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PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
TENlT subsc ribrr having purchased The lease Gnd fur
Il nure OF this well known establishment, from Dir
1ayur the late proprietor will be ready TO rec Give vi
tiers by the LIST 81 april next.
Numerous and costly Improvements VIII ne lound 10
the arrangements Of l.u Mansion House. New ani
more comNndous balhing houses viii! be built anu
warm ba,ts will I've provided at all hours. stable
i'll be attached the house, with good acconilnoda-
TORS for hurscs and carriages First rate horses and
carriages will also be kept Tor hire at moderate prices
and sail and boats, with persons to manage them
for the of vstCrs. Billiards and oiei amusea.eais
usually found at watering p!uces i'll also be furnished.
aud conducted as not TO ntertere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarie,S Tho vines and liquors will
he Of the best quality, aud to ensure u supply Of
ice cargo has already beeu ors'ed which will arrive
about the Is, OF May
| Mr. Frederick arnstd who formerly Kept so popular
hotel Il, Washington city, will condact This ho ell for
the proprietor who, with such ud, confidently assures
the yisers of last year and his friends generally
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
| expects TO give nsral satisfaction.
! The local advantages Of til house are ZOO we'll
/ known to need II itngt. cncd description Eere. This
that Pensacola is the largest naval saunn OF the
Government: the gentrnt rendezvous OF the Guf squad
rom the suh,iy Of its climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the summer months bv the coolest reeS.es from
rlc Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neghbouring
saudS and rivers the abundance and delicacy Of the
fish with Which the waters abound and lis proximity
TO the btst Southern markets, give Pensacola the pro-
ference over all nl!er places IN these isnaaes' as
healthy and delightful summer retcnt 49,
First tate boats will run between Pensacola ard Mo-
bile and will ut all times b., Gts take the fassensefs
! from tbs New Orleans boas.
I \ u ARNOLD.
| Pensacola, Feb. lsil 1925.
| ~ Gentlemen wishing to engage Ioc,ns ioT G.sir
lamiIirs can address the proprietor, al Pensacola or
MIR Scwe! r Taylor, the former proprietor a' ,ew Or
leans.
References
T Sanford, Esa, MrC C,um. Il McA'pin, E-q, 1t
Kibby in Mob lie; y Il TAYLOR, + Rcu Esq. il. Ns,,
Orleans.
PS--A lcte, bag, to receive cumr,, atons for
perso,s the shove hotel is placed al Geo Whtnan's
office, 81 st Charles EAchanl..
FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
u Travellers DESTROYS Of taking Tie Florida route.
via Pensacola to the North, inform I'd that rs rss
boats will constantly run from. Mobile II fensaccla
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every uer day after The
LIST of May. Good stages viii always be prov idsd "
the subscriber be in readiness IN takr frca
Mohi,. in case of the inilu'e at the trat.
r. n Arnold.
The steamboat Champion lst,s5 Mobile tsr Pensa
cola twice wrCa tes - "
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UPARkER'S ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.
u Of Ex ulnriur LInur hevuul n

EFAKk tIN = NVNNf "OO.N fI.>'>' NC.
JOURNAL. of an Exploring Tour beyond tho
Rocky Mountains, under tho direction of the
ABCF NJ, performed in the years 1885, SO and
70; containing description of the geography, &C
ology, climate and productions. and the nuntel,
manners and ustoms of the natives; with Map
Of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Samuel Parker A NJ.
he River and he Desert; Rccollcctions of
the Rhunc and til. Ehar'reusc; by Miss Pardoe,
author OF. the City of, SD tan, &c. in 2 vols.
The Rubbcr Il Talo, = the author OF Rlchclieu,
The Gypsy, At,in; in =.
The Two Flr,s; or Ad. S"ture in Country
House, and other Tales, by Lady BIossing,on l.
Bulwer, Mrs Norton. Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Captain Mcdwn, and others; in vols.
Tho Lie AMI Adventures of Nicholas NickNcby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by Phiz, No. l.
Just re, eiycd and for sale by
BENZ
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THROUGH IN FIVE ANn A HALF DAYS.
