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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

rINO LADIES AND GENrLEMEN-VERY IMPOR
i ian'-The fashion OF tn day. Whoever desires 10 i'm
their health appear apply at almost any
the Fancy Others but the apothecars they
be nc apt counterfeit il Ask fr DR.. FONTAlNES
GU FAMOUS BALSOM, which very fatteiisg aud
sure BY ITS u.e TO get alec husband wifs, lover,
friend admrer. We know this TO be positive trans
laon Of and the call for it great its Gel.
bry. The manuiactory cannot supply sufficient quantity
the demand Orders from all the States aroand
nd ready cash paid by those who retail it. IL an inesti
abe established Useful article for the purposes for which
designed read for food and nouri,hment Every
body it effect radical Dr. Fostanes
CUfANE0US BALSOM isa aluabie Wash for every kind
Pimpss Eruptions Of the face and neck 10 which youth
generally subject and i'll restore beauty TO the skin aud
bloom and health. IL also @ost fashion able
and popular article with boh sexes who freely IL clear
expand their skin, and thus Juvenile appear
by preventing wrinkles on tie forehead and face IL
changes with time aud IN its the brewnish
rough dussy complexion. int fair soft and delicate
Sold 10 places all through the Union but look out
for counie rogues II may be had also wholesale
and retail, DIR. FONTAINES Office, sign OF the Good
Samaritan, Murray doors from broadway nim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

" discovered q pew plan in making Cork sole eOcts,
hh renders them durable than .her yet brosght
The OF he cork being sc'e sstner instead
~ upper leather. they cannot break OF The Ola mas never
will Owing TO the dryness OF the cork
,br7cts ~ the sourshmen from that article, and must break
a. which canpst b. IN. case With the They ave
lighter aud must have The preference all Others
10. v URtAH RYDER. W Beekman street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8. 1889.

Ar FOR SAVANNAH.-The elegant first class fss
@2S( sailing regular Packet Brig MADISON, W. bu'key
MASTER having the greater part Of her cargo engaged
and going board will positively clear for the above port on
Saturday, the 9Th instant
Having very rsomy and for cabin
and seesg- those intending to embark should make
immediate apple board foot Of Maiden Lane or 10
RAWSON McMURRAY,
corner Of Pine and South streets,
MS or l67 South street
6hn~ FOR HAVRE.-The we'll known ship HAVRE,
EE1%Xl Captain MsKown. Has the major part Of her
cargo engaged, and will be promptly dispatched For
~ B6Y ii a iiSt No . Tontias Building. $50
AG5S NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLISHED LINE.
kXTEe OF PACKETs.-To sail punctually every Mon.
Ship Vicksburg October laih Ship Mississippi Oct, 2ls
Ship Orleans Oct 2Sh; Ship Louisville November 4t Ship
Pan'hea Nov nth ship sha1speare, Nov 18TH Ship Ar
kansas, Nov 25th Ship Huntsville, December I'd ship
Nashville, Dec 9Th Ship Saratoga, Dec. 10th Ship Alasa
ma, Dec 23d Ship Yazos. Dec. Both
These ships all Of the first class pered and copper
fastened commanded experienced navigatos constantly in
the trade will positively sail above take steam at the
Balse.
Persons embark for the above port viii find the
Of these vessels for Cabin Second Cabin and
seeags Passenger unsurpassed by any Others and cannot
fail TO ensure every comfort.
For passage apply board, Orleans Wharf, foot Of Wal
street, to WI T. TAPsCOTT 4a Peck Slip, next door
TO l5l South street. ol7.lm@
kE5a FOR HAVANA and BELIZE HON 3URs.-To
MINI sail 10th instant The fine fast sailing copper Fastened
sEaAsand coppered brig PATsEY B. BLOUNT Peders ~,
master take passengers for either place, and the
bulk Of l50 bols for Bel ne.
For freight or passage apply 10 the Captain board Pier
30, Z r, or to B. BLANCO. 81 Front street. Mat
- BEAVER AND MOLEsKIN HATs-The Citizens
Of the lower wards, and Of New York generally, may
purchase fur and sllk Hats at far pice, as the times
demandviz Meesk Hats the best quality 3d. Beaver ard NJ
lra 81. Prices fixed. caps Se.. in the ratio.
DAVID HOWELL, Fashionable Halter,
n7-lm' 95 Nassau street N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

