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COMMERCE OF THE ,-NIyrn

According to the custom house ro,, -
70 the Treasury Department re csa,ls
published, the total value Of impor,s ~
Jug The year ending September 3otb, IS eal'
was siia,7i7,40l, being twenty ~.
millions less than during the wear Is@-
and seventy nine millions less Than an
the year 1886, the year Of the ereo Nv y
pansion that preceded the suspens,a =, "a, !.
specie payments. u
The falling Off in the export, h..
been 50 great. The total yalue ae al '"s
from the U. States, during the la, ' ,s'
was slOs,is5,6i6, being nine MIR lar
less than IN 1887, and twenty m,ll,on ,.'I y
than in 1886. The value If exna 49, VS. !.
domestic produce in 1885, was s3o ', osa y
SIG, IN 1857, sos sci Al /. and N 80 1S@e
/ Sl00, 9l6,6-0. 'Soo'
Comparing the years Is3s and ,sqe
We fund that the chef falling or N ,h 80 ~
ports was IN the following ar,jcle. ~ 'D'
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patriots who have stood up for the rights
OF the people, IN opposition to tyrrany
since the foundation Of the world, bear the
STAN, for they were all Wings. The
name implies opposition TO power, and that
opposition Was exercised IN Tennessee, as
soon as the enemies OF political liberty en-.
deayorcd 10 stretch their dommlons SO
Us 10 include her. am Wing, and |
am proud Of the name I"
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Frsu "A. ys,,sasi I4tsiligsaocr.
THE CHARACTER or WASHINGTON

