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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

~ II. OF NiIiIDI-N carhnys Newton & Rich-
~ mons chemical companv's oil of Ni,inl, n superb
az arti, lc for manufacturers, for sale hv
JARVIS & ANDREWS. Wholesale Druggists
julv9 rur Common & TdiIapiiclas SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

1 pounds pure and No |.
Nv W tlle LEAD, in packages, assorted from IS to
oo' pounds, nov landing from big Daniel kiIby, Tor
sale by the subscribers, agents for thu manufacturers
JARVIS s, ANDREWS,
julyo Corner COMMON a. Tcl,nn;,olus STA
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A|ANA C~DFFEE-'50 bags of prime quality
1nr sale by A TRIEK,
Jh"e - 81 Gravier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

- wv "ihy IHN hltlinS, aIl very strongly recon-
mtldch ny many throughout the u STATES. (Scc directions
accompanying each box of pills)
tia a ~fact-TIrv are rumposr,l entirely cr vcr,,,hj..
NJ" II r, ,Hon r. warranted toeontain no mercury or animal pre-,
Ills II iact-Ihcy may be TAX cn by the most ,lric ate, and NJ,
''"ecs' without restraint of occupation or business; Aitho,l
lear OF taking cold; witlou, change of diet or restrain, from
1t is ~aiact-ILcy will not by their operation, which, NAV
DC mid or "ct'vr, according to the quantity taken, weaken
III y stem 50 much as most of the purgativc medicines gene
1t ; f'ct-Ihat they re the mos, cnsc,usI
PURIFIERS OF 7WE BLOOD.
~RENovATOR or TIE SYSTEM
Ever discovered,
j. Also, constitutional diseases, produced by mercury, @,
nc numerals or the consequence Of syphilis, !ucs, vcncrial,
Its II fnct-Tha, never in IA single instance have they been
kho"nto be used, that they did not produce u rood elect
curing thousands, many Of whom were before con- lr, cd ln.,,-
railn.
It's nfnc,-that one box. of S@arsnpariIla pills and one bottle
oil the compound syrup ofSarsnlnrlIla, is all sunirlcn, to cure
Its a tact-Should be observed. that the only place they can
G Obtained gen"'"" in n. Orleans, is "t Custonilousc street.
o"ir" - o. No. %. =
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
st. the vital rrIneipl lie (Lifr) Is contained IN the blood.
9. Blood makes blood.
ID. Livery Thing in the body is derived from blood.
lth. An constitutions are radically th"samr.
9Th. An diseases arise from Impuruy orlhr blood. or in 9th
cr words from acrimonious hunur, lrlrri III the body.
hlh. All Thee humrrs IRE cnuirI OH, the blood purified
ana mad" '"aIthiu' by the sa1a"p"rtNa that nesInuIo,es with
It'll. V"g"t,llr pnrratisc s alone u>simiIalc wilh the hI,od.
MPttlIl "it'c blood i. w"il know to lr one oflln grc,,
! cnisr> of d's"n". SAtSApAEIIIA wen known 10 be-
system IN r>,,,ru.r, it, Inr nr''",, ~" ,." "n' ~ 81 ~ n",hfn
ran'ccas, Cntl1olicons, Il =! other prclmrnrrou>. 1t Is useless,
therefore 10 comment On It's vlttn,s; they are known tocvc,y
one as every newspapers filled with ADVERTISEMENTS ofprrI-
Il lns discovered Il rrorrs, known only 10 himself
wnr''hy IT 5 combined wI'''"tocr well know remedial agents
Says,,ar,jn ~. II" EI ~ VI pu u e "i W. ,r'HPar'i's' amt forming
hlnrd a mld and rrntlr purrnryr' Wwhn, h% H.. n, ~ r ~ I"I
y ami almost tmr"rc"p'IIIy carrie, oil the gro,, and morbid
n n,iI. %s nI, ' y 'r"" IL, 51r h,""l ny the o@!r,ar"r'Ii". These
'rn,r and r,'lncr rhr system. rrmIr,Iag # more r'i i,nLin " to- I' DIS
ease, W nhrnlnE the system. ani m ,.ur dl..--c to take
s'f"n@er not ! a'i knIl"e or destroying thousands; in short
that nrc m.nnf'r rur, :" ~ ~ rn my, nEs a., a., t y ," =, me pitts do
mIxrhIry"uS IN ,nn 10, r a. ~ I""MS IL '''1En lmp",tpr' are as
erals. ~
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE Fl,

