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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12
Kings Mountain Iron
Cast Iron Geering, Machinery, SC

The subscriber will receive orders for Cast
ings suitable Tor Mining Machinery, &c, which
VIII be executed promptly by the Kings Noun
tain Iron Company.
LEROY SPRINGS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d

Bagglng Hemp IL a p Norn, G2I 81
Bale Rope, 10 l5IOa,s Az 50
Bacon, round, II I4.Iron, Swcdes, Sc
Butter, country, 20 Q. DO English, SIS 6
Cotton, l0lLard, IS %
Nackerel, go IL Iossscs, Cuba Is So
Flour, country, Ga do N. O. 50 a 62t
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

\ Court Martial was in session, for sev.
eral months, at st. Louis, last summer, for
the trial Of 1t. Col. Brant, Dep. Or, Mas
ter General. The decision Of the court
has never been officially promulgated, but
1t was generally understood that It was IN
favorable to the accused, who was convict.
ed OF dctalca,ion and mal.practlces. Col,
Braut has since resigned, and his rcsigna-
ton has been accepted. Gen. Gratiot was
not permitted to resign, but was dismissed
the service with ignomny. Why this diff.
ference oftrcatment Col. Brant is a near
conncxlon of Benton.-Fred. Arena.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

Good out Of Eril.-There are five States
in which the choice Of Senators 10 Con-
gress has been improperly deferred. We
Shall now probably have Of the five sus-
pended Senators, viz: one in each Of the
States of New York, Michigan, Virginia
and Delaware, while the Locos must be
content with one from Pennsylvanla.-N.
y Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

Taportdnt.-The Baltimore Chronicle Of
yesterday contained the following para,
graph.
We regret to learn that three gentle
men &C this city, occupying respectable
positions IN society. were arrested and held
to bail on Saturday, upon charge of be-
ing concerned in fitting out vessels design
ed to be employed in the Slave Trade.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

Mem Nomination. political Aboii.
tlonists met III convention at Warsaw,
Gcncsoc county, on the 18th Nov. Among
their proceedings, We notice the nominal
ton of James &, Birney, of New York,
and Francis ]. Lemoync, of Pennsylvania,
as suitable candidates for President and
Vice President of the United States. The
nominating committee consisted of Myron
Hollcy, W. J. Chaplin, and J. II. OAR
n. Y Express.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

Mcssrs. Strange, GabI Holmes and 9TH
ers, speak OF Bank Stock owners, and Bank
Officers as "uSurers and spectators, -
vet the one is a Director of the Bank Of
Cape Fear, and the other is a Director and
is, or was, Bank Attorney Wilmington
Advertiser.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

The Albany Argus states that it has the
authority Of Mr.. Galbralth himself for say
ing that the language imputed to HIM by
the Mcadylllc Statesman as having been
used on a late occasion, in reference TO a
certain contingency on the meeting Of the
House of Representatives, was not, liter
ally or substantially, his language on the
occasion relorred to-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

Rec. Joseph Wolf, the MissiOnary.-
This eccentric convert from Judaism, after
wandering for twenty years in Europe,
Asia, Africa, and America, proclamlng
every where the gospel of Jesus Christ,
has settled down the pastor Of small par.
ish in Yorkshire, England,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

Great Pigeon Shooting Henry
Keats shot last week, at eighteen shots, IS
pigeons. This is the greatest shooting W,
ever heard of, and we question whether i
has ever been or can be beaten. The
place at which he shot them was on a sand
bar, where they ahghted for the purpose o
getting gravel and water.-ArkaaSeS Adu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

What is wanting sad Napoleon,
" that the youth of France be well cduca-
ted" "MorHERs replied Madame Cam
pan. This reply struck the Emperor
" Here" said he, SIS a system Of cduca-
ton in one rord !" Belt your care to train
up mothers who shall know how to educate
their children.-AME MARTIN,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

A. Proposals have bccn issued for publishing a
new paper in Hillsborough, to be called the " Far.
met's Friend" VIM. strngcr Editor, 1t will
support the present administration
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1--WE are sorry to lear5 by an advertisement,
in the last Wing Banner, that our friend Porter
has met with considerable loss at the late fire in
Lincolnton, by having all his Books, SC. burnt,
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J'ermy of the Newspaper Press Of Nev Oriean
unanimousl. agreed to At a,lIourncd mac,ing OF