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta .Gc1J
EANES .Icbile every other d.,' nlne'.iae'y "ltEl
! 4 the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per thu
sle:boa, EMEL,NE, l'lakely coaches to pensacols
steamboats, pcr ensacoa Bay, St Rosa sound and Ch"c'
,.achie River and Bay to Cc''r Bluc coaches thence
via Marann,, Cla,t:,IoCchee, (inrmcrly Mount Yer.
non,) Baiub, ge rlneiton; i!awkinsviSe and Louis
vilir, Augusta. passenger takin his seat ut Mo
bile is in danger of heug thrown out or losing ms
pre- crenceh by other conflicting Interests as the fLoNl
DA LINE is hut ont concern, and GnGer one COZ tr
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival Augusta III time Specified through all wealth
and suaso unless some most unforeseen ca,as-
t,oplc should occur The Great New Orleans Maj
is carried y this The Agents for acco.nn.o'a
ton, Tea,na Coaches and Drivers arc not surpassed
| the southcrn country.
The smooth, hard, natura. roads, the safe and inter
, s,n.r water na>iualon the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed, certantt, comfort aud pleas
in, Variety connected as it with the Rail Road
Charleston, S. {. and the steam packets to New lsrk
travellers rea'h New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II hAYs'--Washington city in r.
From Cr;ualoochee, Florida, have Branc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks, hor
post coachcs also tive Branches from Hawk insvil'
to Miilcdge'ile an" one to Mason sn! two hor'
coaches. SlOChlONS g co.
AUGUSTA, soh Jan. 1885. Z
Office a, Mansion House Mobile s
Substance, New Orleans to Mobile, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, $40 d"
Augusta to Charleston, l'6 &C
Charleston to New York, $50 $50
Time, Now Orlean to Mobile, ~ houn
: Mobile to Augusta. SO "
Augusta to Charleston, IL "
Charleston to New YORK, ST. 25S
Making ,hs miles per day. or miles per hour, inel'
s;vc of all s,ur,,apes 10
N. Is. hcs leave TO inform the public that Il
bridges over the Cha,ahooeAe swamp and Hard lnb'
creek have Just been completed the general COVER
men,, (he Ny obstacles operating against this safe Al
speed, route thus happily removed; and have I,
pleasure ote ing from travellers tia. the coaches,ho
S. drivers and o:s Of the first order; and AS to t
water route from elsucola TO Cedar Bluff, il is adm
"a ted by Ill who hav passed through il Ia be unsurlass
- i'll novelties beauty and safety The bridges 1hrou
n, Georyi:, have also been repaired. J NJ T. BAKER
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6SOMPASSES, THERMOMETERS, MitKuS
u COPIES, just received and for sale hs
Wm Mexican, corner Of Camp aud Common streets
II general uSso, tineni OF Surveyors Compa>ses,
Mathematical Instruments, hrawins Pens,
Spring Dividends, >prng B"' Pens, Ivory Pro
tractors,
Ivory scales, ,;,nl,cr's Scales Glass 'rri"rglos,
Parallel Eutrs, Micro >coros, fhcrmn'ueiu +,
Camera Ohscuras, SurvsNi Cham,
Measuring Tapes, &c. Il
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' PATENT COIYON GIN
Nv the PATIENCE, No. SIS Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANlFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE CO.
sC.4LE or PRlCEs-Donats Gins.
For dodbc Gin Of 50 saws or more O" each
cyli,dlel, making lGO sawsin the stand,
with feeder bands, &C. IL, 30 per saw, or S9'o w
For a l,o,he Gin ut 60 sa IS IN ae! Under,
or 100 SAWS in the stand, feeders, NJ.
ST yer saw, or ~ w
For do. OF 40 saw on do. Or SAWS ina
! stand, at Sc 25 per saw, 5oo W.
| For do. OF ~ saws on DO. or 40 saws iii
s,shs, E., s.. SO per SAW, or -oo VI
SINGLE GINS
For a single gil. Of 50 saws or more, with
one set of feeders, bnlds, SC. At 81 per
For do of GO SAWS, with feeders, &s at Sc
SO per SAW, o'o w
For DO OF 10 saws wild! feeders, &c. Sc
For do. OF 20 saws with feeders, &c. atS7
50 per saw lou VI
Extra teeth ..,sc tlrsiret for feeders, supplied
~ cents e,e the uunhcr ct teeth being about eti
the number OF SAWS. One set OF ieet;e's, II Is con
side, cd however, will wear on, two or three sets 0
sows. Extra SAWS supplied al 80 cents each
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents
planters in ATTY OF he port towns OF the cotton plan
ting States, the above prices the agents pa, s tn
tiv -t on the same from New York, and becoming re
slA .sile for the amount OF the ''i" \ Gin wr'S'
will be sent with the Gins to r"t them up where tic
sired; the charges icr whose services VIII ne eAt' vi
moderate.
