is
qnalzr the trans oration and t. make lands
100 miles distant from market nearly valuabls us
those in the vicinity. 1t is valuable pamphlet this Of
Mr.. ElIcls. The stem ofcontJng all the enterprise
OF internal Improvement t" corporate companies, is
wrong in principle, anil until that is altered The public
will reap the fall benefits of rail roads and canals
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11
LATE, FROM TEXAS

We have Texian papers by the Columbia, v hich ar.
lived yesterday in 36hours from Galveston Our dates
from Austin, the seat of government, to the eth
November The Austin Gazette has The proceedings of
Congress from the l2tito the 9Th They much more
business like than those ofour Cong least
VIC have no notice oflong speeches.
DR.. Willis Rooer,o The Collector ofthe port of alves
tom has been removed from the office, for doing wha,
hundreds of our federal officers have been doing
since 1929 with mpunity, and evea with the couute
nance Of the administration
The volunteers under the command of Col. Kurnes
have had skruish with the Indians on the Pierlen.
allies. The latter the murderers of the Webster
party near the San Gabriel.
Corporal Morris has been shot for attempting the life
Of Capt. Kennymore of the LIST reg ent of Infantry.
He fell like soldier.
The Indians encamped in large numbers $50
miles above The falls If Brazos. The settlements on
this river much exposed
The nomination of Col. Il. Dunlap minister to the
United States, has been rejected by til. Senate. Among
the combinations james Webb, Attorney Generul
Gen. NJ. Hunt, Commission 10 run the boundary line
George W. Sniy,h surveyor to the commissions, and
Bernard P. Bee, Clerk TO the same.
The papers TEEN with full accounts Of grand dinner
! to Gel. Houston at Austin. Among thu toass, VIC
notice the first "Our mother country. the U. States
first in affections and first in remembrance"
The editor of the Austin Gazette notices the receip
ola beef steak and hot mua from now rcstaurat JUS
orcred. tits spoken ofhighIy.
A Inc Of stages is running Fl IN Iou 'ton to Austin
once week.
The last accounts from North Mexico stare tina
Col. Ross is marching at tho head OF 1000 men OF
Matamoras, having taken two towns and 800 Prs
oners. The fcdcralis,s wanted to slaughter them
but Ross objected. They all joinol his ranks.-
Success to tho gallant Ross! Tho fcdcralist
were rising in Durango and would join Ross.
Col. S. Sherman, it is said, will DO appointed
Collector Of Galveston.
| Tho resistance Of tho Senate to tho President
nominations is highly approved by the papers, SC
Palpab y injurious would thoir confirmation have
been. They are handling tho Presidents message
pretty roughly, and ho is accused Of unftness ioI
tho Office.
Arrived at Galveston Schrs. Wave and Alcxan-
der, hence. Eighteen arrivals from other places
are noted from tho 9Th of November to the ST.
instant and up to the Gth-6 cloaranccs. Their,
were IS vessels in port, principally square-rieged
and among them two ships and bark Tho num-
| Der ofpassongers arrived in the last week was owe
! 1900. Thero cargoos Of lumber in port
holders waiting for riso in price. Treasury draft
70 to y per cent. discount. Sugar, Louisian
brown, TO 9 l.2.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

The Euening Signal.-This is the title Of a
new paper published in N. York by lark Benja.
min and Mr.. Griswold. 1t is OH the penny p an
and conducted with unusual spirit and elegance
There is vein of humor and delicate satire about
Benjamin's writings that never fails to cap,vato
Will the Editors he good enough to SEQ that W.
get il in exchanged
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

% All ye WIN intend visiting Louisville, will walk
to the Lrvee opposite Poydras street, and go board
those and elegant boats, the Aonong alea and
Queen of the West. The rest is left to your own
choice. These vessels leave for the upper country
this morning. Tncr Captains are sure guarantees
that the passenger will have his comforts ATTENDED. TO-
See advertisements, IN another column.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