Terms Of the Newspaper Press Of Neo Oriean
unani'nousl agreed to at an adlour,c. ma"'i"g Of
tho proprctors, hid on tn, l3'h Of March, le37.
u, payable seni-aunually in advance: ten
dollars f"r the weakly country papcr, payable one
GEAR in advance, where no CITY reference is gven;-
Five dollars for tina Weekly; pavable IT, advance. NO
description will he discontinued until arrearages are
settled. In case Of d continuance. one weeks notice
IN pritAs must 90 invariably given, previous to tn
apiration Of subscription.
ApvERrtslNG.-)ne dollar per square for the first
nsor,ion and half that price for each subsequent o"c
an, material alteration from the original advertisement
YEARLY Observation-Disclosures and Ira era,
ovty dollars 70, English alone, and sixty Tor both Ian
gaaEs.; Banks, Insurance. Offices, and other s'mia,
public institutions, fifty dollars in English only ana
tightly for both lang uugcs; Ship and steamboat Fac
ora Or Comm ,,on merchants sixty dollars n English
Ne, aud eighty Tor both languages.
MARRlAeEs, OBlrgARY NOTICES, and articles call
Ing tina attention. Of the public to sales o. properly,
xsTds Of passengers benefits, &C. Sc Will be eiarge'
dollar pc, square for the hrat insertion IN each a
Gu.xe.
d nature, when admissible. shall be charged dSuo'c'
deduction Of tw.n,y FIVE per cent will DO made to
Auctio""e, Sheriff. Rssiscr, OF M h ana
on sales Of real astute published N nom languages
asd 50 per cent in English alone: ~ per cent on
Of ether property.
ADvEarlsEMENrs out OF the d'rec. lhc o. ou sn
Of the advertiser, such legal, auction, AMI p'"na
Ion Sales runawa slaves, stray anhnhs &C. NC VIII
BE- charged for ,epnutely and a, the ordinary rates.
ADvERrisEMENrs not specified n' 10 tme' VIII NC
published one month, aud charged accordingly
No advertisements Of bankruptcies VIII 90 pln''shcl
any caAe unless paid for previous I" Insertion, or
pavment guaranteed BY n responsible person IN town:
THEATRES and other p aces OF "nsemsn, HnvenS'e
aalv r tho season. to b. charged $lOo Tor Lng''sh a
tone, and $3.50 in both languageA
All announcements of cariidat"s for r"tcal o!hces
will DO charged double tho price Of other advertise
ulentx ,,
Owing the immense loss sustained ny ,Sd, H.,
pro,pc,or. ,hev have to the conclusion 'h"' 'e
mes Of persons whose accounts ha'" uot perh hio
within ono month after presentation, shri ne maze
knowa $50 far as practicable, to each oher-'ney on,
eating themselves not advertise or rfm TOT Huc"
S,ln1u.nts unless in case of aic"nre Paymc"ts;
,sigued) ) Z; ~ r. No
L. =. REA,
], c. PRF.NDERGAST,
JOHN GIBSON,
LUMSDEN.
tYr,xlv Prcs,-We. this undersigned, agree 10 aDioe
Nv the above conditions, far as they are appcao'
weekly papers. N LAWRENCE.
AK NJ subscriptions are taken for less than months
alters must, in al cases. be post paid'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-28