Iron running searcan also he ordered where desired
Oh reasonable terms, hu, will be charge eAira Ho.s
, power, ofany description, eau be iutnst" OF" TX
Small Steam engines c; also be ofueee' II &c
; sired. =,
II II is desirable When planters give orders Tor Gin
y they should accompany them with their views IN res'
Il to the ar,-,,.emc,tnL saws, breasts, brushes, Ae
4 H. iifIp, nnInu
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FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

fRNlIE public pectullv Informed thut TINS insli
tuition is erected On the m,osf improved plan, and
an airy and most nl }'rcbe s,.unii"n, aubour
Frunkn, upon the raill 3D. nlle from The ilisss
s'i,p
The building is large a mo< tcon'mo'l"usv divided
int, apartments. for h.rpin; separate different classes
and Il icrent diseases.
The institution is suppl with the most stiuI and
attentive male and female muse and speaking the VA
rious modern languages.
Private rooms may be had bv gentlemen at five dol
lars per day, including Attendance, &c.
Terms in the or nry wards, two dollars per DAY
Slaves also two dollars. Small Pox in the ordinary
wards, five dollars.
+ All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident pa, sicIa is DR. We,deman, TO whom
application for ADMISSION must be made. Or to DR. C. A
Luzemberg, No II Rampant street. apl9lv
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. First judicial Dis
y trict Court. Thursday the 9th day OF November.
Present, the Hon A NJ Buchanan Judge. No. 1886
Jacob NatnsSy VS.. his Creditors. On motion OF +. R"u-
vent 81 Of Counsel 10: laargue syndic OF the cred
itors Of the insoluent and filing laheau OF distribution
IN tins 1t is orderedh by the c"art that The credit
n,s c suit nso|vent and u others lntere ted. shew
cuu;e within ten days from the publication Of this rule
whv suid tublcuu should he homtlogaed aud con-
Grn,ed according Ia" and the funds distributed III nc-
cur.lance thereto. ~ AVE- ~
dec1-}tild Leb''A W. C'srh'
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLic.-u"f"n"ded
IN ru,nors of the undersigned having sold out,
=, d;x,n.,,uu,d his old and long established
.,.pnCN SEi;n STORE

IN ru,nors of the undersigned having sold out,
=, discoa,,uucd his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
", 80 Custom, house Street,
Having been most i,usrlnnsly circul tcd by sell
Interested parties the subscriber hcgs to assure his
friend, GENERALLY, and the public II. large, that ne
still continues within two doors OF his late, or
toru,cr stand, to he furnished with a fan and rx
,cnsivo supply of all the standard kinds OF kitchen
or vegetable "nrdcn Sc'ds, OF me CROWN ana I'M
port Of the present season. 1887.
SINCE tho carly part OF Scplrmhcr he has re-
,ccivcd ample supplies, by Tie packet ships Weeks
burg Kentucky, aud Arkansas. all arrived IN short
passages, .rcc, from New York. BY the MlssIs
.ipp, and another packet. he IS IN daily cxpccta.
ton of a supply of Fcnit Trees and Asparagus
Roots. having already received Invoices thereof by
mail
The subscriber hcEs further to assure th' public
u, lurpc that hc is at present as well enabled TO
,nc,, and execute orders lor all the kinds q" Garden
Seeds either wholesale or retail, as lin ever was
SING, his frs, establishment in January, lS22.
Country Dralcr, and Market q Ird,'nrf"' orders
TIN. unuut wcI.r,,', ana gl IN or buslrt lHt"sIr"
C.,ain.w.s, cltj,.5 ~ Frrnc.' OF E""s', may
always be ob,AiutA VA personal arris4i''n -
uguii,tI VI ~ w.
{. ulcn Seed Sl"sr, y tn<,1rwh""se SIT"
NDri.--\ ."rs,t tut s"P NY "' Hrn S"'d' 'l' -
miyr, ar p',iu pul:crlt'h soap; I"r'a n'H ''"' f.
