davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-04-20

PURE BuLLIoN.--On of our cotempora-
ries holds forth in this wise; "This makes
the second woman that has been commit
ted to our Jail within the last three weeks,
for the crimes of numbering their husbands"
This is about os bad as the Irishman's
advertisement: Wanted two apprentices
who viii be treated as one Of the family"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-04-20

A QcEsTIoN ANSWERED. AT the term
Of the court Of Common Pleas in Henry
county, an incident occurred which gave
rather comic turn 10 the proceedings of
the grave tribunal. A poor wight was IN
trial for having pluyfully made himself ra-
ther too FREQ with lis neig hbors pigs, and
lis counsel was making a most vehement
summing up in his behalf, when an individ-
ual of the genus lofer, going large with
.three sheets in the wind hove to and
came TO an anchor on the end of the jury
bench, tipped familiar nod TO His Honor,
rolled his auid out of the way, along side
his wisdom teeth, and placed himself In an
attitude to take part in the business in
hand whenever he should discover an ope-
ming to suit him.
81 ask you, gentlemen" shid the coun-
sci addressing the 'twelve good men and
true for what purpose you come here, and
why do you sit in that seat"
"For what purpose come hereF said
the supplemental juryman rising and throw
ing his hat on the floor and putting himself
in posture both of oratory aud defence.
Why / come here to get my pay for
settln two days on the Grand Jury, and
D--n ne if 60 away without it."
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-04-20

PoLIcH-Friday.-Taking it Easy.-A
fellow named John Mulqueen was brought
up yesterday, having just been caught in
the dress making shop of Miss Craft, No
Isl Chapel street, in the following slngu-
lar manner Miss Margaret Petuscheu, a
clerk there, who has charge of the esta-
blishment, stated that she locked it up on
Thursday evening as usual, and OIL return
ing yesterday morning, about 7 o'clock, she
found that the store had been broken open.
On entering, she was not a little aston;shed
20 find the prisoner lying asleep upon a
chest, wrapped up in an elegant gown made
for one ofMiss Crates customers. With
out alarming him, she procured assistance,
and had the fellow taken to the Police Office,
where he was made acquainted with the
charge against him. He stated that he was
out on spree the night previous, and start
ed for his home in Watts street, most gIo-
riously drunk. He found the door of Miss
Cs. place open, thinking it was his own
house he entered, and fell asleep on chest.
This story received as much credence as it
merlted, and he was locked up for trial.
Cour. T. Eng.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-04-20

lMPRoMPTU.
"Gome kiss me" said Robin; / gently said
"No;"
I" For my mother forbade me to play with
men so."
Ashamed by my answer, he gided away,
Tho my looks pretty plainly advised him TO
stay
Silly swain, not at all recolecting-not he,
That his mother ne'er said, that "he must
nnt kiss mo
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-04-20

0OA Bbls. SALT, just received and
AOV for sale at the Warehouse bf
April 6. SMITH, HOVE lCsA
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-04-20

The steamboat Wayne arrived from Buff
falo yesterday. The lake is now open in
earnest.
BY the Wayne we have gained unofficial
intelligence of the New York charterseec-
ton.
The Locofocos have elected their Mayor
by majority of about eleven hundred, and
have gained their Aldermen and Assistants
in large majority of the wards. We
thought the deuce was in it when Connecti-
cut went for the wings.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-04-20
MAuMEE CITY EXPRESS.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 1889.

