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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

NIOrlCE.-Eos srle COFFEE HOUSE, with all
its fixtures, in Camp street. in the central par
agais, and DOING nov pretty smart business for fur
iee particulars ppy as,f6:s Of ut lhthis paper its
SPEkM OiL-l2 barrels IN snrn and for sale by
- jail 80 e, ABRAHAM rRlER, "a Pnydra At
0AYTlNETA44 cases drah and mixed sat,inct,.
- fajg and spsdium qualities for sale nv
:. rs I.sAAC BRIDGE e. 10, TIA Maya zine 81,
IONEY-I0 tifrces flesh Cubn Honey, now land.
III Ing from brg Boston from II. yana Tor sale by
'.e' J RVS 4 ANDREWS.
janaA 4 Tor Common aud Tchapitoulns SITS
GIQANl fs.AtsS-250sb IN bales and bundles, u.s.
w sestc3 ixes, Tor sale by
JAN ~ ISAAC BRIDGE L. ca. 1874 Magazine S,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

HARVARD UNIVERSITY. The following appoints
men,s ave been rrpored to the "vrrseers Of Ha,'
ward Univsrei'y, by the corporation, for concur.
renee Jared parks, Esq.. TO he M'Lesn Professor
Of History, ond the Rev. james Walker, D. D., OF
Charea,on, 10 ba Afford Professor OF Civil Polity
and Moral and Intellectual Philosophy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

MuKDER.-The Ascension Head Of the Cd instant.
brings the intelligence Of the murder Of two ,ra
doris in n canoe, about eight miles from Donald
sonvilc, in tho parish Of ST. James, by Of the
grocs Of the ucshborood who confessed that the muir
decd men hal been trucking with them for fowls
offering such price, and when they were brought de-
clined taking them, when difficulty which ter
minated in tho death Of the traders.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

THE TRUE AMERICAN, for tie Country, to be
published once ,eek, at IS per nnnun, payable in
adronce I'VE have prospectus in the press for week
" edition Of our paper II we receive the anticipated
encouragement il will be issued forthwith Those who
are DESTROYS to become subscribers, will plet call at
the News Room and leave their names. We can assure
our friends tina, it will he arranged with great care;
timing correct view of both home and fnre;gn mar
ket-. The correspondence Of tie True American is
superior to that Of any southern papcr New type will
be employed and its appearance shall he equal to that
of any paper. il not exceed it Our friends
are respectfully solicited to forward suh'c'ptons.-
Payments will be due after the delivery Of the first
numberas the Country paper will be continued regular
| " thereafter.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

Governor Porter has appointed lamsss Clarke, Esq,
Of Indiana county,a canal commissioner Of Peansyva-
mia, in place Of Thadieus Stevens, ESQ., resigned Mr.
C. President Of the Canal Board under Governor
II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

The Nashville Simmer Of The 29Ih snys: II rain.
ing hriskly last evening. The river had fallen three
feet on the shoals 1t will rise again, prob
nhiY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

FATAL DUEL.-A fatal meeting took place in the
parish Of Lafayette in the Atakapas. few dIys since,
between Mr.. DE La lIoussaye aud Nj. John saan.
dcrs they fought with bowie knives-the former Gu
tlenan lcing instantly killed-t,s latter being danger.
ously, perhaps mortally wounded.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
FOR Fl AVIAN Packet.

"a The Al pat Ike, .hooner TLAZER. capt
HM Greenan'I will positively sail on Thursday
AAS evening, the 7th inst. This schooner was
built "a ressly fora passage vessel, having splendid
furnished state for 81 passengers, and Tor seed
trade. With an experienced commander, steward and
stew ards and liable supplied it'll the hest the marke.
affords For freight OF 800 barrels bulk, or passage
apply on board Picayune Tier, or to
ia5 WM PORTER, IS Common ri
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
The Nashville Banner Of the 3Oth ult., says:


Ex.PrcsIent Jackson is in town this week, attending
the trial Of three OF his n.groes, charged with Killing
negro man belonging to stokrly DoneIson, Esq. We
saw the Ex.Presdeut at the court house yesterday
own emphatic nahner. He looks 40 we'll lie did five
ycara ago.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