.lrcI hcrn.,--AHA fnp.',y ol i" IS All" ""''''
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JNTAT De La LOUiSIANE-Cour de Parossc
lIpn,, Ia Pa,oissc 1t Vile da In Ne-Or'eans-P,e-
sent riomurah!e Charles Maurian, jugr-No IL jill
lsuac Baker, a,tullcinent d.tenu contra Gre
ancicrs:-Sur lecture 1T enrce is rement d. lapr"n
ct ahleau Ell nilurr, il est ornnnr ql uuc asset
blec Hes creuuce,s de s"lvahe all lieu Ell pi'e conr
lie dacrcr sur lc n Tres de insovahc; attenuri
tDutcs pour-ites ct personn- soa arrc"e+; 1T l..
tlwyu est pour repres.ntrr les creancers al
sens: Pur ordrc Ia cuur, 10 dee Is s
Lcel8 NJ GUlUl., Dtv Gl oflier.
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RUSuTON e. ASPlNALL'S

KUSlilON n ASI|NALlI'S
COMPOUND TONIC MIXrURE.--A speedy
~ aud certain for the Fever and Aguc,
rcm;l,cnt and intermittent fevcts; prepared from
the original recipe Used will, eminent ard Uni
vcrs.l success IN 1882, Ivy persons OF tho highest
responsibility in tins city, as stated II tn" annexed
certificates
! This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished succrss, that the proprietor OF
tho rccipe ha. been induced to offer it to the pub
lie N its present form the hope that it may be
The means of rel owing many OF those who are
suffering under the scourgo of ouI country. 1t is
a medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failed OF
ctftctng a cure, even in tho most obstinate stage
of tho disorder. 1t is not at all sasrccab!c aud
persons Of the weakest stomach, and children may
lake it with impunlty. 1t s,rcngthcns the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom reqa'res
moro than one, in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
TO the human constitution. The prorrlcloss are
SO we'll convinced of its efficacy, thnt they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which has been
taksn in accordance with the directions and has
not effected perfect euro OF the fever 4 aguc
. A. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans, al
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store
/, corner Of Bcnvlllc and Charlres streets.
For District Agencies apply to
les r. W, SMITH, 40 Cont st.
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rnKiSTMAs and New Years Gi:ts-A lew of the
" English and American ANIMALS, sill to be ha'
At The Houkslore of ALEX TOWAR,
Where lurge assortment Of the Books suitable for
the season can be had. d!d-4t
FURNITURE! FURNlTUtE!!
EUs5r received ut tie Louisiana Furniture Ware
.. house, Il large supply from Ne" sork and Bos-
ian Persons in the Of furniture would do we'll
II, cal and select 'ic articles from Of the best and
iar.a., stock, now in tic city. W CARNES,
M So Bienve st
N B-Purticulay attention paid to packing and ship
ing Furniture, freep OF ex Ipense. DIV
4 IMPORTANT TO MASTERS OF STEAM BOATS
Il The subscribers have in store few barrels o
illuminated Peat,a new article ateiy invented IN New
York few barrels Of this reut wasp nhoard the
Great Western on her last tr he en-" Ger sta es tina
the result Of tn trial has sails led hi that loo lbs o
P,nt urt ,uuu To -, lbs ut Coo AMI that III cast
| whcr; there is difficult; in gen aing or keeping
g OIL head uf Stca, this uel IS ll-pcsabl' he d'
Iec,nrs of the Great Western I'll, In. purchase
100 rs for the Of the ship which was put ou boar
| on her last ds. 'arture.
sAFcr trial apply 10 lOCk No.
! 20 No 3 Front l.evrc It
.i.--i,u, } hrls al time only he delivered 7
ole, steam boat, until get further supply "hic
! Will h, ic" days. ,
decG Il" 70
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LocIolANA y
rRNiIS institution Tor the EDDY atinn Of Young gentle
J. men. will g" into operation the first Of Dcto-
Der, IN the basement story .'f tn. Methodist Church,
corner of C"rolc let an Pc. dras, under the direction
OF the Undersigned who has occupied the chair OF
nahe ,atics in several COLLEGES oiIhc nCrih, and who
sa graduate Of one Of the celebrated universities
of Europe
The Of studies to be pursued in this seminary
viii be comprcLcndrd N the following divisions, VIZ
l. The EngIsh department., embracing all the
branches OF II thorough and accomplished English ed
uratlon.
,. The classical department., conprehending the
Latin and Grrrk languages.
" The department o modern languages, in which
viii be- taught t''e. FRENCH Spanish and German lani
j. The mathematical and phosophi al drpnr''.cn'
cnnprehcndnE Algebra, Geometry, the t"o Tr"onom-
cries with their practical application to Sm,vrsns,
NAVIGATION, t-t"nony, &c. Natural Philosophy anl
Chemistry ILLUSTRATED by approp a'e experiments.