CORRUPT VorING.-A committee of IS Inhabitants in
the county of Rutherford, Tennessee have discovered
that 80 illegal votes thrown for tho members
elect and for their opponents. The member elect to
the Senate uh 70 majorty,s that il the researches of
the committee be correct he holds his place by illegal
votes. Many votes were given by boys and persons
living in the adjoining State. Numbers given by
doubl. names. The committee have all the is, names
Sc. and huve appealed to the Legislature.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

Mosr MORAL Decentralization they assert to be
the stmoraI town in the Union. Read what follow
from the Post and you will that they absolutely
desecraling The Sabbath. We expect next to hear o
Horse Race on Sunday in that moral city" The
democrats of Boston are hereby notified to meet al
Funeuil Hall, to morrow, Sunday evening, at past
7o'ciock, to congratulate each other .e recent sue,
cess Of their cause in the old Bay Srae and prepare
t, strike oe more bio" for Freedom and Equal Rights
ON Monday uexl.'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

1t will be seen by an advertisement in our paper
Of to day, that tho Of the Nashville Rail Road
will run every hour from o'clock until IL. and
then evoIy half hour until O'Clock in the evening
to and from tho Races.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

SUGAR.-THE TARIFF.-1t appears that the U. States
does not produce sugar enough for home consunption
by large amount. Philadelphia paper gives the
importation of,hn article into that city as follows:
From jan. to Sept 1897, l6,3o9,3oO pounds.
From Jan. to Sept. 1888, 23,l3O,GOO do.
From JAM to Sept. 1887. 25Sl5,8OO do.
When We look at the npor,ations t.om abroad into
other cities, the conclusion cannot he resisted that The
reduction OF the duty tho foreign article most
un~se measure. 1t not only did not reduce the prize
Of sugar. but attacked seriously the interests of
Louisiana and injured the consumer. Had the duty
not been chet it is reasonable suppose that we
should be raising sugar enough for the home con-
SUMPTION and thousands OF acres Of land now idle in
this State would be groanrg under the cane.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

0J In another column will he found, proposition to
purchase tickets in Banks Grand Lottery, highly favo-
rabe to the buyer. He i'll have cont'ol of his msny,
while he can have chance to win the Arcade az
prize for his risk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

An Enigma.-The following curious lines were
handed US yesterday for insertion. They are ut
serly an enigma to Will tho riddlc-huntcr,
try their hand al thcm7
The world, it's sad, is but stage.
Aud human kind, is but a joker.
But note, All note,' tho present ago.
A Wot-man's (wsman) turned Cotton Broker.
E.O. E,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

This gives them large mnjority in both houses.
SO that Marcus Morton's hope is destined to be
bIightod again. 1t is to be hoped that the old Bay
State will throw away the errors Of sumptuary
legislation, and stick 10 liberty and liberaty as
she was wont to do.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

u The Bill to increase the capital Of the Lagrange
and alrmphis Rail Road Company to two millions, 10
make all the bonds OF The company sterling, and to
tend the road to the Mississippi line the of
passing the Tennessee Legislature the last dates.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11
CANDIDATES.

~ We authorised 10 announce that Il, the solicit
ation of large number of the citizens Of the three
municipalities, Mr.WILLlAM FKEREr has consented to
the presentation Of his name to his fellow citizens at
the next ensuing election, candidate for the office
of Mayor OF the City Of New Orleans.
u Nous sommes autorises announcer qua Ia
dcmande dun grand nombrc DIES citoycns dcs trois
sc presenter CONNIE candldat Ia place do Muire a
Ia pl ochane election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

~ The Washington Metropolis states, that from
the Foundation OF our government to 1887 the coins
age in this country has been $69, a8l SAB.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11
ARRIVALS