FURNITURE! FURNITUREM
EUST received at the Loui.i,na Furnture W,r,
house, a large supply from New York and Bos
on. Persons in the want OF furniture would do we'll
to call, aud select their articles from one of tn. best and
largest stocks now IN the city. W CARNES.
dh ~ p,n.u,,
n B-Partiru!nr attention paid to packing and SHIN
ing Furniture, trrep otexprn-c. d6-ow
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"A Eict-That they re the most cfTectual
PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD.
RENONATOR OF TIiE SYSTEM

Ever discovered.
AlSo' constitutional diseases, produced by mercury, q,
&c &c. ' ''' '"'''
his II fhct-That never in IA single instance have they been
Known to be used, thnt they did not produce Il good effect
curing thousands, many of whom were before con- idrl ed ina,-
rahl".
Iii niact-that one box of SarsaparIla pills and one hottie
OF the Compound Syrup ofSnrsnphrIIla, is all sunicicn, to cure
any ofthc above diseases.
1t n fnci-Should be observed. that the only place they rnu
G ohtnlncd genuine in n. Orleans, is II, Cusiomi,uusc street.
bnEril - A. n, On; 4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

lROWN SOAP-30o boxes brown soap, for sale by
u II SNJ 2 WHITNEY u Cumn st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

FALL Il NlNIER CLOTHING.
/. FREEMAN Il CO., No 3, Magazine street.
-. are rrcei, Ing their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will conlinu" to receive shipments rcgu.
lar!v Throughout the season. Their assortment being
large will enable Them to supply M. rchanls from
the county. ut the shortest notice; for suI,: wholesale
n retail, on accommodating terms.
pp19
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

SoAP--eOo boxes, Robbins, 81 Soap, in store for
,, 1aIrhv JTIlAiFlt & Co.
July 18th n p,ylr,s Stra,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

NOR SAl.E-A very likely muiatto girl, about Is
years of age, good cook. perfect washer and IRON
or, good SeHmstrrss, and sold with ,ut ~fiult-Apll, ia
the Counting Room OF the True American.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17
IIARROWGArE SPRINGS

kA'p' SIDE NH rHrshs erIIo rIur t'IncIuunIl
= cured IN store, ioi HAlr by G.. DORSEY,
Iiulv I'd al Ne. o,.a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

BLOOD BLOOD!! BLOOD!!!
lst: The vital principle (Iir) Is contained III the blood.
9. Blood makes blood.
3d. Livery thing in the body is derived from hInuI
ltl. AN constitutions are radically tn" same.
an an diseases arise from imluirIty orlhr blood. or in 9th
or words, from acrimonious humur- Ir1rri IN the had,
hlh. All thee hunars IRE cnIirI un, the E,luol purified
ana mad" hcaIthiu! hy the saDoupArilht that ueslmIIaies with
the blood. ~
It'll. F"g"tnhl" purrati,c alone uSsiniIatc " ih the blood.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

(Ato\ Casks superior CincluurI Gu
- red, in store tor sulc by
il q DORSEY, II New I..,e
p~AlSlN>-iOo boxes flesh Malaga Rnlsin., Tor
- sale by a TKIt.R,
jun'Ii ri Gr,y,ars ),
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

NO RENT-Thc store, No. Bank Place. Apply
l. to ADAMS n WHITAIL,
iuly II ~ c., T.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

tN,EMt.NTS OF Civil tinsrcrrln., beng an utttmut
~ to consolidate the principles ofthe va,ious npern
tons of the Civil Engineer mtu one sont of view fl,
the use nf students and tlos,, who MA, be about To en-
bark in the profession. illustrated nv copper p.a1a+.
ani Inter'rersrd with various nlr.'"l tables by John
Mllhhgtnn civil engn tcr formerly Professor of .nrchuu.
les in the Royal inSt,tn'inn OF Great Britain, nov Pro.
trssor If Natural Philosophy and Chemistry in William
n Mary College Of Va. For sale by
JJ 4 TpWAR 40 Camp :,
tNNEilAN'iE ON NASHVILLE, for $1,000 pay,
~ able July u, for sale hv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-17

brls mess nnd prime, at the inspection
i for sale by G. DORSEY,
29ll June al New I cvoa
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

BosroN LADIES, EIeHrY YEhRs Aeo. we
find in the AmericaHt annals, an account of the
anniversary of Society for ehcoqraging in
dustry, held in.l7 75S on which OCCASION Boston
Common presenteda novel sight. in the af-
ternocn, about three hundred young female
splnners decently dressed, appeared on the
common at their spinning wheelg. They ywere
placed regular in three rows, and q female
was seated atteach wheel. The weavers also
appeared gleanly dressed, in garments oftheir
own weaving; one of them, working at a loom
on stage, was carried on mems shoulders, at
tended with music. An immense number of
spectators were present at this interesting
spectacle. The Rev. DR.. Cooper preached
discourse, and collection was made for the
benefit Of the institution
Ladies of Boston whirling three hundred
spinning wheels! These were afterwards the
matrons who refused British tea; and who
never sung 'aIry nothings' over piano.
Could not thousand delicate ladies' now be
seen in the city, at their pianos, where one
fashioned rosy damsel could be found at the
healthy exercise of the spinning-wheel? II,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

IMPORTANT TO MoSRoE Our citizens will
observe with pleasure, by an advertisement in
to-days paper, that the arrangements for the
coming season, SO far as communication be-
tween this City and Detroit or the Maumee
valley is concerned, are ofthe most accommo-
dating and superb character. The route, so
long neglected, will be supplied with daily
line of the best boats on Lake Erie, both as
regards speed and accommodation. The
Steamboats, o. Newberry and Erie, will be
employed on the route, plying daily between
Detroit and Perrysburg and Maumee, touch
ing at intermediate ports.
The Newberry has been thoroughly repair
ed the past winter, and is now in first rate
trim.
We hope the enterprise of the proprietors
will be duly appreciated by our citizens and
the travelling community, and meet with that
success which it SO richly deserves. Monroe
Gaz.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

The Fayette Advertiser is the name of
paper recently commenced az Fayette, Miss.
Fayette, according to the second number of
this paper must be all sorts of place. 1t
contains an account ola horse-race, boxing
matcliand wrestling match, all on q Sunday,
ofseSen instances ofpockets having been pick
ed Zone off S1 ,lOo) within four days Of the pub
licatlon;.of robbery in neighboring village,
and of the arrival of two gamblers there; of
the erection of two grog shops and ten-pin-
elley: of a threat to pull down the Office of the
paper, and, as finale, Of the running off ofa
printer.-Cin. Sum- x M
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

Gen. Scott arrived in this citv on Saturday,
on his way to Washington, to confer with the
President, upon the difficulties on the frontier.
He represents the people as in high state of
evaporation; saying that the feeling once
confined to few lawless persons on both
sides, is now pervading the whole population,
and that 100000 men more were wanted for q
Canadian invasion, they could be collected in
one hour.--Hart. Req.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

A correspondent Of the N. Y. Express, un-
der date of Bangor March Cd, concludes a
letter on the subject of the existing difficulties
on the Bouadary Question, as follows. The
concluding sentence smells strong of gunpotc-
der!
When then is to be the issue of the present
movements. Maine, without dissenting
voice, has raised $S00,000 and 1000 men to
protect her territory from unauthorized plunder.
Denied the right to possession Of the territory
which she has held undsturbed since the or
ganization Of her government, she must sit qui-
etly by and see her land stripped Of its timber
and rendered worthless; and that too, under
the cover of government which is bound in
honor and in JUSTICE to protect it as far as is in
her power or take up arms in its defence.
Under these circumstances wilnot the General
Government sustain us? Will the British
Ministry, under this state of facts, withdraw
the pretenslons of her Provincial agent, and
allow the right of Maine to be protected! Or
will she pushintoa war? 1.-THE latter, then let
the War cry be raised from Maine to Missouri,
and it shall echo back from the coast of Labra-
dor to the Pacific Seas, and the line of boun-
Diary that shall separate our Government and
Great Britain shall be the Ocean that rolls be-
tween us.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

For two or three days past, the Congress-
ional gentleman have been travelling through
our city ontheir return to their homes. Prem
tss, Southgate and Menifee, have all escaped
in the overflow of Duncan's wrath,
and ut present are safe and sound, ,-of the lat
ter gentleman, our valient Representative, we
have no recent tidings. IT has been reported
here that he was to be honored with public
dinner, at Baltimore, on Monday the 18th
inst. but the Baltimore Republican Of the 5th,
the editor Of which worships the Doctor, gives
usno information in relation to such a procee-
ding. Wherever the Doctor may be, he had
better take care Of himself f--Randolph is after
him, and will be sure to have one or both Of
his ears. Welare certain that he will never
reack Cinclnnati with both these useful ap-
pendages il his professions. Nous gerrons, as
our venerable friend Of the Richmond Enquirer
was wont 10 exclaim, Gin. Rep.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

The Duke of Beaufort, the Foreign Cores
pondent ofthe New York Star says, is one Of
the best dressed men in London, and lounges
behind the scenes in blue or brown dress coat
with large buttons ofgold on which are stamp
ed the badge of the Conservation Club 1.-THE
Star of the Garter raised on FURNISHED
ground) sumptuous waiscoat of crimson,
black, and gold, satin stock with great
bunch Of diamonds in front, neatly cut trow-
sers, French polished boots, and white gloves.
Del. Post.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

Astranger passing through Toledo, the
other day, inquired his way to Monroe, Mich.
He was told to take the road that appeared
plainest and the most travelled. He did SO,
and, in the course Of a few minutes, found
himselfin the burying grouud. He did not
stay there very long, but was soon seen rum
ming the country as if the rider Of the pale
horse was athis heels.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

ONE WAY OF FLATTERING VIoroRIA. The
niece Of late bellman became candidate for
a vacant Office:
The steward Of the manor objected to her
because she was woman, to which she repli-
ed ssGod bless you, sir, that's no reason;
hav'nt we woman for a kingT' The simpli-
city and readiness of this reply induced the
steward to admit her as a candidate, and on a
show of hands she was unanimously elected.
- Worcester Journal.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23
From the .NesOark Dailv .aduertiser.

NEW JERSEY GENERAL BANK BILL.
The Bill for General Banking Law report
|edto Council, contemplates to open the Privi-
'lege'upon the following terms, viz:
ppWbe capital to commence business with, to
4 geesdt less than $4,000, nor more than 1,000,-
10 dollars.
The duration of the lawto be thirty years,
and to be amended or repealed at any time.
That portion of the capital for which Bills
may be issued, to be secured by bond and
mortgages upon productive real estate in this
State, exclusiveof buildings, thereon, and Uni
ted States and State Stocks; said Stocks to
constitute one-half, at not exceeding par value,
and bonds and mortgages the other half at half
their real value, ofthe security upon which bills
are to be issued. Ssg
The bills to be registered and countersigned
by the Treasurer of the state, or such other
person or persons as the Legislature may ap-
point. t..s.
The amount of Specie to be held by the
Banks to be l25 per cent. on the amount of
Bills in circulation, being the larger amount
than the average sums held by the Bank now
in operation. t
The value of the real estate to be given as
security TO be estimated by three disinterested
frceholders appointed by the Treasurer or such
other person or persons as may be designa-
ted by the Legislature.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

ImPoR1ANT FROM WISCONSIN The Legis-
lature met at Madison, on the % of January.
The Governor in his Message, announced that
from certain indications, helanticipates difficult
ty from the refusal of the Winpebago Indians
to emigrate West according to treaty stipula-
tions. They are making hostile preparations.
The Governor recommends that the War De-
partment be Immediately memorialized forarms
and ammunition, and fine companies of Dra-
goons. In case ofan immergency, the Govern
or will take the responsibility of raising volun-
teer companies, whichhe will head in person
for the protection of the frontier settlements.
Louis J. Barber of Milwaukee, is elected
Speaker. Buff. jour. nEa aIna
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

A RusE.--A man travelling from St. Louis,
in order to hasten his journey, booked himself
"Amos Kendall" Accordingly it was whisz
pered from one driver to the other that the
Postmaster General was among the passen-
gers, and, of course, the, mail carriers made
their wheels revolve with double TIER usudif
velocity, and " Mr.. Kendall'' reached the end
of his jburney much sooner than he would un-
der his own cognomen.-B Post.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

BANK OF MILwAuKIE.--The Committee ap-
pointed to look into the affairs of this bank
found no banking gv0ice, but tsco sets of direc-
Tors. When the Stock was subscribed for, on
ly sl60were paid in specie, and the balance in
certificates Of deposit, which certificates were
not endorsed by the payees, and Of course could
never be available to the bank.
The way western folks get up banks, and
put their worthless paper ahoat, capsthe climax
Of all wholesale swindling .-BuG. Bur.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

CURE FOR THE RHEUMATlsM.--As we. are
desirous of doing all we can to relieve those
who are unfortunately afflicted with this pain
full and almost incurable disease, we publish
the following remedy given by the editor of
the Boston Post:--" Close all the outer doors"
of four story house, open all the inner ones;
then take long switch and chase a cat up
stairs and down until she sweats--pussy's
perspration is an infallible cure."-Bah.
Sun. AZ ~
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

On the Goth of January the oldest of he
Soverelgns Of Europe, Charles John, lBerh-
dotte,) King Of ofSweden, entered his 76sh y&r.
The most aged Sovereigns after his sxelsh
Majesty, are the King Of Prussia and tiI5a kipg
Of the French. llia
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

The glorious little steamboat "ERrE.' Cap
tain Edwards--is "clear CRITIC the back -bone."
She has made four unsuccessful attempts
to get to Cleveland, and every time she was
nearer the desired port. The captain says he
is sure to accomplish his object next time.
Good luck to him and his gallant little steamer.
--Det Post.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

BaIDoE,--rhe bridge over the Maumee at
the foot Of Conant Street, has been passible
for week or more, and is now nearly or quite
finished. We are not able to give the dimen-
Etions Of the structure, but will doso as soon
as we learn them.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

The Partisan has but two meals 3ay---
Ore is the dejeune--a sort Of light lin,iet at
IL and then is the dinner in the afterno an.---
Except at English houses there are 10 suEpeEs.
Intoxication is avice rarely known aIaong q K
French. - Hnrf Req. : AZ
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23
nIAUMEE CITY EXPRESS.
sATpRpAY, MARCH D, lssg.

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tA' IA y S's'''''' a's fa,''N''s y. - ! ~
'ssp wss' = s's S''a'as = I '.s,' 80
ss''''sss n, wv '''s = w e'''I'sD
'lo'i navy ~" ''A"sssu ~ a'e~ sno.s
= '''' '''s'.'ses ls 'sa'u a'', s 1',s !
1py ne''e ~ 'na' San .Ppy y s'. ss.,
y ,sn,.y -aP'hs' isat''' 80
sn-''oulsp ine" !. 'n0u.u - '"a' : Nsl
n''e Pos'pone's, 'ofs'nas''n''e p0s'pO"s''
tasy nave Oseh . esesy rnpo''a"' 'Asa'u =
s.'s eoou y 'ie Peop's' ,'Aas A1se ,ns, s.'0
s'nce, 70 Decsn'oei 'as'' '"ey el'e ,'o"' ''e
manteo p0oi = oDscui'.s' aau ua~u'eu - '',e
seas q government - aiaw .AeA ~ .'tm :
towance' % % spen' - s'''"s anu u''uA'As
nys tnsy naso Pa'seu : a,e" '''"'s IVA as'''
t'hkereo 'ne oanSs . i''.'e' " 'u''e "i'.en
ior tne'n as soon 40 eieo'on N" was ove'' au -
nsnnl's'y po'spO"eu esS'' 'DHis e''o
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23
CINoINNArI, h

n -OINCINNAII, HIHF7H I Q. m
FLoUR.--The canal having al lot into
full operation, receipts of fodsh Nave been
heavy and prices have slightly given way:
sales at canal $5, ,93, and considerable ordered
into store, unless $6 can be obtained. 4
WHEAT meets ready sale at $1,18a.
WHIsKEY.--Receipts light and sold readily
at 4Oc and inspections for lots Of common.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

Mr.. Wise has published letter fom w.
Mr.. Price, in which he declares the charges
made against him ara unfounded and falsp.---
His reflections on his friend Mr.. Woodbury.,
are calculated to excite the holy mdignatbn''
of his Loco friends, who have SO ably defenled
him in their cause.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

A gold mine has been discovered in Missis-
sippi, BY gentleman, making researches in
order to obtain materials, for writing history
Of The state. He must have got deeply enga-
|ged in the subject.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

L A public dinuer has been given by the citl-
gems Of Monroe, Mich, to Messrs. Theller,
Brophy and other Canadian Patriots, on the
occasion oftheir escape from justice, by for
tunate fight fiom her majesty's dominions.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

The DOGS OF wAR.--TWenty-f five teams
for hauling cannon fror the Waterville Arse
nal, near Albany, to Maine, have been EN-
ployed by the Government. This looks like
preparing for serious work .-Det. Post.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

BIC PoRK.-We are informed that Mr..
Charles Loomis, of Springville, few days
since butchered pig Tor an animal that was
once a. pig) weighing 500 lbs.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

We are crediby informed. that that portion
of this county which lies on the south side Of
the mouth Of the river will produce more rat
tle-snakes to the acre, than any piece of land
of its size in America.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

An orator in late locofoco convention in
Connecticut after comparing the Wings to
small potatoes, designated JOHNNY Niles as the
sgreat Rohan." Pursy, pimply and protu-
berant
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

A Cincinnati printhas a long article to prove
that dogs have an ear for music. Ear or no
ear, they have mouth for music Of the worst
kindly. o. Picayune.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

A Silk Convention was held at Harrisburg
on the god ult., at which JAMES M. PORTER
Esq. Of Easton was President. The subject of
growing silk is deseryedy attracting much at
tention in Pennsylvania.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

A lively friend ofoufs, discussing the effect
of matfimony upon me human individual, the
other Day. remarked that marriage attachts
i esberomstsr to q man,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-23

Nor Gunrr.-5t is learned from the NASH
vile Wing, that in the case Of General JACK
sons Negroes, charged with the murder ofs
Donalson's Frank, the jury rendered q verdict
of NOT guilty.