IJ'E'r"i"s Glasses j" the Modern Languages will
be formed aud attended to from the LIST DctonGr
CO liADDERMANN, A NJ.
REFERENCES:
GIBSON Esq.
Rev President SHANNON, Louisiana College,
Pre- ,lLMzEEYBERG,
NICHOLSON Esq New Orleans.
sep2j-lS3'
- CASEY, 40. 10 ca up street. has Just received
- fro London, per ship igcr, DENY, nle'nm
Royal SUPER Rovn Imperial, Cnlnmhicr, and double
'.lrp.,,h l'r, paper; Tinted is"v" and mpcrin
't'. fMnhrlE> London Boards lain aud i'm ed
/, al ami ;,,.r +, ,,r (nl ,nr,jr. ,Il,,ronl t'uInr
ed .,..., ". e..
, . -, wv W. ~; =, !,
"''', In "'-' ~ p"'' ''''' e'"'!''' '''"""'
'"'' N '''"'''''n ~, II"
Reeves x ,'or,'. Wacr tn'"r. New mans do box
- III toa!N SIT CrHy"ns--j6, 7! and IN III rent
/ thn i"; '"l g. ld' 1870 and Sh~N' ~N"j!;, M"rnl'
Hnh hW' VA ~'"7' mi'H' >'''fS' ,h'it ~ 49,
nh' 'd''Fni'; lH"r'' m','''- az, "'n mum '''',
!" '.H uI"-A'; 49, l',Ser 'oin p",''H ''lI'
"n'Era; N-lr an SNe',uNg loI'",'is' "le' i;c".'
! rr 1Ii 'mM "a li'-' M'h'n'!'t l'I''e' II Nu''s
E"ti 'lHI!l l'n' ~; 90 nin'k - n't w.
'il. WI, -,
ii"HN' 'An'H-'i IafNh''o !" '',>"- ''''''' W
MN, "nl l'"c'IS' i'F'"'rS ~ li'P"''" ""'"'
-, - : 80 -. ',ric, ,,,,.-., -, ,,,,.r.
r,,,;, "a Hnrnr, rr,Sc, I.o"i.: i;ms.i, i.e,,hr.
willis. ji,,+.i, i., her rucLc, books, 3 & ! l.o.
,s,,rs, ,.ut a, r. I.rs vii, silver pencil cases
' sJKrN U,NDl,ES,
PM, pul E,.d,d E,,senoo.i D,xwood, Mat gold
nu,nI,hcI ,oIl Fancy coIo,cd and gold Screw Han
,,los
PEN HDLDERS
l,.rrl oul Co,I Pen Holders: Pearl and Sill, err do.
orIln
! -
rLDrlll\G--lO cases, cnmpri-ing general MS
\ sortlnent Of Rnuntahunts, Punluloous, Vest:
SHIFTS &c. now !nndsug and for sale by
ITO BRIDGE Il Co, 1874 Magazine
- MN, ,a,,a. =,
r, -,,n ", s' "a ",,;s wv Ii Kew Leyee.
| 49,. -
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~ District Ju,lcinire Jeua, &c Decembrc Present
rHonorabv A NJ Buchanan, JUICE jacob M Mt, vs.
sos creanccrs-No l6,3S6->ur motion de + R"uvert'
Esq, avocut dc laiurgue, synd'c d's creaneers de
hutton en- cette nie il orlone qu'u assemblies
des creancers dc linsovabc ct anres teresSes anu
de fairo voir uns dix jours de Ia publlc"tl" de Get
avis les asous pour leSqucles led, labeau ne serut
mn. honolunur 1t confirms scion la loi ct les fnnts
distributes en- consequences. Es1rait dos minutes :,
7dcc PA LEBLANC, Dep Gr'lsiHr'
;sAVANA CDFFEE-4nj bags prime quat't!
