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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

SERVED RlaHr.-Two able boiled fellows
attempting to steal corn, in New Hamp-
shire, were set upon by the farmer, and,
under threat of exposure, made to do days
husking gratis! If he had given them a
Mrashing in addition, the dose would have
been complete. ~. o. Pic.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21
DIED,

DIED,
In New York, on the 29th ults. after short illness
MIR. DAVID ID. M'KlNNEY, well known as Manager Of
several western Theatres, aged 81 years
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

WELLAND CANAL.-The tolls collected
oil the Welland canal, up to the 1st Septem-
Der 1889, amount to S27,24I 81
Tolls to the lst Sept. 1888, 1860 81
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

The United States Bank, in late exhi-
Bit, shows balance of assets, over its La
bilities, of near five millions. The locofoco
papers feel dreadfully about 1t.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

Good skating on the Maumeo river.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

sion, and which was viewed with feelings OF
reprobation by sensible met of all parties,
has, as yet made its appearance. A gene
raj desire to perform the duties appertaln-
ing to their office is visible in the conduct
ofmembers, disposition from which, no
doubt, much good will result.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

CENTLEMEN and, Ladies Cot. Wool
We en- and Merino Hosiery, Wool, Buck.
Kid, Cotton, Linen and Silk Gloves, by
Oct. g.. G. s. w. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

Two days later.-Congress has not yet
organised.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

COFFEE, lea, Sugar, Molasses, Raj
~ sins, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cloves,
Cinnamon. Nutmegs, Rice and Starcn, by
Oct. 5. G.. g. w. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

Increase over 1888,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

GORN, Oats, Potatoes and Beans. bv
OJoct. 8. G. & w. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

Increase over last year, $s,s95
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

+ EMON Syrup, Raspberry and Sarsa-
Ia parilla do. by
Oct. s. G. & W. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-12-21

WHITE, Black and Red. Currant, Rasp-
w berry and other Jeles and Jambs, by
Oct. b. G.. & w. RICHARDSON.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-07
VOL. xI. NO. 46.

apostle had said that some should be Civ
ca up 70 strong decisions, and even dare
TO die for them 'sA 1"io
~ AND the captain of the guard said to
, the stranger Stranger sir what have you to do in
TINS matters William cannot 90 AWAY
yo~ may go away, and if Won taLa ~,
ADVICE, you will do so quickly shall
60 away, said the seaman. for nc al
sights. to my eyes this is the mos, cr,aI
orders were then given to make haste
a. ana as the ladder was suddenly turned to
s snr0w " MN on, Leddra had only time to
say Lord Jesus receive my spirit and
these were bis last words. '"~
And when he was dead, and about to
be cut down. Wharton, whose own life
was then forfeited, and at the mercy oftbs
charter rulers, with other friends. stood
under; and as the body fell they caught if
III - 'n as arms; and AFTER he was stripped
oy the hangman, they laid him in his
grave. 40
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-07
BRANDoNswE DNEsDAY, AUGUST 7,,1sae. -

independence of Haiti-a nation that has
for years been as free as we are. Il is in
vain that the same wicked policy has ex-
tended the evil through the fertile plains
OF Missouri. 1t is in vain that arguments
are still adduced even from Scripture to
support it. which would equally well pre-
vent the destruction of the Roman Inqui-
sltion. All such obstacles are but the ac-
cumulated materials over an ignited mag
azlne, serving only to increase the horror
and ruin. of the explosion. He then who
has influence, and will not exert it in the
cause of liberty and humanity,-he that
has voice and a vote in the legislative
councils of the nation and lends them to
the cause of slavery, must see to it lest
the curse of posterity rest on his name.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-07
TERMS.

ny The VERMONT TELEGRAPH is published
~sskly. at $500 year, payable within four months
afeT four months and within eight, $2,25-after
erht months and within the year, $3.50.
MP To companies who receive twelve or more
comic. N one bundle, and pay within four months,
A. a Scatter four months, to rise as above, rs
within eight months, sc.
NJ Agents, who procure and pay for six SUBJ
scriben are entitled TO the seventh copy gratis.
NJ No paper to be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion OF the publisher.
Co III letters, to secure attention, must come
postage paid.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-07
Re ligiOus Miscellany.
Historical Lessons Of the First Charter Of
Massachusetts, Government.
BY ABEL CUSHING.
LETTER VIII.

