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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

We gv. last week Lis. q II, spec ..d non.ls:is paying
correct - regards the banks in South Carolina
st STAT: q I y s...sh.. Union si cs,.::.ea
Com. Blk of COLUMBIA, Planters and Me- Bk do
Bank of Camden St.ts Bk Charleston.
Msrch Bk Of Cheraw g. w. X. r.. Bk Charleston,
Bank Of Hamburg,
Bankof Georgetown.
at this Of year the loans and circulation
Of the Georgia banks generally at their maximum Octs
her begins the cotton year. The means Of purchasing u have
been furnished by the banks Ia the old course Of
business TIE money was raised the bills Of the Dealers
drawn against the crop sixty ninety days. consequently
the discounts and circulation are generally larger ia
December than at other sesson' This year however,
the changed the unoward othe
u States Bank Part banks Georgia. have also suspend
but exchange heavily against her and
advance in the usual way without being
posed to an instant for specie which woudo them
TO suspend Almost the whole Of Georgia. INSIST
ia cotton The crops Of this article have been for the
three past years follows:
Crop Of 1887 s04,ao bales, value $la6s, 400
6 ls3s 205ll2 I" 9 i0255 800
1899 100000 lO40O 0o0
The following table IF the exports Georgia, and
value the staple for same years. commencing
the first Of October and ending the LIST Dec Of each year.
with the rate Of sterling exchange bills New York the
ist Decemserof each year at Savannah
Exports. Value, Bills snN. YSierrg bills
Dec LIST 1897 bis 500 900 dis. So pre-
8 1888, 1873 ~ 37s8) II I" u
1880, 9952 10 407,esO sp ct prem 10
In this table apparent the great influence which the
amount Of exports has the price Of exchange The de
shipments this year, notwithstanding that the crops
larger arises from cause.-the low state Of the rivers and
the inability Of the banks advance money for its purchase
These difficulties about to be removed, the recent rains
have swollen the rivers to make them navgable for
steamboats, and the crop consequently in motion hut the
banks not disposed the old system Of advances
and great activity in the market must depend the
covery of business points OF SALE New York and Liverpool
which will send money Georgia for the purchase of the
crops.
There is bill before the Georgia Senate to sell the
bank stock owned the and it in the Central Bank
This will probably be defeated it repeatedly met with The
fate One Of the objections urged against the in,ol
vency Of the Central Bank sppears that and bills Of
exchange discounted in November 1885, amount 81 9jl 62
or these are dishonored and in suit 657,7o9
Balance $i,2es,s7a
present bank does give the particulars Of The
discoun. line
The state Of Georgia has issued 81 1000 900 Of stock and
debt the Phenx inh Of thi. city which due
the September last and not having been paid the credit Of
the state stands dhonored The following. statement Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