NEAI IIFI l. hend NJ mar ~ IN sIdiiufst "'os
men belonging =, the human ttnmr. How strange
" the loss OF it changes the cnun'. nance and prorna
turry hrnCs on the appearance OF OLD age; WHICH
10 rccol at heinr uncovered. and sometimes
even to shu. society to avoid the and sneers OF
their ucoua tancr the remainder Of their lives are con
4cquentlv spout in refinement In short not even the
loss If property fila the generous thinking Youth with
that neavv sinking gloom does the loss OF his ha'r
Tun,ert .l these unlca ant circumstances, Oldridge'
Balm Of Columbia st"p- the hair fro falling on on the
first application, add few hotties restores It again. II
ikcwiS" produces elbow" and WHISPERS prevents I've
nar from turning makes it cur banutiin'iv, ana
frees it from scurf. Numerous certificates OF the tlrs
responsibility in support Of the virtues Of Oidr'dgei-
Balm, ara shown by the proprletors
u Read the loilowing:--
Robert Whar,nn, Esq. late Mayor of Phi!.dnlph
has certified may h. seen below t" the high c'ara
te.of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify That we have uscn
the Balm If Columbia discovered by J. Oldridge and
have found highly -crvcenhr not only AS preventive
against the falling off of hair, but also certain rcs'or
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior.
Methodist Minister in st George c1nrce'
No 81 North Fifth st.
JOHN p INGLIS, 3?l Arch street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, N d, l63 Races,
JOHN $ Fi'REY lhl Spruce street,
HUSH NcCUEDY.2i 3 South I'd 81.
JOHN GARD, Jr 1913 Arch street.
1t il knnwn thu, three of the allow. sgners NOR
than % years .: aud the Others not less than 80
[Fron the Mnyor.]
Co.nn,onw ealth of Pennsylvania. I
City of phladelph ia.}
I. Roncrt Wharton. Mayor of said city Of Phade
,ha do hereby certify hot an well acquainted with
M:-srs p Ingl;s. john : Fnrey, and tiugh " Curdv
hose names are signed the above cerc that they
gentlemen OF character and rtsptctabilty, and as
such full credit should T." given t" the said certificate
In wi,nes VIII rcof ! have hcrrunlo set my hand
and cnuscd the senl OF the city to be fixed 'hi;
9th day Of December &c.
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle of the Genuine Balm la
splendid engraved wrapper which is represented
the Foil yf\iagura &c,
Sol'' holesnla and retail by the sole agents for Anne
RIGA. % Fletche' street, Maiden Lane, one doc
bel Pearl street, nnd by most druggists and perfumer
! t ough he country.
| JARVIS & ANDREWS,
m1 Wholesale Agents, New Orlenns
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ABEENTIY'S DYSPPrIc iIXlH.

Il
Dr. h..netly tn, greatest Of iing!i1h surgeons ",
opinion thai nin.en,hs Of the diseases that affec
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
uss, nv him with the most unprecedented success in
ria private and public practices for upwards OF forty
veais, for the rcnuval Of he following diseases:
Loss ofuppettc, Flatulency, Disfenh,n Of the Stom-
ach Pan in the side Ieayiness Of the Head and incli.
nation To sleep, lrreguurty oil the Bowels. and IN all
easns where lnli 5tstion custvc abt is found to
exist.
This medicine must not he nunhc cd among tho hos
Of o,lack before the pubic. il is the
sole invention of the aest and must scientific surgeon
Europs ever produced, and the Of preparing ii
as purchased by the agent for ve,y large Ii is
Agreeable anil pleasant to the Ia e, mild apef
eut always keeps the bowels free, mparts vigor and
strength to the system, and cheeriulncss the mind,
and few bottles rcmnyes the most 'nirmcd cases Of
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and prevents return nj any
future period. ~
New YqRK, 18th August, 1888.
IS Madison street
;sIR:-ln consequence of leading seIen.ary iifs,
have been troubled mare or less with Indigestion for
been indispensable. have tried several piy>icpns,
and unhar Of qnack Medicines, with mt deriving any
benefit. | despuired Of ever Obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself 10 the m st hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends 10 try Abericthy =
Dyspeptic Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
tla. and know nut how to express nraon of its
wonderful virtues nnd tho miracle it IL. performed in
restoring that health which L. l mght lost for
aver Send me half dozen bottles nv md EXCEPT
NV thanks the blessings you have crredhy re-
storing ms 10 perfect health.
remain yours,
jCOls MONROE.
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No CURE NO FAY

