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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24

"1Mn about IS fair pIay'--When Mr. Weh'
ster gets back from England land goes to Wash
ing'on, MIR Van Buren, if he chooses, take
him by the hand, and say-'Mr Webster, how
90 you DO? how is achusetts?-PhI. Loco
Foco) Times.
And Mr. Webster can proudly reply, 'She is
as she has been; there she is; she needs no eulo-
gy OF NINE; she is wing to the core. BY the way,
Mr. President; How is Wsw York?-.Wew Bedford
Mercury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24

HamprOVed Cooking Stoves.

YENEE subscribers would inform the public that
n they manufacture, and keep on hand for sale
at their shop, in Barnet, Passumpsic Village VT.
S,HNdMuTuIG,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
ed one of the severest we have had for many


year.
GLOUCESTER, Sunday night, 10 O'Clock.
We have experienced most disastrous gale
OF wind here today from f. S. f.. A feet of
oO vessels which came out of Portland yesIer-
day put in here this morning in IL thick snow
storni-irom IL to 90 Of which, as near as can
be ascertain eG have gone ashore in our harbor
and are. total wrecks
Our oldest sea captains say they have not ex-
perienced gale like This since 1915. Truly we
nave been called upon today to witness the most
heart rendmg scenes, aye, stand on shore and
see HE poor sailors clinging 10 the last irugneu,
OF Their rai bark and staring grim death in the
face, fully determined upon their fate.
Hundreds Of our energetic md praiseworthy
citizens, with undauned courage, Immediately
repaired to the scene OF disaster, and they have
uohe all IN their power 10 save the dying and
drowing-und many at the peril oftheir lives, like
heroes rushed into the surf and dragged men q
women ny means OF ropes on shore, in an eX'
hausted staie-but, alas! many were doomed TO
The late ct Il wuery grave.
100 much praise cannot be bestowed on the
unoounded hospitality of our townsmen, purlic.
ulary Mr. AlphOnso Mason, in administering TO
wants and comforts Of these sh ipwrecked hardy
sons OF Neptune. Tomorrow will be sad day
IN gathering up the mangled bodies of The
dead.
These vessels were mostly loaded with lum.
Der, wood, butter and eggs, &c. No insu
rance.
will close this mournful cpislle Ivy adding
that ,he rain continues TO pour in torrents, aud
the gale has not yet ab0ted any. The roar oi
the sea resembling distant thunder, cull be heard
for miles along our rock bound shore. Most
melancholy music. doubt if The gale has been
even worse on our whole coast, than we have
experienced it in Cape Ann.
Gloucester Telegraph, Monday,
II O'clock, M.
The storm which set in yesterday morning
has been disastrous indeed, both life and prop
ery. Ii is impossible at present TO furnish any
particulars, and we have only time to state that
about twenty five vessels have gone ashore,
most OF them having become entire wrecks-As
many more are riding at anchor, with every spar
Gu, away--and as near as can be estimated E'lF-
TY souls have Sperished! Our shores present
dreadful spectacle melancholy enough to make
the heart bleed, strewed as they are with dead
bodies aud fragments of the wrecks. Most of
the vessels ashore belong to. the Eastward.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE
AWFUL STORM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
AHERNTIY'S DYSpPrIC IXtI.