William Leddra was the fourth Qua
ker hung for his religion in Boston. He
also was missionary to Massachusetts to
warn the people of their errors; and he
was very talented and popular teacher.
But during his three years residence
among them, our first charter rules ceas-
ed not to ply him with that persecution;
oit-tlmes they scourged him, and during
the whole winter proceeding his execu-
ton they kept him in irons like burglar
or a robber. Yet as himself declares,
he never turned his cheek from the smit-
er, nor his feet from following the flock,
land the whip on his back and all his
Imprisonment and Punishment on pain oil
death, and even loud threatenings of a
halter did no more move him than if they
had bound SPIDERS web upon his finger
/ When brought before his prosecutors whc
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-07
The Working Man In the Church.
SKETCH.

1t was pleasure to him to love reli-
gion. He also seemed to be wide awake.
The preacher felt that the working man
heard to some advantage. The Bible
was always giving him some thought and
some tender emotion. He found IL easy
to address the perishing sinner. When
he did speak to an individual, the listener
felt that he spoke in sincere belief Of his
own arguments, He was ready 10 dis.
charge the more difficult and unpopular
lduties of religion. He loved to instruct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06
,or..-yI No l06
TONED BY He FAULr1 or

rv,,,opv,c, I ~ - co,o;h, snd s,rsa
paria "A certain safe, and inc s, rtlec,,,al rclae-
sr H W,s Dor s cure o. a"n nns seminal
wcnnese n;,;n,s '''' " r;d";as ,rayel. scorbutis
s %gSsas Al affections k'''''es' s'A'o''
In he ,,ra',,c,ioo If .cssnv the usefu
and .r,;, ,I ot ,i, , d,;, 70 The publ;c
t,e ron,in, has b,,, - ,ss nnerous rec(
~ III, = H. ~, ~ W r,nen, If hc
deal f.cl;y in Fu o 'o uie lint il win lie al
, H. ~; o' ,',s ~, IL tno sn ia
Pls ~ n;I ~. ,'s -. H. s.d }.s ,.t mud
ol ,s crt r,, ,, t;t, aI';c r,,ens for,nerl1
excxs Il rnrn ;,s S;.n',.s d,s,,,Ibanca
"ofe' IN e bowels ana stemc, a u. s,a TN.
'neheencv " hen used in the inlsmnaory stage. ne
proprietor has made an analysis OF ne baisa sonce.y
my mat lie more active qualities would thestp. oe ,ae4a
more concentrated ard more us"'uiiy an'hs'tr.i u4
III .e esen! slate. he "boSe me" enc i,.
gradients Which are in the hishes, repue amot Inc
drug IN the composition OF This preparation increases u
efficacy OF The other, producing an operation truly $50
h'st'S, and surprising the most sagnne c.pcc'a,'onsi
possessing ut ''ic same tune the advantage o. us e
"!''Sered win perfect success IN me oiaeien.
{" e sho'e a'9ease NE most cm'nehs p' seiahs a',a
surgeons Of ne present day express '.sif ueeicea Up
pro alton in vqr OF sa'sapa'ia, whilst is use IN 1As
p''ne'p" hospitals and public medical Institutions ha
pe H. ana SUI, continues, very extensive. II w'a NV,
o'''e itI'cy WIN TIC celebrated ih hoeries ~ AZ
NeheitG affections, anu ~ obstinate cniaeohs erar..els'
ashs lron d'soreir' state Of luc.ons.
oG, submitted 10 e les, a''d eSe''e'.e VI .s
most celebrated among The faculty. they have expressed
te'' satisfaction OF IT'S extraordinary efficacy IN eyer!
ease under their charge, by a,'olhg It both IN ,her
"'e i,n private practice. he,r oh erV'uohs VIII Dc
i'l'e' Ell hciea''ei. Prepared y! u ihoit'' Ihs"st
'''''"' lt'ee - ~ ter p.t:
10 isioNlAlS.
:m n \ ~ 5:'inoh, ESQ. - ,, Surgeon 10 the
~ ~ '"n'I t1"sl,'' ~" ''e" :. on hha'om..
Nc or''i "h'gt' nave maze o. VOW picNuaMohaha
"'' o'ea hot ine ana ien'"e' IN us results nave
'''" ST. i''"hy tMH"hlc, timt 40 :ot hesitate II.
.------= = - y lls mot yauahe and eifisaeio..
' '- "N "#@E2" 20 in3 'tti!ic, ant one III which,
l"|2tN SEie '@ 'th r"es every romance, WHIST =
,orr I2 zee TIE ''c u'rltas.t effects usually ca
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Mar, l.,,.,,,. N, .,, ,. ; fhy sis'Hh 10 the o.
take, s-y,,,r ,J.",. T.; r,,E,. 7,,tee,rt.... y, :.
yalir,l,l, nr,r ,...... . ' , ;; a..s!lsl il&
s,.crpss :, ~, 80 ru. - ..ss ~. ~. Il,
l,bor,,,i ry,~rs. x>~", j.; ;n;Im !, IN s, 60
Meta u.rtrr,on - oe y 49,
From ~ IN ,,o,,, .,ps C,rrooo - c,r,, r1,.
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h, ,,,;c ,,o, A.; ia, ~ .,,J,h ,::
lfrir, yn,,, ,,,,;, .,,,1 49,. ,;, p,;, ID .;,L
The ah,yo I,;na @ y liz s.; -, =; ~ @ IT,, !, L. ~,
to he know, ,o La ,r,l ",rer,n,eI Max ,he s'.ce:.
vou co wI, Ja w IVA, ~. o, 81
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06
ALLIGATOR LINE,
Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.


Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
f J Leaves s M"I S r"ssd'ys NJ, I'll"
rsss 'cydd steamer :" Cnampio nr' q
ccpt in Use of st 'rm,) to Pc saccla thence p
steamer lac Roy to In Grange, and the, CO 70
horse post coacn-s via Mariana, Bainb:itgc Pi
Icrton, .rrrcn, Ol,Ilw's, a d Perry, to Macon
CT; thcncc via MlIl"dgrvi0, md Sparta, 10 War,
ronl"n, the &c per rail road cars to Augusta.
The Champion is in spIcmGrd order, with new
copper boilers, coppcrcd and PIPER fastened.
The 10 Roy has been tHtorouahiy 9rpaired, he
acc211ln6 ations as handsome as any bor.
ifu Santa Rosa Sound. and Cnocta
kEesenl the most interesting steam ma
perfectly land locEcd.
Th" Teams are not surPassa 4 on any routo in the
country the drivers, to I man, clrctu! aud uttcn
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous have b en-
newly built, so that his waters do not inter ere.
The eating houses have been II osily changed
and are now as good Us any ro a in tho Sonlh
1t is generally known that the excellence and
hardness of the roads enable tho teams ut all sea-
cures the Traveller from the ordinary fatigue OF
stage travelling.
The Line is .rrying its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days AID twelve
hours, or to New Orleans in four days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, the line is six days
travelling is the as il the other direction, bu,
the difference OF time the =, utc is. caused by a
day being lost in Pensacola, watch, however is
we'll repaid by tho OPP ortunity it gives ofsccns
the Navy Yard, tic old Spanish Forts, etc. The
travel or also sleeps at Macon, and again at W ar
tcnton. This arrangement will continue Ill the
travel turns northwurd, when tn inc will be the
me from Mobile TO Augusta, us it is NV in tn,
| other direction.
This Advertisement contains plain stat ment
Of t'cts. the accuracy of which TIL, proprictors
gaura tee 10 each passenger i'll The penalty Of his
stage far.
Maps the LIMO may be at tho Elk hange
Hotel, N W Orleans and at the Masion House
Mobile.
Fare through from NJ bile to Augusta, E547 sc
The lire extends, Nv Il branch to Tallahassee.
at Chattahoochc, tho limo connects with Tho
steamboat carrying the mail to \ pa achicoa ant
ST. Joscph's.
Office at the Mansion House. Mob 10.
NIL O EOSTWICK Aurnt Mohilc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06
NEW NJ l. DlClNE.
DR.. e. Il. Pheip's C0mp0uai TOMATO PlLLS
,[Entircly Vegetable.