Free Hawking in kSdiana.-A general banking law,
aud law increase the stock Of the stale Bank are
anon, the under confederation by the
legislature Of Indiana.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

Judges Of the Supreme Court. We understand
all the Judges Of this cour, have rendered 'ne''
designations which have been accepted, but Juoge
Martin. What course he intends 10 pur'ue We
have been aform in relation to il, but it y"
expected, generally. tho. after the 'naueur'"o"
and the new Governor is ins,allsd into "nsce' ne
will resign likewise. This will give an oppor'u"''
~ to the Legislature to rr.orgsnise the supreme
Court, by increasing the numbsr of judges 10 tire,
the maximum provided for and intended BY the
Constitution, and by putting able and et'c'e"t
men m the bench We should think Judge Mar.
Tin himself would recommend this. No man
knows better than him, the importance Of such !"
change, for he is thoroughly acquainted with the
! business and duties Of this court. He knows how
laborious and multiplied they are and what labor
and research i. requires to discharge them. Surely
then he will no. remain in the way Of recognising
the court. He hns every thing to i"'e and moth
ing 10 gain by holding on to his Office. The r.
pura,ion a. . iurist which he has already gained
is a, stake, aud this ouqh, to be dearer to him
than office and money. I. 10 evident he can &C.
quire No more fame rs a Judge and he must b
con,en, with wha, he has so hardly earned in The
course Of long judicial c'reer. He should 'edec
on his present condition and situation on 'h'
bench Eo although he still resains in rren
degree the strong and clear intellect with whel
he wns endowed by nature, his physical power
have failed him and he has hecoms incapable a
judicinl labor. He is no longer in condition =
mint ain his character rs an able judge. or sussai
his reputation for comprehensive judgment an
extensive legal display in writing out his decisions
But far the public interest 10 concerned, hi
longer continuance in Office is serious public in
Jury, we therefore hope ,ha. Judge Martin will re
sign in the course Of the week and let his pac
he filled by another, and one who is able TO pei
form all the duties Of this Office well and wit
despatch. If this is no, done we shall gain nd
: yer, to This subject. I, involves confederation
TOO i'm portant 10 the state to be overlooked f"r
moment. The public func,i"nary who holds ofic
and is unable, or tails, from any cause, TO di!
charge the duties attendant on it, should Al onr
he called t" nccoun,. No sympathe i: appeal ,
past and long services, should excuse him. H
own sense Of decency, self respect, and publ
Justice, should induce him al once to give up a
: office, the duties Of which he 10 No longer able
perform. If he will not, the L. legislature il b"un
however painful the duty. to apply the nppropria
REMEDY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Letters received by the las, arrival from Tam
pcc, (of inquest enable authority state tina, the
English claim Of the Mexican Government, the
| whole Of Yuca,an for the deb, due them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
TO MERCHANTS.

Uj'MERcIl\NI> rnn haze I'E,UriFUl. CIRCu.
LAR struck Eff ionr ho"rs NorIGf, hy ,mN,ns tie
Co'np'ing Knm Of TR!'E AMERICAN rnlSr:NG:
OFfi,r, st. Chnr'es Exchange. aiio,uing tie REAn-
ING Room at Corner ot 'irnvier street at DE Print
ing OlIcc. cgrAer Of povhas md ST Clarcs skrccks
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

SAN CAnLos.-The great tragedian. Booth, com.
mences his engagement tonight. In consequences Of
Gabriel Ravel having met with some accident which
will disable him for short tims the engagement OF the
Rave family is given up. So soon as Mr. Booths
nights ure over, Augusta will appear. Let the sus-
cep,ihle put double guard upon their henr'"-f her
charms have not melting power, We know not whose
have.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

Thr Navy Of England is rated At ST. sail, mounte
with 23,0O0 guns.
The Navy Of France is rated a, $50 salt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

Drhe packet ship NASHVILLE, is now dscl'a,'
gi"g her carsn opposite the Vegetable m,rke Co"-
ignees will please attend I" the r,csi.ing Of 'hei'
go IDA. A COHEN, Agent.
feh4 81 Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