20 a rsr,.r Bed isevn,s tar,.hsd, 10 let.
Apyly al No. 10, barclay street elsd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

EOALl COAL - COAL 1.-THE heapest aud hest art
- 81. in the shape Of Coal for stove r afo al III.
foot of Beach street and selling at the very low price Of -
per ton delivered free um carriage 20 part Of the city
Consumers respectfully invited TO call and esanae for them
selves. oa-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-08

q TCVES. STOVES. STOVES The Subscribers
- would call ntion Of public their large and
elegant assortment Of Stoves. which as follows:
The Peoples Improved Cooking Stove for wood coal
the Improved Union Cook Stove for coal Parlor
Franln splendid patterns; small Frankns for cooking with
coal Canal Stoves James, Improved cook stoves plate
plate and box which they offer wholesale
on the reasosabe terms cash. their
260 Water door Of Peck Slip and LOG Cherry
four doors of Cahane Market Fancy Base Stove
suitable for Offices stores barrooms steamboats, SC together
with large assortment Of copper tim and sheet iron
constantly on hand stove pipe.
Ole I'm. A. M. SOMERVlLLE
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under ID half price. Stewards fees I'll TO-
80 Co., No second class steerag. passengers taken
An experienced surgeon attached TO the ship and every
provision made the comfort and security Of passengers
She a take about 100 tons freight
For freight passage apply personally or by letter TO
ol6-lm RICHARD IRWIN. 90 Front street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

LAYS LINlMENT.-No Flctiun.-This ex
L l. traordlnary chemical comp, ,sitlon, the rcsu'

HAYS LINIMENT.-No Flctiun.-':his ex.
L l. traord,nary chemical comp, siton, the result
Of science, aud the invention celebrated med.
cal man, the introdue u Of which 10 the publ C.
WIS invc-ted wit 'i'e sole'nn,ty OF u deathbed
ncqu.st has since gained reputation unparalleled
fully sustaining the correctness of the lanertcd
DR. Grdley's last confession, that q he dared not
die without giving to postcrlty the bcu"ht OF has
knowledge on this subject" and he therefor
.queatl,ed to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret Of his discovery
1t is now used in tho principal hospitals and
the private practice IN our country, hrst and mos
certainly for the OF the Piles, aud SO extern
svcIy and effrctualiy as to b"fi; cfcduiiy unless
where its effects witnessed Externally IN tx :
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Crea,ing extraordinary absorption
ut once.
All Swellings-Reducing them in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Chrome, giving quick
case.
Sore Throa,-By Cancers. Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Whoop.ng Cough-Extcrnally, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curing in a
few hours.
Sores and Ulccr,-Whether fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in rcduc
ing rheumatic swcllings and looscnng coughs and
tiyhtne.s of the chest by relaxation of the parts
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark Of those whs have used it in the
Piles, il "I acts like Il c!urm."
THE Pill ES-Thc price, u is refunded to any
person. who will use bnttc of Hays LlnIment
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured These the positive orders OF the
proprietor to the Agents; and out of many thou.
sands sold, not one has b. unsuccessful.
w, might nscr, certificates I" any length. but
prefer that those who sell the article, should u
HIN, the rrigina To purchasers.
CAUrION-None can be genuine without Il
spcpdld engraved wrapper, on WHICH is my name,
and also thai OF tho Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCk 4
Co, New York, and by one Druggist IN every
town in the Union.
For sale by the Wholesale Agents. corner OF
Com non g. Tcl.oupltoulas street, and by the
Apo,liccarics gcncrallv 1c'o
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ROWANDS TONIC MIXTURE,

FIR FEVER AND AGUE.
VINEN years have not yet elapsed since II was
L frs, regularly submitted to the public; but it
has attained the highest reputHti"n; and has sup
planted every other medicine Tor The Ague, whcrrv
or il has been known and appr' cated. Already
has i, been carried in every direction throug bout
the United States, and still realizes more than could
have been anticipate by its mos, sAngnine friends
Thousands of persons have not only been relieved
but restored he In and vigor through its agrn-
cy; aud they chccrimIly testify, at every OPP
por'unily, 10 its dccded and supreme etllclcy. l..
is composed Of such medicinal princi pies us are
calculated to the hcathy ACT ion OF the ston-
uc,, liver, and other important digestive organs
the loss of which harmony is the immediate cause
Of the disease. Ii is apparent also, that it produ
COS an entire change III the condition of the SYSTEM
and certainly dies, ruys the native liability to r@lap-
SEES Of the affect ion. W:cn the Ague is attended
with any other complaint, the employment Of the
Tonic Mixture will rot Interfere with the treat.
neui of the other di case hut WI even afford as
list nee by furnishing strength and v'g"r to the
body turir The course Of treatment. Those who
m Ike use of this medicine may be assured that
there is no Arsenic, Ba,ks Mcirury. or any Other
article in its copnstlon uutr'cnd to the human
constitution; being entirely i regefnbie extract;
md they may have additional confidence ia the
Use thereof, when they perceive that Il has tue eff
cct of gent laxative about the tine hail bot
c full has been takrh-in consequence OF which,
here is no part Ct The ncdscin. left to llngrr III
ito bowls TO cause distractions and other c'I's,
RISING from the of many OF The remedies no"
| tfrrcd for the cure of tins affection. 1t has beef
| ,srd also preventive, Ivy many VIII" were sub
ct to periodical recurrence oi the Ch,is, and I
| .as INV .r.aby wardcd off The apprehnEdcd attAc&
Discreet The Proprietor, fully satisfied Nth TN
4nrar lIclcd and universe success Which has ca"
family attended punc,uai and regular use OF l''
| Tonic MIXTURE. in all Cases OF Fever aud Agua
;rcs warranted in eng 'ging TO rctu"d the pr'ce l.
all those who have t'ken the medicine IN slIIct ac
cortancc with the prescribed directions, withou
having been perfectly and lastns y cured.
The subscribers are the Wholesale agents for tn
South Western States and have now on hand Slx
" cases of this edlclnc, which is warranted Tres
and genuine. For sale at the manufactured pric.
| l.iK\I Is \ ANnkENS,
Wholesale Dn.s gst~,
nov27 cor Common Tchoupitoulus stree
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

l)AiNrS, OILS, uLASS, Bkusilto, &c.-sus
( landing from ship Constitution, and for saie-yiz:
10000 feet of glass, best quality, from SXl0 2X2t;
30O kegs white lead, pure; $50 do green paint, in y
Iibr. kegs; "a doz Japancdn for ID hrags
2G doz splendid 0nUo0 ground brushe also fOoo and
'i do; 2Cases green i'll powder; superior article
do calls; large of sash Tools nt ever,
size and qtu, sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists coors in oil read, pre-
pared, in boxes, fitted Nth all necessary brushes;
artists ooIs, Nc
Flake and ,n',itv wh,,, 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arnbc; and large and choice
s"rtinet of paints, dry colors OIL urIcn,inc, vurish
&C., for sale, wholesale and ,eta the lowest prices,
by MONDEII.l,
sd t|amD AT.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06
Z AtDNESS.

btAU IlF(I. bend ut hnir "a the grnndrst Qrna
ment belonging ~ the human ttnmo. How strange
" the loss OF il changes the c"ntnnce and prauna
fnrelv 'rngs on the apnpara"cr Of OF" ng' which,
scS mnnv to recnil at heius uncovered and sn'nrrs
even to sh' Smietv to avoid the tests and sneerI OF
t''cir ncnairtnncc the Reminder % tcir lives are
s"qn"ntlv spot in refine In SHIRT, the
loss f n,oprrtv fills the III mixing vrnth with
that sinking gloom docs the loss Of his hair
'nnrcrf all these uni'ea mt circumstances, rlridre'
Rn'n Of columbia stops the hair fr0ih falling off III, The
first application. n"d aw hotties il ngnin. It
likewise prmlnces eyebrows and WHISPERS: prevents the
nnir from turning gray. makes il curl beautifully, and
trees il from scnri Numerous certificates oi the frat
fesI"ctniitv in support of the virtues of Odridgrt
Balm ara >h0wn nv the nrnp,ir,nr@.
u Read the folnwne:-
Robert Wharion, Esq late Mayor Of p',il.l.lo'
has certified NAV he sccn below, To the Ii g cnnra
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby tifv that hive used
the y .im If Columbia iii covered nv J. Oldrilge aud
have found il highly -"rvircnhe not only preventive
against the ulling off of hair, hut also certain
tive.
WILLIAM THATCIIER, Senior
Methodist Minister in II George c'nr"e.
No SO North Fifth ST.
JOHN u THOMAS. VI ID, lG3 Rncest
JOHN : FiItE.N lhl Spruc" street.
IIUGH Nc'IGEDi.2l3 South ID st.
JOIN GARD, Jr, l:3 Arch street.
II IL known that three of the ahov, <gnrrs
than oo years o? age" and the others not legs than 3d.
TFrna, the Nnyor1
CONFERENCE.-The Of Pen,.avvana. I
CRY Of Phi|aielphr.
], Robert Wharton. Mayor of said city Of philn,t
pn, do hereby certify Tint am well ncqn ,inrd with
|cssrs T. lngliS. John Fure aud Hugh C,rdv
hose names are signed t" the nhoye certificate that they
IRE C"ntlemer 4" character and rrsurcnhi w. and rs
such full credit should he given II the said certificate
In wtnc. - VIII rcof have hclrunto -, NV hand
md cnus", tn" seal "i the cit, To be fixed. this
9th day of December, SC.
L. RDBEfT W'i,NTtN Nnvnr
OBSERVE thnt cnch bottle of tn" ';",uue ':alm In
Ip'n'd eng nvrd wrApprr whrl, j. repre- mt,
the ''alI 4 Iinaurn, &c
Sol .h"r>nl and rc'nil by tn" sole ngcn, f,r Au,
rira. % Flrche street, Walden Lane, one COO,
bel Pearl street and by druggists unl pcrtmcrs
t oagh he country
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, sew Orleans
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PRICE ~ CENTS.
Terms of The .NcmsDnpsr Press N .Vcv Drieans
una mini ulsly agreed tn at lIoirn' N 'et"g OF
the Propre,urs, held on the 18th of March, 1887.

the Propre,urs, held on the 18th OF March, 1882.
SUBsCRlPrIoNs. -fw.lv1 ID III IRA f'r tn d lilly pa
mar nnnu II, pasn dc &c hi lllly in uvln.e: ten
dollars for the ri-waakIv country PAGER payable
vear in ADVANCE where CITY reference is give. No
\ inscription will be discontinued until nrrcarngrs
sctlcd In case of iii continuance, one weeks unca
in prit,ng must De invarab y given, previous to III
EXPIRATION Of subscriptions
Observation-Disclosures dollar per square for the first
nscrt;on and half TIM, price for each subsequent one:
an, material alteration from the original advertisement
will be charged as new one.
YIARLY Observation-Disclosures and Ira ers,
orty dollars fo English alone and sixty for both lam
1ublic Institutions, fifty dollars in English only, an
eight: for both languages; Ship and Steamboat Fac
tors or Commission merchants sixty dollars in English
nc and eighty for both languages.
MARRIAGES, OBIrUARY NOTICES, and arti-lcs enll
ing the attention of the public to sales property,
cards of passengers, benefits &c. Nc will be etnrge
ue dollar per square for the FIRST insertion in each Ian
CONCENTRATIONS, or Advertisements, Of any person.
al nature, whcn admissible, shall be charged d"ube,
and in advance.
A deduction of twenty five per cent. will be made Il"
Auct;oneers, Sherfs Registers of VIII =, and Mar-hals
sales of rca estate punished IA both languages
aud 50 per cent IN English alone: "po' cent on safes
AuyrRrtsEuEvrs ont of the direct line of business
of the advertiser, such as legal, anct"n and rlantn
Oh sues runaway slaves, stray ANIMALS Nc &c will
be charged for sepa. utcy, and nj the ordinary rates
ApyEKrIsEMEvTs not specified a. to time, viii! be
published one month, aud charged accor lin"ly
No advertiser of bankruptcies will hr published
in any case unless paid for previous I" insertion, or
payment guaranteed by responsible person ~ town.
Theatres and other places {" amusement, advertising
daily Jr the to he charged HlO Tor Lh"llS1 n
lone, and $50 in both languages.
All announcements Of lat for p"l'' chi offices
will be charged double the price Of other ADVERTISE
nents ,
Owing to the immense loss sustained by newspnrr'
prorpirnrs thav have come TO the conc fusion h'' 'lr
~, NJ, of prrs,u whose accounts huv" uot ben pad
within one month after pres 'utann, shall he made
know ESQ far rs practcnblc to each "lh"r-'ey "hli-
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nov IL
IEEiA. 1IiA
NtNSEDN Kt)lSE
CITY, PENSACOLA.

NEW CITY, PENSA COLA.
FNHE subscriber having pur, lased the lense md fur
Il ni,ure OF this well known establishment, from MIR
THylur, the late proprietor, will he ready to Give VIZ
tiers by the Is, II April next
Numerous and costly Improvements will be found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
connnodions bathing Ii. uses will ba built and
warm b tbs will lie provided Il, all hours. A stable
will be attached to the house, with good accomlnoda
TORS for horses and carriages. list rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire moderate prices;
and sail and 10" bo"s, with persons 10 manage them
the OF viSi;rIs. itE.."s and 0hcl amuseucnia
vsa!il turmd al Watering places il aiss he furnished,
uid conducted rs moi 10 tertr'e with The comfort
and quiet OF tic bon!ders. The ines mud liquors will
be Of the best qualify, and 10 ensure u supply sf
ice, cargo has already beu ordered ~h vii! arrive
about the l., Of May.
ii. Frederick Barnard who ior,ner, kept so popuIa.
u hotel Il, Washington CIV. wilt co,iac his ho 81 for
The proprietor, who, with such all, confidently assures
the OF last year and his friends generally, that
hev will r.r:eve ussibe seI4tUn; and thereby
experts to give gensral sati: tlan.
The local advantages nt III > iIouss too we'll
known need rn.r. ened description tsrr. The
tha Pensacola Is tue largest naval station of tho
Iuy-rnmen the general rendezvous OF the Gull squad
rom the s,lusiS OF lis climate refreshed constantly du
ting the months b. the coolest rees from
rhe Gulf the beauty Of the bay and the ncighbourng
isiaL and rivers; the abundance and delicucy of tho
i Ii With whIc the winters euUud AMI lis proximity
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
terence all other places i'll these latiiudes \
healthy Hl,t delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats nil between Pensac ola and Mo-
bile ard will 4, all Times he ss uke The passengers
y 3 ARNOLD.
| Pensacola Feb, lIth, 1888.
NJ Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for t!ei:
families can address the proprietor. Pensacola, ct
Mr. Seweli I Taylor tie former rnp,ir tor ii t>e" S.
|
Ref renc6s.
r Stafford. Fsa, MIR ctu!ium. Mc.Alpir, Esq. L..
kibLy, in Mob lie; 8 I Taylor, kes, Esq, in New
| Orleans.
| PS-A le,,e, bag, to receive co,pmunic a,ions for
persons the br,e hotel, ia placed Geo Wl,tnans
| office, Il ST Charles Exch uge.
FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
u Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Florida route.
via Pensacola the North, informed that frsl rstY
lou,s will constantly from. Mobile to Pensacola
leaving Mobile and Pen.acol every other day after The
Is, of Nav. Coed stages will always be provided ~
die TO he in readless take passengers from
Mobile in case of the failure oi the b,ate
N % AhN0.U.
The s,cHn,hoa, Champion lsaves Mobile for p~r-.
col. t~ies week, feb s l,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC,-Unn,nh"d

NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC,-u"''n"'!"d
~ ru,nor- nt ne nn,rrr gnrh hvi"g sold "t'
ar disc,.,,unrd hrs old ,'td long "-''hI'>ird
GARDEN SEED STORE,
", 81 us ppt t"'iSr $ rect,
Having been most nlns ri"u-ly circu' tt"d ny self
Interested par,cs the scrhrr "gs To 'ss'itr IN
friend, generally, and the pa'ic at ''r. > ih't =
still conli:.ucs within two doors OF his late, or
former stand, to he tarnsi'"d with a ia and "x-
tci,s.e supply Of afl the sanc 'rd Kinds "' N'che
or vegetable, ,,uricn Srri>, OF the growth ana ~"
port Of tho present season, 1881
Since the cary part "i September, he has r-
ccvra anp,c .uppns by the PICKET ships weeks
burc kruiucky aud Ark nsas, all arr,vr. IL short
passasc., direct from New York BY the M'ssls
sipp, and another picket he is IN daily rxp"r'a
ton Of a supply of ff"'t Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received INVOICES tnercoi by
mail.
The subscriber hcgs further TO assure the pubic
at lnrgc that he is at present AS well enabled 10
meet and execute orders for all the kinds OF Garden
Seeds, either Wholesale rl.,il, AS he over was
since hi, first rs,Anl,itucnl IN tluury, 1872.
Country Dealers and II trA,t & 'r''urrA' orders
flod at the luw,,rt aud nI"~ ro,s,u," .',:s. ny
the pound wrIyHr, and .l'pn "r h1aJlci rt't~''r"
C.lalogGcs, rIIl2r IN Frncl ar I"-tS " may
always b" oJ,u!"rj ca rl'.n" Az" G'tl"n -
unl,i. 10 WI SNiiH,
{: ,Lrn Seed store, ~ tu-''rn,''1," otrr ,
NOrI,-A roI-t ,ut supply -! !i'rd >''' rli' !
mi, ed or plain; puvrrAz ID soup; h'rs ANA S'N' -
drlcd hcrI,-,--wt,h -'npi' % l'7 ''' ''''''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

~ EW LAW and Medral Books:
~ curtis Digest of cases auJu,licutel i'll courts of
Admiralty Of The l.. 5. und Eng land; and vu,ua
Bile work.
Poems Digest CT cases in the supreme, Circuit and
District Courts, Il new supply, vof,
" isiur's Annu .,y, u edltun, received by PAN
cost,
he american Medical Almnnac i 80 new and
useful medical r" krl hLnh iur Mric,l g"nrmrn,
A'" an assortment OF thc most npi,rn'e, Law and
Medical w0rns. :. JOHNS n Go,
jal7 cor Common / 81 Charles sts
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4 ,OMPASSES, THERMOMETERS, MlcltuS
COPIES &c Just received and for sale by
VIM, Mexican, corner Of Camp and Common streets
a general assortment of Surveyors Compa>seS,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens,
Sp,mg Dividends, >prsug Buy Pens, Ivory Pro
tractors,
Ivory Scales, iuntcrs Scales, Glass Tranglcs,
Parulcl Rulers, Micro .coles, Ihermumctv $,
Gamer a Obscuras survey Chain.,
Meaeurins Tapes, Sc IL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06
.pARkER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.

bpARkER'S ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.
y OuRNAt. of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
ABC F NJ, performed in the years 1885, SO and
49, containing description o! the geography. ge-
o!ogv, climate and productions and the mum G., .
manners and ustoms of the natives; with a Map
of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Samuel Parker, A NJ
he River and nc Desert; or Recollcctlons of
the Rl,onc and TIL. Char,reuse; by Miss Pardoc
author o,,nc [ ity of, Sd tan, &c. i'll , vols.
The Robbcr, Tale, the author OF Rcllclicu,
TIL. Gypsy, Aitiia; III 2.
The Two Flir,s; or Ad. sure in a Country
Ho,lSc, and other Tales, by Lady BiCssing,on. E l.
Bulw.-. Mrs Norton. Barry ormwa, Mrs Gor.,
Captain Mcdwin, and others; in , vols.
The Lie AMI Adventures of Nicholas Mic 'cby,
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