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The native American., 1839-02-02

Under the head of ''news by mall" in the N.
Y. Evening Star, we find the following, but
know not its origin. We doubt however whether
the editor of that paper would be willing it should
pass as a specimen of his logic.
/" Practical Clarity Utility Of Taeafres-
The benef. at the st. Charles Theatre, New
Orleans, for the Fircmen's Charitable Associa-
ton, was crowded to excess"
Wi,hou, presuming TO Judge for others as to
the propriety or improperly of attending Thea
tres, we know that many, among the wisest and
the best of people, are opposed on principle, to
this amusement If it received universal aprro-
baton, there could be no adequate motive for
calling public attention 10 it one of .'chari,y"
and 'utility." If giving the proceeds Of thea
trical performances to the necessitous, usties the
terms 'P:actcal charity-utily of Theatres
we would be at no loss TO justify the grossest
farmer, the mechanic, or tie merchant, should con-
tinue their labors on Sabbath days with the avow-
ed object of bestowing the proceeds upon the
poor, would they, therefore, not conravene the
divine law! If one should give his time to The
gambling tables for the purpose Of administering
10 the wants Of the needy, would he violate no
law? II our good neighbor should take from our
drawer money enough to crafty his holy benero-
lcnce for the poor, it would show "practcal cha
ri w. and prove the utility of stealing. The
writvrgoes upon the principle that "the end sane
tifics the mcans.'' --,
The native American., 1839-02-02

WILLIAM BELL, Cent? men Coat dresser and
w Dyer, has resumed his business, in person. in
'he City of Washington, and femored to the south side
Of Pennsyl ania Avenne, opposite Thd Street. Crate
ul for past avors during five years he respectfully
lics con nnance IRON members OF Congress- and c-
zens generally; and il punctaalty and diligence to bsi
ness. combined with his superior method Of rerovang
gen;ienens garments their custom, nothing
shall be wanting on his part.
N. b. He would inform the Public that he has 10
connex on whatever with his former establishments.
though his sign is still there. Jan. l2-3t. D
The native American., 1839-02-02

M AY & JONES, Attorneys at Lna0, Wush,ngiou, II e
AvA offer their professional services the phc in the
Courts Of the District Of Columbia and the neighhosinr
counties in Virginia and Mary land. They will attend to
the prosecution Of claims before Congress- the Dspait-
nents, heGeneral Land Office, &c &C. Their Office
is the of Pennsylvania and Third street
in the same building with Gen Walter Jones' TO whom
they respectfully make reference.
HENRY MAY.
Nv ClIAs. l.. JONES.
Anpust ll--2am6m.
The native American., 1839-02-02

I'd EDFO ORD MINERAL WATER, carbo,la,ed and
I'D tot.ed OF the Sprng.A supply o, this celebrated
mineral water always hand and Tor sale by the case
ozen single bottle, at Todd's Drug S'or', ~her- the
water in its natural state, also be had in barrels half
barrels, or by the gallon. Jan. -
E4NRENCH WORK.--We have to-day opanec further
4 supply Of very handsome worked lace capes and
collars, cnfs with and without lace, which we VIII sell
very cheap. -
50 handsome lace trimmed collars
tO DO do capes
100 do do cuffs #t
100 plain do.
Dec. 20. BRADLEY & CATLETT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