By the Cuba from Galveston, we have the
declare. its want of confidence in the truth Of the
rcpor Of Isaac B. Desha, the murderer Of Francs
Baker, being alive. He is dead to n certainty.
Nominations mn AIDE by the Presiden, Of the Rcpub
lie Texas, and confirmed by the SENATE.
Az, Brigham, Treasurer.
J W Moody, Ia, Auditor,
Jnn. G Wechneyer, end Auditor,
James W Simmons, Comptroller,
James Morgan, Navy Agent,
Geo. NJ C"lIinswor,h. Collector,
Edward Burlcsion. Colonel.
W. l.. Fisher, 1t. Colonel, frontier Rrgim en-,
P. l.. Wyatt, Major,
SiIas Dinsmore, Chief Justice, Ma,nporda county
p. O. Inmrki", Chief Justice, Houston county;
II. o Watts, Collector Of the Por, Of Lnbecc";
X. D. Doom; do Sabine Pass;
Thoa. Harvey, No.irv Public, Ma,sg"rdn;
s %% f A Ross G'.y No'' Pub. Harrisburg
The Boston Collector George Bancroft has Eecsivst
much rrais. from portion Of the press, for appointing
Natlunel rIawthorne Inspector, and snndry editor
his deputies, tde.waters DC. Bancroft certain'!
deserves rank historian and Of letters, and
credit TO him to bestow office. intelligent men,
who have toed in that most sterile ield-'itrra
turc. But Bancroft is red mcuhed politician
and ever willing to truckle power for place. H
degraded his reputation for letters, in his fevcrs
icty for advancement and office, and willingness d.
scavcnger work for a party, which has dirty wor
enough in all conscience. George Bancroft and A. H
Everett names that do call up the glorious
tions that should e,ernally hver around the terar,
gentleman. They remind us Of unrrinciplsd syco
pllants who content to sing the praises " an,
ro,er who y i'll give them seat at his hoard. Haw
thornc is another of that class. He i. styled by tn
Baltimore Republican "a thorough going Democrat
fit associate of Bancroft aud the rest. We prou
to literary win their wa, to high places. hu
We deprecae the mean spirit that consents to be pa
tronised. Let the force Of genius wing the upw n
flight. in tn Of John r. Kennedy; and not tn
sacrifice pfprincple.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
81. Charles Theatre.

First night Of the celebrated Tiagehian
MIR Il BOOTH.
This Ercning, February 5,
will be performed the celebrated Tragedy of
RICHARD ILL.,.
Richard Bird, Mr. BoG'l
Rchm"nd, Pearson,
Buckingham. -.- Harrison,
Queen, Mrs Fauem,
Lady Ann Harrison.
An Overture by the 7.~'r.'-- 10 Orcl,estrs
Grand Pas seul, by Mad'Ie Rnvenot
TO conclude with
tastes fuR1OSO.
Bombastss, Mr. Browne,
| Ark omlnes, Cove ii
Pushes, Plumet
Destfnn, Mrs Harrison.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
COTTON CIRCULARS
STEAM BOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of STEAM
~ BOATS haze their Bills struck ef, in one
or more Culored Inks on Plain or CoIorcd Paper nth
despatch, and fnrornble TERMS hy leaning their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Poylras and ST. Charles streets.
Nay99-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
FOR CHI NRLES ON.


To sail IN Saturday next int, inst
Fl The first class fast sailing brig
rHTM FREDERICK PEARL. Capt. Spofora,
g take 800 kegs lard the bulk thereof
in bugs 10 make small age. and will positively sail
an ABOVE.
For freight passage having good accommodations,
apply to fe5 LHG >LE 80 Common At
VVO RENT-Posse. sion can be given Immediately.
That desirable, and we'll finished dwelling house,
now in conf elc order, at the corner of Camp and
julia streets. APPLY the premises, or to
W PRlTCHARD Il JbTAGERr Jr.
fe5 Poydrns & Magazine At
4 MEXICAN BRANDY, G.,shsn Buler, &c.
IA 80 barrels American Brandy,
20 kegs Goshen Butter,
~ boxes starch,
so kegs Buckwhcat meal,
Is boxes Impsrialtta,
20 do do canisters do,
20 half barrels mess shad,
Landing from ship Adrionhuth, for sale by
fe5 CIV PKiCCHARD & 10 rAGERT Jr.
REWARE OF 4 SWtNDi.ER-A person repre-.
, senting himself as member Of congress frIm
Texas and passing by the nun'e Of Parker took leg
bail for Houston, Texas the eth o' December last
leaving his bill II, my house unpaid. This is I" warn
the good people Texas beware of the impes,er for
such there is no doubt hei WA CLARK,
fel Rising Sun Hotel
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

