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place more than a single term ss
nuren then, who surely holds 4 VIE LET Ny. v
.;ue IMAM any Of his predecessors y. ieebI
must. 0"eS'y' le either Mil
t,E mere then we will raise alof ,bo,
firmly e.ol dAr !, We will plant it deep an'i
cause GIh 4 !. IN our gallant leader sp9 a.
Unon--t nravo Triumphant in every section g. 600
gina, in MISSISSIPPI, and in SMse'ls, in Vi
buz1 "' ,.h no longer be silent, but join IN t
to the s Tmen echoes from the CUR Of Me- LOUD
the ' A, Snores OF the St; Lawrence and SS'eSc
gbon n,an,c lar across the heights of,S u from
s snany 70 me Lakes Of the distant Wes, ' a,Ie'
voice otthe free people rends the skie os'' The
and over all our vast ccn,; vs ~Ithis
or'h the name ofthe statesman ofRs ae"s PeaAs
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MArRIMoNY.--l've been Altered to venture
o. matrlmony myself and don't altogether
Ihlak that | shall speculate in that line for
whlle; 1t don 'tJust suit rovin man like me-
us considerable of tie; and then it amt like
a morse deaI, when if you don't like tho beast,
you can put 1t off in rattle or trade or swap
ana sun yourself better, but you must make
lne pest oil bad bargain, and put up with ii. II
ann olten you meet critur of the right sort;
spirIled'yet gentle; easy on the bit, sure footed
ana sPry; no bitin', no kickin' no racin' off, or
tetusln' to go, or runnin' back; and then clean
'moed and good carriage It's about the diff
;ultest piece of business know on.
mr.. Slick.
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commenced this article. The sentiments Of
Mr. Leigh, as contained in his letter, forced up
on our mind many reflections. We commend
the letter to our readers, as worthy OF more
than ordinary consideration. The exalted
character of the author, gives TO it a moral
force, which will not pass unheeded. If there
be a pure man in this republic, Ben JAMiN WAT
KINS LEIGH Is nne
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learned 70 read in his school in shorter tir,o
ina. man ne had ever known any other 70 do n !,
WIN much more instruction; and he had ~ ,h ''
same time. acquired the art of wiring t .%.
nal. O0"''"0" oc"o0f Jour
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no objection to your doing so, if you thinl
proper.
am, gentlemen, with all respect,
Your obedient servant,
B. w. LEIGH.
To Messrs Cumm, Patterson, &c.
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what are you thinking about?' asked one
loaier OF another Thinking on this election
eeeTrIng to be sure" whats that to you 9''-
dry" -"
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ma. An Editor gives it as his opinion that "the
.a en VINO stops his paper, solcly because he is
asked 10 make payment for it, would, withou,
hung" e ''' MS grandfather
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PRICE r.! CENTS.
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4 BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the gran,lest orna
meht belonging to the human frame. How strange
~ the loss OF changes the cnnn'Gnance, and promo
tnrcy brings the appearance of old nge, which IL
SEES mnnv to reco NJ being uncovered. and sometimes
even I" shu" Socetv % avoid the tests and Of
their acquaintance: the remainder TIER lives are con
srqu"nty spot in refinement In short. even the
loss Of property fills the generous thinking vrnh with
that ncnvv sinking gloom does the loss of his hair.
Ioavrrt all these nnpea ant circumstances Dlrdge'
balm OF Columbia stops the hair fro falling off IN the
first application, aud few bottles it again. Il
likew sr produces eyebrows and wis<crS prevents tie
nnr from turning makes it curl beautifully, and
fesL"ctaiIity in supper, of the virtues of Odrdget
Balm ara shown by the proprirtors.
u Read the fpllowng:-
Robert Wharton, Esq late Mayor of philrd ,phs
has certified rs may be sccn below, t" the high ch.ra
terof he following gentlemen.