Mk RUsskL M. sEGUINs Grand Vocal ana
wEDNt sDAY EVENING next DEC. ii,h Upon ;his
occasion the FOL owing eminent talsn, will assist
Mrs s.guin, who wilt sing "rhs 0sic aiaiJ, '"Met n
the Wilio~ 0en""toliow, follow, Mountain and in
with M ssgnin the Duet OF the aRans des
Yzc,ss," first time ~ America
MIR Knight, will several OF his popular
Sig Gaabau will perform upon The Conet piston "Ls
PosI,on' aud "si so genil, Ger me stea.,nS."
MIR seyun, will hi erl,brst songs frcm Gustavus Ill.,
When ZINE bath t,re thee" What Is the spelT from
Amil,, As vow now" from La sopnamtuls and with Mr.
RUSSELL the celebrated Con Italian Duet lie 6ato corpo
a,ete."
Mir RUSSELL will sing lov. to roam,v by desweJ
hocsaws"a new song b, Henry John sharpe, aThs Ivy
PART FIRST.
Glee-'When winds breathe sof, Mrs segun Mr.
Loder, Mr. kusht, MIR scsun and Mr. Russell, Webbs
sOps-Mr K-sn,, 20, co~e 70 the Wet" Lover
sous-M Russell, "some love 10 roam" Russell
Eomance--Mrs sesun, "1he G-liic Maid" accom-
Seems MIR seguin, awhen time hath beren thee
from tn. celebrated Opera ofGu''avus III Aubsr
Fantssia-signor 0smbati ornst piston, 'stili
sogea,y Ger me stesng," from the Opera e
Ballad-Ms . sssaia, ~ns,, m. IN I'll. willow '''
Descriptive ,d, sopg-arhe Wreck Of the Msrieo1.
PEN, BY Harrington, Of Dossn, Mr. Russell, Russell
q and Duete "se hste N corps avete, ceIesfa.
ted Comic Italian Dus,i, from the Opera of"n
ms,rimonio secrrts,r originally sung BY s,gnor
Lablache and sgnors smburin- viii be sung
Tor the fret tio e IN Ameres, BY Mr.. Russell
and Mr.. serum.
half hour The Grand Promenade will he thrown opea add
Msndeen, Ba.d rhieh has been nsassa expressly FOE hi:
OF
ane other equally c.lebr ted wslizes
PART SECOND.
Grand F.ntsa-sigr Gsmbsti, .cornet piston Rossin
New so g-air Kn ght, sThe Prairie ,S(eornet tt
obligsio, Sis'r Gsmbat) words BY Dr.. j. r.
MITCHELL Knight
New b. isd--Rockawsy" tie words BY Henry j.
sharpe-Nir Russell, Russell
Daett--Mr v Mrs segup, Brcs,he not that meui-
tain cry" THE ans dss vsehes Of swiirer.
land forbidden 10 he played to the swss regi-
ments on foreign service, Il invariably causing
the fatal longing FOR home, pseul,sr 10 those
hardy mounts ine. rs) Malibran
New Song Mr. Russell ~ The old year . gone, with
Mir Ru.ssliby Ks.sst
song-Mr - eu,n, Follow. over mosnian.s Lee
MIR s. gum, What the peIl, (fson Ame) Rock
Comic latch Msssrs Russell, Ksight sesu,n aud
Lober. My Celia's CHI rus" Wsbbs
Conductor. Mr.. q Loder
Tiesets 90 Ceru--1rs Concert will commencs At half
past seven. dic-N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
WASHINGTON CITY, DEC. 8


The opinion delivered by Mr. Adams, yesterday
on the subject of the claim Of the wings OF New
Jersey to seats, was SO decidedly in favor OF the
locofocos, that they had new hopes instiiied into
them, and new liquors, especially distilled for their
throats. They will soon be done up from clear JOY
Last evening, soon as they had liquored all
round, and washed their hands and faces-thsy per-
form this ceremony but once the wsek-they
went up to the Presidents house and had grand
caucus, and resolved, that they would, by Thurs
day next, at farthest, elect speaker. The
wings assembled at the " Three Horse Shoes" and
they resolved, that Mr.. John Quincy Adams. by Civ
ing opinion adverse to them, in the course Of his
argument on Saturday morning, was "a id old
fool and couldn't dance" They then took feeier
Of gin and molasses all reund sung hymn from the
pen of Parson McSaughter, to the air OF Nancy
Dawson, and Stage red home.
do not know bat I may be all ia the wrong ;
bat ifl do not very much in my calculations,
we shall get Speaker elected on Wednesday,
and receive Mr.. Van Burens Message on Thnrs-
dav,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

TIE FRENCH IN AFR,cA.-The French are bad
eolonsts; they build badly. arc slow IN their SOCIAL
move ments, and almost always quarrel with the ma
tives. They were dying by hundreds in Aigiers and
their African colony. They soon sicken and DIE IN
foreign chimes. Their nutriment at home IS lar from
being suitable, and their stamina is not kept up.
When they go abroad, they live the same sort OF
wishy-washy diet Soup, badly made, vegetables,
badly cooked. little meat, and their unsubtantiai
drinks expose them to become easily the prey OF
any malignant fever, and away they die oil by hun
dreds.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