Art. II Que les divcndcs dc profits apres
avoir pave toutcs charges ct dGpenscs de Ia com
pagni ,eront dccarcns ct payGr a les actonnalres
10 premier Lundi do Juliet dc chaque annccc pen
dont Persistence dc cctle compagnic pronitremcnt
rcscrvant dix pour cent des profits pour les casual
ties.
Art, II. QuF3 uno election generate des nct!on~
narcs toutes les rGglrs ct regulations Il regard dl
non.brcs dcs votes que chaqnc "ctio"narcs devra
bonner, ct Guclqlc autr, chose rela'tv' lie hlhn>
ttrc dc Ia comp gnc seront consdcft, ct les regIes
ct rGgu! tons uvant dit sera dcnomlnc@s les =" Far
lois de Ia compugnc de rcmorqnc Phoenix, ct Ia
meme scra obligaloiro sur les dts act'onnares Ct
cnrs hGriters.
Fait eli pass6 en- mon Ct udc dams Ia vl'lo dc Ia
NouveIe orleans, en- 10 presence dc Daniel j.
Ricardo, ct !. w. Hassard, tcmolns d'age rcflS
ct dcmcuyamt dams Geite vile qui apposcnt icur'
signatures ensembles, arcc les dit tcmoins ut moi
IL dit nutare, &C premiere AVrl mil hat cent tEchtc
hut.
Originel sgnc, JOHN S. Walton, Joseph ". Da
Wis, b IIarrod, D. b. Carks, S. Morrison, Anna
bio, A. B. Bcin, John Hughes, john 4. Osborn,
Mark Thomas John Hall, J. htssard, d. J. Ricar-
do, Joseph B. MARKS, not. pub.
Je ccrtfs quo ceci est unc vraic copic dc rorigl,
nal acte cStaut Gu mon rcg'slrc; en- cctte io'
accordc ces presents ma signature ct 10
sceau dc mon office la noAve!c Orleans, lie %
avr.
as9 OF JOS. B. MARKS, Not. Pub.
LUCIN COR D l..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

DUCATION-FRENCH and ENGLISH
Mr.. James, recently arrived III this city, begs cave
to inform the citizens of New Orleans that he will
omen an academy on Monday, II, January, al No.
b,,b sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ABLY assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs
Meloher, who speak both those languages witt,
great fuency and purity, aud who will tale charge
OF the department OF the young ladies'.
Mr.. James will give hts whole attention to the
various branches 81 education, and taters hinssei
,ht he will give entire satisfaction To those vii
! NAV hdner him with heii confidence. nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

s.AERlAGE PlIYSIOIOGICMLY DISC s.
W SEn. Translated from the French Of jean bn-
bos, n. d. by William Greenfield.
Part lst. On the necessity OF Marriage
Part Cd Instructions in counting, with cure :or
Love-
psrt J,h
Marriage Enthusiastically Discussed is the most
useful and decidedly the most interesting work that we
ever read 1t will break up rakcs and spinsterS
and make more more narred men an wemcn than any
publication that has cverbcc sanctioned by tho court
of II ynen.-La .NoNatcure.
'ln,s is great book, and will be productive oil much
strange language, but then the subject is lis excuse
and If the Pope had written on it, he could not have
treated ii more trlicatcly. We especially fec"hlMSn
lis Instructions i'll cnurtng,' 10 the attention OF AL
Young ladies and gentlemen that may be i'll quest .
purinrrS.--Le petit To",ier DrS i..meS.
For sale ut % Povdras st between Magazine n"'
Camp street. Plice 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

+ CORDIAL. Or. I.uCi\E DD IEl.lAiH De
~ IAMDUR.-Ihc United states Agent '' NE
Lucina Cordial or Elixir of Love, returns il4 grateful
oeknoH Judgements for the fl ttcrnG patronage "nrh
he has alrcniv received and also fer liz: many tc9
muiaiS which have bccA nj hss. ,o'rliihr the Inc al
most niri.oa, efficacy of ti1 iu"stlnn'I4 n'ctilcic
The well founded reputation ni the 'hrnm 'o't'Ai
wutraLts the n.cu in lhdrn" ing his ohE ilF2' tSc"
meats: but Tor the benefit If those persons WIN may
yet ilr W!luwurc o. its nalo,c, be would cNpl"Ilv
stale thai it Is DR.. Mugnns celebrated discovery,
which has created such u sensation III trnnce-l i;it 1t
speedily tho virle powers, where tiev have
been exhausted bv disease otherwise, and susta-
tnlly the procrcant functions; ''"i 1t Is nm
elfectual far the uur abus; ind above all that 1t
is the only remedy discovered for the removal e."
imporrcv in males aud barrcnnesS in tcnales Owing
to lis vastly inv-oru,ng nlities, it is ais highly USE
full in gltrt INSTRUCTED, difficult pnlnul menstrual
ton, ncontinncc ot'he urine, involuntary 'tl:rhar1e
thereof, chronic eruptions of the skin dropslcAl alice
tons of the aged &c.
In order that all classes Of society may receive the
benefit of DR.. Mugnin4 discovery, The American pro-
pretor has consented that the Cordial shn be sold m
bottles of six each, NJ tue reduced p'c" q
which is less Than half the price charged Tor 1t III
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOIDEHWEll., NJ ID.
1utr,, States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale at mhnrSa c and retail
No. Gj poyc,as street, between Magazine and Camp
sts New Orlra,ls. hi:o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09
NEW MEDICINE.
Dr.. &. Il. Pho,ps Comoo""t TnMiTo PfLLS
LEniiIrv Ec.rtnln.l