rOETHE 4 Schiller'a select minor oen,s
VI Sketches Of Married Life, by Mrs Fvlen, OF
Boston,
The Life and character Of the Rev. saml II
SIeaTNs
Just received and for sale by A TOWAR,
fe5 10 Camp st
NEW YORK StaiiOner's Hall, q CHARITIES street,
~ by DAVID FELT Il CO.
Every article in stationary ready made, to order
put Hp at short notice. Wholesale retail, cssl, or
approved credit. fe5
DOTATOES-5SO bills in fine order. in Aour bar
rels. in store, for sale by 6 DORSEY.
fe! n New Icvte
MOLASSES Bnr1cIs and Ho.shcads-2OO first
lVl quality Moasscs barrels; alS", rs do. do.
Hog ,heuds in prime order, for sne by
les WM PORTER, 81 Common At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05


Regular packet Of the 18th inst.
HOLMES L,Nt. OF PAtKES.
Il The fast sailing cnppercd and copper
r fastened packet ship NASHVILLE Wood,
3144S, master, vii, sail as nlove. For freight or
passage, a,ing cleean, accommodations, apply 10 the
Captain board opposite the Vegetable mnrket,or 10
fe5 A COHEN, 90 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
FOR LIVERPOOL,

FL The new and fast sailing ship BOW.
I'm DITCH, Thompson, master. having most OF
RE her cargs engaged, will have despatch. For
baluI,ce Of freight or passage, apply to
te5 So JP WHITNEY, % Camp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
For NEW YORK.
EDK E.M WINK

"a, The fast sailing coppered brig MAS
,M SASOlT. Trott, master, wi! have despatch
AE For freight or I'1ssase; arriy 10
frj \ 4 ] WHITNEY. "a CsumU g
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1889.
APPENDED London Am,uais-rhe Book of Roy.
- atty, snperb col'd plntes; Finden's Tabeaux and
GALLERY Of GraccS;
Fi-hs''< drawing Room Sketch Book:
Beauties Cost,,me-,-isuds aud Blossuns:
Wuverly Keepsake,-rhe Imperial;
Oriental Annual; Forget me Not,
Jornm's Portrait Annual;
Caricat''ra Annual; Comic Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile SketcI, Book;
Young ladies' and young sen,lenen's Annual
Alaric, Waits; Christmas Tales.
american AMnunls.
The Token md Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
Mrs Gilman's annual Register Il Housewife Almanac
Akmannc's.
American Almanac & Repository ofUSeinl knowledge
Bupl's Nautical lmanac;
EJ,ms 4 Co a. Louisiana Almanac;
Observation-Disclosures Almanac,
Stewards Diary Tor 1889, containing blank memo
randu'n for every day Of the year.
EjOHNS 4 Co.,
corner of st Chnres and Common SITS.
DS-5w 4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
5000! Capital Prize, Tickets only 80 so
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing Of the Grand State LOTTERY Class F, Extra.
81. ~, 81, III, 6, ?. o, 60, 70, IS, So, 4, l.
Nos A. 20, 81 the Capital Prize Of si8NOO, was sold
toNr Cnr.ioEa, merchant of this city.
CLASS IN. II. Authorised Ivy the Legislature Of
~ the S,atc. To be drawn This Day, Feb. S.
1881. at 6 O'Clock, r. NJ. nj Bishops HnieI.
DAVIS co, Managers.
rs Drawn numhers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme
~ s,4 Prizes. amounting to slls esa
Tickets % aO-Halves ! 25-Qanrters 0 GO.
Packages Of IS Tickets for $62 So warranted to draw
at lens, $40 Packages Of rs iaf Tickr's $3l 81 war
ranted draw at least SIS no. Packages of rs Quarter
Tickets 4t8 Is warranted to draw at least 81 3d.
For packages Of single tickets, apply at the
Feh5 l6 Chartres 1T
ENLOUK:-2a! bls landing fro" steamer Danube.
les "A New i.evee
VNTHISKEY-36bbis Recti6rd, landing from steam
~ boat Danube tor .sle n X ,r
I ANUI5'1 kegs landing !.om steamer Fus:lier and
II for sale by g DORSEY, "A New Levse.
DoTtTOES-aO0 bbls northern poioio-p, in store
] and for rae by THAYER& Co,
fe5 ~ Poydras 81
rUNNY BAGS-loO bales busllel Gunnv Bags
fe5 JT''AYER l. Co,74 Poydrs. 3,
1T OLLAND GIN-lO pipes crown wessp ein,a 81.
L i perior article in store and FIR sale bv
s5. JTHAYER & Co. 2! Poyd' as st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