.[Enrircy vcgeabcl
4 0Na iAruiu tile Medicine for all Diseases, 81
substitute for taionei, as Il cnta0rfic IN fererS
ant al EHi0us AGectio"S.
IliESE popular Ptis being dComh!natInn OF newly dts
l. ci Alkaline substance extracted from the Tomato
Plat with other vegetable subs nch been
To modify duSe effects believed t" hcthc hcstAiter
alive and Cathartic Mccne ever discovered Ihcy have
been abund'ny and successfully r"d and have received
universal Appreciation iU Stoia, Dyspepsia JAUndcc, Bill
ous Diseases Gruvr Rheumatism, Coughs Colds, Influenza
C4ttrth Nervous diseases, Acd sOnachs, Glanduilr swell
ings OF all kiut!S, Coslivcue ), Cole. cAitcnr, &C.
An Ahtdotrto C"mtHeloHS and frmcmc diseases; to pre-
the orltu0r of bilious and liver ai"cluns, Fever and
Ague &c III those IcIdc hot climates mud low l!d
marshy and the hest Calharc that he Used for
those oCttcS VIII find them iuiailIhr rcmcdy
10 coumlefAc the dangers of exposure unhosithy eli
'atcS Cnr ordinary Family PhySlt, they Ally NJ
proved the best offered.
The pee uar the Tomato Plant, have FOR long
time attracted the the rdr profession aud tn.
public, aud great interest ha been directed
vrlu'cment eff mGdnn qualities winch the proprietor
happy beng @hi" to gal!and presents his pills to
the pHbc with the full confidence Of their being The MOST
SAFE and VALUABLE RA%EnY EVER NuMtruuS
certificates If curr f"m those who them and
testimony of several pin who prcsC rlbeh in all
concur to cor,Dhurutc this opinion. The rapidly
demand for, and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
them, l,it ona evidence Of theig mel, and use.
tulI.ss
In presenting this article tn" public, the prop
IIuchC"! by the hope that nrcnr prepared vi m uth
aud with regard to the Chemical and Thrap"u
Ic Properties of Is several ngrrdlrnf, should the place
OF the rc0nsbln mcurs Of the day, with which the
country Hhaindand iG" The favor already bestowed upon
1t BY phi: ci' and Others, lie feels justified AFFECTING ls
result.
For fan Of this Interesting discovery trs,ir0ni.
al, mode Of operation &C. pheS whlcl had
gratis of ali who sci! these pills.
None ihout signature OF &. X. PHELPS
NJ. y, sol" proprietor, Hartford, Conn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06

No IUNf. NO IN
TAR JOHNSON Office 10 BCnva street, con
u fines his practice the treatment OF |encrcAl

DR. JOHNSON, Office ! 70 BicnvillH street, con
- fines his practice to the treatment OF Nencrcai
Disease IN all lis different forms.
Br. Johason, from residence of many years Hos.
pi,als in Europe devoted 10 tine treatment {" Nenereal
Diseases md from his pres mt extensive practice IN
abat rite ulur branch oil the rroeNsion guarantees
sae speedy uud etiectue to such persons as arc
t,onbled witt any OF the following diseases wa
Gonorrhnca, elects, Strctu es, Chancrcs, Bubo4,
Seminal Weakness, AIt tons OF the Bladder, Kidney
Ions Urethra, PROSTATE Gland, Swcllrd esllcies,
Eruptions IN the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains Ill the
JSims;
his diseu-e.
Recent cases cured in two three days without the
ise Of Mercury interruption from business, or alefa-
zion in the mode ofhving.
A medicine to prevent Venereal Disease can be oh
,ained of Dr. johnson. II is from the rec pc Of the
Baron Larry Il celebrated French Surgeon, an was
used by hun daring the several canpa ms III which he
served us Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by Dr.. Johnson, at his office. Those persons
having any ala. ton of Venoreal Disease anl "hon
taking sea voyages. removing to the county, woul'
do we'll by giving DIR. Johnson call, MS proper ed
cines Tor Their cure in the shor,es, time be put up
with written direc tons for their
Office open from IN the morning until 10 o'clock Il
isht.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06
AuEHNT Tvs DSSPp TIC ttNlN,