Entirely Vegetable.
4 Ye~ ami iMrYiu tie N.tIicAe far al Diseases, Hso
u substitute for Cni0mck as cattar!ic in fererS
anu all BiNtJus AVrrfions.
THESE p"pnar Pills being hconsnaon OF newly dis
!! covered Alkaline sub tne", extracted ON me lr"'to
Plt with other vegetable substances winch have been found
modify &l>c its effects believed Ito br the best Alter
aud CuiurtC Medicine discU,cred They lav"
hcen atundany and successfully trisd, and hay" RECEIVED
universal appreciation for Scronla Dyspepsia, Jaun'ico Eh
"us diseases, Gravel rheumatism, Coughs Colds i"iuH"~,
Catnr h. Nervous Diseases Acid stunlacs auduar swell
ngs Of all kinds C"~vcnc,s, Cole. headache sc.
An Ahlidotnto Contagious and Epidemic diseases to pre-
the iorIsuon of bilious and liver affections, Fever and
Aguc, those reside hot climates, md lew and
mAsy countries, tho catlarric that he used for
those localities. Srmen will find them M tnhb.e remedy
for tho Scurvy: aud FRA, oilers the best nr'ce hcy can
counterfeit the dangers of exposure III unL"ay cl
mates. For ordinary Family physc thcyare universally ap
proved ms the bc,t ever offered.
The pee uar OF the Tomato Plant have fer lsng
ted the attention of the medical profession and the
public and great interest u, been directed tho future de-
,cupcncnt eff lis medicinal qualities, winch the proprietor
happy in being able to graand presents his pills to
the public, with the full confidence their brihg the MOST
SAFE and VALUABLE REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED Nuhlerous
certificates Of cures from those who taken them, and
testimony of several lvsrlans Who have prescribed then all
coohurulc this opinion. The rapidly increasing
demand for and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
tr, additional evidence of their merits and USE
iuncsS
In pre- scntins this article the public the prop
influenced by the hope that medicine prepared h much
,"n with strict regard to the Chemical and Iirdpeu
properties Of ts several ingredients should take the place
of the irresponsible medicines Of the day, with which the
country ahnunIand from the favor already bestowed upon
IT by ply ctls and others, he feels justified in expecting Tins
full CT this interesting discover testmoui-
a, mode of epcratiun &C. pamphlets whci may lie had
gratis Of ali who sell these pills.
None without the signature CT H. k PHELPS
NJ. d, solc proprietor, Hartford, Conn.
FOR SALE By,
Foanso General Agent No. Is Exchange Place,
Office Also pey No RI NC ilu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

Commonwealth nj Pennsylvania. [
City of Philadelphia
I! Robert Wharton. Nfavor Of said city of phi!ade.
rha do hereby certify that am we'll acquainted with
Alessrs p lnelis John Fare y and Hugh Nj Cnrdv.
whose names are signed tn the above crrcne,,ul they
are gentlemen OF charact,1cnl responsibility, and rs
such fail credit should he .ivrn to y said certificate.
Ii wituc VIII ,rcpf ] have hcrrl'nto set my hand
and caused the seal OF the city 10 be fixed. this
9th day of December, &c.
H.. : ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE tlnt eac!, bottle o.tl.e Genuine Balm has
Il splendid engraved wrapper which is represented
the Fall H\ararn, &c,
SOD hocsalc and retail by ,r sole agent. for Anne
RIGA, % Firtchc, street, Aai,on Lane, door
bel s Pearl street, and by mos, druggists and perllmGr
t oagh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09


lIr. GEORGE, Mr.ER.CN having resigned the Of
flee oicl.ei En- .illcr of the New Orleans and tarro
ION Rail Road, Sir. John Ht"pSo" has been "ppolnt
ed in his l,.ce, vii ,m all persons having business
ill., or wishing information regarding said Rail Road
vii! apply nj tn, Euil Road Otiicr, Povhrps street,
!fy o!ti.r Of the Board.
lSiyucdl JOHN NiCllol.>'N,
noyl7-f CASHIER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09
AREHNTHY'S DySPP TIC lIXlR.