The Undersigned do hereby certify that wehave used
the Balm of Columbia discovered bv ]. Oldrilge mud
have found il highly sorviccahe only preventive
against tho FILLING off Of hair, but also certain rostor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Ministcrin = George charso
No Sc North Fifth ST.
JOHN P iNGLIS, 1921 Arch street.
JOHN d THOMAS, NJ ID, 1863 Race st
JOHN $ Ft'REY Ihl Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South ID st.
JOHN GARD, Jr 1913 Arch street.
1t is know" that three of the above gners are NOR
than 80 years ofagc, and the Others not less than 30.
From the Mayor.1
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, I
City nf Pladclph
!, Robert Wharton Mayor of said city of Phlndc
l'hia do hereby certify that am well acquainted will
Mcssrs J Inss, John 5 Fure :, and Hugh Cir,lv
whose names are signed to the above ccrcaeta they
g"ntlcmcc OF character and Responsibility, and as
such full credit should he given the said certificate
In wi,ne swh reof have hcrcunto my hand
and caused tn" seal Of the city t, be fixed, TIL,
9Th day of December, &c.
i. ROBERT WHARTON Mayer.
OBSERVE that cuch hottie Of the Genuine Balm la,
splendid engraved wrapper, which is rcprcs, n:p,
the Fall i\ingar,, &c
Sol' olrsaIc and retail by ,hr sole agents for Anne
rica 2 Fletcher street, near Maiden Lame, one doc
bel Pearl street, and by druggists and crfllmer
ough he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS
mo Wholesale Agents, Ecw Nrrans
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ibAiNrS OILS, GLASS. BRUSHES, &c.-"ns
landing IRON ship Constitution and for s''ie--yiz:
$4,000 fest Of glass, best quality, from 8Nlo
libr. kegs; n doz apancdtins iorsigns;O00b hrase
2G doz splendid 0Do00 ground brushe, also ofOa00 and
OI' do: green in powder; superior article
do cans; larg: of sash tools OF every
size and quality: sable pencils for arlsta fat marking
brushes for merchants; artists cnors in oil ready pre-
pared, in boxes, fitted -: with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and ,cmitv whr,r; 60 packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice
sortinrnt of paints, dry colors oil. urentluc vaiiiSl
Sc for sale wholesale and RETAIL Al the lowest prices,
by MGNDi.iLI,
a22 SO Camp ct,
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ROu~ ND.S TONIC MIXTURE,


YzNEN years have not yet elapsed since 1t was
Il first regularly Submitted TO the public; but it
has attained iAr highest reputation: and has sup
planted every other ,ncd.cl,c for Me Ague, whrrHv
or i, has been known and appreciated. Already
has i, been carried i'll every direction Throughout
the United States, aud still realIZ"s moro than could
have been anticipated by lis mos. s.nguinc friends.
Thousands of persons have Hot only been relieved,
but ro~;uIrG he Nh and vigor through It's ~
cv; and they now chrrrtllly testify, al every OPP
porlunity, 10 rs decided and supreme efficacy. l.!
IS composed of such medicinal prlnclplcs as are
calculated to renew tn" healthy action OF the sto"
uc4, liver, and other nporta..t digestive organs,
the loss of winch harmony is the Immediate cause
of the disease. 1t is apparent also that 1t produ-
COS entire change N the condition OF the system,
and certainly destroys the native liability TO relup-
scs Of the affection. Wi,cn the Agnc is attended
with any other complaint, the employment Oh the
! Tonic Mixture viii not Interfere wiki the treat
ment of the other di>ease, but wi even afford as
distance by furnishing strength aud vIgor to the
| body during the course nl treatment. Those who
| ma Ike use of this medicine may be assured that
| there is no Arsenic, Borks Ne'rnry, or amy other
article in its composition unirIcnd y to the human
| constitutions; being entirely uegci1bIc eItrnct;
| md they may have ADDITIONAL confidence IN the
sc thereof when they perceive that It has the ci-
| rcl of 4 gent Laxative about the time halt bot
| IL full has been takrh-ln consequence OF winch,
! ncre is no pAit IF 'le mcd!cin" cil to Ingcr III
ne bowl Is CausG distractions, and ot'Icr evils,
| ,risinr from the use of many OF the remedies now
,tl;red for the cure of tins affection. 1t has been
.sc.i also as IL preventive, by many who were sub
ct to ucr.odcnl recurrence ni the ChIiiS, and /,
as invariably warded off the upprelorded attack.
