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viii insure its completion 10 very short time. lie,
"o the Legislature Louisiana be blind to the true
policy hch should guide tliem., l, is all Important
that the Nashville Railroad should progress Its IN
their power to say "go on and it is expected from
them to give the word. No before them ex.
cep, that ofthe General Banking law, is Of such mo.
nen'. We ask them 10 look ut il, in all its bearings.
Once completed how easy to construct branches to
this man artery from important points, and
trade TO our great commercial enrepot nstead Of per-
uniting it to be withdrawn by the enterprise and
tvty Of other states. "Toserve the Purposes for wcl
the road was first projected and to the state
Louisiana against the gigantic strides making by ou
sister states Of the South draw ofour trade into 9th
er channels, sufficient ought to be secured to tin
company to accomplish the New Orleans and Nash
vile railroad to Nashville, in five years."
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which had hren at anchor III the Rock, for whole
week, and " hich v as very deeply laden with most
valuable caIgo. We asked lila whether he intended
TO ny to 80 ~ sea that day. He replied that he did
but regretted that he had not gone sea the Satur-
day after the 25th u.. He observed that US the seam
ships would not sail before the end Of January aud the
beginning OF February, neither Of Them would overtake
him. He hoped, he said to 10 snug in n W York b.
fore either Of them started We asked him how many
cabin passengers he haj FIVE he replied, and ching,
sai@ that as the st. Andrew had fur only, he had pro-
posed 10 Capt Thompson that they should toss up
which should take the whole. He nddcd, that having
80 few passengers, he ad removed his dining tabe, and
filled the laige space in the cabin with goods. Mr.
Court the very intelligent secretary the underwriters,
then joined us. and he and Captain Smith tried the bare
meter both agreeing that it steady. II was then
jhkingly remarked "bnt let whit Murptsy says!
and we babe Captain Smith farewell, Us they were go'
ing to what Merpleys Almanack said ofl,e wealth
er on Sunday, the eth inst. Captain Smith mar
ried and has left wife and children, the one 10
bewai the melancholy death of kind husband, and the
| Others Of tender father. Having been very success
ful, he lad acquired n handsome competency, with
which he was about to retire from scaturing lite In
deem lie taking in his ship variety Of srticlet
for new house, which he had been fitting up on Tho
East RIVER New York. As mark Of respect to his me
nory the flags of the vessels in the docks were hoisee
only haltnes as the news Of his melancholy
| md untimely death received. Nlessrs. Wildes
Pekersgill, and Co., the consignees Of the Pennsyv
MIA. have offered reward of2O to pay any person VIII
will recover the body Of this lanente gentlemaH; hui
Up TO yesterday afcrnoon The had not given up 1t
| dead.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-25

CARApoRI ALLAN. BY reference 10 the advertise
nent it will be that this charming chaneuse pro-
poses to give concert on Wednesday, evening at the
st. Louis Exchange Ball Room. There is no sweeer
minstrel in country-nor one more correct Her
style simple and peculiar herself and the elicacy
and truth and expression of her melody cannot fail to
charm the most fustidious
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eNAEpc'Al.
PURF Or, NEW ORLEANS.


1isf3lsIss aess February 81 to 80 1882
ship Fvaacis Ann, Soul fur for Hnvrc G Rergsrot.
ship Olive aud Eliza, Parsons. for Mobile, Master.
Ship Harkaway, Nicholson, for Liverpool. ~ r..
's93 Brander, McEcnua 4 Wright
Ship Newbury Port Mansfield, for Boston, Chase + Dxey
ship Ohio, Custer, for Boston. Stctsnn L. Avery
Ship Sontherner rbbes for New York Ogden& Sontgae
Brig Albane. Sinckpoe, for Hartford, SGJP Whitney
Rr,g Dpse HHf6np tin for Gbraltrr, II llri.ton
Brig Fred Pearl Spoffard fnr Charleston. j. II Gale
Brig Chapman, Thompson, for Charleston IA Dsri'a
Rvis ATyler, Carpenter. for Boston, G bedford
SChr 4udsou WyMan for New York, Msster
Schr Abigail C0ombs, Tor Portland. Master
Schr Ocaau. Mestre, for Tal,asro, Mex, FTio
Schr D Moss, Rove. for Pensacola Msstor
Schr September Doanc, for Mobile, Master
SIR Doris, Perry. fur Mobile. So Z; f Coolidge
Schr R0bt Woodruff Gocham for Mobile Thos c Jenkins
Sloop Mary Elizabeth. H:,ns, for Pensacola, Master
Stcam packet Cuba, Carson, for Galveston,
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GuaDALoUPE-There distressing report in cir
culaion in New York, the 18th inst, that the lsla'
Of Guadalupe has sunk far below the tide level. We
learn from the American that this effect is supposed to
h we been produced by volcanic action having
connection with the late earthquake at Martinique
Guadalupe is divided by creek running nearly
through the centre of the Island, side Of which is
Limestone formation, and the other volcanic. Som,
very celebrated plantations, with extensive buildings
once Of great valuo are said 10 be completely sub
merged.
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Augusta had fine house on Friday evening, and
played better. She seemed to be in excellent
spirits and impaired her ioyonsness to all around.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-25

New BooK-E. Johns & Co. nav. now really for de
livery subscribers and for sale their "T.ouisa'u
Code OF Practice" ut ten dollars. 1t is book ofsome
five hundred pages, got up in superior style, equal TIC
their Civil Code,-and may be pronounced Of the
hes, printed law books in tie United States The mat
ter, we are told by eminent lnwyo. is very correct
and the manner, arrangements Of tables, indexes nnt
annotations, with which, it aouns nre excellent
Those spirited and enterprisns publishers, nov
having prepared for the prcss,-Mur,ins Reports, con
lcnsed, to be got up in the same superior style.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-25

SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch.
February 81, 1889.
Thomas Smart, James Henderson,, W Gordon arrested
for being drunk, discharged.
David Vain arrested for being drunk and disturbing the
the peace, di- charged.
G W Venom, Tlickcox arrested under suspicious cir
cumstanccs. to be voucecd for.
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February 90, 1889.
VIM Wallace arres,sd-folnl roming about supposed
to be insancc discharged.
John Nceas Mitchell Harold arrested for being drunk
and disturbing the peace, discharged.
John Lynch arrested for being drunk discharged.
Riddle arrested for attempting to force his way in
Lafayette square, discharged
G Barnet arrested for steang-bond to Criminal
Court, $500 bail.
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JOHN V. CHILDS,

ENGRAvER AND CCPpER.PLATE PRINTER,
No. 3, Camp 81. 80,
WILL. engrave and print to order, bank notes. bills
w ofexchange, bills Of ladug, diplomas 'nercan.
house seals, door pla;es silver ware, &c. always On
hand, an assortment of sscr plated and brasa door
;I.'tes.
lis Cards printed from plates already engraved.
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Camp 81. Theatre.

4th Night of Miss ELLEN TREE,
THIS EVENING, FEB. Is,
VIII be performed tho popular Tragedy u
ION.
A,ras,us. Mr. Fredericks
Ctesiphon, llebar
Ion, Mrs Tree
Clemau,he, Mrs G Barrett
After which
Concerto Oh the Violin by Master Burke.
, To conclude with the popular farce OF thu
IRISH TUTOR.
Terry o. Rourkc, #.t4 Master BURKE
On Tuesday, 5,h Night of MISS ELLEN TREE
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
At No. So Magns'ne STREET oss, $: Lssy' Ase'''"
MIR GTl.LER respectfully informs tine public that
lVN The celebrated
Statue of CLEOPdTRA, Queen Of Egypt,
ci,ics Of tho Union, 10 the lively admiration Of many
thousand yisers has arrived in this city, and 10 now
being exhibited for short time only, from O'Clock
A NJ, 10 9o'cOck, NJ
feb16-tr
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Fol, LIVERPOOL


FOR LIVERPOOL.
- The A ! fast sailing ship St. LEON,
IAN JWescot master, having part of her cargo
AszAitg engaged, will meet with despatch. For
froish' orrassase nSrly 70 y w,,,rvrv >. c.nn,,
FOR LIVERPOOL
Fl The A and fast sailing harguc NIMHOD,
yyTf Capt cl,tho~rne,; viii rec, receive Immediate
- 1xsa Dispatch For freight of 1875 bales cotton OF
passage upply to I.H GALE,
eb25 93 Common st
FOR LIVERPOOL.
III The A / slip MARY ROWLAND, Sam
,1yT> uel Wear master, having most Of her carg"
1sAAlE engaged, will have despatch, for balance of
tchs5 Nv '''' ADAMS & WlIirALI..
FOR NEW YORK
Regular Packet Of the Goth inst.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
Fl The superior, fast sailing packet ship
lf IN ARKANSAS, Dennis, master, viii positively
passage only, having elegant Accommodations apply
the Captain on board, two tiers below the Vegetable
ftb?5 ACOHEN,o1 Common st
FOR HARTFORD.
IL The fast smiling brig SAMUEL. & JOHN,
,rHN capt. Griffith, will meet with despatch. For
49, 5s'5 passage o. 4! apply !, yv to >,
FOR BAYOU SARA.
Regular Packet
AZ 1EssSf "y1 ;:ss la. ;' %:s;s?
will leave New Orleans every We'd
nesdnv at 10 O'Clock a. NJ for Bayou Sara & every
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ taking the coast down on
Sunday: For freight passage apply to Capt. Hart
board crto
ftb25 ADAMS & WHITALL
.U7Packct ship AUBURN from New York, is dis
charging opposite st Phillip st. Consignees are re-
quested TO attend to the receip. Of their goods
te25 LAIDLAW, &c Camp st
G5'The letter bug Of the ship EUnorE, Captain
Drum%ond for Liverpool viii be take. away from the
feb25 LEVI II GALE, 90 Common st
soap and two piano forles per ship John Marshall from
New York. requested to call at The Subscribers office
and re, receive his goods. ,,,,,,,,,
IJTle ship ELIZA WARWICK, Capt. Davis, will
commence dischargng on Monday 25lh instant, nea,
the upper cOtton press Consgnees will please attend
TO the receipt Of their goods.
fob25 READ& BARS row, 7 Bank place
GrThe Letter bag ftIe ship EUROPE Capt. Drum.
mnnd will be taken from tho office Of the subscriber
N: LEVI II GALE,
feb25 90 Common st
| GrNOTICE-The ship BANGOR, Cant. DIVER. from
| New York, is now aischarging opposite the O,leans
cotton press. Consigness are requested to attend &c
the receipt of their goods.
feb25 SNIP WHITNEY.
| U'NOTlCE-The ship NoRMANDIE, Capt. Tyson
from New York, is dischargn. opposite Spain st
Covsisneas particularly requested to attend thu
receipt of their goods on the Levee.
fah25 SNIP WHITNEY.
TJNOrICE-rhe brig, ZoRoAsrER. Capt Welsh
from New York, is dischargng opposite the rian
suar stores. Consignees particularly requested
to attend tahe receipt Of their gtod- on the levec,
fcb25 5 a. Up WHITNEY,
G5The packet spip ALABAMA, Berry master, w,l
commence dischargng this day opposite tho Vegetable
MARKET Consignecs vii! please attend the ieceip
Of their goods the LeVor.
ict25 ACOIlEN agent, ~ Common Il
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Blank Checks, Bills Of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-

Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, amphlets, show bills, Cata-
logues, SC. sc.
IJsORDERS for the AJope, anI erery other des
cription Of L7PltINrlNGI 60 rcceiued at COMPUTING
Room of"TRUG AMERICAN" III ST.. CHARLES Elk
CHANGE Sd door from Gravier street, at the Printing
Office, corner Of Poydras md ST. Charles Streets
Ezteasiye and beautiful BOOK and JOB FoUNTs
from The best Fouudries inMe United States, haze jus
been added To The already cei stocked Establishment:
aud ORDERS nil be executed as Low. Cheapy,
Exped,iously and Beautifully, as at any other Office
| in the City.
MONTEREY HAY-eeo bales prime New York
~ Hay landing from ship Ocmulgee, and for sale
by = felO COHEN, yD Common st
MADDhF-a cases ''''! Fh fl II; Y Y BRO,
| feI9 80 Common, Magazine street
TNLOUR-iONO barrels choice brauds in good ship
| r. Ping order u, the landing, for sale by
| n9 DORSEY, A New l.evee
| q ICTiY MADEIRA NE-lngLans L. p; Col,
zzss s9 sas IN ppsis HhC
| fel5 l3i Magazine st
TIJEXAS LAND SCRIP FOR SAl.E-The subscri
L bers offer for sao twenty Floats of six hundred
and forty Of land, each. By the act OF the egis
"' mo u sA'''e'a'' y "''s THos BLEE &Co
L sale by READ & BARSTOW,
iasO Bank Pnc
/ WASH BOXEs-5O Cash Boxes Of our manu-
jaiO 5 LOCKE & Co, 8 Front Levee
| w by 5 LOCKE n Co,
| ianle Front Leyee 6,
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DEFINITION OF A DEMocRAr-Thc following is tho
best definition Of Democrat that have met
with: who would sacrifice every thing for princi-
pie, but never a principle for any thing.
Nashville Union.
Would not this be better rcadins7 one who will
sacrifice every thing for principal land intcret) and
principle for interest. II the editor Of the
Union will look among the rank and file oftle ad,inis
raton, lie will not find himself at loss to discover such
democrats
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-25

FREE BANGING IN MlssIsslpPI.--Whilst our Leg
lature has been almost supine upon this most impor
tan, subject, perceive that the Mississippi Legis
loturs arc acting in earnest. general Banking Bill
has passed the House aud doubt is entertained bu
that twill pass the scnate Of tina, Stae and speedily
become a law. Let our Legislators look to it. d.
not uifer eDery State to be in thu advance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-25

FOR LIVERPOOL
~ The A | ship MARY ROWLAND, Sam
rlYIA uel Wear master, having most Of her cargo
zsAAAg engaged, will have despatch, for balance oil
freight or passage, apply to
fcb25 2w ADAMS g. WtIirAII
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~
HNIE UNDERSIGNED Passengers by the Will
i mington Express Line from Charleston, desi.e 70
place travellers their guard against the delays and
disnpp" Mt ,nents to which they subject themselves by
taking this lins.
BY the advertisements Of said line, the public
assured ola speedy convey to Weldon, and thence
To Petersburg and Portsmouth.
With dis assurance, and the additional of onr
being enabled connect with the Baltimore boat
Portsmouth on the 9th inst, we left Charleston the
25th inst in the Gov Dudley md arrived mt Whining.
ton in due time. On arrival, however, We found
the that nhout starring, filled with passengers
l., the utter exclusion of ourselves who were, by law
| and custom, entitled to the preference.
The only excuse offered by the agent, was that they
unable to send on ' passengers who then
pied the cars on the previous day. they hud agreed
| 10 do, and that they could not accommodate all.
This detention he's prevented rs from meeting ths
| Baltimore boat at Portsmouth, aud c"mpels take
circulro"s route, involving additional delay, mud
subcrng us To tcreased expense, well as 10 tho
loss If several days iii reaching RESI- cc>e places
| ,I Il St,nu
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
IA The A | and fast sailing hnrquc NINROD,
,5sSSN Capt. Cl,dbournc, will rrceiv. immediate
1sA!fg dispatch. For freight of I25 bales cotton
passage apply to I.H GALE,
fel2J SO Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-25

BOARDING. HOUSE TO LET.
FENHE upper part Of the fremont House, next door
10 st Charles Theatre, one of the most pleasant
and hcultlu situations in the city, near the centre
business, and having 30 boarders, though il has
accommodated ~ at time; for those having furniture
is rare chance the prop seor is ubuut entering
into another kind Of business. Kor further information
enquire on the premises Mr., PASDrRsON
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FOR LIVERPOOL
II The A ! fast sailing ship ST. LEON
,tsNM J Wescott muster, having part of her carg
1872 engaged will meet with DISPATCH Fo
froight or passage Amply To
fe2j 5 j WHITNEY, I3 amp st
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BALL KOOC
Dress & Masquerade Bali

81, Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
VINIlE Manager Of, above named Ball Room,sr"fe
! iul to his friends and the public o' the unPars
lcd patronage bestowed on him for several seasons.
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been cnIn ged for the Of visitors, and un.
,lergone incnse REPAIRS The bar will DO surpassed
by in quality of liquors. and the Rcsnura. Ill be
kept by the ablest lesuura-ur in the United States
Tic room will reopen on Saturday evening, 3rd "f
November next, byn
GRAND DRESS Il MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take plnce MS usuul every Monday, We'nes
iav and Saturday evening, curing the season, v h'ch
will n,n on the LIST Of May 1899.
N. Il. The crcn les, attention will be paid to KEEP
ing pcrlec, order Throughout, the establishment as val
done last season.
Octli
IRON CHES1S-Just received ut the Louisiana
L Ware Rooms, So l.ienvc street, I2 superior sim
gle and double fire proof iron chests from the factory
Of |. Brown New York, Tor sale by
fell WIN CARNES.
r l.. BROWNS Patent Platform BHiances.-Gro-
- find 1T So Benville street, Patent Plat.
fern Balances, superior any offered in this city
foil w X CARNES.
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2ln REV ARD

STRAYED stolen on tho morning Of the 2ist inst.
- II small white Bull Terrier Slut with black
The above reward will be paid by leaving her at
E22-3t G. + IlOZEY St Charles ct
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THOR SALE-'ro close n concern. The fast sailing,
II first rate, copper fastened and coppered, phiadel-
phia built, pneket brig GANNICLEFFT, 20O tons,
having elegantly finished accommodate ions for 25 pas
scngrrs. fsoll at private sale before Tuesday
Goth inst, she will on tina, day, be sold at auction by
Hewlett Il Gems, at the Frsnch Exchange, st Louis
street, ut one o'clock. For examination and inyen-
tory, apply board, second tier, below the Ferry TO
Ru,Gr, 4 Co., To WM PORTER,
te2l Yj Common NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-25

COMMODORE ELLIOTT has been handled without
gloves in Congress, sketch Of the debate in
the House, the 18th, in which this disgrace to
gallant Navy, is used very roughly. Nothing else OF
public interest took place in either branches. What
ever cnnc the Navx il Of 1,i,lic iut..rcst
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FOR NEW YORK

FOR HARTFORD.
IL The fast smiling brig SAMUEL. &. JOHN,
,ITN capt. Griffith vii mec, with despatch. For
10y. passage only apply TO
fnll s 4. i Z WuITEEY II CnInn st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-25

G5The packet spip ALABAMA, Berry master, wall
commence dscharging this day Opposite tho Vegetable
market. Consisnecs will please ullcud To the receipt
Of their goods the Levor.
fct25 ACOIlEN agent, ~ Common Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-25

IDINE APPLE CHEESE just received and for
| L sale by READ & BARSTOW,
| iayD Bank Plac
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FOR BAYOU SARA
KrpuiHr Packet

TcSNldF TNcNCZ.
b. rfscA, The splendid passenger Steamboat
will leave New Orleans every We'd
nesdnv at 10 o'clock a. NJ. for Bayou Sara e. every
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ taking the coast down on
Sunday. For freight or passage apply to Capt. Hart
on board crto
teb25 ADAMS g. WHITALL
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THIS DAY.
5000! Capital Prize, Tickets only 81 SO

Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Glass l6,
% 50 6 IL 25 l3 Is So 80 SO 10 I2.
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Steamer Targun was into by tho Tibor and ohe
boat supposed the Rocky Mountain who racing
Both boats struck at the same time and carried away fort
cd at Sorrcl's Bend.
Knckerbockor reorts the Pawnee snaggcd on The
9th below Delapus Lankng. Boat total loss Cargo
principally saved.
Barque leopard sailed in company with the U S ex
plorns squadron for the Pacific Ocean. l. eft at Rit
ship Lion of Providence; loading for New York; harqu
JOHN of Boston decharging Left U S ship rrovidcnc
wing n nort
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
TRUFANT,S COMPOUND.

WYNN. B. TRUFANT, would inform the in-
Wv hl,,irauts of Bath and IFS vicinity that
lowing 10 his hriag much Of The lime abscnD his
medicine for cure Of SALT RuEuM &c. may be had
of Cant Henry HYDE al The EATH BOOK
STORE.
PrIcE-Ono dollar with fall directions.
W B. T. Would just observe, that The increased
demand for the above article. from abroad = we'll
as at home warranls him 10 believe it 10 he as rec
ommendcd when Iaithtu.ly applied, as the follow
ing will shaw:-
THIS Medicine is the most sale and ofectal
remedy ever Vet discovered The subscriber has
been Agent for HE sale OF the above mcdlcue l"r
lew months and during that time. has seen persons
affected with The Salt Rheum III every degree, lioin
"A very sliehl touch on the hand 10 the covering "i
ihe whole body, completely cured hy the ah"'e
medicine and would recommend 1t win tie utmost
confidence. 10 all affected ia any degree with the
above complaint And resort has been had 10 tins
IN cases Of obstinate hlnorsof wears standing viii
etiiire success. ~ MI LII Ala Ms,
naoweDl February 90, 1850.
The subscriber having been .5gcnt ior ihe safe ~
he above named medicine lor several months ana
aming known OF several cures performed by using
t can safely recommend it 10 those aOilci"d With
Spll Rhrum Augusta, J. T.. LADD.
from a Gentleman Ia Hartford Ct1
MR GrUFANr. Dear Sir: Hearing Of an extra
ordinary cule of SAT lthruin in This vie nliy by lie
fi,e Of your couPousD; | wish Won 10 forward NE
Nv way Of Boston, f,ur packages 10 be sel t from
Boston 10 Iliord bv Maid. Oci lo9.
Bath Nny g. leg lN 30
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
,SEgRS'
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic
Syrup Liverwort,
For cure orConSumptions, Coughs and
COIds.

More t an $4,000 bottles of this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally IN the Saie OF
Maine, since it was first offered TO the public by
the original inventor and proprietor.J .. Sears,
ew years since
1t is undoubtedly superior to any other a,tcle Of
fered to the public; seldom fails in giving relief
where it is taken in due season.
The undersigned having purchased the original
recipe for this syrup, has mode arrangements to
have Agents in the principal towns in New England
supplied with it. Purchasers will be careful that
the bill Of directions signed by II. Fuller or 5.
Page, and the name of the for stamped in the
seal, and my own name written on the outside Ia
bel. T. B. MER RICK.
All orders directed to the proprietor, liallowe
Me. will meet with prompt attention.
The following are among the agents for selling The
above Syrup. VIM C. Simpson & CO., Prat &
King. and Maryland & Noyes, oston. J, $. llar-
rison, Salem; A Carter, Portland; George w IloI-
den, Bangor; r. S. Bl ell, Thomaston; J. f.
Ladd Augusta; A. #. Perkins, Gardiner; Geo. VIII
liston Brunswick; Doct j. a. Berry, Saco.
For sale by j. WILKINSON
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
FASHIONABLE ESrABLlSnAIEI>
Samuel CrOsYr ELL. TAILOR.

ND ETURNS thanks to The liberal inhabitants
n q of Bath and vicinity for the patronage they
have thus tar favored him with. and would take
This opportunity to inform them that he continues
10 execute all orders in his line Of business, with
promplness and despatch
He trusts that bis extensive exncrienca in bis
profession, and his unrenlng efforts to please his
patrons combined with perfect knowledge of his
trade will enable him TO merit and receive con.
tnmancc of tie public favor.
z rsons wishing Garments made in the hest
manner. and according 10 tie latest fashions. viii
nlease cali at the Office directly over Parsons
Smiths Store in Rogers new brick block.
NJ Cutting done at short nol're
G-Y. latest Fashions duly receVed.I-li
Bah May IG, 1899. III
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
NEW GOODS.

MUST received bv aniel Nars'on. a good as
eS sntmen of DRY GOODS, consisting in
tart of tjlot lsihs. lroadcotrs. Caesineres->a
inets-P Ptn,s-F Flannel, red and white heeiiog'
and shriings, &c. sc.
Also-A coed assortment of w. |. Goods, Gro
ceres, Fouf, Porh, Cheese, Sc &C.
son 10 25f