S&x FOR LONDON Packet Of the aoth Dsc-The
1850 first class packet ship WESTMINSTER, CAPT Q
very superior for cabin, sscond cabin and
passengers intending to embark SHOULD make
immediate appea board foot Of Pine street or
an CLEVER 4 MeMURRAY. 90 South 81.
S&R. FOR NEW ORLEANS -Louisians and New
M4O York line Of Psckeu-The regular Packet for
FREiGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED RATES
The fast sailing packet ship SARATOGA. Capt Hathaway
will sail above Fer freight passage, having handsome
furnished accommodations apply board at Orleans wharf,
EK COLLINS co. SO walist
No goods received after Saturday evenings the l4h inst
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT at Pesle's Massum.-The
NJ Four Hungatans Msssrs. RosEN, KALN, LEIBEN.
STEIN and REICH ave engaged 2, his Popular Establish
being positively their last performances for the
New York
Eve inr Ill., and repeated Thursday Friday and
Saturday Of the present week.
The Hungarans will appear in the'r Na'ional Costume
MIR. Bassfora will preside at the Piano Forte.
PROGRAMME
FIRST.
Grand Vocal Overture, BY the Hungarian Singers in
which they will introduce limitations OF several in
.,rumen,.-Flu,e, Ciarionst. Trombone and
Quar,ette-arhe pleasant tour througs Switzerland"
by the Hungarian Singers
Poonnaise with Echo, by Mr. Rosen.
Andante and Rondo, in which Mr.. KsIn win initiate
the Bassoon, and descend lower than the instru'
National Song with oblig,to Echo, by Mr.. Rosen.
Conceraute. by the Hungarian Singers in which they
will introduce the admired air, @Di Tant Palpt"
Tancredi, Rossin and the March from II Puri
TAM, With Eel oes by Mr. Rossn Belni
Grand rolonnaise. by the Hungarian Singers,
Ausriaa Waltz composed by Strauss expressly for
the Hungarian Singers.
Quartette, with Stoccato Echo by Mr.. Rosen.
90 Concert to begin al half past 7 o'clock.
Tickets 50 Cens-Ycsry Subscribers aud Children half
price dll-4r
DROF. BRONsON's LECTURES ON ORATORY AND
Y MUSIC at the Stnyvessnt Institute, $50 Broadway,
Monday Wednesday, and Friday Evenings half past Seven
precisely. ntespersed with REGULATIONS from principal
Poets and Orators.
Pecitsiions for Wednesday (2d) Evening, Dec II.
I. Hamlet. Instruction. on Delivery Shakespeare
,. National Glory II. Clay
| 3, The Maid Of Malahide. who actual
Maid Wife, and Widow, in one day. Mrs. Crawford
a Liberty and Union, (RePly to Mr. Haync) Webster
s. The Star Spanged Banner, F. s. Key
For single Season Tickets S2For Lady and Gentem
s3-For Family Of Five Six So 9- See Circulars and
Programmes.
Single Admission, One Evening" 80 Cents; for Gentleman
anil two Ladies 81 N b. Instruction given in private ami
Classes. dlIitt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

CO. LECTURES on Observation-Disclosures 10 Mr..
simmons Course Of Lectures Clinton Hall, may he had Ter
~ EACH Al the Asor House, the American Hotel al WILEY
pu'rams and Franciss Bookors aud A. the rance Of
the Hall Ad Mission for single evening 80 The Lee
take place every Tturda and Saturday evenings. a
half pas, seven o'clock, follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

AZ Roe Ill Seneca ceoniy New York the 2ott ul'.
~ the Re, Mr. Abel Henry Van 0i,son to Prudence ASS
dsught Of David strong.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

HAVANA M.sxErs, NOVEMBER "a Imrosrs Beef No
L. prime &mess bhl 10 IL do j.rked BRAZIL yIo.t
lola l2I do New York Boston do IA 10; do .moL.J
~ " ~; Butter, American yellow al ia I6 A. Flour
rhlsdelphis and BALTIMORE bill I64 IA Pork carr Es.,ern
and me. bb 10 49, d, New Orleans, do IS IS do ear do
"a rs; do IN bos,s ~ II ais
Esronr.cone. 1T. ~, and 81 qai, a n; iriae.
do Ga u Moasses heg gllon. tg q Sugar
white aud hall brown, arr 10 ~, d. white alone, 10 10
do brown and y'pw do s. serafs, nal 25 Tobacco
windwarj, al Ia 40, War white ar IL; do yellow do
as
FrcHsver,. GO days sigh'.Or LONDON lal rs premium
dali; on New York a6 pr New ORR par pr DAY.
SIGHT, on rar par pr Spanish dollars pr Mexican
a mr..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

A POLIO sALOON-THE RAINIER FAMILY, snown
n the Tyrolese Mnstre will give Musical Enterain
meat composed Of National Songs Hans de vschss and Me-
ldes Of the Alps on Thursday evening, Dec. II, at the
Apollo Saloon, 4i0 broadway.
Mr. Ernest the celebrated Fut player his Royal High
ness the Duke Of Cambridge will play s~o the Flute,
aud also the Instrument called the Concertina.
Doors at TEntera'nmep commence at "a o'clock
Tickets at 80 cents TO be had the principal music Stores
an at the cor with grsmme, the above evening.
dlllm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