alb dnd distinguished Senator ilOm Rhode
Island. Mr.. Robbins, aud was oCcasloned
l., the following circumstances During
tire SESSION II 1875. Mr.. Webster en-
teria!ncd a large party Of friends al dln-
ueT; amgng them. the venerable Senator
We have named. The evening passed off
with much hilauiy, enliyeRed with Wit
AMI sentiment bat during the greater part
q the time, Mr.. Robbins maintained that
grave bat placid silence which was ms hab-
It. Mhllc thus apparently distracted,
some one suddenly called On him for a
toast, which call Vas seconded rs the COM
pany. He rosc, and IN has surprise asked
It thev were serious ii making such 4 dc.
usaad 81 - old a man and being assured
that they weFe. he sad that It they would
suspend thelF hianty for few moments,
he would give them toast and preface 1,
glih 4 few 0hsers ations. Having thgs Sc
cured a brathleSs stiffness, he went on 10
remark that theN were then on the verge
Il the I'D e February, the anniversary
q the hr;h o. the great patriot and states.
nan q car country. whom ali delighted
g. ruHember and % honor; and he hoped
b. might g ailowed the privilege Of an
s-ei man 10 recur for few moments 10
sx,l events connected with his character
AID history. lie then prccee,ied. aud de-
hyer@8 % Ire mos happy and Impressive
HAa1r the bcaatiiu speech which uoH
gracss ear columns. Tie whole company
were eAc,rf.ri ~ hrs p'riotsc enthu>l-
asfu and ooc ii the guests. before they
seraTated. he.ged thu. hc woald take the
ir,uhse 10 PIT - paper what BE had -
h1pailv expross,-d, and furnish n copy for
fap',csnon. Mr.. K. ohIiginely compiled
vrh ms res9Desi a. the following d4Y, but
FL some accident In manuscript r., ms
Sad zni ei0ioi al scarch tor s, until a
to OAK a-o, when il was Unexpectedly
RECOVERED, All Is Dow presented 10 our
rader,
oa - Hear sppe77-l Of TIA; -a'.--.I4r-is y
waa gave s-sh - y ,sHINgroS, .s-l sind.
4- sa-u a.e s1asa 81 Ssoae tsaal Ions 2lsays
rgeefet wlta lie reelection ~ that lllloy.e1
r-s Ps-1t uae - ildaivs tse4l. On as o..
c4sa So norner.t 81 fsw reaa4rks, s. ore.
- 20 .S1.lsa4. uAlea sia2.i o.- .e.ve
8 .-aa
+ "a one sf ~ r7~se.fai,eus " ~
So "a. / IN ~ sasaya aaa f-.slata eae,.i.
elrs svr tli uo- c-faf rsza. Thfs baaa..
os II y ss,-v 20 sras..y IT,
tas, e7- i, iAee-f, - 1 ssz team 0rl
a.H as ~ j. > 10 less .,agPlaess
.At Ar-44at
$50 saT 5, ss97. ] saw au r. tie first
t $40 waea sa w1s p4ss5aE tht9azs New
-
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a.. ''e
- - e''eA
A as5 Tlga s2ef @Ea1t ev~s c.
@ aE- a nw as rriew wtt4 Rob.
sz u ta aet g ae tae t4a RI
rass ts.aaea ..e T-e 97t
& Aure asa H, ga
fhe t sa4 ihes as t se
' .rsa al tIs la gasa,.-e
te e possible gaH Az tt.a m.
30 ~ #s-E = ewes H--r. Nat
3 .-1a .s5 ..s zaz4 49,
a~ r.a-, ar. ID ,ar
fff $685. .E F. --a F. v s.a.,s.
@ s saEs- aea as9ate . fla.
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rsss...s. T Es-. saa..-. .Tf..r., FL
r.-a.. .e. -..-
.f.-..r--.-.s :. 1888 .'
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~ export q c".ian goods = doges'ie
manufacture "a l~3s. was S3,7j-,1ts,
asasrsi g al 40. ia i-37, and s., 2jj.
T3s, IN l-So. The chef exports VI ],
uaastic cn,tons ia ls3s. were 10 III g.. s.
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The memory Of WASHINGTON: May his eoun.
trymen prove themselves People worthy cf his
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4 Gtrfs Rerenge.--The Louisville
lhF.j Journal say. a IttIc boy, ~ year.
gf age, near AK la Char>lle, Nj. recent.
y slaPed his little sister, aged about IL
years, for some trling ni-dcmcauor, when
he INSTANTLY grasYcd Il knit and plunged
1t 10 BIZ, heart.
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In 1886 nur imports tram -" 40.
tain were nearly tMa, ote1 m.Ii'a' '..'
than N l-3-. and from France "a i
millions.
In I-3G lhr commercial balance "' 60.
hbt'rd bs the custom hoas" b'a@.' ' Is
nearly iwo mjlltoir IN favor 81 "r''. h'''
tain. H. ISIS l.ic baIauee o. naai'} "'
million, n favor ol the United state
H. i-ag the balance ~ favor ol rl''
was nearly sixteen m.Ihons. IN 100 "
was lc4 ihan tup mlIIofr.
Tho fiIo~ng exhibits III. t".a' ,'. -
# fho imports and export, oi t3, ' 4.
wheh werc most deeply eog'-'a '' ''
lnrrtnn lrade durinn tho war -
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PCBLIC LANDS.

Since making 4 few remarks IN our last
on the subject OF the action OF the two
great parties ol the present day IN reference
to the public domain, We have met with
the following practical and common sense
view of the subject, taken from an able and
popular journal IN the state Of New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05

VESSEL AsHoRE.-The schooner Carroll,
Of Egg Harbor, Capt. Carson, is on Bsrne-
gat Beach. She was from Newport, hound
to Richmond, and actually went on shore
in consequence of stove pipe. 1t was
placed so near the bInnacle as TO make
the needle Of the compass vary three points |;
and lead the helmsman on Wednesday night
to believe he was heading S. E., which
would have carried him clear. Instead of
that course, he was laying S. by E., nnd
consequently pumped the schooner on the
beach. All the science of the wreckers and
crew was unable to ravel the phenomenon,
till the agent of the underwriters, James
Bergen, ESQ.,, who went down from this
city, pointed out the mystery. The schoon-
er will probably be get off.
". Y. Dispatch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05

er, has fully justified his reliance on his own
skill and The capacity Of Ills vessel to brave
the storms Of the Atlantic.
The Stockton is, we believe, the first ves-
sci of this kind, ever seen III America. She
is built entirely Of iron. the pieces being riv-
cited together; is rated fifteen toes, aud is
seventy one feet long, while her breadth a,
midshps is only ten feet. Ii was this dis
proportion which caused the voyage TO be
considered so hazardous. The steam en-
gine is placed at the stern, which Captain
Crane considers an advantageous mode o
construction in steamboats, intended for the
open sea.-N. y. Erg. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
SEIZURE OF FIsHERMEN.-The Boston Cour
ier Of Monday says:

SEIZURE OF FIsHERMEN.-The Boston Cour.
ier Of Monday says:
"Our correspondent of Castine under date
Of May 30th, writes Arrived this day, Brit
ish schr. Emily, Hilton, five days from Var.
mouth, n. S. having on board eleven passen.
gers, crews of schrs. Java. Of Jonesboro,' and
Magnolia and Independence, of VinahayeD,
their vessels having been seized by the authori,
ties Of the province of Nova Scotia for an al
legged breach of the law, being in the hsrbor OF
Tucket Isle, Bay of Fundy. The fishermen
state that they were under the necessity OF
making harbor for the purpose of procuring
water, and while there, were taken by Cutter
from Halifax, and their vessels hauled up and
stripped"
Ought not our government to have one OF
our armed vessels stationed on the ground foi
the protection of our fishermen while the boun.
Diary question is pending-as that is probably
what has occasioned this trouble 7"
Another leuer from Castine states that the
schooners were seized for setting herring nets
at Tuskets, violation of the treaty stpulations
between Great Britain and the United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
UNEXAMPLED
MAMMOTH SCEEME!

VIE following details of a Scheme efa Lottery
u TO be drawn in December next, warrants us in
declaring u to be eUNPARALLELED in the history
Of Lotteries Prizes 10 the amount hare nerey bejor,
been offered to The public II is true there are many
blanks but on the other hand, extremely low charge
OF $50 per Ticket-the Value aud NImters of Ii.
Capitals and the revival Of the good old custom o
'earraniing that sScry prize shall Be dra~a and Sold
wh' we are sure, give universal satisfaction
and especially 10 the Sir Hundred Prize Heider,.
To those disposed to adventure, We recommend
esdy application being made to us for tickets-when
the prizes arc all Sold blanks only reniain-ihe first
buyers have the best chance. We, therefore, EN-
phsueally say-DELAY NOT bu, at once fem,
and fransnn to us your orders. which shall always
receive our immediate attention. Letters 10 be ,d
dressed, aud application made TO
SYLVESTER & Co. 1856 Broad,oav N. York
" Obssrrs The Na,nber, 1866.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05

THE EXPLORING ExpEDITIos.-The United
States ship Relief was spoken March 2sth, lat.
S. 80, lon. 70 As w. While lying at anchor
under the South side Terra Del Fucgo in heavy
gale of wind, dragged her anchors and came
near drifting on a reef, was obliged to slip her
chains, leaving five anchors and 375 fathoms
cables and anchors. She reported the rest OF
the fleet gone south, all well.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
"a drrfe0 .

In this town on Sunday evening last, BY the
Rev. Mr.. Howard, Mr.. William aurse of Pump
town, New Jersey to Miss Alice Ann Munro Read
daughter Of Mr.. Isaac Read of this town.
In New York on Sunday evening, 26th ult. by
the Rev, Henry N. Davis Mr.. Milton Hall to Mrs.
Mary f. Taber both Of this town.
10 Warren. on Tuesday last, Rev. George M.
Randall, Pastor Of the Episcopal Society IN Fall
River, to Miss Eliza Hoar, eldest daughter of Mr..
Lewis Hoar Of Warren, r. ].
In Dartmouth, Mr.. David Clifford, jr' OF liver
ton, TO Miss Hannah Negus Of Fall River.
In Guilford, Mr.. James Dennis, a revolutionary
pensiouer, TO Mrs. Eunice Dennis, his former wife
after cruel enforcement Of more than years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
United States Of America. Rhode Island District