Obscene! The Proprietor, fully satisfied With the
4npar allecd and universa success vhlef has con
family attended punctual and regular use OF the
runir Mixture, in all cases OF Fever and Aguc
feels warranted in eng .ging to rct"Hd the W'ce t'
| ,Io hrrn tai the iupLclnc strict
corhance with the prescribed directions, wlthou
having been perfectly and lustingly cured.
| The subs cr1hcrs are the wholesale agents for lh
South Western States and have now on hand SIX
ty cases of this medicine, which is warranted lrcs
and rcnuinc For sale at the nanutAc urcd price
JARVIS X ANnktNS,
Wholesale DrLg gist$,
.4,un1 90. Cn.luun 4 IT. bonn liLlIliIs Sllnt
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EAR. JOHNSON, Office / 10 E!rnri'l" srrM', con
~ fines hia practice IL The treatment "t \rh'r"h
DIsr,Sr IN All It's DIN 7 nj iHnls.
Dr. JOlux0n from rr-uirICc Of many N"ntNin ii'@-
u,,ls IN rurnpr dc, ord 10 the ire l"n 81 Nrn' real
-, rustS and from his pres mt "N'nsi'" lin' tee III
that particular prnurh oi the profession, g"artF'S Il
safe speedy and litrlua cure to such persons as are
,,uuDIrd with uliy Of the following H@a>r7 vi
tiulorrl,cu. elects, Snmtl "Hr 'ILnrrN, i''""4'
Seminal Weakness, All uu> ui the BLADDER. Money :,
luius lrelLra PROSTATE Gland, Swel!rd i"eIItIr~,
Erup,ions IN tho Skin, Sore Throat, Pans III the
Joints; :, n .
And the numerous symptoms which generally tolI""
his disease.
Recent eases cured in ihtc, days without the
Use OF Mercury, interruption hon lm'inrss, % acfa-
ton in The mode of living.
A medic he t. pre-. enl Ncucrca Disease can he oh
tanned of Dr. Johnson 1t is from the recipe "i the
baron Larry, celebrated French surgeon, md wa
used bv h during he several canpui ms III winch he
carved ii = Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold nv Dr. johnson al HI office. hose persons
having any afl, ton OF Vencreul Disease, AMI "nun
taking sea voyages removing 10 the 60 unity ""n'
do well by giving DR.. Johnson call, as proper Icdi
cines for Their cure in the shortest time can be put ~
with written drrc tons for their
Office open from III the morning until lOociock a
night9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-04

IIobISi-I.N.I.
TT has been Tor some time made known the puiilc
Z that the subscribers engaged, in preparing Tor
the press edition OF the iOni$.ana Civil Code
They ir"n HE first. awnr" of the great difficulty
and responsibility. ning he publication q the work,
and il was not without great hesitation that they
scnt,l to the undertaking Blu, the present edition,
to bout three Thousand copies, and which
had tine State than thirty tou sand dollars,
was entirely out Of print. For more than two years
past, the usual price Of the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars.
1t is n system Of written rules which Immediately
operates upon every individual OF the state, Interested
either in agriculture Commerce .unh wGh erus
the disposition Of much property coming TO us from
other states, ,latun! Ike ulroS, other treatise upon
law-it is much the ex'.bo"k and manual Of the
merchant aud the planter i, IS OF the private gentle
and the professional ai"u@ &c.
