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vT>REDGOLD ON THE STEAM ENGINE-lts In
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ples for Manufactures Navigation and Railways, by
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collection of Practical Scientific Works probably the
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ERENcH LESSoNs.-Mons. ABADIE, pupil Of
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the Ladies and Gentlemen In this city, Georgetown and
Alexandria, that he continues give lessons in his own
native language, at his rooms, private families or
academies moderate price, which will be reduced ~
those formed in classes, according to the number.
Evening school will be open from till T. and from .
till 10 O'Clock, p M. -
Apply ut Dr. Watkins, of1 IL street and Penn
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-21


4 BEAUTIFUL. head of hair is tho crandcs, orna.
ment belonging T., the human frame How strange
~ the loss OF it changes the c"mne nnnce and promn
turc brings the appearance of Old ng-. which,
srs many to recol at being uncovered, and sometimes
even to sln' society to avoid the tests and Of
their acquaintance: the reminder Of their lives
seqneny spent in IL refinement. In short not even the
loss {" property fills the generous thinking vrnth with
that neavv sinking gloom does the loss of his hair.
Ioavert all these nnrlea. ant circumstances, Olige
l'a'm of columbia stops the hnir from falling off IN the
irst application, and few hotties again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whskcrs; prevents the
nnr from turning gray makes it curl beautifully, md
ees from scnrf Numerous certificates oi the frs,
iesectnhility in support of the virtues of OdrJgel
Balm. arc shown by the proprietors.
u Read the lolowng:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor IF philadrlph
has certified b. seen below, to the high cara
ter OF he following gentlemen.
IN" undersigned do hereby certify Tint we have used
me t'lm Of Columbia discovered by j. Oldridge. aud
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in 81 George ctarce.
No Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN P INGILS, 3el Arch street,
JOHN THOMAS, N D, 1853 Races,
JOHN Fi'REN ,lh Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY.2 i3 South I'd 81.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t is known that three of the nov. signcrs are NOR
han oil years OF age, and the others not less than 30
From the Mayor.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. }
Cry of PHILADELPHIA.
!, Robert Wharton. Mayor Of said CITY Of Phuie
rhin, do hereby certify that am well acquainted With
Nessrs Ingls, John : Furey and Hugh NJ Curry,
whose names signed I" the above certificate that cv
are gentlemen of character and rcsnrc,atv, and az
such full credit should he given to the said certiticnte
IN witnrs vii 'rcofl have hcreunto set my hand
and caused the seal OF the city to be fixed. this
9th day of December, &c.
H.. :. ROBERT WHARTON. Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle ofthe Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper whic!, is represented
the Full hA:aglra. &c,
So' holes al and retail by the sole ngents for Am.
RIGA % Fetche' street, Maiden Lane enc ,oo,
bel Pearl street and by most druggists md erfumers
t ough he country.
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
m9 Wholesale A gents, New Orleans.
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public institutions, fifty dollars in English only, and
tightly for hotl, languages; Ship and Steamho.t Fac
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~ ARRISDNS SPECIFIC ON IN Emf


To great celebrity of This unriv,lIcd Com
position, especially in the Northern States, leaves
the proprietor hut | tile need to say any thing in
its favor for it has been generally conceded TO it,
that it il beyond all comparison the s, remedy
for external complaints That has ever been disco
vcred. Indeed tie speed and certainty of its oPe.
ra,i ms have the appearance of miracles II csrs,
un"s, c"rns, fever sores, cIiidb!a;ns, white swell
ings, bilcs, piles, spider d snake bites &c. imme
dialelv yield TO its apparently supcrhum n intiu-
"nce Thus if properly applied it will rcmnvc an
inveteratc corn, break and heal bic in five
days, will aIIay and perfectly ulcer in two
weeks; and the most desperate cases of white
swelling that can be mag ncA, have been destroyed
by il in less than two months. Il the bites Of poi
s'nons reptiles its efficacy is truly surprising,
even in the bite Of rabd dog, for if applied in
time, its powers of attraction wonderful that
they will at once arrest the poison, and thus pre-
vent 1t f. ON pcrvading he system. 1t is likewise
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore disco.
vercd Tor the chaf.d backs and limbs o.. horses, for
letters, rig worrs, chapprd lips, and in short for
every external bodily evil that may fall to The lot
OF man Or beast.
The prnprl tor has received a. least thousand
" 5 ec,iic Ointmcnt,' upwards of hundred of
which were written by respectable members Of the
Medical fachliy, all breathing the same cuIogy
md satisfaction.
Pre- AIRED nj 1879 Liberty street, New York, and
for sale at Gj Poyiras street, Tcw Orleans.
mar G #
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ABERNTIY'S DYSPprI; L;yIH.

Dr. b,r,,ct,y, til. greatest of En.!il ,rsc,ns wa
opinion that nne-tcnths of the diseases that afiec
a,ankind orig mate in the stomach. This Elixir was
nscd by him with the unprecedented success in
s private and public practice for upwards of forty
wears, for the removal OF he following diseases:
Loss ofuupetite Futucncy, Dstenlinn of the Stonl-
nch, Pain in the side Henviness of the Head ard ucli-
nation sleep. ircgularity Of the Bowels and ia all
where Indigestion Cuslive hub is found to
exist.
This medicine must not he numbc red among the host
Inf q,lack before the public, as il is the
sole invention of the ahcst and most scientific surgeon
Europe produced, and the Of preparing it
purchased by the agent for vey large sum. 1t is
IAgrccioe and pleasant to the taste, mild nper
ient. always keeps the bowels free impars vgor and
sircnytn To the system, and cheerulness the mind
land few hotties removes the most confirmed cases OF
Rpysrrpsia or Indigestion, and prevents any
purc period.
III New foRK, 18th August, 1885.
n 81 Madison. street
SIR:-Im consequence Of leading a setentary life,
ave been troubled, mnrs less with Indigestion for
len years. tor the last three years my suerings have
been insupportable. | have tried several phy>icans
end number Of qnack medicines, without deriving any
benefit | despnired Of ever Obtaining any perlnanen,
PELLET, and resigned myself ID the hopeless despair
wa. persuaded by many friends to try Aher,ethy' :
Dysreptic Elixir have now finished the fou,th bot
lie. an. know not how 10 express nv ura,on of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle has performe, in
restoring IN, 10 that health which ught lost for.
over. Send me half dozen bottles Il, e. and excert
thanks lDr the blessings you have erredh by re.
lorns lhu to perfect health
lreman yours,
JCOB MONROE.
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida
day s'', a %'G ss,"r 1S,"sS' per ""is tbs
:l5ssssen sp endId steamer Champion, Tex.
cep, in case OF st rms, to +, sacola thence per
steamer LIE Roy I. La Grange, aud thence fnur
der'on, Berr'cn, Outlaws, Perry, to Macon,
Ga thence via MilIcdgevillc, and Sparta, 10 War.
ren."'', the &C per rail road cars to Augusta.
The Champion Is in splendid order, with new
c'ppcr boil RS, coppsrcd aud PIPER fastened.
Tho lie Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations are as handsome as any bot.
The beau itul Santa Rosa Sound, and Chncta.
watclie Bay present the most interesting steam
VACATION in tho Sou;h-ocng ut tho saInet. me
perfectly land locked.
III" Teams moi surpassed on any route in the
country the drivers to man, careful and a,tcn
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous have en-
newly built, so that high waters do not inter
The Eating houses have been oslly changed,
and are now good as any road in the Sonlh
1t is generally known that the excellence and
hardness OF Tho roads enable the teams ut all sea
sons to make great speed. Their smoothntss Sc
cures the travel er from the ordinary fatigue of
stage travelling.
Tho Line is c rrying its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days and twelve
hours, Or to NV Orleans in tour days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, the line is six days
md seven hours. The time actually employed in
travelling is the in the other direction tn,
the difference OF time the route, is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however is
we'll repaid by the op orlunity it gives ofsccing
the Navy Yard, tie Old Spanish Forts, etc. Tha
travel CT also sleeps at Macon, and again at War.
tcnton. This arrangement will continue Ill. tho
travel turns northward, when the line will DO the
SINE from Mobile TO Augusta, US it is n,w in the
other direction.
This Advertisement contains a plain stat men,
of facts, tho accuracy of which the proprie,ors
guarantee to each passenger i'll til; penalty Of his
stage fare.
Maps ofthc Line may be seen at tho Exchange
Hotel. New Orleuas, and at Tn! Mansion House,
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SIT 80
The tho extends, by u branch to Tallahassee.
HI Chattahooche, tho line connects with the
steamboat carrying the mail to .Apa achicola and
ST. Jusoph's.
Office at the Mansion House. MOB 10.
mlI y EOS'rWlCK, Agent, Mobile
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No CUEE. NO PAY

nR. JOHNSON, Office ! 10 Iienrille street,
~ fines hrs practice the Treatment OF Vencrcal
Disease, IN all its different tnrns.
Dr. JJhaSoH, from residence OF many years in Hos.
pals Europe, dnvrted Ia the treatment rt Ncncrrai
in~-us,t, aud from his present extensive practice in
tlat particular branch OF the profession guarantees i
atr, speedy aud sIcc',a cure to such persons arc
,,ouncd with any o! the following diseases viz
lioilorhuen, tilertS Stiic,l. es, Chbncres, Ruhns
Seminal Weakness Affections of,he Bladder, kidnc,
Loinl, ureihra, rrosrac GLAND, Swcllrd es,ices
Eru,,ions the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
-Jainls;
And the ;',onls which generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cured in two or three days without the
of Mercury, interruption IRON hu ;uess ulcra-
ton in the mode oflivug.
A medicine t" prevent Vencreal Disease can be oh
tanned of DR.. Johnson 1t is from the recipe of the
I'arn Larry, celebrated fre"ch Surgeon, and was
used by him during ae several cnn'pai in which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army.
+ Sold by DR.. johnson, at his office. Those persons
hs ing any affection OF Vencrea Disease, and .bout
taxing sea voyages, removing To the country would
do well by giving Dr. Johnson call, proper med
cines tor their in the shortest time eau he nut I'm
witt, written directions Eos their use.
Office open from IN the morning until 10 o'clock a
jrht,'
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JAMES'S, Chas. TYRRELL and other NOVELTIES

JAMES'S, Chas. TiRltELL and other NOVELTIES
Charles Tyr:"R"r the Bitter Blood, by james,
Cheveley, or the Man of lI"nor, by Lad, Bulw
Lady h"v'ley, or the Wo.i an Of Honor,
Chrvel1y.
Lord Hrnuglam. Sketches of Public Character vols
u 't"rcui Sketches of Statesmen in the time of
George the rhh 2vpls.
Nicholas Nickehy, No to "A.
Jnch Shepperd, No 3.
Adam B'tfand "ther men of character, by Jcrrold.
Isabel Of Sicily, hv 'ruckcrnnnn.
Paul NJ kock: The Barber Of Paris.
Comccalmeut, Navel in vols.
Frahcia's Reign of Terror in rarasua,
Ficcila, by Suiri tine.
The lineusno., Captain kyd, ~
Richelieu, by Bulwcr. "t" s"Ppiies'
T.. JOHNS, & Co.
july 30lh-3w. cor of ST Charles g. Common SITS
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL
~


Ha 'ati that l'Oooo of Sars"parHla Blood Pills have
l. hceh sold during the past six months
II sa iht-h It they taken instances to
"hrle and correct the msccrous aud , effects g,ack
Pis ana other quack mcIicneS by which many live, are
endangered.
II IS E'c-Tha all qn,ck me cncs minerals or
'rchry vine! Tuacks think "mus kill cure" and trust
I" their effect 10 Int miss"
~ >a Ict-lhat numerous 1nacks md foreign
call themselves doctors, may ccuny mposc
th'ir vie aud dangerous preparation the public caring
n'thns i"r the consequences, that they only pocket
tn"ir inlust gain.
lts tct-Fhat tile cuacks and foreign inrosors who
now 'u"si country know nothing the nature OF meI-
c'n'>, max loss about diseases Of thu human <ys,rn
u l. tm-Thcy parcu%'y G,licnclou. follow
ing Diseases all OF winch caused nv
"ihc blood aud atimaI funds ui,urv-
rheumatic affections; Eccruus the 10 throat
Scr"iulh; Erysipclns; AM, body;
.aun1Cn: Irurburn: Sca,y erlpuus and blotches of
Diseases Of the livcr, skin, the sim;
ZONES and glands Dry and water pmpcs and
Fain Of the tides. Hiotg the rSuturs of thu: face and Of
back ana >'ine. over the tho body,
region OF the heart aud letter and ring worms;
stomach; ell and hard ming ofth
Inward ieycts, bad taste in glands of the neck in the
. the mouth foul breath; gronS, breast. &c
Fl'tu!cncy: Indigestion; Stomach coughs;
Want "f APPETITE; Liver complaint
sour cricton and arties of tho stomach Waicrbrash &C.
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, Tt.X\S LIND IT TI.r.S.
A ABSTRACT Of The original titles Of record in
IN the general land office. Printed in accordance
With resolution Of The House Of Representatives, pas.
-h si,h Mav: 1879. a few c,pies lust received and
orsileh by ALEX TOWAR,
80 10 Camp 1t
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11ARRoWaArE SPRINGS
NOn'gOMery county, NIaI'hUu.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NE


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM We"
ORLEANS.
V1NfIE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
l. sure Of announcing to his friends and the public
in general, that he will he in readiness by the first day of
May receive visiters. lie will also state for the be-
ncG Of those distance, that there have been large
improvements made and others now gong on ana IN
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and at the time much better.
Familir can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
t"sc who prefer have lurgc cabins detached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary tc say anything in partIcu
lar Of the character Of these WATERS foe it is generally
believed that they not inferior To in the South
rrn States. All the amlsemen's that gencin!i7
tound at Watering Places, will be found at this y {
best music that this part Of TIL country affords,
been engaged and will be in const"n attendance nj IN
Springs during the whole season.
he subscriber will avail himself of this opportunity
returning his unieigned thanks for the very liberal
support given him Inst and hopes nv the exer
son| that have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations, to merit liberal patronage the
present season. JNO CRAM.
M
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NJ COMMENTS of Wushing,on's Patriotism, with n
1VA fac smile of his pu lie Accounts during the Re.
v"lntionaryWnr. folio volume s34 to71 each, will be
sold AT COS" price the proceeds of this publ cation are to
he devoted for the of the Washington Manual Lubvur
Scha" and Male Orphans Asylum
This truly national Work ought to be in tue hands
OF every American and editors Of the Civ and
country papers will contribute tina, benevolent Object
by giving this advertisement few n<ertionS
T. JOHNS II co. Agent
aug. Ot-lnl. Cor St Charles X Comm,m &,
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Ts'llE ADDRESS the I.oui-iana Native Anlcrlcne
Association 20 the citizens Of Louisiana and TIM
Inhabitants ut Il United States, just published and tur
sale by DAVID FELT " Co,
Jl6 "a Charuesst