United States OF America, Rhode Island District.
NOTICE.--Jurors Witnesses and Parties, who
~ may be required TO attend the Circuit Court,
U. 5. on Saturday, the 18th Of June instant at New.
port, are hereby informed tina, as the General
Assembly Of Rhode Island will no doubt be in sess.
ion a, Newport on tina, day. the said Court will be
adjourned from day to day until Tuesday, the 18th
Of June instant, when Leir attendance will be there
required at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
BY order ofihe Court,
BURLINGTON ANTHONY, U. s. Marshal
Providence, June, 1889. June 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, May 81.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot]
Nmarket 24O Beef Cattle, 80 yoke Working
Oxen, 55 Cows and Calves lS5 Sheep, $50 Swine
20 Beef Cattle and abont $50 Swine unSold.
Prices-Beef Cattle-The prices of last week
were hardly sustained-a much less number Sere
sold at our hghes, quotation. We quote first quail
ity ga 80 25 second quality 25 80 IS; third
quality so Ss.
Working OIen.-We quote sales at $SS, SI05
100, 1885, l55, aud Sl6O.
Cows and Caves-We quote sales at S3S, IS, Is
55, 62 10, 81, and S75.
Sheep-Prices not made Lnblic
Swine-A lot Of old Barrows al &c; lots to ped
die at 1.2 for Sows, and l-2 for Barrowsi al
retail from 9 to IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05

EXPENSES OF THE DISPUTED TERRIToRY."
The Bangor Wing states that the expenses
Of the defence of the Disputed Territory expe-
dition will not fall much, if any, short of the
sum appropriated by the Legislature, $4,000
1t is said also that the expenses of the boom on
the Aroostook have already been between $40,
900 and $4,000; and the expenses of guarding
it are between one and two thousand dollars a
week. millions for Defence" &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05

An inraiuabie Cure for Corns e. Warts.
II DIR. J. ADAMS informs the Inhabitants Of
Newport who are afflicted with Cancers, Wrens,
part Of their bodies that he will effect cure Of the
two last named diseases in the short space of twenty
minutes without causing toe least pain or soreness.
lie will operate on them either at their Houses,
or at his lodgings at Mr.. JosEPH FlsR's in Broad.st.
Newport June Sim. JOHN ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05

Al Portsmouth on Tuesday last Mrs. Sarah
Allen. widow OF Mr. Rowland Allen, in the SSH
ear Of her age,
AT Providence on Monday 9th inst, after a
lingering illness, Mr. John Babcock. son Of the
Aie MI John Babcock Of this town. aged % years
Al Bristol on The l7ih ul Mrs. Mary Barker
vdow of Capt Richard Barker CT this Town, aged
:: years.
At London on the 9th Of April last. Capt Ed
wTd Pelham brenton, Of the Royal Navy, aged
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4R
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY. May 30h.
Three masied schr. Sarah Helen, Chase, from
Albany. with lumber TO the masler-Sloops Anna
wan, Chase, & Charles, Ash, from New York
Fame Folger, from Nantucket.
FRIDAY, May 3lst.
Sch'rs. Convoy, Baker. from Providence for
Boston.-Franklin Greene, Waite, from do.--Brig
Virsinian, Burgess, from Somerset for Whining
ton.--Sloops Three Brothers, Stewart from Fall
River for New York.--Mariha Small, from ~
Bedford for Hartford
SATURDAY, June lst.
Sloops Helen, Rogers from Providence for n.
lork--Willard. Willard, from Bristol for do
Excel Gladding. from do for do.-Meridian, Pit
man, from Fall River for do.
SUNDAY, June End.
Sch'rs, Baltic, Hooper. from Calais & Dodge
Healy Eaton. from Camden, Me.-Morning Star
Nickerson from Bath.
MONDAY. June Sd.
Sch'rs. Olympus, Slocum, from New Bedford
for Albany, Amity, Somers, from Richmond,
CLEARED.
Brig Poland, Gardner, Havana. .
SchT Example. Conery, New Bedford.
Do. Alexander NJ, Pratt ID, Pctou, N. S.
Sloop Emily, Reynolds, Providence.
Do. Annawan, Chase, do
Do Active, Bloomer, New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Cleared at Mobile, 10th ul.. sloop Cygnet, Eddy
for this port.
At Matanzas, May Goth, brig Laurel, Smith for
Baltimore 23d 4; do VIM. Henry, Cole for this port.
At Havana, 18th ult., schr Eagle, Wylie, from
Savannah.
Arr at Havre, 18th ult., ship Palestine, Little
field. from N. Orleans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
@ NOTICE.

vRHE concern Of B. WOOD & co. will expire
by limitation on the ist OF Angus, ne 1t. which
msks il incumbent upon them to insist upon an
immdaie set,l-tDent OF all outstanding accounts s.
Thee who have any accounts against them. will
pl.ss present the same previous 10 the time Of lsi-
tsiior and the accounts due them. b. Wood x CO. }
no, s,led al that time will be handed over for col
lcciioi
The tsnaiures Of B. WOOD. OF l.. GRAY. I'M
der thetsme OF B. WOOD x o.. " ~ be used for
ne .eftlrneri Of aIl sccooBts
Sswnrt Jupe ls,-sth. lss1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
POLITICAL NOTICE.