Dr. bornethy, the greatest OF English trssons wa
osiniou that niue-ienhs of the diseases that aiec
,,ant;ni originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
s,srd by him with the most unprecedented success III
Mis- private and public practice for upwards oil iory
veurs for the renewal of the following diseases:
Loss Of appetite, Flatuency, Distenlion q. the Soni-
ach Pa in the sile, Heuvaess of the Head and nc'I,
nation 10 sleep, Irieg uary OF the Bowels ind IN all
eases where Indigestion er tssuEe haoh ~ 'oun' u
exist. ---s..-r.,. ,o a., hos,
Of s,,ack nostrums now before the pabc, as u Is the
sole invention Of the ahest and most sceH'c sniseo!
Europe ever produced, and the secret of preparing i
was purchased by the agent for avery large sum- IL
agreeable and pleasant to the ate, acts us mild ner
ient always keeps the bowels free mrarts *sof ant
s,rpnpa TO the system, and cheerulness to the mind
md few battles removes the most confirmed cases
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and prevents return Il. any
New York, i7th August, 1888.
IS Madison. street.
S,R-In consequence Of leading ,se!icntary life,
have been troubled, more less, with Indigestion TO
ten wears; tor the last three years my suerngs av
been jtsupportable. ! have tried several physlcrllis
md number of qnack medicines, without deriving an,
bene6 daspaired of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself s",c most hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try Abcriielhy'
Dyspeptic Elixir. l have now finished the fourth got
se, and know not how to express my' n'ra!on OF 1t
restoring ns 10 that health which |; mgh' lost for
AVER. Send me half a dozen bottles NJ e, and exce
nv lhauks ior the blessings you have Q crredhy re
storing uu to perfect health.
JOB MONROE.
fhc agent has in his possession sove hundred ties
.onals similar to the above, Of the extraordinary yl'
mes of this medicine. Sold by appointment, ut D'
johnson's l4O Benville street. nov. ,
STEEL PENs-Felts Nos. i,2;S s. peus
fnngress large do Peny's fiat spring do
1y;nieI's ladies' do do double paen,
= in imperal Double patent do
C,;,Iors barrel do do National do
And GiIlot's Commercial, for sale at
DAVID FELT & Co, p Charities sl,
as N Y Su;ionets Ha
<yoMPASsEs, THERMOMETERS, MlCRos
COPES, Nc-Just received and for sale h
VIM Mexican, corner of Camp and Common streets
:, enefaI asso, tnent OF Surveyors Compasses
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens.
Spring Dividends, Spring Bn~ Pens, Ivory fr
tractors -
Ivory Scales tinnter's Scales, Glass Frianglas,
psrat,eI Rulers. Mcroacupas, Thermometers,
Camera Dbscuras, Survey Chains,
>. Neaau Tapes, Sc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09


! .7I1R'TUNE rli.LlsK'S Own EDuh-
L ComIy- Grnlnn'ar-i.e; lies c"oAciy
Iolnnc'F key 10 lenn''Guc
,n1. :, .SIr IL and mi h,rnl
s WanmS,r" .s"ts' T,m.n Gr mn nmr
Wa"'',,. n ,sj,;ur,m a,u, u r;on
TyriTs ma}irnl romr,,,,,n
Huholl's ari,hn otir-.ic;l N the nerves
Lndy's me-! heal pocket book
H a 1850 r Iri,, 'm"% ,,r
Mason 'a airT1.- ";,eI s,. ,"'S "'oN
maui am, ,rrs s'InnI, If the nhnve worI,s ms, re-
ceivcri and orri.el for sale on good terms by
In29 I"''a', ~ Cam.t 81
1;5I7,,1,~,,- "a !, y.
H. ~. 1oo iS ., ,1' i. ' N"nr.,Io
pour Ia pI'1'ssG IN ng nu ccus ono
~ rro,crfos roncor,rnt SMUT
COS preserves cone1r"sn, s1i p., h ,s,.o villa
At,e,'.n D'" S,'cs "r irNwIT Of ,",
mas, onoanlcrrs PN''2 "a !e"H Fe.H'H H-''F'.,'
ci-al. pres dccrltc, s'sL tdFessr 7u G"IL '' fl,'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09
ALLIGATOR LINE.