December TO- 1880
Steam tow En"s Hudon Davis from the passes having
eeadei 10 with her returned 10 the city with Tho aim
Grafton. and hris Harrieu Maynard. '
ship Grafton, Whiting. FIN London
Rrig Polina. Minor FIN he Suance river Fla
krig Harriet May nnrd, Nickerson. I'm Mobile
Steamer J Dupre. Gordon, I'm Baton Rouse
Steamer Houma, Claiborne Hn Alexandria
Steamer Vickshurg; Brenham, I'm viekshu-g
eteames Avalanche Dewpree, FIN I.nuhvillo
Steamer Swiss Roy. iaw kins, fm Shreveport
Steam ship Columbia, Windle, from axestoa 10 Smith
Voorhees, .s ~
Steamer Little Rock Penny wit. fn LITTLE Rock
Steamer a Porter, CorlinR, FIN Vicksburg
Steamer WIN french Mcconnell fun Louisville
Steamer Tarquin Choster, FIN Cincinnati
steamer Dan Webster. Kelly. i'm vicksburs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

Boilers 8-.of which the diameter j. AZ inches and
length, % feet. Engines 2-of which the stroke il 10
feet aid diameter of ylinders &c inches.
The officers are:-J. NJ. Convers, master. II. Nor
gam clerk. W. Few. engineer Mate, y. Berry. Pilots
G. W. Spa'hawk and N. Way. Agents, ChaS. Doane
Poydras street., New Orleans, and W. F. Kennc,,, 81
Louis.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

French paper published in Vaencennes, asserts
that the sugar beet will make better wine than sugar,
anil sings m 10 Pean upon this whence
the inspiriting draught be procured.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

Gen. Hnrrison.-rhe Bee of yesterday proves con.
clusively that Cen Harrison is no aboitionst. How
will the Iouisinnun get over the matter now7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

0JMajor Lawrence Lewis, of Fairfax Co., Va, the
nephew Of General Washington, died at the seat Of
Mr. Cuetis on the Goth Of November. lie was 70 years
old.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES

December 10. 1870
Ship Narrnrnn Samson. Liverpool, G Green 4 br
= Ship Chaegok~e Lorne Rnsfon. J Nlcrrrf
cup "snrnes,eF ho.Wortn. Havre Moss & Hnrris
Steamer New York. Wright. Galveston, sjn,ier
S'G N.o'"tha" fayhe'' Maraeies, Lanfear
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11
TO RENT.
Dwelling House 1879 Julia street
. Apply to
II G. CAMMACk ~ e,

l..
Iss Dwelling House 1879 Julia street
d!f He cAMMA ccEKP' < 'c Co.
" lNES-Burgundy, Bordeaux, Champagne,
w Madeira, Rhcnish, sparkling HoGk, liquors,
received by the last arrival from France aud Ger
many, and sold by tho subscribcrs-
Burgundy, Nuts. Clos de Vougeot, Hermitage,
Romance, Chambcrtn. Larose, St. Julien, st. Emf.
lion, Cha,eaux Margaux, do. Lafi,tc, Leovc, Sou.
tornc, Barsac, Graves, Luncl, Frontignac.
champagne. 300 baskets, Eagle brand; Palace
brand; Palace Vercenay brand and Liberty brand
Madeira in pipes. half pipes, and half quarter
casks, old London particular servial.
Rhensl wine; Hook; Graefe"berger cabinet.
1927 do Markebrunner do
1927 Markehrunncr, Neronstcincr, Ora.
efonberger, Hockheimsr.
1875 Markebruimcr, Grac4onbergcr, DOM
Pres Hockheimer.
1922 Pohannisberger, Licbfrauennilcr-
Heinbcrger, Leistcwcin.
1911 Steinwen.
200 boxes sparkling Hook, rcd, blue, yellow,
label, superior quality.
Liquors-Whi,e Annis-tte, red do ratafa, bran
dy fruits, kirsehwasser;s. +. different liquors.
dll f JOHNS & Co.
TNDIAN'S PANACEA-Just received & for whole
! snlc and retail by
dlI II BoNNABEL
| NIASs .fevery DESCRIPTION such as globes, bottles
~ walls, from drnchn to 9 OF, graduating measures
s'nert walls &c, for Wholesale or rcuil by
dll BONNABEL. 43 Tchnpitoulas st
,HINA POTS expressly for aaPo!LecaI.s, lor sale
~ by II BONNABEI.
az 43 Tchapitoulas st
| = UGAK-5oo hhds sugar on pIan'nlo1s, Ior sale ~
~ ADAMS g. WHITA1i,
| dll q Gravcr st
ENI.oUR-3oo brls ul Inc landing in fine shipping
l., order for sale by
dill DORSEY, A New Ievee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