4 in store, and for sale by
ill ABRAHAM THIER, 81 Graver >
NOTICE. For sale il CnFfEE HOUSE, with al
its fixtures, IL Camp street, in the central Paf
affairs, and doing preti" >in t !uSnc5s Tor 'i
her particulars u;,ly III C Of al 'htui> paper. ia
.>,rEI,N OIL! barrels in slrr' aud for sale by
- jn'7 ABRAHAM rKl&H, "a P"ydra :
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= AI"TINETS-l cases druh and mixed sutlinels,
- fair and medium qualities. Tor sale by
no ISAAC BRIDGE. e. Co, ia Magazine Al
NE,iRO DKuG lNS-nO cases 'ussett brognns,
| comnou and extra size, for sale by
100 ISAAC BRIDGE u Co, l3i Magazine st
UNlOUll-6nO barrels choice brands landing from
II fla, boats, and Tor sale by
i2e (; DORSEY, At New lcvce
TUNNY BAIIS-36 bales in store, md for sale by
VT ina q DDRSEl, Al New l.cvrt
4 ARll-ium kegs Tor sale by
az jag SrEFso\ NEhn q" .'rnv,ct :
= ARD-5i;, keys pf,.c Lea, Liza ,ns, ANA /,
sale Inv TuAYER Ntn,
iu3y - Pc, d:os
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-
'uNN LlIES 49, DH % n Bar NJ l. ft'rt = ~
~ fine m ,r ,,ii'c Ia Nv: tI,,ttc al Ut Nr!t'e'
yI.- $40. N All IA Il /! III tdAl1.
Dr. J,l!sDa, irn ,l...,r o aln"l yenN - Hos,
-,,, A. ~, T. ,ruu ,!t,SUi,Yt 't' lrt n"l I'll NtAl'al
IN rise an f,unl las lfJs"i .>rHHIFH lhetI'' ~
thui v.;,.uir ,rau ~ tnr phtc 81 81, E&hii'eH7 "
..L. 80, ,ty and "!'runl lur u sWh person. US arc
,,,,t,I,.d with ANY OF III trtoNIn 'A+tIsr' VIZ:
t;,,or horl, ti,rri> Sirr'IH -, Al uGr'" hS"o''
:. uiai Weakness, An tul"S oi til" !adsf Man EH
t,,u. re,hra r,o5splc Nirn@> >"el-d tHIltie>
Erun,iuu. IN the Shn, Sola Throat, Pans III lie
JOINTS; 49,, .-, r A. =
And the nu,uerou- symptoms "hra Shhe'ul.y ''f""
lis disease. =. , .t
Recent eases curcl in t@o CT ttee day" w''%"nt ui
.,c Of Alrrcurv Interruption nom hHsinras, CT a!'efa
,iun in The mode o: living L.,
medic ne t. pre-. tnl Fencrcns nise:sc can &c 90
. AIMED nj Dr. Johnson II IS trnn the recipe OF Hl'
E",nu Larry, II Celebrated :Ne"a Surgrs'' a'ih wa
u4cd hy hun during ,aes ,erl ca npa ms Ia "hict IN
.,ryed Ms surge N & snrr,l in the French Army.
sud Inv D., Juhpsou hio office lko>e rfSon
f,,nn any all. ton Of Frnereal Disease, anl "t"''
,nyius sea voyages. removing tn The &c unity ""H
n we'll bv gyi.!g DR.. john nn CALI - proper 'c"'
n tor Their cure III the shortest time cGi he ral VI
4, III, written dir cuuns - tIie!r use.
Office oIcn itom IN the mornus until " o CLOCK
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-31
For District Agencies apply to
ie5 Il. W. SMITH, 4S Cont st.


L OMBARD e. cos Boston and New Orleans
IL Lii OF Packet Ships.-Ths new line Of ships
has been expressly built to run between tho above
ports, and will be found Of suitable draft of waters
accommodations for passengers, aud every effort
will DO made to give general salts action, lhe
line is composed of tho 70 lowing ships:
Cherokee. AIS tons Capt. J Harding,
Clrolina; 400 do S Lemst,
Charleston, 374 do ID Eldridge,
Columb ana, CPS do G Barker,
Seaman, 24O do J llowrs.
Bombay, 625 do d humphrey.
The above ships all now, Of the first lass,
copper fastened and coppercd, commanded by men
Of great experience have largo accommodations,
with separate ladies cabin every attention will be
paid to passengers, and the very lest OF stores pro
vidcd for them.
The packets will be towed up and down the Mis-
sissipp,, and tho slrictcst punctuaiy observed in
the ,inc of sailing, and should tho regular vessels
br detained in arriving other ships equally as good
will in all cases be substituted. share OF patron
age is solicited, and the agents pledge themselves Ia
accommodate as much practicable, to receive
and forward goods by id line a. the MOS, nodcr
alto charges, aud to advance all cxpcn ses on goods
shipped, If required.
The ships will leave the LIST and 10Th OF every
month. For freight or passage, apply to the agents
J A MERRITT, 81 Common st
| N, B. Advap en- ,nts made consignmr..t
to Messrs. A. G. Lombard g. Co.
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