DR.. b,rnet,y, tn, gre ,tast Of .ngi'h ,ts'ol7 ",
opinion that nnc-tenths of the diseases that aztec
x,aukinL orrinnte in the stomach. This Elixir was
nsed nv him with the most unprecedented success ii
His nriyata and public practices for upwards OF forty
wears, for the removal Of he following discusses:
Loss ofuppelite Fatulency, Di~tention OF the Stom
ech Pain in the se Henvieess OF the Head and inc
nation to sleep, lreguiarity of the Bowels, IT.
cases where Indigestion Or cIisil
This medicine must not be nImbe ed among the host
ofouack nostruns before the public, il is the
solo invention Of Ike ab!est and most scientific surgeon
Eurons pratnced and thu secret OF preparing It
.as purchased by the agen, for vr,y large 1t is
agreeable and pleasant to the Ia IL, mild ncr
isnt always keeps the bowels free, marss vlgor aud
strengtn to the sysem and cheertuntss to the mind
and few bstles removes the most confirmed cases Of
Dyspepsia Indigestion and prevents return a, any
future period. 1000
IS Madison. street.
S1R:-In consequence of leading sedcntary life,
KAYE been troubled, less, with Indigestion tol
seen insupportable. | have tried several phyScians
and number of qIack Medicines without deriving any
6eueiit. | despalred of ever eblaiing any permanent
relief and resigned myself To the most hopeless tesar
{ wos persuaded BY many friends try Abernehy's
Dysreptc Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
.le and know how to express N.Y. niration of it.
wonderful virtues and the miracle it h' peruaed II
restoring me to that health which |: mght lost for
ever Send me half dozen bottles y and cXcei
nv thanks Tor the blessings you have crcdhy re-
storing mt TO perfect health
JOB MONROE.
The agent has in his possession SIEVE hundred tcs
smonals similar the h've, of the extraordinary viz
tues of this medicine. Sold by appolnt"cn at Dr.
Johnsou's. lao envla stree. nov D
CTEEL PENS-Felt's Nos. -: 3 4 pens
- Daniel Webster pen, Fel'S large barrel pen
Congress large do Perry's fiat spring do
do small do do 3 slit do
Winiel's ladies do do double patent
:. do imperial double patent do
Gillors barrel do do National do
And G,lut's Commercial, for sale at
DAVID FELr& Go, FL Charities st,
G,6 Y Sia'ioncrs Hal
i, IOMPASSES, THEIR NO METERS, Ml;t'S
So COPIES, &" lust received ami for sale b,
sym. Mexican, corner of Camp and Common streets
. .; eneral asso,t ment OF Surveyor S tompn- ses,
Mathematical INSTRUMENTS Drawing Pens,
Spring Dividends, sprng Buy Pens, ivory Pre-
tractors,
Ivory Scales, Guntcr,s Scales, Glass Trianglas,
Parallel Rulers. Microscopes, Thermometers,
Camera 9bseRras, Survey Chains,
Eeasu Tsres, sc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06

an - .
nnd;,,, hmm Inn Cnns,;i,,ti'n> M, Ear elrv,
lGno a@, of r rI"s T c5 Ui,,0 az 49, v2
800 kccs wife lend, pure }j d rracr oanr, in =
Ejbr kcrs dD2 ,annnritns for sir-.fNlIt lhruro
/. : :
26 loa splendid G5Ol0 ground brushes. also of09OO unt
unro;i ia hxes fcd 80, with all necessary brushes
artists tools, Sc.
Flake and IcnfItr Whine: 60 arky gold leaf: white
and yellow wax; gum orabc and large aud choice as.
surtlment Of prints, dry coGrs ell, turpcntu>, yutiSh
&C., for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices
by MUNptlLl,
az ~ Camp 81.
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES, t,&'TC0yrJYj TELN
uythe paIcntce No. 81 ,Iarazjra street, New Url,,ne
'jo NF NAM iEAirrfIRI2D IN NEW WORK. nv
pnHiIi}T, nos T. %
SC.3I,E or PPFrES- Do,stiy Gn,s
For lo1hle Gin of 20 saws or ,no,e on each
,;',,n ,,ol; 49,, ,cn, a,,, j., H., .,,,,I
',i ro, M LH, g. ''',, w., -, .r ',.., n enrn M
Erra nnnI,,, i:;,' ~ ga ca We ~, 9,, r,c,I;n1,.r
or 100 sYws in I'M, siarI li..l,,rs. Nc
q; NOR s.,y mr. 20, ",
ro, In ,t i,i e,,ss ~, H., a.. y s,,ps in,
e.ni ~, 81 ~ ,c,, e,,,. - son ms
ror 10 Of 81 s-.,.'. ~, IL, i, ssrs in q
s,o,I ,i =; e.. ...t...g., or 2Cu O,,
@I% GTr GrN&
", ,l ,;., as If, -,. -. .,,- ,.;th
i''' " ",'a' 51 - ~
Unr 80 " eiso on
,,o'1 Of f1e,cgs will, tao,,.,s s.c :, e.
VI 20 we ' " son M
49,. ~ az ~ v,,s win IL
W W., W -" - :, !. y sto M
49,, IT, I,'' p I
- En w., 10 Go
E,r o l5z-4 SuurlNA"
~ n%,,, DIuih hcpc about ecu.
~ 81 nf tc,dcrs. it is ynr>
Dlli cu; two or ,hrec sets Of
ey,,,,IirI NJ HO rr,,rr .ari,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06