SERVANT FOR SAI.E-A most likely mulato
~ girl, aged about 10 yoars, very good cook, su:
house servant sober, ubedient and good tempered
The above servant would he an acquisition in anv
family, and is sold because her owner il DESTROYS or
paying his debts. Apply 10 the Editor Of the True
American, : GER 80 <,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN's INsURxNCE Co.
OF New ORLEANS.
NHE Stockholders of this Company are hereby no.
tilted that the 10Th instaIpent on their stock is duo
srd payable on the a Of October next, at the office et
tho Company. sept - Ell, TRACY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

Massachusetts.-The Wings Of this state seeing
their folly in trying to forco down peoples throats
sumptuary laws, have rallied at the second cleo
ton, and SO far as heard from l,avo carried the
following places.
New Bedford
Boston 7. 70
Suem ~
Cambridge. 8
Lowell
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

UTo give some idea of the extent Of the Russ an
Empire, we may state that last year, by the official
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11
THE JACKSON AND LAColRsE sTREETcAns

sg5 The JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
tsavs The head Of Jackson II o'clock AM Canal
street. al ocock At halfpast o'clock they
leave hoih ends every half hour until a O'Clock except
In. that nsteAd Of leaving Canal O'Clock car
will leave thete O'Clock PM
il particularly requested that gentlemen viii, not put
their feet he cushions the cars when ladies
are present.
Once NewOrleans & Carrolltenl
Rn Road Company,
October 2od. 1899. JOHN HAMPSON
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11
FOR MEMPHIS, RANDOLPll

HHu III IHleTWtU1Nte LHTU1HSH.
q feA> The we'll known AMI fast runnn.
h-1asa-AN steamer OZARK, X. Hosea, Jr.
.SK5ZaSs.. MASTER will depnr, 70, the above ports
on Saturday the 18th instant. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
For freight or passage, having splendid acconmu-
tions. apply on bourd or to RIlYDE e. Co,
dill cor Common Il Magazine SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11
Chief Engineer NO. 4 C.. /
~ G 4 r K o l. LION

MAYORAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VIE price Of ioar being this day So IS per barrel
. according to the tariff the bakers will give IS
o'rer Of bread for ten cents, during the week hegin
ming Oh Monday next the 18th instant. The oaves of
second quality or of three for ten cents shall weigh IS
per cent more, viz: 434 ounces.
no4 C. GENOTS Moyor
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

u l.. u. CANINE, TT the solicitation Of many of his
friends, has consented to become candidate for tho
Office of Mayor of this city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11
LOTTERIES,
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c