The lawyers of the adjoining states and in fact OF al
those npnu the Ohio and Mis- iSs;pp rivers which
find mart for their pruiure in Louisiana. have fire.
qurnt necessity Of reference to the code, and make ii
Indispensable requisite to their ib:nres; and in the
city of New Ore the book is to b. found in
the merchants counting room, as upon he desk If the
judge the table Of the attorney. II is not surprising
therefore thar the first edition of he work quick
~ disposed Of and although mere reprint of it would
in measure suppl the public necessity, yet it
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory unle annotated
with references the Reports and Statute in order to
en- the numerous amendments which have b. en-
made by the 1t gslaturr and the Important decisions
and constructions which have been given upon many
its articles by the Supreme Court.
The publishers have secured tor the general super
incncnce and editorial department OF the work, the
professional services of Nlicelnck Upton, Esq. a
me iter of the New Orleans Bar The Hon. Judge
BulIard, Jude Bornudes, and Ion George lnslis,
have each kindly assisted Mr. Cpton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the course o their
studies and prc1"ennd t" Mr. X Jennings the part
ncr of Mr. uptoI who is also engaged in the work. Geo
Straw bridge Esq. has presented tie great of lcte
contained in his Office copy Of the code, and
which been made by him during the whn!" period
of his distinguished professional abors. The publish
q
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W. york d BaItinno ore Packets


EtACKETS FOR NEW YORK-New Linz.
H. TO sail punc'ua!iy every second Monday
during the season, full or not full. =a
Ship Orleans 500 Ions Capt. S. Sears, ..
Shin Alabama, 474 do &C. Berry.
s,hip Arkansas, G27 do T. s Dennis.
Ship s rftuca, 542 do w Hathaway,
Shin Nashville, $40 do ID Jackson,
Ship kentucky, 629 do Bunker
The above ships are of the first class, copPered.
and copper fastened AID having been built in New
York OK lrcss!y for tins trace, they are oil hghe
draft Of water and almost invariably cross the bar
without amy detention. The commanders arc men
of great experience and the ships will alMa avs DO
inwcd up and down the Mississippi by steamboats,
They have HANDSOME furnished accommodations,
and stores Of the best description will always be
furnished. The cabin passage is 800 without
wine or liquor, and there is no liquor furnished To
the officers or crew. For fraigli, or passage Apply
on board, or to II G AMES, Dc Camp st.
The ships are not accountable for brcakagc OF
giaSs, hollow ware, marble or gra'itc, cooperage o.;
tin, rust utiron steel, nor responsible for any
package or parcel, unlcs. regular bill Of ading
is executed therefor ut tho Office of the eEts.
nUv27
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NOTICE TO THE PUBIlC.--Unf"undcd
IN rumors OF the undersigned having sold out
Or dscontnucd his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,

~ rumo1s of the undersigned having sold OUT
ar d;scoui,nucd his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
NJ, 80 Custom houS" Street,
E1oviuy been most iltustriousv circuI ited by sell
parties the subscriber bcgs to assure his
Afriond, generally and the pahl'c at large, that ne
,,ill continues within two doors OF his late or
former stand to be furnished with Il iul and OK.
lcn.iye supply Of all the standard kinds OF Kitchen
or vegetable Garden Seeds, of the growth and I'M
mort Of the present season, 1887.
Since the early part OF September he has re-
ccivcd ample supplies, by the packet ships weeks.
burg, Kentucky aud Arkansas, all arrived IN short
passa Cos, direct from New York By the Msss-
sppi aud another packet, he is in daily expecta-
&,on of Il supply of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received invoices thereof by
, mail.
The subscriber bcgs further to assure tn, public
at lurue, that he is at present as well enabled 10
meet and execute orders for all the kinds OF Garden
Seeds, either wholesale or retail, as he ever was
since his first cslabits hncut in January, l622
Country Dealers and Mark", Gardeners orders
filled at the lowest and in"st fc1Snnl':c rates ny
the round weight, aud gallon or busiIc' measure.
C taloylrs, o,,rr French Or E"!A!rE" may
always be obtained personal nrPutftIoh :
n,,I 10 WN SMITH,
q arden Seed Store, 81 tns'"n,IonN" Sta
NOrE--A constant supply nj bIra Sh"i' 'l' :
nike, or pain; puvcr,zed SOUP herbs, and >h'N' :
dried hcrbs,--w,,h supply o! peas and hrHn"'
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAhEuou

SEARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
va tus,"nhnuSr street, Opposite tie post0itlGc.
The subscribers are now rrrr'vlng iro3n their fac
tories ia New York, and wrll Keep cons; iHty
hand grurr'l assortment VI larb" Mantle Pieces
ui Slprr"r work Gl.i>lIp aud u,hc hates, pailernS
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Toubs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain SIlIs and hnels,
ulnlblc !acrngs hourths and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris. Roman n Hydraulic Cement and H"stcr-
iru Hair, together with a sp!cHd!d assortment OF;
brass mounted and plain G.stcs and Russia tron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
I.cicrinr done in the nedttet manner and at the
shortest notice. I'hey have first rate workmeE to
Sc; the above work.
les lanes KAHN * STROUD
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4 SONPASSES, THERMOMETERS, M!IRt,S
CUpES Ar just received and for sale b>
VIM. Mexican corner Of Camp AMI Common streets
, general assn,tmen, OF SURVEYORS Compasscs,
mathematical Instruments hruMipg PsuS,
Spring Di,deuLs >pnng Buv Pens, ivory Pro
tractors,
Ivory scales, Gunter's Scales, Glass Trianglos,
Parallel Rulers, Micro cupes, Thermo,. ctu 5,
Camera Ohscurns, Survey Chains,
Measuring Tapes, &c. d.
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FOa NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Paekcta.]
~, ~ IN ~,
~ sF2e !IT2G Szf 4AM

-. eS..a.ass .Sl1,
4 NlL. ships composing this Line Wi! sail from New
4 u, leans and New lork every other Monday
cnnlIencu, the Goth november, and to insure the
sirices puncluahty in the time Of sailing, the line
will hereafter consist OF five Ships viz FL
Ship la2oo Captain l'rask TO leave on The outh nov.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, 10 leave on the 4th
December. -==7
Ship HantsrMc. Captain Elcrilser to leave OH the
18Th ltcccmb d I'D
Ship lick$Jms, Captain Weodhouse, TO leave on the
iSt Jan iGry. q
ship Njsusssppi Captain Davis, TO leave the 18th
January. -'
IL The above ships all new, Of the first class
cnpered and copper iastencd and upwards of 500
bulihen, of light draugh OF water, being built III
New York expressly for Tie ,rnle. The price OF pas
sage is GHcd al hundres dollars. Their cabins
fitted upon the most improved and cUI.venent plan, and
finished in NEAT and elegant st,le. Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided, and every regard Ind
the comfort and satisfaction passengers, who
will please take notice that berth be ured
I'll paid tor at the office OF the cousignees.
These packets commanded by Captains well ex
pereuccd in the Trade who will give every attention,
and exert themselves to accommodate. ! hey will at
all times be towed up AND down the Mississippi by
steamboats, aud the stlices punctuai,y observed in
! the time OF sailing.
! The owners of these hips will not be responsible for
let parcel package sent by put On board u
.hc unless regular bill OF ading be signed therefore
At the counting house Of the agents owners. Fer
! mrihr particulars, apply to
u BElN & A COHEN;
Is 80 Common st.
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= CAKD, =
N RS. JONES, Professor of singing, the Gnnr
w aud Pinnn-lnrte, hegs to announce her arrival
from Glasgow, and from several years pfacc" in Edn-
bnrgh and GLASGOW. she FILTERS herself that her svs
TEN OF in strirtiUn will 1--WE salts tirn to pupils.
Testimonials us tncnpaliliy, &c. can he shown, on
application to Mrs. MarI's, II Royal street.