C0mptr0l2er's ONce- Second Municipality,
New Orleans, Feb. 5, 1888
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, thar will adj
l. judcste at my sffce, TO The lowest bidder, on
for year, Of all the paved streets, and sidewalks
bordering the same, within the limits Of this NUM-
cipa.y.
securities, in the $1,000 for the faithful perform-
Of tile duties devovine upon MIN. Payment be
made monthly, in cash the certificate Of the Survey
or that III. work las been executed according TO on.
tract. CALHOUN,
fe3:td Comptroller
ID tRLE:Y'S lat 4 2nd Books Of History, Just
L received nm additional supply of the niovr very
popular school books, by a TDWAR
fe5 - Camp ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

TO BE DRAWN THlS-DAY.
The following are the drawn numbers Of the LOUIS
lana Lottery, Class -, for 1889:
Ticket II, 63, 69-package No 1899, entitled to the
2nh capital prize of 5000 dollars sold by Schuyler bro
kerr 10 Camp st. The holder Is requested to coll at
this Office and receive his money.
81, ~, IS. g, SO, IL, 50,3, ~, %. 10. So.
$l2,OoO CAPITAL PRIZE.
LOUISI A LOT T E r Y =.
Authorized bv Act of Legislature Chapter XI1Et
pass ed Mach q. 1922 Class No. a. for 1890 I" be
drawn Saturday, Feb. $, 1899, at S o'clock =
n. Mt the Exchange Hotel, St. Charles st.
d. S. GREGORY 4 Co. Successors to YATES
INcINTYRE T. Go.
rs Numbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
Prizes amounting to $4,000
Tickets 440O Halves 81 Oo-Quarters 10
Packages of IS ticket, for sion Prckages Of IS
half tickets $0 co. Packages Of IS Quarter Tor
$25 10. For Packages or sing 10 Tickets apply at
DIS GREGORY Il Co, the Managers office.
febi rs, Canal street. n'1t to camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

EFT nj the subscribers store, No 4 Char1rcs 81
IL about two weeks since, Il snail package con,
tuinng box of raznr. in number, two hoYes ncr
ru>snn cnps. brass lock. The owner can have
thea by paying for This ndverti en,ent
fell T. STOW e. co 4 CL,.,.o, r..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

NOAL-!76 tons oftl, best Englis, cool, well suited
~ Tor steam bout use on boar bar que Altoona, from,
New Cas'le, Tor sale by HOLMES L. MILLS,
ia2I Rank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

ROWLETiS Interest Tnblc.-FoSyr's DookEeen.
~ ing; Bennct''s DO: Hurls' do. Expediiions
Measurer, and Edwards Booakeeler's atlas, received
and for sale by A TtIW IN ~"
f.2 Al 80,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

VLOCKS \ TTMEPTECES-Just opened at IL
~ Char,res st, dozen warranted dav Timepieces,
a superior article. Please ,all aud examine the same.
N. q. Clocks, Timepieccs, Watches Music Boxes,
and Jewery carefully repaired and warranted charges
moderate fe2:5t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