NGIrCHELLr OLYMPIC THEATRE, ga Broadway,
lvl few doors above Cansi street
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Evenings, Dec. III,
and II, win ~ formed for the third this country
the highly popular drama. entitled
HIS FIRST CHAMPAGNE-RcharoW Watt, Mr.Browus;
Hora'io Craven, A NJ, MIR Horncaste.
To be followed by the EurIeta Ct THE SWISS COT
TAGE-Naiz Tect, Mr. MITCHELL; Janet Miss Singleton.
To conclude with the FIRST NIGHT MY OWN
GHOST.
Boxe so cents Pit IS Doors open half ra six,
Performance at seven O'Clock. dIi.lg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
sales nc she stock Exchan &c.

$500 Corporation Bonds est Sis $1,000 Draft. on Pha
dsiph,a 92 rs hares Bank rs b60is 90 do do ia st
do do rs bids 100 10 do 7a 100 DO do 7o h60
Isl a shares Dry Dock 10 % d. 10 &c. rs do do os do
shares State Bank o. 30 shares Farmers Loan S.
DO do IS so do do 81 6od 200 do do S. do 40 cod.
shares Kentucky o. do do O. 10 shares Ohu Trust sal
$50 shares Delaware hudson 81 sso $50 do do 62l lso do
do 6I b30j 80 do col sam o25 d. s 81 10 do do 81 Dds.
lao shares Trust att $50 10 d. 37 90 do do 81 40 H. so
do do at s30ds 100 do do 30 do 3s co.'s - do do 3 as
do d. sl5d. 80 do do 81 sn As do do So 30 share,
ard ns Co 49, shares Canton 29l do ei 10 do 81
100 shares Paterson Raroaf 40 Ia hsres Boston Prov 100
80 shares Rairo ad IS hoods; so 81 Mohawk Railroad
shares Harlem ilroad Az 100 do do ~ 60d 80 do
Al bi5d 50 do do 4 90 do DO Ala sl5d do do a.
bIeds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

HELATlNE car 5uLMs of PURE COpAlVA BALM.
VI This remedy, Of the best used for certain dis
eases, deprived OF it. taste and smell In its
form beng taseIe IS taken with the greatest
produces disagreeebe efsctsprevcnts exposureand
specy than other remedy known For sale a. the
Mci DipensaFy, No. Chaabsrs street. two doors from
Chatham : dll.3fs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

LECTUSE viii be delivered this evening in the Uni
N vcrsas Church Of Orchard and Broome streets
b, the Rev W. Whitaker. susject"Tss influence Of rs
eious TRUTH dIl-n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

DOCKS OF HERALDRY IT GROWN, Stone Seal
ID Enpravr. has removed to 233 Broadway posiie the
Park Goats Of Arms Crests Cyphers Fmbea cal subjects
&c engraved Sone, Di mond, Amehys Tsraxes, Crys
tails Sc bought in the rough cut 10 form Ladies'
Seals Pencil aes Sgpe Rings &c engraved with Goats Of
Arms, trests, Notices, any other dcvce.
Goats Of Arms nted and forwarded TO any part Of the
United States.
Books Of Heradry kept, with upwards of 100000
Goats of Arms found. dil.3*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

~ fLENDID NEW sToRs.-thristmas Presents. Philip.
- pHnas * c-J w. LOWELL respectfully solieits the
public call aud examine the eieg ard rich OF
China which he has Just opened at lb7 Broadway comprising
the most splendid collection Of Fancy Articles import d.
The devices elegant useful and ornamental the land
and flower phinags surpsss all previous efforts OF this
hind porcelain The stock consists OF flower
tube, card and nit baskets Cologne bottles aud sprpkler
king trays aud jewel stands csnd sucks rae burners sk
stands aud satrys, iroesque figures o, aud animals
Castles cottages aud churches Also superb variety of
dnner ard desert services, together with be utf
N ent Of rich cut glass, sc. &c Sc klt2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

yINHE RUFFIAN who committed provoked assault
I Mr.: Thos. Magn, of tile New York Pilots, Mon
day night last the Of Oliver aud Oak get
his cap whichhe dropped efeetng retreat BY calling at
ia south street. dllp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