DR., berncthy, til, greatest of Eng!i h Surgeons wa
opinion that hin 'lcnths of the diseases that affect
mankind originate in the stomach This Elixir was
used bv him with the most unprecedented success III
ms private and public practice for upwards oil forty
wears for the removal Of he following diseases:
Loss ofuppee, Flatusency, Distenton OF the Stom-
o,h Pain in the side, Henvness of the Head and incli-
ma ion to sleep, rregunrty OF the Bowels, and III all
cases VIII re Indigestion OF tusvc habit Is found TO
exist.
This medicine must not be numbered among the host
nf ouack uus,rlIms before the pubic, it Is the
sn invention of the ah!cst aud scientific surgeon
Europc ever prnluceh and the secret of preparing il
vas purchased bv the agent for very large III IS
,urernple and pleasant the Ia tie, acts us mild "pcf
lent always keeps the bowels free, nrarts vigor and
strength to the SYSTEM aud cheerlulnesS to the lnhd,
and few bottles removes the most confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia Indigestion, aud prevents return al any
'''N New YORK, 9TH August, 1888.
Is Madison street
S,p:-n con seq uencc of leading sctentnry life,
lave been troubled III ire less, with Indigestion Tor
tou wears; tor the last three years my sulefinSs nave
been insupportabe. have tried several physic''nS'
aud number of quuck medicines, without deriving any
benefit despaired Of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself !uihe m,st hopeless despair
was nersuade,l by many friends TO try Aberliethy
Dysneptic Elixir. have now finished the iou'th not
,la and know not how to express N.Y. nifaiioh OF us
,unndrr r virtues aud the miracle 1t hos performed III
restoring me IN that health which l. msht lost Tor,
aver. Send INC half dozen bottles E. and except
nv thanks ior the blessings You have crredby re-
storing mr to perfect health. ~ y
- remain yours,
JCOR MONROE.
TN. ,s,u, has in his possession seve hundred les
nnnaIS similar 10 the above of The extraordinary
mes Of this medicine. Sud by appointment, at '!'r
Johnson S. IN Bru' lie street. nov j
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
RAI.DNESS.

A BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the grandcst of''a
Y ment belonging ID the human 1iah'e' INV '"
" the loss of il changes the counttna'ce, ana ""
turelv brings the appearance OF 0Io age, ""'"''"
SEES many to rccoil al being uhcnvefen' III" ' "I
even to sus Scic,v to avoid the tests anu S'''e'S "
their ucu,aji ta,ce the remainder O clr lives are 60"
spent IN refinement. In short. not even 'h,
loss Of property fills the generous lhilk'@ I'" W.
that nrnvv sinking gloom does the loss OF rs ,'''
ronycrt all these ,,,lr, ant circumstances tfh@e
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling oil ca t'ih
first npplicatiOn aud few bottles restores II a@aih "
likewise produces eyebrows and "h'sNcrs; prr'rh'' 1
nair from turning gray, makes 1t curl hra","F cn n,
frees il from srnrf Numerous certificates 'ol nv. MS
responsibility in support Of the virtues OF our'e5e.
Balm, shown by the proprlctors
u Read the following:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of ph'iadh'ph
has certified as may he seen below, to the sh c"''
ter of the following gentlemen. j,
The undersigned do hereby certify that we nave "Se1
the Balm of Columbia discovered by. j. Oldr'dge' ano
have found it highly Scrviceabe not only as preventive
against the fans of of hair, but also csra'" r's'o'
tive
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in It George clnrsr'
JOHN p INGLIS, 32l Arch street.
JOIN ID THOMAS, NJ d, lG3 Racest
JOHN : Ft'REY 1Gl Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY.2 i3 South ID ST.
JOHN GARD Jr, l23 Arch street.
1t is known TINT three of the above s1gners are NOR
hun 50 years ofngc, and the Others not less than ''o
From the Mnvor]
Commonwealth of Pen.sv vnnn, I
City Of Philade'pha.
I, Roncrt Wharton. Mayor Of said city OF PhIlnte;
ria, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Ncssrs = lngliS, joln ) Furey, and Hugh 'Curdy
whose names signed To the above ctrlcae,t't fhry
are rcntelmn of character and responsibility, and us
such full credit should be gvem the said certificate"
In wincs whereof: have hcrrunto set my hnnd
and caused the seal Of the city 10 be oiilXed, this
9th day of December, Nc
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON. Mayor.
OBSERVE that each hottie ofthr Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is represented
the Fall ofNagurn. &c,
SOLD .hocSaIc and rctui by the sole agents for Anne
RIGA. % Fletcher street. Maiden Lane, one ''ool
bel Pearl street and by most druggists and periImers
t Ongh he country. ~
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12

DAiNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-'u
( landing from ship Constitution, and for saIe- w
10000 feet of glass, best quality, from "Nl"
300 kegs white lead pure; $50 do green paint, in -
br kegs; a doz npa,ed,ins for s;6Ooolb hraga
% doz splendid 10000 ground brushes, also oo9Oo and
900 do; cases green i'll powder; superior article
do do cans; large assortment of sash tools OF every
size and guilty: cable pencils for artists flat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared, boxes, fitted r: with all necessary brushes;
urtist's tools, &c
Flake and irnn,itv WHITE GO packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large and choice as
of paints dry colors OIL rcntine, variish,
&c. for sale wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest prices,
by MONDEIII,
a92 !3 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line Of Packs,sl
IN IN "A. IA
1IT1H IT'D 1I7EY IT'D

Ha1liE ships composing this Line WI! sail from NJ
L Orle,ls and New York on every other Monday
commencing the 20tll november and to insure in.
slrictcst punctnay i'll Their tine Of sailing the lima
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship 1nEOO Captain Trask to leave on the 2Oth nov
Ship LouiSriHe Captain Palmer to leave on tbs 9TH
December.
Ship lIuutsriNe Captain Eldridger to leave on The
18th December.
ship pichsburg, Captain Woodhouse, to leave % aas
lst Jan lary.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis to eavs OH the 18th
January.
L. The above ships are all new of the first class
copeted and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tors
burthen, are OF light daught of water, being built in
New York expressly for The tras. The price of pass
sage is fixed a, one hand,ed dollars. Their cabins are
fitted up ON the most improved and convenient plan and
finished in neat and elegant STYLE. Amps stores of
the first quality will be provided, and every regard had
to the comfort and entire satisfaction passengers who
will please take notice that berth be secured
I'll paid Tor III the Office OF the consIgnees.
These packets commanded by Captains we'll ex
pcrcnced i'll the lrade who will give every attention
and exert themselves TO accommodate. I hey will at
| all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, and the stricCs puncttnity observed in
| the lime of sailing.
The Owners Of these lips will not be responsible for
aEy LEI cr, parcel package by bon I'd of
,hc unless regular bill OF iading he signed therefore
1t the cnHntng house of lac agents or owners Fse
| urlrr Particulars apply TO
u BEN & A COHEN;
| nov Is 80 Common at.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12

M ORRIS 4, Co. No. SO Chartras street, ale now
" receiving and opening the most splendid, SUI
s,ania and fashionable stock OF Clothing they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting III
mart of the following articles: blue, hnc black, Jet
back london brown, elton, olive, london smok2
and golden olive irock and dress coats; beaver,
sabc and harrington frocl coats, elegantly finnish.
ed; fancy and plain hlnck cashmere and cloth
pnn,aloons. english and french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; real new market com'ortS;
eng,is! and french fancy and pam scarts aud
hdkfs; cha,nois silks-web and gnin.cas'' sns-
penders; chamois, mcrnn, lambs wool, welsh tia1l-
mel, silk and cotton net sherts and drawers; tine
nnin and cotton shirts, with linn bnsons, plain
and rniied ivory pearl and plain handle SILK nIn.
breas = CRAFTS" premium Glov"s-hlsn. q
beautiful article of white kid, for weddings, ball.
&c.; $ ritrIcirll silk and randana hdkIs; pIa n
lgur, d and cmhroidercd Camhr'c do; silk, Ian b
wools mnrino, germantown, and brown and whit,
cotton half hose ;; all of which they offer low t'
cash, OF to pln'uaI customers as usual. Now |
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12