MoDiic TO augusta, via FLORIDA.
b. ffaszs a. Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs
te. Isl ~ days, and Saturdays, per tho
-.i-sass. splendid steamer Champion, lex.
cept i'll case Of storms,) to Pensacola ; thence per
steamer Le Roy to La Grange, and thence four
horse post coaches via Mariana, cambridge, Pin
derton, Berricn, Outlaws, and Perry, to Macon,
Ga thence via MiiIcdgeviile, and Sparta TO War.
rcnon, thence per rail road cars to Augusta.
The Champion is III splendid order, with new
copper boilers, coppcred aud PIPER fastened.
Tho lie Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations arc as handsome any bot.
Tho beau iful Santa Rosa Sound, and Choct;N
watchie Bay present the most interesting steam ma.
vigation in the South--5cng at the samct,me
perfectly land locked
= The Teams not suraass d on any route in the
country ;t'ss drivers, TO man, careful and attcn
tive. ESs=7-7~- .
The bridges heretofore dangerous have b en-
newly built SO that high waters do not inter ERE.
! The eating houses have been mostly changed,
and are now good any road in the Sontl
1t is generally known that tho excellence and
hardness of tho roads enable tho teams ut all sea-
sons to make great speed. Their smoothn, SIS Sc.
cures the traveller from tho ordinary iatigu, Of
stage travelling.
Tho Line is now C rrying lis passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days ahd twelve
hours, or TO n W Orleans in four days and twenty
hours Going to Augusta, the line is six days
md sevem hours. The tlmc actually employed in
travelling is the in the other direction, hui
the difference OF time the route, is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, watch, however, is
we'll repaid by tho op. ortunity it gives ofseeine
tho Navy Yard, tie old Spanish Forts, etc. The
traveller ase sleeps Il, Macon, and again at War
tenton. This arrangement will continue I'LL The
travel turns northward, when the line will be the
mo from Mobile to Augusta, as it is now in thu
other direction.
| This Advertisement contains plain stat men
of facts, the accuracy of which tn, proprietor
guarantee to each passenger i'll the penalty Of hi
stage fare.
Maps ortho Line may BIO seen at the Elk hang
Hotel, New Orleans, and at the Mansion HOUSE
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SAT 81
The line extends, by a branch to Tallahassee.
( at Chattuhoochc, tho line connects with tn
steamboat carrying the mail TO Apa achicola an
St. Joscph's.
Officc at tho Mansion House, Mob lc-
ml7 o EOSTWICk, Agent, Mobile.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

Il VTT7l7LH 777tET
Indian Dye. for co'or'ng she Hair Bears on
Russians bears n,ccsc, pouiatnmi, MlchaM's FreI
Gle Wash, superior pearl powder, lllp white, cream
of roses, vegetable rouge, otto OF rose, Up Salve,
kreosolc tooth wash, carhonIc denlrilice, range
flower water, powder pufis and boxes, American
charcoal, neatly put ua, in four ounce walls, rrcs.
ton SALTS cologne, kreo5o,e tooth ache drops, hair
brushes, En5lish dressing combs, Indian HAIR oil
with variety of other perumrries, &c. For sale
nv c. J. TRINCllARD,
or,3 corner OF Canal and Bu, 'ion sis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

DNRRtS & Go. NJ. SO Chur,ras street, ME now
IN receiving aud opening The most sp!endid ,sn
s,antial and nshicnahte, stock Of Cluhing they
have ever exhibited in tbs market, consisting III
par, Of hf following articles: blue, He black, jtt
s.rscT, london brown, citon, olive, london sHiok !:
and Golden olive tr Ok and dress coats; beaver,
sable and harnu ton Track coats, elegantly frnsa.
ed; fancy and ploirs black cashmere and ci",h
nan,,loous. enolish and french fancy and plain
six asd eariu vests: rea, new market comforts;
! enoIish md french fancy and PLAIN scnrfs and
hdIfs. chamols siks-weh and gum. elastic sus
penders; chamois, mctino, lnnhs wool, welsl, inn
mel, silk and cotton net shefls and drawers; me
| luin aud COTTON shirts, with linin hosems, piait
and ruifisd; IVORY pear! and plain handle SILK un
hrellas Crafts" premium Gioves-aisa, :
beautiful article of white kid, for weddings, balls
| &c.; SpritlIeteld silk aud randann hdkts; Pi
| Fl ,ured aud embroideIed Cambria do. silk, laniul
wools IN mi nos o erm antowl, mud brow and whit.
cotton half hnse all Of which they offer low v
cash, OF to pun usl customers as usual. Nov.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09
MCGUIRE, NO PA
NO CUKE NO IA
DR, JOHNSON, Office | 10 Bien'illa street con
- fines his practice to the treatment of Venerea'