A SITUATION WANTED-ln II drv goods or
IN grocery storr, locl or coffee house. Nv
young gentleman Tho has had considerable e,pe,en,c
and can come well Recommended. A.ldrrss j. G.. at
the Post Office. lie is wi ling to engage to remain
during the lier. C,o IN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

g CHOOL BDOKS-Blsnk books, paper Of all kinds
- ink, quilts and general assortment Of books.
suitable for country ncrchants con be ha! on good
terms at TOWAR'S
feI Bookstore, ~ Camp Al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

8 ALMON-25 ar barrels, 50 eightls and 200 kegs
- salmon, landng from ship Charleston, for sale by
fe2 SNIP WHITNEY, 70 Camp ri
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

TOFFEE-i4 bags Havana Coffee, lamdn. from
" birYue Roger Williams, nr sale by
iaa3 : l. } Il WHITNEY, - Camp ST
lbDrATUES-lOO barrels, IN store and for sale by
\ j!9 CHAMFl.tN COOPER, 81 Julia st
TVNAR-2O0 kegs Tar. in first order, tor ,Ie by
ja?9 CiAMPllN Il COOPER, 8! Julia 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

NEGRO BkOGANS-bO cases Iu<sett bregnns,
~ common and extra size, for sale by
j29 ISAAC BRIDGE II Co, i3I Magazine st
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-24

y WI positively prevent any disease. having n ten
eency " Keep the animal system in perfect health ~
cot5eesEe she circulation and inpuritv N The hlod
ann dlssIpaung the heterogeneous hur1rs az he S,on
acn ms erilcle rs considered by an VIM
Tss = Eeal cOmfort-reviver Of nature, and fSs rs
18Th: Dr: F.s 7sethi9g Syr4p.-This is one of the
most highly priced articles with mothers nrrs. ~
the public in general A child could have no ,,ore
efiectua remedy. II affords the little snferar rs
relief. How many children might have been saved
by the timely application Ofths invaluable syrup
soothes the pain at the first application, and If used
according TO- the directions viii prevent a series of
diseases such feyers bowel complaints dropay, fits
and DEATH True, il is costly, bnt dearer is the com
fort and life Of children. Try it, no disappointment
VIII he met with, and iii deserves patronage recon-
10Th Dr. F's Healing Salcr, Tor bruises, scarifca
ton ct the skin, soreness, ulcers and the piles. This
ls one Of the most scientific compounds Tor the above
complains: 1t will very heal up the most ohs,i-
nate chronic, and oldest soreness-abate al infnn1-
matlon-and gives almost instantaneous relief TO- The
internal or external Piles, ESQ caedD either blind or
bloody -. =
Agents for tho aboUe-LitclIEeld, A. A. Lord Beth
lem, ;. l. Loomis; Plymouth, Dawson & Bancroft ;
Woodbury.: Merrnan &. Douglass; Bristol, George
Mitchell; Brookfield, Fl. l.. Peck s. Co
New York, Oct. "a, 1889. 1vl2
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-24
Salisbury Academy, Con.

THIS Seminary is pleasantly situated in
4 the Central Village Of a town rarely ri
vailed in the beauty and grandeur Of Its nat
ural scenery, and 80 much retired from .yhe
noise, and temptations Of the great thorough
fares Of business, rs to recommend its loca-
ton 10 parents WHO would guard The morale
ofthejr children from exposure, Accompo-
dat;ohs for boarding may Be Ind on reason
able terms in respectable families, II il in
tended that the discipline shall b. kind. yet
strict and faithful, and that the instruction.
in both the English and Classical depart
rhents, shall be accurate and thorough: The
preceptor. Rev, ). LEE, residing near the Se-
minafy, dey0(es himself 10 the instruction
and overnight of the pupils. and aims 70 ak
ercise q pafernal care and watchfnIness over
Tuition. per term Of II weeks. 10 English
studies. % 90
10. do. ID the Clnssics. 8 90
The falIferm win commence on The third
wednesday In October. between which and
the succeeding winter term. there will Be n
vacation Of one week. No student received
for less time than half term.
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TFMorHY CnIrTRNDEN, ELIsnA Lar,
VIZ. G. STERLING, AxEx'R n. fTot.xkx.
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