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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17
ss. Pasrick's Day $50 Liverpool

arm GROVES BLARrEr"
Och what elevation, on -. Pate celebration
With the shamrocks 80 green, and the wh,skey,
And the she.lshs dresses, and long flowing tresscs
Aud the bows all 30 nate and 80 risky
with the Gfers playing, and the trombones braying,
nd the big drum batting for life and death;
And the rumpets speaking. with the O-boy squeasng
Aud rn,sicianers quite intircly out Of breath.
Their dnds all pawning, for the selfsame morning,
To ra,sc The esoid for hubbaboo.
The sons &c Erin the shamrock wearing,
All in row were walking two and two.
There was slsshing Murty 80 Cat and purity,
With span new shamrock in his hat,
And league O'Bricn, and Larry Ryan,
Ninth csusins 10 Pagan, cutting II Tat
Ana uen Rory o'More' wa. play'd Ger and DER,
hna Garry Oven and the {" Shamrock 40 Green"
n, Tho famous brass band, with their clothes 80 grand,
on ! sure the likes before seen.
Tie iad,e, through the mud, running fast they could
To catch sight &c the gtniic,naH IN brogues,
When tho fighting began twist Pat h"ohga"
Then the boys, IN roe. al prepared forte 60
hnd spend the Whole day IN singing and dancing
How they kickd up their heels. ~ is and oald reels!
wcud have your heart good 70 see them prsnchg
First Mistress Malone who weighed fourteen stone,
Was lgd Oft IN iie Ny Ted DAILY
And till the bright dawn from night 70 The morn,
They ktptup The Thing quite gintaiey
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

To Rowland r. Minfurn, 80 Wall street.
DEsR Sip:Besg fearful lest you might have entrusted
promised into careless hands, have taken the liberty Of
you for the purpose Of naming that have been
since O'Clock the Bank Coffee House. and having
esved H. ANXIOUS TO know and therefore request the
~ Nv careful haad shall here ustil half
past O'Clock. Obge me, sir, in this instance and you will
find grateful II appears 10 the only warranable
left by which can approach my wish.
Repeatedly yours, IA. II. RooMr.
BAvx Corrrr HOUSE,. Oct. 13d.
N. BE merciful.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29
II ARRISON's SPECIFIC OINTMENT

HARRISON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT
IL the great celebrity Of this unrvaIled Com.
position especially in tho Northern States, leaves
the proprietor but Little need TO say any thing in
its favor for it has been generally conceded to it,
that it is beyond all comparison the best remedy
tor external complaints that has ever been disco.
vcred. Indeed tho speed and certainty Of its ope.
rati'ns have the appearance ofmiracles ulcers,
Wounds, corns fever sores, childbains white swell
lings, bes, piles, spider aud snake bites &c. mme-
diatcly yield to its apparently superhum'n inAu-
ence Thus if properly applied it will remove an
lnveteratc corn, or break and heal bile in five
days, will nlay and perfectly cure an ulcer in two
weeks; and the most desperate cases Of while
swelling that can he imagined, have been destroyed
by it in less than two months. In the bites of poi
sonous reptiles lis efficacy is truly surprising
even in the bite of rabid dog, for if applied in
time, its powers of attraction so wonderful that
they will at once arres, the poison, and thus pro.
vent il t ON pervading the System. 1t is likewise
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore Disco
vered for the clafed backs and limbs Of HORSES for
letters, ring worms, cappcd lips, and in short for
every external bodily evil that may tall to The lot
of man boast.
The propri. tor has received at least thousand
certificates and otl,.r documents, in favr Of his
" Specific Ointment upwards of Aundrod of
which wcro written by respectable members of tho
Medical Faculty, all breathing tho same culogy
and satisfaction.
Prepared at 1873 Liberty street, New York, and
for sale at Is Poydras street, New Orleans.
mar.C If
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
tour du Premier District Judciaire-L'Etat dc |,
Lou'sano,-a tous ccux que prescntcs CON
cerncnt-Saut:
A I"rENDU quo William Mackey, do Ia vile de
L MavsvilIe, kentucky, ayant achetG a une vcn,c
fate par lie Sheriff do la Paroisso dOrItaus Ia pro-
prete ciapres ccritc, scst addrc.sc au gruffo de
ccte cnur, "u Ia dile vente fnt enrcgstreu e 2e,nc
Jour tic Mai &c Pannco 1889, ponr un avis, con.