UiAt VI )ItSSc,S-!50 hhds Susu,
ID. i0) gals Molasses- plantation hove The
ar stle by ADAMS Il Witt MI,
CIV g. Grayer :.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06

TLASS-lGn bozes in store for sale by
~ fec SHAlt 4 BROWN a6 Magazine 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06

N drills II Co, No. 80 Chnrr.- ST ctt are re
c"vng daily from their house in Philadelphia, At
e'cgant and crmplcie assortment Of substunntiai
and iashnnabIc clorhinG. They invite the a,ten
ton OF the public, they arn warranted in snyin
hat strangers and citizens cannot furnish them.
selves moe advantageonsly in any city in the
Union
N. B. A few yen elegant ivory handle UNI
breIlhs, from % to 36 inches. Also, n lnrgc lot
whi'esp ne packing boxes, various sizes, very low
VH,O THE LADIt:S-AtkinSon's Depillatory, for re-
4 moving supcrluolIs hair from the iacc, meek and
aims, with equal safIty and certainty leaving tho skin
timer and whcr tn IN before the application. A fresh
al BUSH & ALLEN,
I, Exchange Hotel, Ger st Chnrles L. Common st
HNLEGANT BRDOCIIfiS- William Eel, lG Char
= tres St, has this day received small assortment
oiargc cnanncd and mosaic brrastpns, set up in the
ern style.
HI,ANCY MATCIIES-With beautiful paintings,
u landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
sale by A TRIEK,
eb22 81 Magazine st
GAS pEpAETnitNI,
G,s Liyn Banking Comply Jan'htry 30, 1889
F4VllE Stock of Coke being much reduced This COM
4 panny will furnish rit'sDurg Coal, in small quar-
ties, to their customers.
Orders received st the Gas Office Bank Alley.
jail p WEI.LES, S"c'y,
pURNHAM'S DROPS.--rhis medicine was
A1 discovered by the proprietor and has been sub
lcc'ed TO his careful Observation for many yea rs
IN every variety "i piac,icc, and all the disease
OF tho diversified American climate and it is not
given to the public with the utmost confluence and
believe that 1t is, AS most clearly SGT forth in the
pamphlet accompanying the same, the best mcd.
cine ever thrown wiiliAn the reach of all classes Of
society. II IS with the greatest prophecy given in
all the mandlcs which ntrt the human r. CO. from
the established TACT, that, when TAX into
mach il acts according to the state of The s,on-
mad hp n At nDtt ,n II
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NEW vi SiC-n, Native Music; The Convent s
' Pm rantIn-, rpvnc lie; Never DESPAIR < { |
don't You rcnrmhr IL" b,tuIIul glade ia the d.
Romance; Ia" Waite 'l'"sc Of tue Pep pcr~
come and Ilnv' IN VI nrt near me, .uug hv ii il
n IN the grnul tom mite Opera AmIlI"; Coo
he meeting an piiing; care not for epr
hes" wng,hy II RuSsrii Come, come, til "a Id
fo" iilc on thu ocean wave, by II Rus She
watched tor lam; 70 me- let fail n tc.r; Come m Al
MORN 2; ger the "nJer- hV rnuontILht; Nv |u home
IKE NV own, nrraH ed for tn" harp bv< L,bnrrc.-
ROysl Aut2"4, bv \ tInrh"; Z zen Vi, YrIa's Court
QuatreS. ia rv"cnrd aud :.n ~,,, bv
hi9 Bt'AnrN % Camp st
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NNk'ng IT'S mics per day. or miles per hour,
sivc Of ri! s,oppages no
n. b. beg leave to inform the public tt
bridges over the Cheahooche swamp and Hard
creek have Just been completed ty the general t.
ment, On: only obstacles operating against his 81
speedy ront,: ae thus happily removed; and ha'
pleasure ollie, ting from travellers tia, the coaches
S, drivers and oas are % the frs, order; and AS
water route from t'ensacoat to Cedar Rsf, it is a
ted by all who hay: passed through it to be unsur
III novelties beauty snd safety. The bridges ii,
Georgia have also bcenrenaireA. J NJ G RAKEy
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GAS D!PAitrhENl, }
G,s Light Bunting Comply, Jauhrry 30, 1889 :
TISllE Stock of Coke being much reduced This Com
4 pany will furnish risDurg Coal in small quar-
ties to their customers.
Orders received {, the Gas Office, Bank Alov
in3l r, " WEIJ,ES Snc'v