The Democratic Freemem of Nepport are
requested to meet at the x. 4. Republican
Office on SATURDAY Erening merit, at
8 o'clock, to choose Delegates to attend the
Democratic convention to be held in this
town on the 1911 inst je5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
Assignee'S Notice.

fNNTIE subscriber has this day recei we'd Of REYN-
n OLOS d COGGESHALL, Shoe dealers, an
assignment Of all their estate and effects in trust for
the benefit of their creditors. All persons having de-
mands against them, requested to exhibit them
to me without delay, and all persons indebted are re-
quested TO make immediate payment to
June 4th, 1888. GEO. &. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
yAIVS Do SNAHTEYO
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. Ia, TMAMEs-SrREer,

nFFERs for Sale. A FAsHIONABLE
~ ASSORTMENT or Broadcloths, CASH
meres, Vesiugs, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats Gloves,
Hosiery, aud all other articles usually kept by Mer
chant Tailors al prices as low as they can be pur-
chased in town.
Garments of all descriptions made to order, at tho
shortest notice, and warranted to fit. " Porticu-
lar attention paid 10 cutting.
J. ID. y, would express his thanks for the liberal
patronage he has received, and will endeavor by
strict attention TO his business TO merit its connu-
ance mays.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
LIST OF LETTERS,
PORT, r. !.
IITNE l., IS0O

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, RI
JUNE LIST, 1889,
c. Persons calling for them piH please
say A" adrertised," as they are placed in a
separate Dor.
A NJ
John Aubn John Mott
Benjamin Allen Alexander Morgan
A l. Magenus
Richard Bluck Sarah b Mitchell
Jonathan G BaroA
Caleb S Ball VIM G. Peckham
C Daniel Prebble
Jonathan Cornell Miss Lydia Potter
Henry CottTell Susan Pearcep
Peter Cardrot
Mrs Emeline Crowen John Rice
Eliza Cornell Alaen Reaynolds
Guy Dolbeare Capt Jephry Sears
David Dickson Eber Sherman
Miss Mary r Dennis Mrs Catharine Slocum
e Mary Spedden
Mrs Thomas Evens w
f Ezra Whitney
Jonathan Francis Miss Mary Wheleck
II Sarah NJ Wylie
T T S Harsten JAMEsrowN
Wm' Hordeh Robert Ii. Watson
Samuel Hunter WIN. Dennis
henry Hunt Benz. Congdon
Capt Hardy Mimi rrows
John Hawkins NJ. u p,,tI;,,.
Miss Sophia Hamblin IaUses Ch.sa
Francis Hyde Sam,,,aI Whi,;Do
Jane Hazard ' "'A6
Martha Hoxa IRISH
Peter Morrison
Mis- Ivans Hugh Marina
James Hough
William Johnson Pytrick Kerrigan
X James Farrell
Mrs Caroline N Kelley VIM. Casserly
! I, Ann Kiley
Rev. Constantine Lee Mrs Haneley
Miss Ann L Lowe r. II. CARR, p. nj
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05

sEItVIf "IlCIc NC cdTlng OF
Horses Of the various diseases TO which the noble an
imal is subject viz the SPAWN, Ringbone, Poole
vii, vis.ula, Sore Eyes. and various other diseases
which horses subject to. Any peron having
Horses afflicted with any Of the above named disea
ses, by bringing the Horse to him or sending to him
in time, he will guarantee TO effect a cure
He will attend also to the Docking and Ncking Of
Horses in tb, most approved manner.
sr Having ptastsed in the above profession for
several years in the State of Kentucky he offers his
services TO the public, with the utmost confidence
J. ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
Selling off AT Cost.