nR. JOHNSON, oshca 10 i'ien'ille street, con
IL fines hts practice tn the treatment OF 'enereai
Disea Sc , IN all ta differ ut forms.
Er. Johnson, from residence Of many years. Hos.
pitss in Europe, devoted 10 the trentnant ut Ncnerea
Diseases and from hi. present extensive pracuee IN
that rtculur branch Of the profession, guarantees
safe speedy and ercuGl To such persons as are
uoubled with ANY Of the following diseases. VIA
Gouorrhnca. FLEETS, SlI.cucs, Chancrea, Buhos,
Seminal Weakness A'tLt of the Bladder Kidneys
l.nins, urclhra, rr"srn,c Gland. Swcll.d es''ces
Eruplions on the Skin, Sore Throat Pains IN the
Joints;
And the nunerou' symptoms which generally folio"
his disease.
Recent cases cured in two or three days without the
uss of Mercury, itrlrnpon iron hu9lness, or allcra
ton in tho mode OF living.
4 medicine I" pre-, enl Vcnereal Disease cnn DO Oh
sairsd Of Dr. Johnson 1t is from the recipe Of the
Baron Larry. II celebrated + re""h Surgeon, and was
s.ed by INN during te several canpai ms IN which he
served Us Surs,on 6 sner.l in the French Army.
Sold by Dr.. ln,lson, At his oilce. those persons
haYiss pny sd.t ton q Venerea Disease, anil Hbout
sskirS seq voyages removing To the county, would
do wall hy giving Or. Johnson call, as proper neli-
einss tor her cure 10 the Surest ta cua be put up
with written drecti fH their use.
Office oreu FROM III the morning until ID o'clock AT
tst,
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL
PREV ALL.

TTnn fact tha, 100000 q" Sarsapariia Blood Pills have
L been sold during the past SIX month
1t faith they taken !nnunerlbc instances to
obr and the aud bad effects OF Quack
pills and other luack !iciuc. by wc many 1--we. arc
endangered.
It, iart-Tha, all quick me lie contain minerals or
which qurck think must kill cure, and trust
toihcr effect 10 "hlt miss
II tct-rhat quacks aud foreign ,mpnstors
call themselves doctors tatthey ualy impose
vale an dangerous preparation the pubic,
nothne for the consequences, that they only pocket
thir iniHst gam.
It's flct-rhat the Quatks aud :o" gn inpostos who
inet rOuEtry know nothing Of the nature Vi mrl
cIn"s, mIt les, about srlsc. Of III. huma!. ysc,l.
I inc-Tey particularly clic m the follow
>c.c all OF whlci, Tess L4uscl mpuriiie
| ntilr tpn and au,mIl fluids, namely
rheumatic affections; CIccruus CT tn" nose .throa
:>cr"iu'; Fry sipc'as; and b"dti
Jaunhn!r; ilcartlurn; Scaly eruption" and botehcs o
diseases 9Th" liNrt, skin. tine shIn;
hunc- and glands; Dry and water pnpes ana
Pan. uir. n!oas the rsuulrs OF the face and O
back aud siine. over the the BODY,
rcgi"n of tho heart aud letter and fInGwormh;
srouach; Swelling and hardening Of tho
Inv ard lr,riS bad gland, OF the neck, IN Inc
the mouth. foul hrrnlh Cruins breast, &c
Flhul"mcy: lndiscstIoa; Stomach coughs
Want III appetite; Liver compliant
Sour and aGlcs of tho stomach Naterbrash NC
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ALLIGATOR LIN E.
Mnhilc To Aueusta, via Florida.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
Leaves Mobile x Tuesdays IT. Thur ,r:
sp cndid steamer Champion. Tex.
ccpt in Case Of 6, ,rm.J to Pc sacca ; thoncc per
steamer Lo Roy to La Grunge. and thence tour
horse post coaches via Mariana, BAinb.idge PIN.
dcr,on, Bcrrlcn, Outlaws. a Perry, to Macon,
Ga thc"co via MilIcdgcviiIc, and Sparta. TO War
reni"n, t', &C per rail road cars to Augusta
The Champion i'll splendid order, with ncw
c,pper boil RI, coprcrod aud ppcr tIslcncc.
The lie Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
| accommodations arc as handsome M any bot.
The beau iiul Santa Rosa Sound, and Cnocta
~a,chc Bay prrs:n, the most interesting STEAM ma
visAtion i'll the S"uih-acng ut tho san'c' me
perfectly land locked
| Ih Teams not surpassed on any route IN the
country The drivers, to man, careful and attcn
| tive.
! Tho bridges heretofore dangerous hay" en-
newly built SO that high waters do not inter or"
| TIM eating houses have boon mostly changed,
and are now as good as nn any roId IN the south
| 1t il generally known that the excellence and
hardness OF ~ roads enable the teams ut all sna-
sous to Ike great speed. Their smoo;hn IN Sc.
| cures tho travel or from tho ordinary tullTue o..
stage travelling.
Tho Line Is rrying its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days AID twelve
hours, or to N,w Orlcaus in tour days dnt twenty
hours Going to Augusta the limo Is six days
nd seven hours. Tn ,iu,o actually cmplnyet III
travelling is the il the ether direction Lut
the differences 0; time the route, is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, Is
we'll repaid by the OPP ortunily ii gives OF scci
the Navy Yard, TITO Old Spanish Furts, etc. The
travel CT also sleeps at Macon, and again at War
tcn,on. This arrangement will continue I'll the
travel turns northwur,l, whun the ine will DO the
me from Mobile 10 Augusta, as it is NV in tht
other direction.
This Advertisement confirms plain statement
of facts, the accuracy Of which tla proprietor
Gaura lcc to each passenger IN the penalty OF hi
stage fare.
Maps ofthc Line may be scan a, tho Ex l,ang'
Hotel N. " Urleans, and at tho Mausion House
Mobile.
Fare through from NJ bila to Augusta, $47 81
Tng lire extends, BY branch to Tallahassee.
at Chattahoocho, tic line connects with thu
steamboat carving tho mail to Apa achicola ant
ST. Joscphs.
Office ut tho. Mansion House. Mobile.
ml7 Q BOSrWICk, Agent, Mobile.
~ iCE-3U t'sices rice, Tor sale ny
IFE FRFSERVERS-Ju,t received II supero
IL article Of life prese'vers at tho bazaar,
al2 BUSH ~ ALLAN
4 IME-lU"O asks Thnlnaston Lime landing from
npis sNJPWHlTNEY, 70 Camp
Observation-Disclosures and Roman for sale by
u mar 27 READA BARSrOW, Hank Plac
\,rEIiNi EANDLES-;iUO boxes sperm Cundes
, y assorted brands, for sale by
apl 81 l BRIDGE. \ Go l34 Magazine
= sperm CANDLES-iSi boxrs, landing rrn,n sui
- Vicks,urs for sale b, \ lRlEn.
! Ivne Is - rrar'sr
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-ua1pouaArE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Alntn.nn. ,,,
y'HREE DAYS JOURNEY From VIEW