,.,,,,,,,,r -,
SNHMlDl " HAMtLiON, Managers
flGce, ,,5er Ue Ver,,d,b ~,-,.r or g, h.,s.
ami commou Street,. and No. 10, c,or,r., S,r.~,
.a,..s,, o,.,: , o. ,... S,,
'''"''" 0'"' "'' '''' ''on.. sue"
WI'r''a view of meeting The wishes of Onr friends.
w We have the pleasure Of announcing to tho pub,
lie that ,h. Lottery by authority of the State Of Louis
"' WIN W "'""" u VIC WY hN''"Se' |" ''' Louis
!" NC" o''s"h''
The drawing will, without taiI begin on the LIST Der
cculbcr next.
W" "s'"'S ''''"s '"' 'e "'''"' "''e""se inc "no'e
to be inserted once in one OF the newspapers Of their
respective residences, md charge III. expenses in
occ,r,,,
uI6M,,, St-uu1nT &, HAMILTON
nv, -, S.,,Hi,, -, - ,.'H.... w.
81 T"" rhsr a.
-Stores-Squurps Of Ground Dc
c,p,rI pr,zEs,,,
O1us1,>, cp,Nn pr., r,r.rr ANN
oC,nIHnNA T HMnNl, "r, MI EsrAlE AND
nuJ & chi.s .,,ne,s ,,,oncJ 10 "e' W I" IN
S'n,e. 6'h Mach isa% ""''e y = nErpP .'''
",", ',, w, .'',,' ,, vs."
Itl' iiAhF Mll.LioN, or amp street Theatre
LOTTERY, '2'l lrzrs draws on b's December, New
Year. rive, a'1 i'''shed IN one drawing
TIE GRAND TWO MILLION LOTTERY
lOO0n PKIzts! !!
~ >,,z r , ,, :; ,, ,1: AL,
1 Inn m Ia thnv ii h.
r.cnvcJ IL; ,,,nr, fo .rt,s h;h ,L tiaIs
u;,I;n Gin ~ :r u;i son WIN" III" '" "'' i'"'
'''',," , %,'w"" ' m,' Wv ,
oAID"ELL' oAhEf q PRlIC.ARD,
CLASS No. !.
VIE ',a MILLION or amp street he.ire Glass Of
SrOCk IOTTt'Wy vii nos,vsl l.. d.n.n ~ ~ ~.
3ls Drcrnbsr New Years. ' Eye VI ''""" o" 't
'''' Nv CAi nWEII rAEEV (, pp,TcuApn
,f Na t...' r,,na ro ~ e g. C,.
--- ORRiS TI15TH AS1;E
! Far .1s.,.;o h,;c: :, 40 =: d. Ill.,.
,o -, ,u.I.s, Oeu"'yy'"s az. pIese'oWs &c !eeM.
/ its possessnr the most inyaiuShe pIonep,s. f3r
giving the Teeth polish. swee,ng The breath and en-
,irey eradcana thc !, i fo,m"d ~ ;n@,sd;
pleas nj 10 tho taste, and highly beneficial to the
health and preservation of the Teeth and gums nor
DIES il! ossess an atom on corrosive the enamel
OF the Teeth instead of being impaired las inevitably
Is tue case IN most other eomposltons) will be preserved
r'utaul IN he extreme: FOR sale al inc
| IA RiJsfI & allan.
17 =
rI ~" 49, aehfNDp riAN''9 rhoM rAhtS.
80 reseNca per h"fqne sALEM' from Havre' and
Magnificent Grand Pianos. rosev,od c,.,,n,v in.
laid with truss 6. octaves. .'''''' ''' ~ '''
heontif,iv ornnmsnted 81 "c,.yss a'"NN"' "oo''r
| 6 SQUARE r"ie p;anns ,os as .srv or,,m.,,.l
| 81 mtaycs.
| Pico!os 81 octaves, rosewood, Caracas and ma
| hogany "oo''.
, do octHvcs plain AMI mahog"ny.,
W Inc al owe are NIL from the celebrated manufaC
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

NAIlS-l0On kegs assorted nos. nails, brads, and
~ spikes landing from bnque, I; Me. sick from Phil
"dsdlphia' and for sale by ,,ou,v o. c,u.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

1 EATHER-l2 rolls leather, u good article, for
4 sale by ADAMS l. WHlTALL,
DIT 67 Gravier st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

DERFUMERY-i.ate>t French Fashion, full AS
sotmsnt IF por atp', Cologne water, soap, powder,
brushes &c, wholesale or retail by .
II YONNABEL,
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