DROPS This medicine was
ID discovered by the proprietor and has been sub
lecitd 10 his careful observation for MANY years
IN every vnrcy "i pIacucc. and all the disease,
OF the diversified American climate; and it is not
given to the public with the utmost confidence and
believe that ii is, as most clearly set forth III the
pa mphlul accompanying the same, the best medI-
cine ever thrown within the reach of all classes of
society. Ii is with the greatest prophecy given in
all the mnlndles which allllct tie human cc, from
the established fact, that when taken into the sto~
mach it acts according to the state OF the stom-
acl and the nlturc OF the disease, either as an
cmec diurclic, sudorItic, eApecioran', crprrIet
medicinc. That It's really what II purpuIts /" be,
reeds only trial to satisfy the most incredu'ous.
The fact is daily coming 10 the knowledge oil the
propri,, ,rs OF its beneficial and saving effects in
cases of the ague and fever, bilious, typhus, ncr~
vuus and 81 aret levers, lntluehZa, violent colds,
DIV sen,erry or ilux, dyspepsia or measles, satisfy
them that they are not only warranted IN warmly
RECOMMENDING it, bun they a:e call neon from a
sense nt duty winch they owe to the human timl'y
to say to ALL try il, and you will bear ample lestl-
ony to all we have id en- the suhJec'.
| The cholera itself, the worst sruurgc which he
ever visited our couhl1y, has been successfully cons
quercd the proprietor in thirteen cases with the use
OF this medicine only, Without the loss OF single
| PARENT. The medicine is PIE AIRED only by doctors
| BURNHAM & DAVIS, St. Louis Missouri; and is
put up in phals each accompanied with p ain
and distinct direction, and containing about SIXTY
discs, to be had tor seventy five cents, which
makes II much the cheapcs! me dlcne ever offered
to the public.
| The above Medicine is sold wholesale and ret ii
by our Agents, Henry Donnabel, Druggist ant
Apohecary Tchoupll"ulas street, New Oheans
L,LOUt, Buckwheat, Potatoes &c.
| l. 100 half bbls family Flour,
| % half bbs Philadelphia buckwhcat meal
| 100 Quarter d., do do
100 Eighth do do do
| 800 Hampers extra sized Iiavrc potatoes,
| . 81 small Gloucester cheese,
50 cunisters prest rived salmon. o..
90 boxes Philadelphia assorted preserves, !,
Just received and for salebv z.'sSz5
Nv PEiTClIARD Il 40 TAGERT, Jr.,
Jag cor poydras 4 Ma5aznc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
MARBLE CHIMNEY THCE W.ArHeusr

MARBLE CHIMNEY THCE WAhrHeusE,
w Customhonsc street posite the post otfice.
The subscribers arc nowIk ceiving from their fac
tories in New y ork, andftNill keep constantly on
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuperior workmanship, and Of the latest patterns,
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tomhs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintels,
marble acings hcarths and boundary stone. plaster
of Paris, Roman 4 Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates ofthc newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the ncalest manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmeE te
set the above work.
;c5 JAMES KAHN & STROUD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12

NEW ORLEANS & CHARLESTON PACKETS
III This line consists of ionr vessels, all of
lTTfAs. the hrsl class, corperrd and copper fast.
Ill sncd, and of about 900 tons hurtbes
with handsome accommodations for passengers.
These vessels are commanded by aptains well
experienced in the trade, who will give every at
ieu,ion. and exert themselves to n, cprnmndats tho
shippers. They will b" lowrd up and down the
Mississippi, and leave New Orleans on or before
the iOth and 18Th OF every muuth. The following
vessels compose the line, viz
Brig Arabian, Charles & rLnn, MASTER
Big 'npman.J. B. Thompson, master.
Brig Aimena, J Duane, master.
BlrN Roger Williams. J. Allihers master
g. Co. g. Common s. NJ O,I.,ns - NJ -
Murdccai, CHARLES ton. octl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
VNRESH GARDEN SEED.-The sn hscrIbrr

ERESH GARDEN sEED-The subscriber
IL trgs TO express his grateful thanks to the pubs
lie, for the liberal support he has deceived since ne
commenced business in this city Being sole pro
pIct,r Of the seed store, II Common street, he Is
not and never was agent Tor any northern seed
vender; neither is he connected " ilh arv house in
this couulry-bul he assures the public 'hut his
connections IN every department OF the seed busl-
ness in the different countries Of Europe are eQnal
10 that of any house in the United States. lie I'M
parts seeds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respectable nurseries and eIsmen III France,
Holland, England, Srnland, and the no thtru
slutes-anu it will a, all times be his interest," as 1t
is his study, t" receive, IN addition to his present
stock, large arrivals Of every description, really the
growth OF 1885, also, engrutted fruit trees, OF all
kinds The puLlc may rely on finding IuI as
sorlment every nrllcIe IN the seed line, OF genus
inc quality, and imported direct by
VIM. Dim.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
hDitihE NO PA
HR. Johnson Office 10 HietfNiIle stree! co'
- fines h,a practice To the treatment OF 'ehtfe'


nR. JOHNSON, Office 10 lien'ille street! con
- fines h,a practice to the treatment OF 'ent'c"
disease , IN all its different iulnls.
Dr. Johnsyn, from residence Of many years N Hos,
,,uls in Europe devoted the treatment Oh Ncnerea'
}isrns,S and from his present extensive practice III
thnt particular nrurl OF the proleSs'o' guarantees d
safe, surrdy aud orcuul tn such persons us atc
,ouhlrd with any of the following diseases, VIZ
tiJ lorrlloeu, elects, SuIc,Nts, ChencfeS, nupps'
Seminal Weakness Affections OF the Bladder hIdntys,
Inins, urctrn, rroSlu,o Glnid, Swe!lrd les'icles'
Eruptions ON the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains IN the
Joints; >. H., 9 ,,,,,,
And the numerous symptoms Which generally follow
his disease. :,,, ,,,
Recent eases cured in two or hlee days without the
use of Mercury interruption from business, or al'cf"
ton in the mode otli'ing.
A medicine to pre-, eni Vrnercal Disease can be o"
famed Of Dr. johnson 1t is from the recipe OF the
baron Larry, IL celebrated French Surgeon, and was
used hv HIM during the several campn'sns III winch he
served MS Surgeon General il. the French Army
Sold by DR.. johnson, at his office those persons
having any alt. ton OF VenCrcal Disease, anh 'bot
taking sea voyages. removing tn the country, won,.'
do well bv giving DIR. johnson call MS proper mcn'-
nes tor iclr cure in the shortest time can he put up
with written directions fn their use.
Office open from IN the morning until lo O'Clock at
night.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12

EDUCATIJN-FRENCl and ENGLlSH.-
Mr. Jam, s, recently arrived IN this city, begs leave
to inform the ciiztns OF New Orleans that he will
open an academy on Monday, IA, January, at No.
70 Toulouse street, Tor the instruction OF youth OF
bolh sryrs in French and English, in which he
will be ally assisted by Mrs. james and Mrs.
Mether, who speak both those languages with
great tnency and purity, aud who viii tale charge
OF the deparlm, Mt OF the young ladies.
Mr.. james will give his whole attention to the
various branches of education, and iiatters himself
that he will give entire satisfaction 10 lhose VINO
may honor him with their confidence. nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
vPARKER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, SC.

VPAKk ERR s KUCkY MOUNTAINS, nc.
y OURNAi. of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
ABC F NJ, performed in the years 1885, '36 and
-; containing description Of the geography, ge.
ulogv, climate and productions, and the number,
manners and customs of the natives; with Map
of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Samrc Parker, A NJ.
he River and he Desert; or Recoeclions OF
the Rhonc and tn. Ghartreusc; by Miss Pardoe,
author ofthc City of. Sd tan, &c. i'll , vols.
Tie Robbcr, IL Tale, ~ the author of Rlchclieu,
The Gypsy, AuNa; in 2.,,>i
The Two Flrts; or Ad. s>,urc in a Country
House, aud other Tales, by Lady Blossngton, l.
Bolwer, Mrs orion, Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Cop,ain Mcdwn, and others; in vols E..z
l. The l. lie AMI Adventures OF Nicholas Nickleby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by fiiz' No
Just received andfor sale by IL. =.
- 49, - RENI - -. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12

wv AGNERS lANVlD oDENTl a, A.- lIl',
w been long used. both here and IN the north
with uniform success. for cleansing and whitening
the tea,h and preventing the t"uhachc; preserving
the gums, purifying TIN br' ut., and rc'vine most
diseases to which the mouth is liable IN either the
adul, or infant -Oue tea spoonful, mixed IN vine
plasstul of pure WAFER and 81 applied t" me ttth
in usual manne' with a brush, will ciecluaIiv pre-
ven, scurvv. and ware! off that ,Xcrula.lng pain,
the tooth ache.
Prepared only l,y r. I. Wangcr, Surrcon Den.
lis, 10 ,,ilu!son C"iegr, and sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON 4, Co. 81 Canal s..
~ SOLE. au-nts for Wanuer's Odtntica
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
IN, IN IN
1TV lTTTY &IYR


NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS.
This line will consist of the following vessels,
which have been built or purchased expressly for
the trade, viz.
Ship Seaman, Capt Miner,
Bark Mary, " Nlckerson,
" Trad Ferry, Stevens,
Solomon Sullus, Latham,
Brig Architect, 6 Gray.
These vessels Of the first class have hand
some furnished accommodations, and are of Il light
draft Of water, TO admit of their receiving and
dlscharging their cargocs in Baltimore at the city.
Freight will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or James River, and forwarded by the agents,
Mcssrs. CLARKE & KELLOGG, at Baltimore;
expenses on goods shipped will be advanced when
required. The price Of passage fixed at $50,
ample stores Of the st quality will be provided.
Steam ur and down the Mississippi Will be taken
Oh all occasions.
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
nov27 % Blenvil,e st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12
VoL.-VI NO 1909
M York * Baltim orc Packets

DACKETS FOR NEW YORK.-Ncw Lane.
l. TO sail punc,ualiy every second Monday
during tho season, full not full.
Ship Orleans, 500 tons Capt. S. Sears,
Ship Alabama, Ala do c. c. Berry
Ship Arkansas, G27 do e S Dennis
Ship S ,raloga, 542 do w Hathaway.
Ship Nashville, $40 do d Jackson.
Shin Kentucky, G29 do J Bunker
The above ships arc of tho first class, coppere
and copper fastened, aud having been built IN New
York expressly for this trace, they are OF light
draft of water and almost invariably cross the bar
without any detention. The COMMANDERS are men
of great experience, and the ships will always DO
lowed up end down the Mississippi by steamboats,
They have handsome furnished accommodate
and stores of the best description will always BIO
furnished. The cabin passage is $50 without
wine or liquor, and there is no liquor furnished TO
the officers crew. For irci pht or passage apply
ON board, or to Ii G. AMES, AZ Camp st.
The ships are not. accountable for brcakage of
glass, hollow ware, marble or granite, cooperage Of
tin, or rust Of iron steel responsible for any
package or parcel, unless regular bill of lading
is executed therefor at the Office of the elts.
nuy27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-12

NOTICE, The co.parlnership formed on the
oSth July last, between John Y. Bayliss, Joseph A.
Beard and Charles b. Bloren, to be conducted un-
der the style and ulle of Gayss, Beard & B1"rcn,
is hereby dissolved : ond this dissolution is 10
take effect Us from the LIST al December last.
The undersigned will promptly discharge all the
obligations oil the late firm, and IN future continue
in their own names, and Tor their own account,
the same business as Factors and General Cum
mission merchants, under the style and title OF
Beard g. Biuirn, and solicit share OF the patron
age of their friends and the public. -.-
.r JOSEPII.A BEARD, .
nov CHARLES B. BiOREN.