7,HREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
r,,ur ,ore,or of his establishment has the plea.
.urc nj announcing TO his friends and the pubic
in that he will be in readc> sby the hrs' gay OF
Nav I. receive vsters. lie will also slate tor me ht
ueGt of huse at Distance that there hnVc u"'h "'e
Improvement nnde, and others now gong Oh ana TN
v.pd progress for complexion which viii c"ah!e me
snhscr her IN accommodate much larger number than
haretofors and at the sann time much better.
Famiv can be accommodated ith good foo," r ="
sho,c who prcar eau have large cabins eacheo 'fo"
the mai" building. =, ,;o
1t i. deemed unnecessary tc say anything III fo'uI"
lar of tho character these WATERS iO' IL geht'Ay
believed that tliov arc not inferior t" anv IN the oou,
srn States All the amusemen's that arc gthe'a ~
found a, Watering Places, will DO found at thus {
hes, music that this part OF tn country ahor"s, T.
been engaged and will be in cons.rn attendance atae
Springs during tue whole season.
ht ,ubsc ,Dc, will avail himself Of this opportunity
returning his un,rgncd thanks for the very i'oeral
support given him last season. and hopes ny INC '1t
ton, that have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations. to merit a liberal patronage '"'
present seus0n. 'A'C S'>''''
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LUIGI MA COR d | A l..