iormtmcnt a un acto de la Legislature do rEtat dc
la Louisiana. in'itulc " Acto pour confrmer los
t''ros dcs acqnereurs nux vcntcs udiciarcs !" ap-
proure 10 III Mars 1924. Quill soft connu, ct
toutcs pcrsonncs in dresses son par ces presontcs
somihes au nom dc rEtat dc la Louisiana ct do la
cour du Premier district Judciairc qui pour.aicnt
avoir drolt Ia proprclG ci.aprcs Gecrtc en- conse-
quencc dan delaut de formo dams lordrc le dGcret
on le JuEenent de Ia cour vcrtu d,,uue Ia ven,o
u'e gu 10 tou,o lrreguartG on ilegali1e dams
lcHtllhatlon, fdsis ou le temps OF 10 mode dc la
ventc, gu pour unc nutrc causo quclcououc, de
fairo voH dams trcntc jours, dutcr de la pu,ca.
ton de Get avis, pourquoi la ven;o a,l.s ialto no
seralt pas contirn6eet hon,ologuce.
La dlte proprc;c flt venduo par e Sheriff su,.
dit c llcmc jour d. Avril dc rannee 1899, en- yertu
dtn dccret de cctto cour, rcndu Ic 2 de Mars dc
Fame, 1889, dams rar.irc dc William tuckcy
contre Bier Sccver, No. 1886 du ,ockct d,
cette cour, aelaquelle ventc cdit William Alackcy
s'est rendu acqucreur pour 10 prx de 1927, UU
payable CONNIE snit-savoir:
LdcuieFeur asSuinant ic payment de Ia Motto dc
doux bllcts dc &C. 7G5 Sc cents chauue, oui scrou,
dhs lie 2G mars 1910, Ut la balance complain, I'ac
4utrcur assumant aussi lie paiment do L; sornne dc
$o,5O0 dns Il la Banque de rUnion do la Louisiana
aVec lh'erct an 'anx dc 10 pour cent colnplcr du
Ter. Fevrier 1873, ct la balance compliant, ct re-
servant une lypotheque spectacle sur la propretc
venduc Jusqaa CO quclle soft pay6o.
Description do la propr6,G d'apres lie transfer
judlciuire.
La notice iudviso dc deux ccrtrin lots do terra
aVec toutes les batises ct authorizations qui s'y
trouvent, ains que les droits, chemins coutumes,
servitndcs' privileges ct avantages appartcnant
qune nlanlere quclconque; ccs lots sont con:igus
ct 1ont parte de Ia baluro en- face du faubourg
Ste. Marie do cctte vile, formant rencoignuro la
plus basse des Julie It Nouvsle Levee, ct
sont designes par los nos. 10 ct ving, sur un plan
do Ia dlte batturc, derose 6tudc dc Felix Grima
nota're, date au 80 Jun 1882. Lo lot no. 10 mo-
sure Al picds pouccs de face Ia ruo de Ia Nile
Love-. sur 100 pcds plus moins dc protondcur
d'apres IN ccrtiicat did Joseph Pile, voycr dc Ia
vile, date du 25 mars 1896, il parait que COS deux
dts terrains mesurcnt ensemble, au pieds anglais,
~ pledS dc face |. rue do In Nouvcle Lcyto
sur 100 dc proondour uvcc auss. quo ac,ious
nn fond capital de la Blnque dc rUnioa do Ia
Louisinne.
Tcmoin Honorable A. NJ. Buchanan, juge do
Ia cour susdite, CT 6 Mai 1898.
p. LIE BLANC,
ulmal At DGputG Gretlier.
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ALLIGATOR LINE,
Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.

Mobile to Augusta via Florida.
d Leaves IN, Mobile %s,1 Tuesdays Thurs NJ,
1ey an. .tsam saeu cs,J ps' t. ..
cePt in case Of sturm,,) to Po"sacola thence pc,
steamer Lo Roy to La Grange. and thcncc foul
morse post coaches via Mariana, Bainbrdye, Pin
aefton, Berrien, Outlaws, and Perry, to Macon
ia thence via MilIedgevio, and Sparta to War
ren,nn' thence per rail road cars to Augusta.
Inc champion is in splendid order, with new
copper boil rs, coppercd and c PIPER fastened.
Inc 10 hoy has been thoroughly repaired, hcs
accommodations are handsome as any boat
Inc beau itul Santa Rosa Sound, and Choctu.