1NR. JOHNSON, Once Nv beh'Hi" Stirt' I'h
fines his practice to the treatment OF Nenereal
nDsease, IN all its diilcr'n, FORMS
DR.. Johus0n from residence ofmany years IN Hos,
pi,ns in Europe devoted to the treatnent OF 'enerea
Diseases, and FROM his present extensive practice IN
shat particular branch Of the profession, guarantees
satc speedy and sectua cure 10 such persons rs are
,oubed with any otthc following diseases, WE
(ionorrhoea, elects, Structures, Chancrcs nubos'
Seminal Weakness, AIiae tons ofthe Bladder Nintys'
I,oins. urethra, PROSTATE Gland, Swcled 1 eselcs,
Eruplons on the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains III the
Joints; ,,, G. ,,,
his disease. ,.,,, ,,,o
Recent cases cured i'll two or three days without the
nae Of Mercury, interruption rem business or nllera-
tion in the mode otvins
soned If nr. johnson. 1t is from the recipe of the
pnrnn Larry. celebrated French Surgeon, and was
a,scd bv him during the several campaigns in which he
rveI "a Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by DR.. johnson, at his office: Those persons
.,v;m~ INV affection Of Eenareel Disease AMI rbou
sakng or removing to the county, w"uIe
cnes Tor their cure in the shortest time be put up
with written directions foi their use.
office open from in the morning until III o'clock e
iwht,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

UGAR 4 hioLaSSES-l50 hhds Sugar,
1900 gals Molasses-n plantation above The
ar sne by ADAMS & WHlTALL,
e5-2w 81 Graver ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

rLASS-l00 hozes in store Tor sale by
" fec SHALL. g. BROWN IS Magazine 8
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

]. Baker 4 Co, No II New I.eycc.
DR.. A Marshall Corner st ines and Tchapi,ouas sta
J. Ross Lafayette City.
& N Morrison No II, Canal stree:
G Jones, corner 'Tivoli Circle and Triton Watt.
IL Those that wish Agents, address A FO1.
ANSli:, wholrstIe Agcn mar 4 "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

BAtI)N tIs>S.
4 REAITTlFUl. head of hair is thr ErnndeFt orna
- meut belonging to the human frame. How strange
" the loss OF il changes the cnnnt nance and rreila
urc,v brings the appearance OF old age. which Gu
Sc, many to rccU bpiue uncovered, and sometimes
even shu. sucr,v avoid the tests and sncers OF
their ncQlaitunrc: the remainder O their lives are con
scdtcntiy srnut in refinement In short not even the
loss of property fills the thinking y"nh with
that sinking .H,nn does the loss OF s i1aif.
To all these uDiea~nnt '.rcnmstAncrS, ollge
Balm of Columbia stops HAIR FROM falling OFT Oh the
first application, and bottles rrs'",es ii again. X
likewise produces eyebrows ant ''s' prevents tie
nar trow turning gray, makes it c"ri ''uly, and
frees it from scuri. Numerous certitrh;es Vt the hrSi
responsibility in support of the virtues OF old1eGek.
Balm, are shown by the proprletors.
u Read the following
Robert Wharton. Esq late Mayor of Phiiadr'nh
has certified may be seen below, I" the higk clara
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify TINT wchnve used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by J. Oldrige and
have found it highly srrvir moi only as preventive
arir.st the falling OF OF hnir, but also certain rcstor
live.
WiitltM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in 81 George chnrre,
No &ti North Fifth st.
JOHN P iNtiIlS, 2?i Arch street.
JOHN ID r!fDNS, n d, 1863 Rucrst
JOHN s Fl 81 Spruce street.
HUGH nnt3 South I'd st.
JOHl Arch street.
1t is known thnft.fs signers are NOR
than 50 years @. age, Al kpt less than 81.
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