+ CORDIAL Dr. Luti\E OF I.EllS!H i,s
~ LAMOUK.-lhc Unilrd states Agent tor We
LucIna Cordial or Ixir Of Lave, returns his gra''!"
ncknow!rd, cmrt- for fl itcring patronage "hleh
he has already received un, also for the s"y tcSl'
monIals winch uva bcen gent him iour.y the me AZ
most nlracniua, efficacy Of this in"stnahle medicine
The we'll founded reputation Of the l.ucIna CordiA'
warrants the agent i'll ldru~ins his long adre' Use
meats; but for the benefit If those persons WIN may
yet be unaware its nnt,rc, h. wonld explicitly
state thar it Dr.. Mngnins celnI,ntcd discovery,
h!ch has created such II sensation i'll tr"nc".-I hat IL
speedily restores III" vrlc powers, where they lave
Lrcn Allau-'td by disease otherwise, and substHn
'inv the rncrcant funcnhs; that It IL an
ricca' Tor the or abu1; a"t n'uve all that II
is the only remedy discovered for tie removal ii
impotence in males and ba'r"nurs1 i'll females. OWING
To vas ivg oiung qualities, II il nso hlghy USE
full in g-rt distracted, difficult painful mrnst'ia
ton inconnpirc uf'hc ur, nvnun Ivy iii .rlirSe
thereof, chronic cruptons Of the shin drosica "lisc-
tons of the aged Nc.
In or! c, that all cla,scsa "f sucinty may receive III
benefit OF DR.. Mugnins discovery, the American pro
prr,or has consented that the CORDIAL shall he sold m
bottles Of SIX each ut the Reduced PilCr 81 )!
which is tnn halt the price csiars"d tor II III
France.
JOHN WINTERS HDI.NEHWEI.I, ". d.
Eu:;,d States Proprietor.
The above edcilt is for sulr at ho''>"'e and I''u
No. to Pc, r,uo street, bttwncu Magazine a!,. Gam,
sts, New DTiuanH. M|o
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TENS L\>D II rir.o.
An ABSTRt ACT Of the original titles of record in
A tbs general land office. Printed in accordance
i,h reso,uon Of the HOUSE OF Repre- Sentativcs pas.
..d 2sth NAV, 1888. few copies Just received and
fcr sale by ALF'A InWAR
IA - Camp
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MONUMENTS Of Washingon's P riotisn,, with Il
VI fac simc Of his pu lie accounts during the lie
yoluii"naryWar. foil" volume s's tn7a each, will he
he devoted for the Of the Washington Manual Lah'ur
Schsn and Nlee Orphans Asylum.
This tulv national Work ought he in the hands
Of every American; and editors Of the City and
country papers ill contribute that benevolent object
by giving this advertisement few insertions.
r JOHNS IL CO. Agent,
aug. 6th>lm. Cor St Charles X Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-28

NEW MUSlC-O, Native Music: The Convent d!
~ Pm rantins, rovn. Blade; Nevar Despair, th
don't you remember the beautiful glade in the Dramt
Eomanca The White an'.o q" the rer r h
ri in tho grand Romantic Opera Amilic; Good Mig |
The meeting and parting; care not for spring IN e
tickle wing, by u Russell; Come, come, thou art n 500
row; A Life on tho Ocean wave, by II Russell; She
watched for him; 70 let fall tear; Come to m at
morning; Der the waters bv moonlight: There sno home
like my own, arranged for thu harp by L Lnlmrre.-
Royal Values by 4 Fleche; Queen Victoria's Court
Quadrillcs. Just received aud for sale by
DIG L CASEY, - Camp st
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Saddle ba,s, ,,.h' c ands n.le va'icos; me- d ,cnl
saddle bag, Btuss Is carpet bags; best IRON frame
leather t, 70 ,runks hfAst nnilrd leather boot top
do assorted sizes and various styles; holsters ana
pistol be,s; coach, gig, snikey, IVY nnd planters
crop whips, wool, w"rsted, c"'to" nnd leather
yi,lhs and surslu! ies; stirIup leahtr-; Trunk
.,,nns nnI wurs,ei r,in wrh; chain aud hook
h,mss: hind budes aud lines; o'ch coIIa's,
and hJrs. q I'd mule collars. -, all 4hhl''''s mo.
rvcc", buck, bHnr. sheep and buffalo SKINS; plated
brass and steel bride bits OF rv ry description
plated hrr.s and seel spurs oi every e,iP''oh
,p,,at.I u,a.. and steel surtups of every drscr,pA
ton
Together with complete n''nr'ment OF every
Article IN Their line OF busness-al OF which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue TO T. ceivs through the
year. BY p'cke's from Ne" YORK, tres" supplies ''
keep their stock ample and complete.
KOUES, DAVIDSON 4 CO,
~ is Canal st.