VNHE stock in trade ofthe above firm is now sci.
II ing of at said store at cost all who are in
want OF Boots and Shoes will do well to improve ih.
opportunity to supply themselves soon, as the sale
VIII De crossed IN afew days. June 9th,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05

90 do each 10 shares Of the Louisiana
State Bank, 100 each, each prize
1000, ..
10 do each 2sbares CT 100 each; each
prize 200 OF the Gas Light Bank,
200 do each ] shares or 100, Of the
Bank Of Louisiana
200 do each shares Of 100, Of the New
Orleans Bank =.
l50 do each share Of 100 ofihc I'm.
ion Bank Of Florida
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
VETERINARY SURGEON.

IN THE Subscriber respectfully in
a. IVY forms the citizens Of Newport, and
HC its vicinity, that he has taken a resi-
ssras&A dencs At Mr.. JOSEPH FIsHs in Broad
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
SATURDAY. June lst.
MONDAY, June Sd.
CLEARED.

Schrs. Olympus, Slocum, from New Bedford
for Albany. Amity, Somers, from Richmond,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13
- IL - -

yin NEW l'hh
louisiana and New York Line Of Packets
THE Slips composing this line will sail from
Now Orleans and New York on every other Mon
day-colnmencing on the goth Northumberland to
insure the punctuaity in the time Of sailing. the
line will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship Yazoo, Captain Trask to leave on the Goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave on the
4th December.
Ship Huntsville Captain Edridge, to leave on the
18th December.
Ship Vicksburg, Captain Woodhousc, to leave on
the list january.
Ship Mississippi Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th of January.
Tho above arc all new, of the first class, copper
de and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 tons
hurthcn, are Of light draught of WATER being bull,
in New York expressly for the trade The price
of passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabins are
httcd up in the most improved and convenient
plan, and finished in neat and elegant style -
Ample stores OF the first quality will be provided,
and every regard paid to the comfort and entire
satisfaction OF passengers who will please take no.
tee that no berh can be secured until paid for at
the off &C of the consignccs.
These vessels are commanded by captains well
experienced in the trade, who will give every al
tcntlon and exert themselves to Accommodate They
Will at all times be towsd up and down the Missis.
sppl by steamboats,, and the strictest punctuality
observed liz the time Of sailing.
The owners OF these ships will not be response.
bio tor any letter, parcel or package, sent by or
put on board OF them, unless regular bill of atling
be signed therefor, at the counting house of the
agent or owners For further particulars apply to
d BEIN & A COHEN,
novel 80 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13
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COMPOUND TOt &c MIX'rURE.-A speedy
~ and certain cnr(ffor the Fever and Agur,
remittent and INTERIM tent favers preparcd from
tho original recipe. SOD with eminent and uni
versal SUCCESS in 1885, Nv persons Of the highest
responsibility in thiscv, as stated N the annexed
certificates. ~
This medicine is hi hy recommended, and has
| bean extensively used the above diseases with
such distin 6ishcd sue ,ss tina, the proprietor Of
the recipe has heen \ccd 10 offer it to the pub
lie in its prc.cu. form il the hon" 1t may he
the means of relieving maav ., those who are
suffering under the SEQ ,ge of country. 1t is
a medicine possessing so. virtue, and when used
according to the drec ms has never failed of
offccting cure. even iithe most obstinate stage
:. Of the disorder. 1t is ut III htsasreeablc, and
&persons of the weakest onacl, and children may
eke il with IMMUNITY. e strengthens the digestive
= organs, creates M ap) S(to and seldom requires
: mpre than one, or in Ultimate cases, two bottles
to effect cure, Thor is neither mercury mol
: arsenic in the medici.n, nor any thing in uriou
u to the human constitute The propricto.s arr
:. SO well convinced Of its ,%sncy that they agree
to refund the price of eve, hottie which has beer
s taken in accordance will he directions and ha
h not effected perfec, CT Of this fever Il aguo
u A. OLIVER sole agc for New Orleans, n
v his wholesale and retail dig and medicine store
&c corner Of Bicnville and Carlres rtrccts.
rs For District Agencies 1,p!y to
l. je5 r. W. WITH, AZ Cont at.