the Liabilities Of the state for 1910
New York loan due Sept. 1885, $4,000
Interest on do to lS43, $1,000
90 state bends 40
Ordinary expense Of Gsv'nt 10000
Interests on surplus revenue appropriated to
school fund.- q 0as
Cash Liabilities Central Bank i67,ss5
Total liabilities for $780, S6si,9i6
To this of liabilities the state has the svsiia
BILE me Of the entra Bank and the tax Bank stock
These may be enumerated al follows The discount lice Of
he Bank e. $50 &s5 II the State, is proposed ca in
90 per his and the outstanding balance yield per
the whole will yield 3Sl,6o9
Specie in Dank, 65s4l
Dividends, 6O 0Oo
Other means, III ia
Tax on Bank Stock Is
General tax for 1910, 10000
Total resources, sSs0,255
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

nLD ESTABLISHED COAL YAK3, corner or Green
~ wch and King streets WILLIAM SEYMOUR, survivor Of
The late firm Of Seymour Maroon, respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has hand full supply Of the
following svcsrior Goals, viz:
Peach Orchard Coal warranted Of the first quality; broken
and screened in the yd, for sale at the lowest market
prices.
Aso-schuylki Coal Of the first quality at the follow
ne low prices:
Broken and Egg, screened and Delivered 81 % per ton
Nut. 90
Also--Liverpoo Newcastle SYDNEY aud Virginia Goals
Tor sale at the msrke. prices. Office 70 Wall st. basement
lm<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

E0UNpon the 6;h inst Pocset BOOK containing
Il tain o money. The have II by spp to
ye, No Chatham square, proving property aud paying
charges. dli 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

ITOP3 BOAT CLUB SAIL II he First Ana-si Al of
this Club will t,ke pace at Aiusck., late Concert
Ha) No 400 Broadway Monday Evening Dec. 6b 1850
Mr. Walace celebrated Band engrged for the occasion
Tickets may be Lad Of Mr. h.. A. S-way OF any Of
bsrs; and the or on the evening OF the Ball.
N. D. Members Of other clubs respectfully requested
10 appear in their uniform. al 81. ws&M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

ECTUREs ON ANAToMY.-DOCro k REYRSON
IL his Lectures Anatomy Tor tdies aud
tm.n. Friday the l3th OF December at the Clinton Hail.
~ o'clock, when the toductory Lecture will take plate
Tickets Of admission 10 be had at the principal booktocs
drug stores and music stores, also at the Doctors oe 70
Or. e. wch street dill 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

This amount Of Taxes contingent the repeal Of the
Of 1892 which directed the collectors pay fifty per into
the hands Of the County Trasers This state sent however
excludes al appropriations made hy the Legislature Of 1882
for Railroad. other public works Il is therefore proposed by
the committee levy the following To create
sta OF Of pr ct $a,ooooeoo OF taxable pro-
prsy OF 3t cents each St0 Of bank capital aud
osi cents 500 II the capital moneyed corporation
other than banks These added OF would yield
an income $7ooo and would the prompt discharge
OF the liabilities Of the State This the first step taken by
the states towards cscang themselves from the difficulties
in which past sxravagaace has involved them II the only
true stop borrowing and redues expense 70 the
of h. tate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

LITERARY AGENCY ~ NEW HAVEN.
IN c. MITCHELL, the agent for the New York Herald,
IL. respectfully invites the Reading Class of New Haver,
call upon him for the Ladies' Book the Ladies Companion
Chamber Edinburgh Journal lie ha. received agency
r eachsnd will supply FAM les individuals with menty
nurnbt free Of postage Terms, delivery an lw.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-27