"atchie bay present the most interesting steam a.
VACATION i'll the Sou,h--being at the sa,nc,,nc
perfectly land locked.
me Teams are not surpassed on any route in the
country the drivers, to man, careful and attcn
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous ha1 b en-
newly built, SO that high waters do not intA ere
mo eating houses have boon mostly changed,
ana are now as good as any road in the Sonth.
1t Is generally known that the excellence and
hardness OF the roads enable the teams ut all sea-
SONS 10 make great speed. Their smoothn, IS Sc.
cures tho traveller from the ordinary fatigue of
stage travelling.
inc Line Is now frying its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four DAYS ard lively,
hours, or to New Orleans in four days and twenty
hours Going to Augusta, tho line is six DAYS
i'' su.c" houls. Inc Time actually employed in
travelling is the same in the other direction hut
the difference OF time the route, is caused by a
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, is
vol repaid by tho p-ortuni,y it gives of ssei, r
the Navy Yard. tic old Spanish Forts, etc. The
traveller also sleeps at Macon, and again at War
teni"n This arrangement will continue iii tho
travel turns nof'hward, when the line will be tho
me from .na-ils 10 A. 5ta, as it is n,w in the
other direction.
This Advertisement contains . nl,;n ,t,+....
OF facts, the accuracy Of which The troprietors
guarantee to each passenger in the penalty Of his
stage fare.
Maps ofthc Line may be seen at tho Exchange
Hotel, New Orleans, and at the Mansion HOUSE
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SAT 50
The line extends, by branch TO Tallahassee.
at Chattahooche the line connects with tn,
steamboat carrying the mail to Apa'achicola and
St. Joseph's.
Office at tho Mansion House. Mobile.
,ml7 o tOSTWICK, Agent, Mobile,
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ARER STIY'S DYSPPTIC IIx(R.

Dr. b,rn,tly, til, gre .sst Of l.ns ish lrseons wa
opin N that nnctenths Of the diseases that ntiec
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
~ private and public practices for upwards et forty
was for the renewal OF he following discusses:
L,s. nfnppctte, FIatuIency, Dstsntion of the stom
adj, Pain the sle iIenviness Of the Head ard incl.
nain To sleep Irresuluritv of the Bowels and in all
cses where Indigestion custive habit is found &c
edst.
rbs medicine not be nunle led among the hos
ofl,nck nostrums before the public, as it is the
sus invention of the ucst and most scientific surgeon
Euope ever produced, and the secret Of preparing il
WI purchased by the agent for vey large sum: 1t is
agseeole and pleasant to the taste, acts mild nper
let always keeps the bowels free imrars vigor and
st.,,gtn to the system, and cheeruiDsss to the MUD
al iaw BOTTLES ren1ves the most confsGiad cases 2
Dnpepsia Indigestion. and prevents return at uni
ltiare period. ,,...,4----4- -
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UR. JOHNSON, Office li0 BenviIe street, con
IL fines his practice 10 the treatment OF Venereal
Dlease i, IN all ts different farms.
Dr. Johnson, from residence Of many years in Hos.
n;.s in Europe devoted TO thu, treatment Of Venereal
Ocases, and from his present extensive practice in
sht 4-ticuur uranch Of the profession, guarantees
saL speedy aud elecual to such persons az are
TABLED with my Of the following diseases. VIZ.
}onorrhnea. elects, Strict,nes, Chsncres, Bubos
Seminal Weakness, Alice ofthe Builder, Kidneys,
Lins, Ure,hra, rrosrae Gland, Swesd l estctes
Captions an the Skin, Sore Throut, Pains in the
Jtnts , go
Mud the symptoms Which generally follow
IL disease.
recent cases cured in two thres days without the
US of Mercury, interruption from business, or altera-
tia in The mode ofliving.
medicine to prevent Venercal Disease can be OBJ
famed of Df: johnson. 1t is from the recipe of the
,srou Larry, celebrated French Surgeon, and was
BY hun "S 'a rIfr ,s Freac1 Ar RI, wi''e lie
Sold by d.: johnson, It his office: Those persons
,in- unv allies ton OF Venureul Disease, anu about
s, v,vuye- or removing to the county, would
I'll by giving III. johnson call, us proper mcdi-
tor Their cure in the shortest time can be put up
written directions for their use.
|ice open from IN the morning until 10 o'clock at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29
l. U GIN A CORDI AL.

tORDlAL DE LUtfNE OU L'ElIXlR DE
- L'AMOUR.-Thc United Suites Agent for ,l,.
Lucla Cordial Elixir of Love- returns his grateful
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for the A.ttcring patronage which
lie has already received, and also for the many
snonais winch have been him touching the the al
most miraculous efficacy of this inestmale medicine.
he we'll founded reputation Of the Lucina Cordial
warrants the a. cnt in Withdrawing his long ADVERTISE
meats; but Tor the benefit If those persons who may
a. yet be unaware Of its natLre, he would explicitly
state that it DR.. Magnn's celebrated discovery,
"hci. has created auch sensation in Frnnce.-Tat it
speedily restores til" virle powers, where they have
oeen exhausted by disease otherwise, and suhs,an-
'ln'ly ren"vaes the procreant turcons That it is an
ehecal cure for the uor abus; and above all that it
II the only remedy ever discovered for the removal Of
lhpot"ncy in males and barrenness in females. Owing
t"!'s vastly MIGRATING qualities, it Is also highly use
~ m grat obstructed, difficult painful menstrual
u", 'ncontnencc Of,he urine, involuntary discharge
t'ereof chronic eruptions Of the skin drosic.l uec-
tons Of the aged &c.
In order that all classes Of sociey NAV receive tn.
benefit Of Dr. Nagnns discovery, the American pro-
prietor has consented that the Cordial shall he sold in
bottles Of six cach at the reduced price of Al
which is less than half the price -arsed for in
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOiOE2WELL, NJ. D.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale oIcsu1c and retail
at NJ o. l"yd,as street, between Magazine and Camp
Sta, New Orleans mo6
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o)LAilNG CARDS-Just received II few gross
ofvery superior French cards, som. very thin and
line, for sale cheap by ID FELT IL Co,
mln N Stntioners hall - Chartres
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U9NJ HTIF II 70 NITNT 7
, GGs Ltsht Da9ki"g Cemp'y Ja"nory 80, 1899 :
VIE Stock OF Coke being much reduced this COM
peny will funris, Pittsburg Coal, in small quar-
ties, to their customers.
Orders received nj the Gas Office Bank Alley.
N5I F. W WELIES Sec'v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-29

MORRIS Il Co. No. SO Chartras street, ME now
~ receiving and opening the most splendid, SUI
stan,'al and tashiona'.e stock Of Clu,hing they
| have ever exhibited in this market, consisting III
part OF the following articles: blue, blue black let
bInck, london brown, citron, olive, london smok
and golden olive truck and dress coats; beaver,
stable and harrington trock coats, elegantly firnsh.
ed; fancy and pain black cashmere and cloth
pantalo"ns. english and french fancy and plaiu
silk uad satin vests; real new market com forts :;
english and french fancy and pam scarfs and
hdkfs; cham"ls, siIks-web and gum"elastic sns-
penders; channels, mcrno, lambs WOOL, welsh fins
mel, silk and cotton net sher.s and drawers; fine
llnin and cotton shirts, with linn bosoms, plain
and RULED; ivory pearl aud plain handle silk UNI.
brelas !; ''Grah's' p'emum Glaves-also, a
beautiful article of white kid, for Weddings balls,
&C.; Spriltehe'd silk and rnndana hdk is; plain
| figured and elnbroider.d Cambria do; silk, lamb
wuns, marno, germantown, and brown and white
cotton half hose; all OF which they offer low for
cash. or TO pun'ual Customers as usual Now
EDuCATIuN-FRE and ENGLIsH.-
Mr.. James, recently arrived IN ,hi city, begs leave
| to intnrm The citizens OF New Orleans that he will
| open academ' on Monday, ii, January, at No
10 Toulouse street. for the instruction of youh of
both sexes, IN french and English, in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs.
Me'cher, vii. speak both those languages with
grea: tluencyand purity, and who will tale charge
, OF the department of the young ladies.
| Mr.. Jame vi give bis whole attention to the
various braiches of education, and talers him self
that he viii give entire satisfaction to those VIII o
| NAV honothlm with their confidence. nov
NORRIS l. Co, No. 81 Chartres st eel, are re-
ceivng taiIy from Ihe,s t.ouse in Philadelphia an
elegant md complete assert nent ol substantial
and fashionable clolhInc. The invite the allen-
| ton OF he public, rs The. ntrd in saving
that 81 Anglers aud citizens cannu, rnish them.
seivesmo.e advantageously in any city in the
uni"r
N.B. few dozen elegant ivory handle UNI
brcIls, from 81 to Sc inches. Also, a large lot
wh,espne packing boxes, various sizes, very low
LXCHANGE- London, for sal. by
T., ml7 LHGALE 90 Common st
TTNHE subscriber offers Tor sale $50 bLs Flour: I5I
bbls Whiskey; so casks Bacon Sides; so casks
iacon Shoulders; 10 casks canvassed Hams
april THOS d HULLEN, "a Camp At
Nv HiSKEY-29U barrels rectlied ItnlUc fio1
w steamer Empress, for sse by q DORSEY.
aPl!u a New Levee
II lCE-3O usrces rice, for sale by
~ ae2 TElER, 81 Grav;e- 5,
lFE PRESERVERS-JuStr received u superior
- article OF life preselyers at the Bazaar,
az BUSH " ALLAN
iME-iooo casks Thomaston Lime, lauJng from
- ship Peruvian, Tor sale by '''''
Asspl9 WHITNEY, IS Camp st
NEMENI Hydmulic and Roman for sal. by
Reads BARsTOW.7 Bank Place
SnIEs-50O boxes sperm CuI51rs,
for sale by
eipGE \ TO 1884 Msgszines
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Terms Of the Newspaper Press Of Nep Orlean
unanimously agreed to At an adjourned meeting Of
The prnnrietnra. held the l:}tll of Mnrch lR::37

Terms Of the Newspaper Press Of New Orlean
unanimously agreed 70 at an adjourned meeting Of
the Proprieors held on the 18th Of March, 1857.
SupscRlPrloNs.-Twelv Dollars for the daily pa
or annual, payable semi-aunually in advance: ten
dollars for the ri.weekly country paper payable one
Five dollars for the Weekly PAYABLE ir advance. No
. subscription will be discontinued until arrearages
settled. In case Of di continuance, one weeks notice
IL pritsng must oe invariably given, previous to til
EXPIRATION Of subscription.
ADvEarIsISe.-One dollar per square for the first
nssron and half that price for each subsequent one:
an, ,nateral alteration from tho Original advertisement
viii be charged as new one.
YEAxLr Observation-Disclosures and FRA 'ers,
orty dollars ful English alone, and sixty for both Ian
euag.s; Banks, Insurance Oiiccs, and other similar
public institutions, fifty dollars in English only aud
ghty for both lsnsnascs; Ship and Htcamb9s, fae.
nc, and eighty Tor both languages.
MARRIAGES., OBiTUARv NorlCEs, and articles call
ing thu attention Of the public to safes Of property,
cards OF passengers, benefits, &C. &c will h. charged
vne dollar per square for the first insertion in each Ian
ComMuvIcAr,ovs, or Advertisements, of any person.
n nature, when admissible shall be charged double,
, and in advance.
A deduction Of twenty five per cent will be made to
Auction-ers Sherils, Registers of Wills, and Marshats
on sales Of real estate. published in botl, languages
and 80 per cent i" English alone: iopcr cent on sales
81 Other property.
Of the advertiser such legal, auction, and plana
ion sales, runaway slaves, stray animals &c &c will
be charged for scp"utcy and IT the ordinary rates.
published one month, and charged accordingly
No advertisements Of bankruptcies will be published
any cuse, unless paid Tor previous to insertion, or
payment guaranteed by responsible person in town.
Ths and other places OF amusement, advertising
d'ily Or IL to be charged *loo tor Enssh a
lone, and $3.50 in both languages
All announcements OF candidates for political offices
will be charged double the price Of other advertise.
Inents
Owing to tho immense loss sustained by newspaper
prorpctOrs thew hive the conclusion TINT the
nos Of persons whose accounts avn uot been pnid
within ono month after presentation, shall be made
knowA $50 far a. prac,icube) TO each other-they obi
"a ing themselves not advertise or print for such
;S;rnodl &c. DE ST.. ROMES
J. BAYON,
P.P. REA,
&c. PRENDERGAST,
JOHN GIBSON,
LCMSDEN.
Weekly Press.-We tn" undersigned, agree to abide
BY the above conditions far as they applicable TO
wseKtv papers. ,,,,,,or
(5igned) a. y. LA"kt.NCE,
Az M subscriptions are taken for less than months.
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