TIE STAea OF THE LAKE.-Alhough
little has been said, the feeling has been
rapidly finding its way into the breasts of all
persons interested, that this is to be the
season which is to test the question wheth-
er the Maumee river is to be considered ma
vigable at any stage that the water of lake
Erie is likely TO assume. Whatever dis
putes may have arisen before, the fact that
the water is remarkably low this year is go
apparent, that no one with his eyes open
will venture to dispute it. Last year, the
main decks Of steamboats, were on a level
at least, and frequently above the tops of
the wharves at Toledo; now, very mode
rate step downwards from the upper deck
will place you on the same wharves. This
is not telling the story in feet and inches,
it is true, but it is fact that struck us We
ry forcibly when we observed it, more so
indeed than the mere relation Of the actual
rise or fall possibly could do. We do not
know that correct measurement of the
difference between the stages of this year
and the last hus taken place, but still, all
persons agree that the water is very low,
this season. Well, what has beeh the con-
sequence ? Have our steamboats, laid
themselves up, embalmed in the mud of
Delaware fiatts, or torn offtheir bottoms in
threading the dangerous navigation ofthe
frock bar? Have our schooners furled
their sails and gone into quarantine, wait
ing for rise of waterl No, nothing of
this kind has taken place. The staunch old
Perry mukes her trips as usual always
bringing water enough for her o%n use;
the Wayne strides up and down over the
rock bar, and never dreams of shipwreck,
and the white sails Of the schooners are
courting the wind with as much assiduity
as ifthey never had visions ofbars and latts'
and barely six feet water in the channel
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
SARSAPAElLIA PILL OF HEALTH; or.
BIZ OD FILL,

'kilS excellent family phi is a medicine % long tried IA
chcy inr ALI disorders xton,av AHA how
els tlt common Of which cussS, f,:gn
cH u-iis, lost" appetite. heIaehe, eidImess 4
iuut>s after mris u the eyas, ua
rh,s III tr >tomnL sud bow els indigestion producing tor
hu stat" "' ihc 'r and consequent inactivity of the ow
H. causing ads Izat'nu Of every Of The c
Will IN tns nj % iicl' rciarltnu, itic rerscvcr-
nnce, !r cneruH r.o.td. Two lhee doses VIII on
Nincc TIE all :"' :" lis sautHGy effects Tn skmach II
s""eI, rel Al! IT. '' 2t healthy the live, bow
less heat, pain Jaund," appearance, strength ACTIVITY
and rfnc"sf heath will he the quick taking tins ne.
JIclnc according 10 h" directions ying each
These rllsa'e particularly stomach
colds h"rtncss breath, m tho
urinary and taken after ut
table, they quickly restore the system OF
repo>e
Persons of full habit who subject headache eddt-
ness and the arising from
flow OF blood 10 the head should he without them
many dangerous symptoms will be entirely carried thol
immediate
For female. these pills truly excellent removing
all Instructions the distressing ea ache very pevaoB
with the depression Of spirits duincss of sight
give Ralv and juvenile bloom 10 this complexion.
To mothers they confidently recommended a. he hest
madeleine that he taken during and los :hdren
Of ull ages they uncQuaeL.
A. pleasant, safe aEerlant they unite the
daun I" mild operation h the successful Effect and
require restraint If diet confinement heir
N regulating tho dose according age ng ofths
PATIENT hcv become suitable every tase her that
can he required and for elderly people they will be found
he the most c"nlfortabe medic,ne hitherto prersred
Sold At No. 9G Custom, house ST, New Orleans we-3m
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
SPECIFIC SOLUTICiJ

a LII WHO arc suffering from utETlIKAl uSEAsE.5
II such GDNOKKiiDEA, GI.EETS, SfRlCTuRES
IRRITATION or THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URETii-
RA, PRDSTHArE GLAND, and all DISEASES OF the y
RINARY PASSAGES FANS IN TiIE LOiNS CRAVE.
Lumbago from Gene, al Weakness. Local ehihiy are
assured that tins vau blc ncJIcine ul tIm surcs ahn
perfectly erdCatcs the above Diseases much er Than any
other, and invariably the co.titnton and eener
health AMI restores lose thai have been Jr-
Ell ny disease improper treatment III fat no medc'he
can be compared aud a positively cured maly thuus
daily super eng the Of those njnrns and nnuseous
inedcinrs-t Opaivh. Jurprntne. Eubcbs. Mercury Ae
IN addition l" the numerous tcstiGnas received rom All
parts OF The ~" including the East and West ni Amer
ca, Hc and medical Of the ts hct stAndhg Ia the pro-
cssin all bearing csiim its surprisin! success, Two
Hundred pounds reward Iu. been times oerca tohnJ
one wh"'nn produce any remedy eua luand's Spfciuc
," utn Aiie this further comment he Necessary
hut hJIi few n Tho crrticatcs.
81 have prescribed ioland sSpccif solution to everaipa-
tents nborine udci e,hIa gc atonisfs
eioe Witnessed and their health much prov
ed. II. LEY, NJ. ID.
"I.ecturcr on Mdwi fary. ut Bnrhoumew's Hospital"
DR. Clarke has prescribed Yoiand Specific Solution,
ny patient, l1ber"g under Urthra Dchurse ant,
bly, uuHd they cured mucl4rss Than b. had pro-
'inusy Observed when Using preparations Of toPaya and -
81 remedy uneualpd, and that he Intends
in future to prescribe for his patients.
i.oHDoa, DsccnIi"r II 1887.
DR. Green hereby ccrties Yonnh's Specific so!von j.
etC remedy, and that Erchraf DIS
than alton Of copa'H he has ever pre-
scribed
The above be obtained only No 96 us;op house
New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
MEDICAL CARD.
AND IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED WITH DIS

A TREATISE, ., vo.fn,s c,o.n. f.,,.,s am,
n,fsurt ,"sa"s practical on Seminal
untuiu an Immediate ru,n ih.n. 1870 ,nH ,sr,,
II is "a" eu'' " ,'n secrecy nM Ss's'y
uereal Disease nu,na -, ths nI,t ' ~ ;,',o ns,
who !y the usc of ,h, deadly u"n r, IN. rnm
,,,,uon AMI ,"'' r"t "f,a",s rum ,nt t t
.,iu.,, rc"'s I L ~ , h,,I T." ,"' "' ~ ,,h o
rn cn'v " @ 2? '' sn'I III. a." ''"s,n seH
IuuchoI, nr,h ,,u,. nc, . ,i d ni ~
pElRYS pElt1IAG SpEiIIIC Ri. 3
Acer,un 40 ana, ,hr ,,,, al =, ~ ~ ~, .
for the p.rn,u.nI and ,l, r,, .r -, vanc,rai ic rnn
ur,I,n. "i,.,. .' .' u n. ' -. ae III
:rrr,io,. nf,Ic Jey r,,nI ,, I i w., ' ,
I,,,on Of ,hr TI,Ir, a. mr., i ,t H." t ~ @
MIR, rn.s,"cs trrur,y mr. orni,, ,, ~ Vs., t",
ns Of 'G I. Ivy per Giue euro IN me sh"'
ally admin, r,r' cav he n,1,ed by many t,""nds The
spec ic Mill 700, ont every u,,rl r IN. i},n, No s. ,,r
iyhr IN their progress the whole Of Iuts They not
~ remove 'l,so'se, hu, h, then. the differ
their n.urr riL and inpr ,np,,be ~ to CONVINCE tho
piIca of astonishing ua pose s. They
neither mercury any niuers snl ma, b.
taken nupt the slightest suspicion ar co,4rv Tley re-
uirr iie, ii time nr ndr incs of bus
ur>. but effect ,npucc cu,, v,,Lru, nc lens, rsnrnn,
the patient At my r,rnd when ho slightest NAV
eAI,' I'll be sc recuurs" 10 the Sp.c,icpII for
taken l.irs the disease Lo, nude il. NM ar'.
certain prcv.ntl,, b., removing ID, a. m,ai frr,n,v
and secretly,
McssIs Ferry, Surgeons direct studies tn
those dreadful ees arising from III. too f ee aud ins-
indulgence t the passions which no, only orrn
sion of uttct.ous and entail On IL,
all the inecIitics nf Old a. but cnh
alncs all the bodily senses, occasioning .s Of magma
t,on alignment numory inLilc.encc ami ay.rnn far n,
pleasures. The idea their own uuhar . ~ and DESPAIR
winch arises from considering themselves tho authors Of
their misery and the necessity the l,irs
u" marriage, the huctuaiing ideas - wl have riy
II way 10 this deInsye and cS,rucr,e lu, In ths, d.,
,rcssng state Of debility or dcfc.rUcy the, NJ co,
qurnc, Of buueui ~ tees excessy, mixing or ,nv
Other by which powers OF the co. i,.o becom.
cneehcd they firm. saIe and SPEEDY rcs,urat;on ~,
sound aud vigorous health "
Pu,ry'sNcsetabe Pills arc well knoVp for tie ccr,oin on
pains bones liberated .ore t. nu, nosr ch,n
mic rheumatism. sero'ds, scorbue rlnnutnr Affection,
limbs depression OF spirits and al arising from an
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL.
DDINN

is TACT that 10000 of Sarsapura Blood P'Us huve
l. been sold during the past six months.
is lrtthat they taken in nnunicrabc instances TO
oiate and tho misccvou and bad effects Of qack
endanp erred.
1t aclTIut all qu,ck me licncs contain minerals
mercury, winch quacks think "mi,l kill cure, and trust
TO their effect ""h miss"
sa inct-Thut quacks and foreign imposors
call themselves doctors uthey cf,c,unIy impose
tc vile and dangerous preparation the pubc caring
nothing for the Consequences that they only pocket
ih"ir unjust gain.
lii f'ct-Fha the qiacks and foreign mpnstors who
now ntcs country know nothing Of tho nature Of med
clcs muck less about diseases of the l,umal,
1t iact-Thcy particularly cicucious the follow
diseases all OF which less mpuric
oitlie blood and animal fluids namely
Rheumatic affections; ulcerous Of the throat
Scr"iua; Erysipcius and body;
JauntCc; Heartburn Scaly eruptinis and bloChes oil
Diseases of the liver, skin, the skim
bones and glands Dry AMI pimplcs. and
PUN of the sde along the putncs of the face and of
back and spine, the the body
region Of the heart aud letter and rine~orms
stomach; Swelling and hardening of the
Inward fevers, bad in glands u! the neck the
the mouth foul breath; grons, breast, &c
Fl.tucncy Indigestion; Stomach coughs;
Want of APPETITE; Liver compliant
Sour and acties of the stomach Wnerbrasb &c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
EAbEl00 pig OF lead landing from steam boa
- Rienzi, and for snie nv
ae7 JTHAfER & Co, ~ Popdrss st

TIVE American Flower Garden ox-"ury, contain.
ing practical directions for the culture Of pantSir
the 1ower garden, hot house, eren house, r'nn- or
pnrour windows Tor every inonth in the year. with DIES
crrnn If the plants most desirable in ench the nature
ot,he soil and the situation best adaved 10 their rrow tn
the proper iur ranspanting &c. Instructions
for ting hot house. hu,se ard IA, irg out
flower enisn, also table of soils cong NAL the
plants contained in the work. Il whole Adapted either
large small esrdcns, with instructions for preparing
the soil. propn a,ing planting, producing, training and
tng The gars wire, with descriptions ii The hes,
for cuIfwa,ins in tho open Just received sud 70
she bv ALIEN. TOWAR,
! AL &c 49Csmp sis>
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
(lkLNAN PHOTOGRAPHIC f PRlTING OF
" FlCE, So Magazine street, opposite Banks Ar.

w GREENE takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the citizens of New OrIeuns, that e has
aagt tn Brought Lthograph, par silh copper plate
printing, and from the facilities the has copper
rlnc engraving, Ic can execute all orders entrusted
HIM, at hulit expense Of cng'uvlng and nearly
cheap as type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars sent out in their own
hand writing, can have any quantity at few hours
notice; they will be executed for them in beautiful
style such has heretofore given general satisfaction
lou lhe most respectable commission houses in this
city. Gentlemen d"sirous of having Visiting Busi-
ness turds finished in the best nurnsr, will 90 well bt
calling at lie office and specimens.
Feb. |, 1884
N B-iiank notes neatly executed, and circulars,
n. Int.1I Hmm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
TIE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VERY

CIENGfMAN, late 0T the Iam'ridye Tnyc1gty hnv
n ing tc'crei method of curing himself of Neryous
er Msnu Conrlss of fourteen turatiun and foux
years nvng n1 AIT Na 1000 pRirnts ali o he hs. cur
ca who followed his ADVICE, except ON heneyo-
ence a'tcr TINA gam 10 others Low spirits
bhlly and exhaustion determination Of bo, the head ysr
tg" Sronndess feat failure of Memory for busi
ness udy &C., rcstlessues wre,eheies, indie
cis'cs de'si"n melancholy thoughts of DESTRUCTION in
sandy &C. are durable by this sporan, discovery. Most re-
six weeks.
. Apply to No YG Custom house st, New Orleans
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
100000 tickets, u, SIS scheme price 81 100000.
Selling prize $50 per ticket.
SYLVESTER Il Co., 1856 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sole Agents.

W The reccilts Of the sale Of the tickets will be de-
posi,ed in the Canal Union, Cnrroon, Citizens md
Consolidated hunks, in New Oreans in the numc OF
Louis Schmidt jointly with j. b. Perruut ncuaIly
Cashier oflm Citizens Bank, ahd A. I'au1onin nc-
tually cashier ofthc Consolidated Bank, us Trustees,
per act passed before A. Muznrenu Esq. Not. Pub
the above mentioned gentlemen unincumbered us
Trustces for the security of the fortunate prize ho-
ders
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to the credit Of the above named City
Banks Of New Orleaus
The Public referred to the acts passed bcfoe
A. Maxnrenn, Esq. Not. Pub. in relation TO the prop
perties which embrace the respective prizes in the
OIfery.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA

Reguklr Packet
* ''sSf p1 ssss la. 5's ""s;c?
s sss.:ayg.- will Leave New Orleans every We'd
nesdav at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for bayou Sara & every
Saturday at 10 nclock A. NJ taxing the cnn>t down on
Sund"y. For ieg ht passage apply to Capt. Hart
on bnnrI to
feb25 ADAMS T. WIIITALL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
I1ARRoWGATE SPRINGS
.TUH'U UIHCTV COUNTY,, II IHT'fTTH.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY From NE y
A.


THREE DAYS JOURNEY From NEW
ORLEANS
fuN1E proprietor Of this establishment has the plea
l. OF announcing to his friends and the public
in general that he will be in Tcudnc by the first day OF
May IT, receive visiIrrs lie Will ala for the be-
neit OF those distance, that there have been large
Improvements made, and others going and III
rapid progress for co'prti"n which will ennble the
subscriber to accommodate n much larger number thun
heretofore, and at the same time much better.
Familie can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those who prefer have lurge cubi'!s detached from
the mu building.
1t is deemed unnecessary tt say anything in parcu.
lar Of the character Of these WATERS for it is generally
believed that they not inferior to in the South.
ern States. All the nmuscmPnts that genrrull7
found at Watering Places will he found at this. T {
best music that this pnrt of TIL country Affords
been engaged and wi" be in constant attendance at hc
Springs during the whole
he subscribe, will avail himself Of this opportunity
in returning his nneigned thunks for the very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes by the exer-
tions that have been made in improving and extending
the Accommodations to merit liberal patronage the
present season. JNO CRAM.
NIB
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
FOR NEW YORK.
IN ~ an IN
m 5MH 4ATH 5AH

~ - ~ -
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
fENO snil puncuallv every Monday from euch port
This Linz eff Packets have h''cn Increased to .lc,
first rIus- ships, consisting Of
Ship .NosLrWr, Captain Wood.
irhnnsas, Captain i : lihnIs,
Ahab"m" Captain { Berry,
OrIr"nS, Captain : Sears,
Echsbnrs, Captain J Eunker
M"the0, Captain Ashley.
NashrM', Ca tain Wood.
Lnuisa, CnptAin Truman.
Oc0nte, Captain Lyons.
OcmWsec, Captain I.eas
Nrm Mip - Captain Woolhouse.
Nem ship - Captain Nichols.
The ubn,e ships all of the first cluss, roppercd
and copper fastened, and were built i'll New York
prsSy for this traIr-'hry of light ,.,uught of
ter, and almost invariably the bar without dcea
hrss packets commanded hy Captains well cx
To accommodate. The; will always he lowed up and
down the river and will promptly sail advertised
They hav" handsomely Furnished, recommendations, aud
If the first quality will always be furnished and
every attention Iuld 10 the comfort aud satisfaction Of
passrngrrF
The price OF the cabin is fixed at $50, without wine
liquor.
For further particulars apply to COHEN,
uar:"l 90 Common street
W The ships no, accountable for breakage Of
glass, hollow ware, marble granite, cooperagc. oftn
Of non Steel: responsible for any package
parcel put board, unless regular bill uladlng be
signed therefor, ut the otfic" of the agents.
FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York line of Fackcts.1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
PRAIRIE COTTAGE.

tkAlklf WI Aht.'
IL PROCTOR presents his best compliments to his
Il friends, the public Of New Orleans, and to all
strangers who may he passing few days the .ity
and informs them thar he will he ready III few dnvs
rcceiv. them at That pleasant retreat, the A Il E
COTT \ & T., situated on the Lake shore. Persons
Travelling either from Springfield, Donaldsonve, O,
Mndsonvillc OF the citv, there meet with good
cheer-fnc ommodatons and polite atenlion-and
all parties iv way of tha Nashville Railroad he
we'd in private and pleasant room, by giving day.
notice Of their Intention to
The proprietor doubts not that inducements for a
visit will be found in the advantages the Cottage pre-
the invalid, and those wearicd with the hent
dust, and hustle Of the city. The pure and delicious
air constantly floating either from the Lake the greut
praie-the refreshing and the other lonied with
fragrance, i'll ever give unmingcd delight to the wan>
drrtr in search either ofhealth or pleasure.
+. Proctor appeals therefore with confidence to the
patronage Of those who know his method of ing his
friends, and doubts that most strangers visiting the
city will honor him with call. lie Intends making
Prairie Cottage of the agreeable places of
sor, in the neghbnrhoot oflhr city.
The proprietor guarantees That his wines, liquors &C.
Sc. shall he of the most choice nature ut the same
time he will devote his attention to procure all the
lest clicrccs and viads of the for his tuble.
m2l-}m
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
July 10th.
I.;tI. NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
IA, The and very fast Smiling Schooner
,TTN COMET, Cnpt. Stark, will be ready to Sail
.xAH. in few days having the greater part Of he,
engaged. For the bulk OF 400 barrels passage
having superior accommodations apply on hoord "ppo-
site Jefferson st or to l.. II. GALE,
Ju1y 18th 90 (;ommOu street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.

Situated IN New Orleans,
TO DE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER, 1889
IN JACKSONVILLE, Fa..
Under the superintcn,lence OF the Commissioners np.
pointed by the Legislative Assembly of FL,ridn.
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON,
MuImnnra
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
THE INDIANS PANACEA,
CDR n nv
u, BONN ABEL
Cor. ,f Natohez and Tchoupitoulas SIS.

OR the Of rheumatism scroula kings evil
scatica or hip govt, ncpIcnt salt pI
ic ana mercura discusses particularly ulcers and puinu
affections of the bones liberated thront md nos ulcers
OF every descrpuon fever aud internal nscesscs u
las piles scLld head curvy bcs. chrome eyes. crysp
ens botce and every variety Of cutane"s arci"n cro
nc catarth head ache proceeding from any ncrd humOur
pain the stomach aud dyspepsia proceeding from
ahccuns of the liver chronic inflammation f thc kidneys
OF the skin. Ii sngulaly CiicaLous nu+aing those
constitutions winch have been broken down by nJudons
treatment or juvenile irregularities In terms II
commended IN all those seascs hich from
kind.
some OF the above complaints may require some rihng
slatat nPpcalons, which the OF the iii
dictate; but 10, general remedy pucator the
caase the INDIANS PANACEA viii generally be found SUI
unICu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01

FQNIE ADDRESS Of the Louisiana Native Amercae
4 Association o the citizens Of Louisiana and thu
inhabitants Of the United States just published and for
sale by DAVID FELT Il Co,
Jig "a Charles st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
FOR CHARLESTON.

To S0VOh Thursday l8M iuSt
III The first class and fast Snng schooner DE"
FRY Light, Captain Brown will sail above
.SAE[h-AL. and can take light freight, deck
load. For terms Of which passage having handsome
recommendations; if inmcinte Application be made
bunrd opposite Gruvicr 81. or 10 II GALE,
July Eth SO Common st.