Af - > go, }, w. = DID i,ev"e str. ct, in adj
- ton to Their former stock, have received from Eng
lu''d' per ship. Chester, Edwin and Nonhntlm, and b,
recent arrivals from the northern cities, the following
assortment %! Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Anchors
. hams, io'!as", Leather, ,'iis &c. whch The, ole
Tor sale on ccplliloi. ting t"rIns:-
HARDWARE.
bf'gt trace chains; OK and log do: cane carrier chains
ana CHAINS tor sa" mills; bright Carolina hoes, Woods
a'd 'i,Endpr'>; bright cust steel hoes, aud sinvels mud
'l''d'>; bright ;"ni-iana hoes; s~ruhbii,g hoes; black
hfpilnt hoe; best 'trintaEa' AMI :; b'acks,nitl's tl
lows. hammers and lDner; files, assUitrI, Of MI kin,i-
ID ot&oh's make; socket spades. assorted Kinds,
N""in"ds anA !igr'+ nil -av-; rnsr -,ee! whip "rI
cross cut saws; hn'nl s'w copper skimn'r- and iad e&
,rrc~+; leg locks: american door lock-; i,nd!ock~ cabin
hooks; >t""ls "rds: rnsa uld p4prrh x"~; aIg"r-; CHI els;
rarIrnters aud smiths tool" generally; BRIGHT siaG'p Vi,
ce-; ,nii d general as.Oii!ntlIt u .aDle gallery aud .l.cit
s 'uGs.
AXES.
Hu"ts csst s'eli axes .av1on' pattern; TIun'. hr'nd
ana tiaiiJ axes. "ilh all assortment al t!ili's tools: Cui-
inns axe: n"d l5i dozen cast Steel axes, made by other
good ii!ehrrs.
IRON. STEEL. Sc.
100 tens Hat, square and round s5ou; Baltimore boiler
ard plate iron; hosp iron, ali siZa-; !.ussin sheet iron:
\ 'n"ricun do; sheet Gust S'rei, aud Gus, steel in square
nln' lat bars, assorted, SsnlrrSol'- uinkp; Crowley
",f"f;; :',G'ar do: h~~tit) English hi-tered tel; Buncu
ID; plat" &n ;s'leet and zig lend; sho', all sizes.
NAILS.
!" nke@s ru,nni's, well assorted, from 3 ia 6 inches;
~ cask- wrought mails, fine CLASP aud rose; 50 kegs SUI
gar tildA nails; IS KEGS Gn" horse shoe halls, Grilin's.
ANCHORS, CASTINGS. &c.
A"r'lof1 Il all s'Scs; "haia crhIss, do; 'n2o French
| t." 10 pin'S;; = ,idcr@ and ski lets, a large assert
ill'nt; ~ salt kettles: plnugls of different nnniinc1n-
ri"t; window glass Al, size; Nuvn Scotia grind stones
an" u large stock Gluten r,,IiI STONES. assorted size~.
SHIP C!iANDLEEY.
farrcd r"n- an! hai~rr-, asserted; large ans: small
Nun'Iih r"t', uI the t'S' kiIh. AM Boston mHnuincrn,e
'faH'I!a !"h rord> aud rIonsh i;4,r~: a"d a varrcry Il
Every nrilGlc in ihn SHIN rhand'erv lilt; leather OF a.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-27
, sAREISON's spEIlrl OINrNENT-

~ '->iIir YIN / vi TIN -
Z L e great celebrity of thia unriyAlled Com
position, especially in the N@ortlu7n States, leaves
the proprietor hut | tie need TO say any llljng in
It's favor for il, ha, been cnorally conceded TO il,
that it is beyond all comparison the b st remedy
tor .ax,crnnl complaints that has ever been disco
vcreu. Indeed t c spool and certainty Of its ope.
rati ms have tho appearance ofmiracles as u'ctrs,
" unas, corns, fever sores, chiidbla!ns,w white s"e!-
iings, bi.c", piles, spider a d snake bites &c. i!nme.
d!ately yield to II. apparently sUpprhum n iniiu-
rnce Thus If property applied 1t will remove an
invctcratn corn, or break and heal a hse in five
days, will al!ay and perfectly curo an ulcer in two
weeks; aud the most desperate cases Of white
swelling that can be lmlglnrd, have been destroyed
by 1t in less than two nul.lhs. L tho bites Of poi
s"nous reptiles lis efficacy is truly surprising, an
even in the bite ia rlhId dog, FOR If applied in
time, It's power Of attraction are 50 wonderful that
they will al ono" arrest the poison, atI lhus pre-
vent Il ( ON pcrvAding the SyStnn. 1t is likewise
greatly superior to any 'GlciNe hcrG,nfurn disco
yercd for the "claij,i backs an! limbs Of horses. for
letters, ri & WORMS, chopped lips, aud IN short ir
very external bodily eVI! lh4l may la! 10 lbs lot
of man or hCLsl.
The proprl tor has received at last a thousand
"ortlicutrs AND 9th r AA"."-.t- - s~'i y et+",~
~ - ,r;-r ,,iltruent,'' upwards Of y hundrod Of
(which wrI" written by respectable men!bers ofthc
Mrn!cli fnclity, all breathing the sulnc euIogy
and satisfaction.
Pre- AIRED At lao Liberty street, New York. sni
for sale 1t a MasA4i t street, New Orleans.
narIO T.: