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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

TO rHK EDITION THE HnRALD-
sis,-A match boat came of on the 9Th inst
e~twess the boats Benjamin Shanburgh, Of White
AL snd the Shakespeare, Of Fulton Market. The
9sseh was for five hundred dollars aside-distance
avs miles. The Shamburgh is owned by White
haiers, and pulled by Whitehallers /; the Shak-
sPsAre - owned by some persons at Fulton Market.
and the owners being unable to select a crew from
Fulton Market. had TO send to Staten Island and
New Jersey 10 get crew to pull their boat The
selection OF oarsmen follows: John ] Jennings
and Henry Barger, Of Staten Island John LUDLOW
ana Anthony Ludlow, Of New Jersey;-there(ore.
showing there were men at Fulton Mark # that
could pail with the Whitehalers; and still in some
af the papers, they say Whitehall and Fulton Mar
Net Another thing-they state they beat the Sham
burgh one length, which would be 80 feet but this
deny-as II WAS seen by thousands, they were
about ~ feet ahead when they came to the stake
boat The time Of pulling is also incorrect They
state y minutes and some seconds: when actually
they were y minutes and 30 seconds. Both boats
were built by one man. The ShambSrgh was rowed
by Thomas Mcdonald, Robert Silva, John Horton
slime, and Robert :. Martn-eoxswain, John Par
mington-all Nhitehallers. The Whitehallers in
tend TO double the bet and try them again, as they
say they cannot stay beaten.
Yours, &c.
r. ). MARTIN.
Beaten, but not iscouraged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10
Beaten, but not discouraged

GJ- IL Is reported that Sir Allan McNabb has Been
arrested IN Toronto, U. c., and thrown into prison
for forgery All his property has also been seized
Il is said We hardly believe this at any rate, it
requires confirmation, That McNabb deserves to
be imprisoned there is no doubt but the wicked
flourish like green bay tree.
o. A bear batting took place in the 18th ward ON
the ith Some citizens asked Mayor Warian to stop
II. why, said the good natured Mayor "the
boys Know it's the 18th, but the bear doesn't and
prars 1t mought be well enough to stop it-but then
agn praps it moughtn't."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

THK Fovsrn.-Ail over the eeun,ry there seen,
TO have been much noise, and e"nfasen and fall.
ing in love- and folly, and s.isg and drisking. ssd
firing crackers and firing every thing and breaking
the seventh commandment, that there vas 10 the
city. Folly and sense alike inisc,ios. % ssys
Mrs Retseli
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

DtIOTe Judge Bctts.
JULY Sine United States ttcenfy. three cases
Of pistols claimed by Letcis Sirahen-The trial Of
this case was commenced the part Of the import
ers but as the testimony of neither party was con-
cluded when the Court rose, we shall forbear giving
the details until Thursday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

CoscKsrRsrioS % LAnoR.-The amount Of la
bor performed IN four and half days, on board the
steamship Liverpool, IN dschargiug her cargo and
.sinr N her coal fcr the return voyage, was three
sandred and hy days work more than the labor Of
a.e insividaal Cor q year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

Or The Roscius, the noblest packet ship extan,.
sails on the 18th inst for Liverpool She il com
handed by Captain John Collins, formerly IL the
Shakespeare, and is crack sailer in every sense ~
the word Madame Caradori Allan has engaged a
state in her. and we understand that nearly all
her bcrths are already spoken for The Shakespeare
sailed Monday with thirty cabin passengers; the
Cambridge that goes on the 10Th is nearly full, and
the Roscus will sail the 18th, undoubtedly
crowded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

IMPORTANT QurRY.-Did the owners Of the " No.
vety steamboat pay their engineer 2 40 for the day
TRIP, last Sunday, before he would venture board
because the boat is old and worn to make her
dangerous TO human ife' And did the engineer send
'he money TO his wife before he started9 We believe
,na' brother Of the engineer has said this,
ming hke IT, II II be true, the public ought to be
put on their guard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

o. Sir Walter and Lady Scot, embarked from
England in June, with his regiment, the 18th iiu..
sars, Cor India
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

RoHHiss rHr Coaosrs.-some reckless rascal
has robbed the Coroner. Mr.. Wheeler will never
hold inquest over him. "The man that's born TO
be hung''-ths proverb - musiy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

- soes As HE Majesty was comfortably seated in
bis travelling brisehta, the word was given to his
Jsha. all right" and away went the four greys
amid the lcsd cheers of the multitude, the waving
q the ladies' hsnskerehiefs, and the 0s rsvoirs Of
tAose Who were too polite 10 hurraA and had
sre Handkerchief TO make display Of In one Of
the rear carriages observed His Highness, Smith
Van Bares, and on the steps Of the door stood His
hishne's Prince John, gazing on the whole body Of
his fathers body guard
S. With 4 lack lastrs eve"
The procession was formed in the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

IN M. Nc ntFff mtuII0n him,
His name v never heard;
Or lips are seaied--we never breathe
That familiar word.r
"Imogen and sometimes talk Of you but she has
been time al Middletown, and all is stiII.
still"
Msthlsk. his Honor would not have put thi. down
a. an evidence ~ the warmth &C her attachment to
ITO 10 concluded tomo,yox1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10

Young Men'. COMMITTEES of
~ horseaeh
Carriag.
containing Nessrs JsnAans. Talimadge,
fndy and Wood, Chairman
% 10 .mitts~s.
A Carriage
Containing
his MAJESTY
and the MAJOR.
Czrrisge
ctutsiuisg He Maje.tys son, ~. young
Prince Thomr.os md the Y. :.
Marshal.
Cauiage
with four melodies.
Committee oils. the Presidents
Bods Guard.
Lasiers, two aud two.
The Common Council.
Rowde,, four and four.
Committee from Brookisn.
A small spriukhng II Young devils.
The Gle D. a.rs q Hell,
three and three.
Loafsrs, ~ abreast
Breechsslsss hlackgnaras, an
iBnumsrable host
More young devils
The Recording Angel,
sith his nk -, sr,.
The Ca sna ofthe InfeI nal
r. sions. the rear
brought up ~
B..lg~luh and hls tail
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

The Government rs. Post OTc,, n
Posimasters IN Simpson County MI. T
Gently informed Amos Kendall. tha, :, ~
Offices IN that County, there were recs;; w
four Wing papers to one Loco Foco ~
per, and that they were injurious = - ~
cause MIR. Kendall forthwith, Issue. :.
orders to discontinue these of6ees ~ Us
Vieksburg Wing .aus speaks Of .be o. "S
rage - 1 Ou''
"We call upon the entire press ef vh,,.
party TO denoonco tais high handed '.'',d
glazing as u The wrong committed una, - y, ="
pie OF simpson county !, !. not lcss ! No.. t'O-
The prcss We regard Il as daring a,,,,..ss'"
the government to brrak down that s.tl,l'1S y
liberty and free constitution. ", tee,,5 ;
difee, attack upon the liberty Of the mes ,,Sa
such we call upon every Edrpendtr, =
Of the press 10 irown II down. TO mo-,
threshold and crush il 10 the bod. Tee. y .As
always becn the enemy OF free d,s,,s.,,'. ~
general diffusion Of know !, ,lys. ana ~ -. us
poaor that be kno~ Fun well ,he ,.o,,s, f,ltl'
fiaeneo OF the press they Epo,r o,5 -. ~
Aho~ that W" people are honest aud liz, 49,
sesl 'niorpiea 'hey sll 10 night, and beoe. Il j.
thfy ""a'a 'Au.t's toe lndepsndent pres of ,l..
soahlis ahey AMOS insi thriF doom, I s,slsN 4
he v1ssAii'y aud corruption csrsd On X n, a
minlslfAilon - fully AID fifsy etpo..a "a
hence q . that The Dissemination a. H. ,,.,i :
TO = prevented h desuoyinp m,I f,,I,. "
What say tas high souled sisisu. Al S,,n,.,, -
THIS Infringement Of their ustls '-vhst - -
people Of hss'.aippl geuesaliy p s
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29
The LOares and Eshes.-Two of the

The Loeres and Fishes.-Two Of the
three gentlemen who have edited the Fay
etteyllle Administration paper within the
last three years, have been rewarded by
,npo,ntments 10 Office. Ii Is not more
than two years, we thlnk, since Mr..
Strange. former editor, received u sltua-
t,o, N the mint al Charlotte, and now MIR.
Holmes, It's present cditor, who has only
been engaged IN whltewashing Mr.. an
Ruren ana ms acts about three months,
has been appointed by the President, Unit
ed States Attorney Tor the District OF North
Carolina. John A. Cameron, too, was
called from the same char, to administer
the laws IN West Florida, about ten years
lago-Gen. jackson having made INN
nudge OF West Florida. These appoint
mcnts speak louder than words the policy
| by which this Administration seeks TO s.is-
tam Itself, and vet j, sought the support
Of the people, that |, Highf p1i 'icP 10
the corrbptlng produces Of the LTseniirt
relsarding parsiSua serrires.
Nor does the Administration stop here
Il absolutely makes vacancies 10 reward
such Of IFS partlsans IA have been discard.
cd by the people, because They have d1s'
car,ed them. Witness tine late Dismissal
Of the Treasurer, Mr., Campbell, and iht
appointment OF ms locOi"co SUCCESSOR
Mr.. Selden. And We doubt not that I. e.
Cambrelcng, Who has jus, been febuhee
by the rrurLE tor hts political sins, WI
ere long IT, rewarded b. the President viii
some foreign mlssion.-h " .imlasiVa Ad
| rsTliSeF.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29
From tie Nee York Commercial Adrertissr.
INTERESTING CEREMONY.

Married. on the morning OF the 3lst ultimo, at
the Institution oi thu Deaf sad Dumb IN this city,
by the Rev. Or. Minor, MIR. J. x. BuRNETf,
OF Livingston. n. T., 10 Miss PHEbE Us.
BORNE, OF Castile, Goncsee county, \. \ "a
pupil of the ins,itution.)
We have seldom attended a matrlmoni-
al occasion OF more agreeable interest Than
the one above mentioned.
ltwasa gala day at the institution. The
annual examination of the school at the
close of the term had passed oil successfully
the day before, and the summer vacation
was lust commenced. The Secretary OF
State, IN his official capacity, as suPcrm.
tcndent OF schools, together with several
other literary gentlemen of distinction, had
attended the examination, and all express
sed themselves highly gratihed with the
progress OF the pupils, and the prosperity
Of the institution; the majority OF the pn-
nils were nus. about 70 take their accuStom-
cd summer ipur iaso the country, to VISIT
shcir parents and friends, aud Ire irsddiRs
was TO h. the Esdie Of the term. Health,
hope and happiness rclgncd among the M
males Ut the ou,hiul mute community, and
the language Of every countenance SCENES
10 be "come hasie to the wcddlng-thcn
haste 10 our homes.
At nine and half 4. VI. the bride and
her maids were dressed and decked with
huuprs, aud the bridegroom and several oi
has relatives arrived incarr.agcs from town.
-Four pretty deaf mute glris olhclaied ~
brides maIds, accompanied by Two deal
mute Young men, and two u the Young
men professors Of the institution. Attend
ed By these four couples, the pair bctroth.
Cd, a. ten o'clock, entered the large apart
ment IA the west wing oi the institution
where, IA the presence OF an as>cnloiaee
y. tao hundred persons, they were 70 Is
united IA iAc holy estate q natumouy.
The ceremony vas soicnnled AFTER ihe
Episcopal form, rs the Rev. Dr.. M.!nor
president Of the institution, "a his happs
c,t and mos, Impressive manner. The m
depreciation "a the spoken words, scnirncs
/ by sentence, % the mate married pair, at.s
tue mule portion Of the AUDIENCE, was per
formed ~ Mr.. peet, IN h.. peculiarly Gle
gan, aud .orcIb!c mode II exhibiting ih'
I -I-n language.
/ The solc,nn.,lcs of the occasion wcF'
terminated BY prayer~ anal bclcdic'ious
Then followed t..e usual situations, r..
\ III -hnicnts, &C., ami al III o'clock th.
brldc. after taxing an atisotiona,s' leave 6
/ hef follow pul.ls, hes Instructors an,
I, t1cuA- az IL, ,n4ittutlon. Departed 9Th he
husband and his .ncAl~, - her nea hyas
~est Vi the Pl-sale.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

" sworn, and all are bound faithfully to support
If anv citizens OF the United States, who object
10 particular part of the Constitution, may
eude and disregard IT, other citizens, dissatisfied
with other parts. have an equal right 10 violate
them and universal notification of the sacred
instrument would be the necessary consequence
agree with you gentlemen. in most OF wha,
you say in regard TO the present condition of our
public iffairs In contemplating It there is much
to deprcss. but | rejoice much also TO animate
and encourage the genuine patriot. and TO siilnu-
late his most energetic exeTtions. New and
alarming principles. dangerous practices, great
abuses and extensive corruption have been in.
troduced into the general administration. during
the few last years. | have witnessed their pro
gross, with profound regrei and deep mortifca-
ton But sentiments OF despair are never 20 be
INDUCED as to the fortune or fate of the RePub.
lie An enlightened anu vir,uous people require
only 10 be convinced of the evil to apply an eff.
cacious remedy and this conviction Is forcing
itself upoa them, in spite of all the efforts which
have been made, and are making to deceive and
bctray them.
thank yssu, gentlemen, cordially, for the
| friendly and datiering manner in which you have
executed the commission assigned to YOU by the
Wings of NanSemond; and request you 10 be asl
sured OF the sentiments Of esteem and regard,
with which. am. faithfully,
Your friend aud obcdien, servant
HENRY CLAY.
Messrs. John c. Crump, Thomas II. T. Goodwin,
anE Iohn 4 Gohoou &c
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

Temperdnee ProceSsion in London
This was composed Of 5000 total absti.
nence men, with 100 carrlgcs Of well drcs.
sed females, extending from two TO three
miles, through the principal streets Of Lon.
don, and the object If attention 10 half a
million sf people.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

We wcrc shown a stock oil ...b.
grown in this place, on whlGn -4.l,
teen distinct heads. The centre "'.a ID
large and we'll formed, and "a7 .o,' rhal.
ed by seventeen smaller hcaus' IA ,a~
formin, a beautiful and well ord'' '.',,,...
Ter. such rs We have never h'i''' ,..',r,tt
cd IN the vegetable Kingdom --- N'''
Rcgtsfer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

Large Cdaie.-.among the Durham
Cattle imported By Mr. Clay, and now at
Mr.. Stevens IN lIobokcn, is bull two
years Old, that measures IN length Z feet
J inch mrih 7 feet 2 inches; hsight 8
feet | inch.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

Great yieid IF Corn. IT Is .' .I,c. NJ
Or. Joseph +. Muse, Of 'o'''O''Tr cod
ryIand has n field Of four acres ~ tslc
which viii yield los bushels y . ,,,,.beI..
corn 10 the acre. lie maze
the are, last ye1r-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

Nilk and Frau.--A correspondent or
the United States Gazettc, suggests 10
housckeePers, that If they pa, cream in
first, and rilk afterwards, in any kind Of
fresh or preserved fruit, il viii prevent ,i,e
milk from curdling, instead Of the usual
manner Of putting IN milk first and cream
itcrwards.--BaH. Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

IN 4rfli ProrlGract.-On The Goth Il
Apsii, At a small .illa.. IN tht- equity,
VIZ. E,ls,llt ulan i-laaI J. T.. :. ~a-
Au!ed suddenly. lic Wa % one Il tire
stores, talking aSsat moving b. family 70
another hau-a 10 the village ihai DAY.
though the rain poured dosH IN l,rFeui.
Ga the earth. Trend SAID, Surcly yuu
S5lld not take yaur .aualS out ~ .uch 2
ram He -sor, ~ tie Lord Jesus Chn-t
that i il rss,ned p.'euiork- wlih tie prong.
downward, aud Il il raufd he'll urr be
would - 50 .aslng - p,an1 isom ibe
door, walked abou, tea steps, and 49,
struck "a tnn uuih ~ .ishlcnng -h,.
head awiuliy unu1ici--aad III. lp- stiIl
quEcrug wlia uatH. burned aud .sci,ed
t5it il vas distressing 70 Sc hun. Nothing
cl-c was iujurrd--tne bli.phemer oaly
was klI.cd.-Chrlg'taa Adeocais aad Jyar
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

Victoria Fashions.--The rery Lda.--
We have been shown bs friend ltlsi al
rived from tn" cI'y, PAIR u Victoria Gar.
ters the only kind now used by the
English ladies. The embroidery il 81.
pcrb, the agralie unique and 10 setting tn.
new fashion, the maiden Queen has taken
occasion 70 prove her national spirit, by
COMMUNICATING ono of the proude-t events
10 English hislory-thc battle Of Trafal.
gar. They have q device, immature
representation Of that naval engagement
and motto the eloquent one then display.
Cd" England eIp,cis erery man to do
has duty. ~ y IRA.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

Rae n interest N Eaglqnd.--iu The
reign Vi Henry VIII, the rate wa~ fixed
b act Of Parliament al 10 pr cent. In
1888, An act WAS passed prohibiting the
taxing u any mtere-, ~hatevrg, bai !, vas
se.,n alter repealed. In 1875 the rate va.
reduced 70 ; per cent In 1851 10 o pr
cent. and m l1l4, 10 ) per cent. Since
that time the Bank OF England has been
allowed to charge > PER cont. until WITHIN
a few years 1t has been allowed under Ger.
tam Circumstances, to charge q per cent.
Il will thus be seen thai the Bank II
England u now charging a iaahor rate
than at any time for tire last l25 years
Bahlmors Iraascripf.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-29

Messrs John c. Crump, Thomas II. P. Goodwin,
and John {. Cohoon. &c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ap 225 st

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cour &c fafolssc pour Ia phroisse ct villt dc Ia
Nouvclle Oreans--L E,at de la Louisiana,
tous ceux que ccs pttsentcs concernent-
Salut:
A TTENDU que Ambrose Cowpcrtwhai,c Full
~ ton, de cellc Vile, ayan. aclle,G unc ven,e
ia!te par Hewlett \ Ccnas, encanteurs pubic, la
Proprete cl-apres decrltc, scst a4dresc au gretic
dc cc1te cour pour un avis commencement un acte
de la Legislature de Fiat dc la Louisiana ntilul6
etc pour contirncr les titrcs DIES acquercn1s aux
vcntes Jndicalres," approuvt lie la Mars 1891 -
Qu'll soft connu, ct louies icrsonncs intGrcss6
sont par ces prescnles Senln;Ces nom de Etat
de la Louisiana ct de la Conr de Parossc, qui pour
racrt avolrdrolt Ia proprG:6 CT apres d6crltc en-
Consequence duh ttaut dc iurnu dams rurdrr, lie
dccrc, gu lie Jngenent dc la cour, vcrtti duquel
la vcntc etc iaitc dc toutc rrpguIuri,t on lie.
galito dams destination, lavis on lie temps ct lc
mode de Ia rcnte, pour autre cause qucIcon.
que, de fare voir dams trcnte Jour- IL dalcr dc la,
publication dc Get avis, pOurquu la vcntc aiusl
tatc, ne scrat pas coniirnl6o ct homoioguG
La dIte proprictc tut venduc par les cnGantcurs
susdits lie % jour de dGcelnbrc dc fannG, 1885, en-
Vertn dun dGcrct dc cete rcnu 10 % de JUL.
let dc rannec 1898, dams latiairc de VIM. Vance
VS.. ses crGinri~rs ct les crGailcirrs dc Vance &
Miller, No 1861 du docket do celte cou-, a la.
quolle vcntc lie dit Ambrose c. Fulton ses, ,cidu
acquSrcur pour lie prix de $4,000, payable CONNIE
suit, SAVIOR:
10. Eu I'm billet du sustt Ambrose G.. Fulton,
dc la somnlc dc 500 66 %, ordre de, ct endos.
Sc par John Watson, dalG lc % Dtcslnb IS 50, ct
payable a six moIs
20. En- un ber du susdit A. c. Fulton dc la
meme soname Pordre dc, ct cndossG par lie s,lsdlt
John Watson, dc Ia meme date ct payable douzc
ulois.
80. En- un billet du susdit, A. G. Fnllon de la
meme somns "A rortrc de, ct cndus>G par lc s,sdIl
John Watson, dc la meme date ct payave a dlxhuit
mois, tos;nt ensemble la sonme sasdltc dc deux
mile trols cents piaslscs.
Description dc la propri6te d'apres |. Transient
]udlclalre.
I'm certain 10: dc tcrre, designG par !a No. :, sit
ue en- partio dams 10 iaubourg ) tuiet, ct parte
dams c tau 'ourg Delord, dams i'l.et comprIs ehtre
les rues st. Thomas, Ben lanin, Tchoupltonlas Ct
Suzette, mcsurant 26 picds ! pouces de face IA Ia
rue st. Thomas, III pleds Irois ignes de pro-
fondeur entire dcs igncs parallcles lie mosuro
Anglaise; ensemble toute les ame iorations ct tous
scs uroits, privileges, &c.y appaItenant.
Ansl que lie tout appcrt dun plan fat par +
Wllkingson. d6put6 arpcntonr general dc Get Fiat
date 10 26 D6cenbre 1888, anncxt IA un acte uu
grctfe dc William young Lewis, nnla:re public
date lie 26 Janvier, 1889, Giant unc subdivision d,
LOT No, 6. ainsi qu' apper' dun plan iait par Chs
+. ZImpe slors deputG voyer, date lo F6vrie
/ 1888, ct aineXe un acte gregg du notair,
s sdit, sous Ia dele du % Mars de la meme aimee
| Bureau du Grcffier do la Nouycllo Orleans lie e
| Avril 1859.
LOUIS K. COURTIN,
| 25 al, lps
/
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29
TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL



is TACT that 100000 of sarsoparia BLOND Pis have
been sold during the past six months.
1t is Ia THAI they taken able instances
ovIte and correct the nschcvous and had effects il4c
pulls and other luark medicines by which many lives
endangered.
1t is inct-rhnt all quick me rncs ain minerals
mercury, wfc rn,k think "mal Kill cure, and
toti,e'r effect 10 ..Iut miss
ii act-1ha numerous jiarhs aud foreign mpos
call t,emsr doctors tattAey uniy impose
their vile and dangerous preparation the pubic,
nothing for tn" consequences, that they oGIy pocket
their uniust gain.
II Is fActl,t the quaoks and fore inpnst"rs who
now ineSi country know nothing ui TIN: natur" Ut mrt-
ciies, I1L less about diseases of the human system.
1t Is ta"TIry icuatlt elicar!ou> IA the folio"
diseases, all of which less fused
of lnoI aud animal fluids, namely
Rheumatic affections; ticeruls Of tit lrou
Scr"nla FIR. sip"ius aud body;
Janticc; Ienrhurn; Scalv eruptiul> and biUt hes u
Diseases The liver, skin, the skin:
5onrs and gland; Dry and piturlrs and
AM OF tho sides along the ,'>uuIrS of the irr and u
back aud spine. the the indy;
region Of the heart and 1e"r and rin@wnrns
s"mrh; Swelling AID hardening Of tl.'
Inward rsr,S, bad tns" glands of the mech, th'
III" mouth. toni hrrati gruIlS, lrcn>I, &c
Tl'Iu,rncy; Indisestu, Stomach cough;
W ant of appetite, Liver complaint
Sour aud arlrs of stomach, Wut"Ihru> c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

FOX NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
f1NO sail punctuav every Monday from curl port
This Line ct Packets lave h'c Increased to JIey
en- first class Ships. consisting Of
ship NnxhrWe. Captain Wood.
-f'EsnS"S, t'npnin + ) b,'nis,
Linb0mn, tnpuin & Berry,
Or(c"ns, CHptnin : S"nr-,
Fi"ESb"rg, taptnn Bunker,
!nafhen tHpluin Ast.l ".
Nu&hrH' Ga tain VI oud.
Ioniw. Cup1ain Truman.
rron,r tnplnin LYONS.
Ormm4cc Captain cu,itt.
.Nrm SHIP - tarnin Wnodhousc.
.NSm snip - tuprrn Nichols.
| h" nhn'r ships all of the first riasS "opncrod
ana CO pprr fastened, and were ku in New York ,'x-
pr'~SE i"r this ira le-rv of .ieh ruugbt Of W.
t'; Hr almost invariably the bar without de
These packets commanded by Caprnins well tx
per"nred IN the trade, nnd will ALWAYS exert themselves
to accommodate. The, will always he lowed AZ, and
down HE river, and will promptly sail advertised
They have handsomely furnished ncculnlnoda ons and
stores at the first quality will always he furnished aud
every ut cntion pad Ia the comfort aud satisfaction of
passengers
The prize" of the cabin is fixed at $50 without wine
or liquor.
For further particulars apply to A COHEN,
marc 90 Common street
u The ships accountable for hrpukuge of
"'isS hn"" ware marble granite cooperagc. Of lin
or rust Ut non or steel: responsible for package
or parcel put on board, unc tllnr bill OF ladng be
slTurd therefor at the office Of the agents.