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The Sugar Crop and its Prospects.
SIR,-Perhaps no subject is more msrepresentot
or less understood than the sugar crops at this
time.
The cultivation Of the grand staple of our State
received severe shock in conscqu nee of that
terrible disease the Cholera, from which it will he
difficult tor it TO recover. The immense loss sus.
tanned by the planters by that disease, has never
been replaced add to this the inadequate price Of
sugar-the high price OF slaves and uncertainty Of
the seasons. which has so discouraged planters
that many have abandoned its culture altogether.
You have seen no new adventures from the south.
ern states, and there has been constant d;minu-
ton in the crops of Louisiana since that pcrod-
take for instance, the two parishes below the citv.
There arc twenty one plantations which hav,
abandoned the cultivation Of sugar altogether ::
and there arc now only that number in the whole
Parish OF st. Bernard vino pursue its culture
Tho Same thing will apply to the parishes in,mc-
dlately above the city, and in fact to the State.
ne sugar cane this season is very wei! matured,
and OF course, the quality of tho sugar is excellent.
Almost all the i! from the first shoots or what
prevented the cane from throwing out suckers, and
gave less sprouts to the old subtle the conse,
4uence Is the more perfect maturity of the cano,
ana connection Of the juice. Many planters where
have bcen' declare that they only obtain from
Doo TO 9Oo lbs an acre from good s,ubblo cane,
lhe plant cane is b,tter yet it is an idle tbno ,o
'uppoSe that we are going to have large crop in
Loulslana-lowever, you will find planters who
want credit or are fond OF Boosting, or that allow
heir tongues to go asray, that will toll YOU tbot
hey are getting an immense yield-wait , ,,,o
"u '"e account current will show different re-
UT IN hne' the sugar crop. unless some unto.
YARD Al cldent happens, will be fair ono for tn,
'mln'shed number of thom engaged in its cultiya-
on; but we shall never come up 10 the paupe
1910 AN OBSERVER.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

Ship franktort.-Captain Russell gave pre,
bio" out on board of his splendid ship, yesterday
TO Ia &c party of ladies' and gentlemen, the elite
OF our city: We were very sorry that indisposi.
t"h prevented US accepting his polite invitation to
DO one of the number The ladies were recc;vsd
on board by the Captain with Lis usual pallantrv
One of the faircst of tho group, by request, took
her seat at the piano, and after giving Yankee
Doodle with great spirit, executed with GREAT l., ia
several pieces of music after which, having visi.
ted the ship and admired is great beauty and MANY
ssnven'ences, the whole party sat down to
richly served table, covered with delicious vands
ana exquisite wines. Having done honor 10 the
many good things offered by Captain Russell, tho
'ao'es took their leave, but other gentlemen arri-
V'Hg from time to time. the party was kept up with
great h!arIty till they encroached somewhat or g.
night We again regret we were not lre.,7l =,
taste tho good wine, listen TO the songs am tear
the toasts. But although we were not pre.ep, to
drink our toast we'll give it him.
10 Captain Russeli-May the spir, he h..
'Aewn in building the Frankfort as packet f,r
this port be richly remunerated by full freigb .
and cabins full of good passengers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

Mr.. Wheaton, the American minister at Berlin has
Drought 7" successful termination the negotiations
Which have been 40 long pending respertnr the med;
at"n h"twsen the United States and the republic of
Mexico. The King of PRUSSIA first hesi,aed to &C.
ceP the mediation rendered to him by the two trans.
anu delicacy Of the question in dispute Especially as
growing out of the civil war in Texas but some Of these
dispute. having been amicabIy adjusted between the
parties, his Majesty has at last consented to name NJ
van koenne, the russian minister in the United
States decide arbi,er Of any difference OF
opinion which might arise between Tho members nj Tie
mixed commission yhc!'ths or their citizens upon
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15
(C0mmlnicatsd.)

I'VE" ORLEANS, Nov. lith 1899
Having read, in the Courier of Yesterday y,
aftlce' purPorting to throw blemish on the man.
ayers and directors of the New Orleans and Mash
WIG '&a'l Road, deem it proper in justice to the
present directors of the Road, to remind tho npb.
lie OF the many difficulties which have encomna 90.
e" the company. Ibeievo it is generally known,
That the undertaking of building rail road tbroupb
an almost impenetrablc marsh and swami was
conceived by many to be mad speculative under
taking. We have but to apprise the pnbi;c or,ho
operation of the road us far az it NAV he
Completed and advise people to call and examine
LON The beginning to the end, in order that the
may be more convinced oftle future success of III.
company This being the season ofthe year wbcn
'he want OF internal improvement i, most felt we
would call on all those who feel an interest in ,b,
southern states, to come forward and give the com
pany, and this great national undertaking. tbe
support required by circumstances 1t is not M,
cessary for me to 20 into Particulars pvailino nv.
self the opportunity, have only to inform tho
people, particularly the members of the I,ep;s,
turs' so long as the company continues to be pov.
ernod by the present able manager, We have IL.
guarantee gifts full success oven to our gr.a,es,
ah''clpations' in the many costly and beneficial
improvements which the manager, James H. Cald.
WE'LL has already put into complete successful o,e
ration. r. r. ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

RHODE lsLAND.-1'he following is the of1irial con
vass Ct The votes given for members Of Congress- NJ H.
late election in Rhode Island: "' !"
The whole nun Der of votes 1862
Necessary for n choice 1885,
Robert B. Cranstnn has 1919.
benjamin B. Thurston has 1896,
Joseph l.: TilIinglast has ALSO.
Thomas w. Dor has 1868,
Scattering 81
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how deep the bones laid, aud penetrated through them
IN one place between four and feet but found them
equally plentiful on the top but there seemed to
rise an of. nsive efluva The, approached where it
was little damp. There was outlet 10 the room,
appeared 10 be perfectly docie passed found the room,
several times while the. in it. The discovery is
subject for the speculation Of philosophers with regard
70 e period and circumstances attending ss ancient
charm e-Ouse.-CenfraL Watehto,rer,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

RieheHeu.-We have been re perusing tb;, sn,s,
did play of Buwer. In fancy and beautiful ina
gerry it is certainly INFERIOR the Lady of Lyons;
but in dramatic effect, in terseness of lanpuape.
continued and thrilling incident, it is scarcely sir,
passed. by any play VIC know Of Bulwer has most
admirably managed the story. A weak and sopl
less king in the power Of an ambition, minister.
a consp racy against the minister, at tho. bead of
wh'el arc the first men oflhe cour. and arm y and
Of The blood royal are the basis of the play, in
which the bold and crafty character of tho .,-
ch'tec' Of the French Monarchy. and the prea,
parent OF French civilization" is made to appear
in bold relief 80
The play, as written, is entirely too long for 70.
'Icschlaliohi bulwer has, cons: quentIy, himself
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'tcer"er'" Office, Second Municipality,
reports OF Day Police and Night Watch

Reports of Day Police and Night Watch.
. '"hn WALLACE, arrested the request Of the con,so
E s'H"o3at Augusta Bound to Criminal Cou,t $,I
tho a,, H. c: arrested for assaulting small bow on
s "m'<a, crested on Common street, after
c ION noyd arrested in Tchaptoulas street ,c1oct
'onh barcher, arrested in Grod street, DRINK nm,
Discharged. vi "'"'''s MS better hail.
,a 'nael N"hn, arrested at 9o'clock; found ro,ber
' ~, snyS he mas no place Of e>dencr-DischsrpaL
"en urher, arrested for brea |, of the peace iv
V'r Rue o. wnrrnnt-Eo"ni to 800 security. ~
a. . Mag'ane and James Beek, arrested Cor no.
the peace in 1900. r "o''"u 10 Keep
lanes bradley, founda, 9oclock on leyee street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

" NOUS sommes autorlsGs announcer qua Ia
oo'''a"de dun grand nombro dcs citoycns dos .rois
hunlc'palitcs, Mr.. WILLIAM FREREr a CONSENT h
&c presenter CONNIE canddat la place do Marie n
la prochaine election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

W we are authorised to announce that, at the soci.
'a''oh OF large number of the citizens OF the thre,
M"nc'paIities, MrWILLlAM FREREr has consented Il,
inc presentation of his to lis fellow citizens nj,
Tue next ensuing election candidate for the office
of Mayor OF the City Of New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c
G X Nd
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY

GRAND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY
or PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORIEAN
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers.
CU'ces Under the Verandah, Corner Of st. Charles
ana Common Streets, and No. l04 Chartres Street,
6etrsen Cont aud st. Louis Streets,
WrrH view of meeting The wishes of our friends,
we have the pleasure Of announcing to the pub
lie TINT this Lottery will he drawn ut the City Exchange
IN st. Louis street, in New Orleans.
lie drawing will, without fail, begin the LIST DE,
cember next.
Our agents throughout, the union, will cause the above
10 Oh inserted once in one of the newspapers of their
respective residences, and "hnr~. i & 80 III
"o-M" SCHMIDT & HAMILTON
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15
JOSHUA BALDWIN. Recorder

Resolu que loffro dc VIM. Bell, do const ru;,o .,
dachcver 10 nouvcau Marche aux lepumos. \ !,
lonct'on des rues do l'annonciat;on ct ichonn,o"
,as par 'e qu'nziems jour de Janvicr proclaim. pour
Ia somme dc Qunze miles cling conts pastres. est
'o;EufG aGesplee le dit Bell devant payer la
Mun'c'Pa'e Ia somme do quinze piastres par Jour
pour chaque jour as della de la ditto fnomo TO-
que 10 dit marche ne sera par termine. ''''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

W l.. u CANINE, ct the solicitation of MANY of hs
"ehdS' mas consented to become candidate for the
office of Mayor of this city,
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ny tho barqus Neptune, from Havana, on tie
Hh INST we have received fi!es of the "Diaro do |,
Habana ITO the 5th Nov. but they contain little of
interest.
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AFFAIRES DU CONSE1T,
SECONDE MUNICIPALJTE
SGance du Mardi % Octobra 1870

Resolu que &c Conseil souscr;t nourv,
P'aro des Rapports complies de Ia Cour Sun,ano i.
Ia Louisiana par j. Burton Harrison, public M. F.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

Steamboat S"nk.-Capiain Blood Of the steamer
Selma. which left St. Louis on tho "a ;ns,,,, j.,
toms us that on Wednesday last, he passed in
chute No. - the steamer Havana, sunk, and tina:
inc ooat and cargo will be total loss, lie reports
Tho Upper Mississippi II, stand-nine feet water
in the channel.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

'oHPLLMESr To MISUNDERSTANDING the remarks
MADE Nv Col Stone al the meeting of the merchant, in
Ne" ork, We find the following applicable and an
prOp,iat: ~ i
rose, Mr. Chairman, TO econd the resolution of
tnhhks to the commt"e AMI do so with all INV henri.
That splendid rhetorician Edmund Burke in one NJ hs
imposing rhaps"dies, in derouncing the mercantile
c aH uttered the renatk-and it splendid
ialselo"d THAT the merchant had no Bible but his
ledger and no God but his goId True the sentiment
~"s spoken in relation to the British merchant But
Iepuda.e it in regard to the British merchant. and
SUI more enha!iraIly do repudiate it in regard to the
Amerlcan. Sir, it is not true For more than twenty
years have my qnainance and associations been mil
mate viii, the merchants of New York. During the
whole OF mat period have exerted my humble powers
in aiding them to build up the commercial prosn,r;t
Of the counry-comnerce being one the main pilIar,
Of ""r political edifce. have found them ali H.,
is upr'g and honorable in business; all thu, j. r,%r
Gus IN the cause of benev"ence; all 'm, d ,,.Ie FRA
patriotic in the of their cGu. NJ. L.r. ,b'
tore, always heen proud OF tie me- IA lI- 81 N.,, w
and am this r's u moe prol "i . ~ ii- l4vc-
tue hob'C STAND t"' h'e la"t ~ un.p -~jpiu la.,f
own credI' aud i"Ht ." our iH yrt,l.t 3Iic H., ,,,I
tons. "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que lie voyer est 1T demeure au,orse d
contractor, au nom de cettc .Municpalite, avec lie
dit VIM. Bell, conform6mcnt aux dt.s Resolutions
at aux specifications tacs par Is dit Voyer.
SignG ;,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, p,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

Resou que lc Marie est ct demcuro autori>e 4
trer son mandat sur 10 Trtsoricr dc cet,e Munich.
p4'''e en- iaVeur De Nathan Nichols pour la sornne
dc clnq cents dix neuf piastrcs ct Sc cents A.
pour 259 pleds ii pouccs do banquc,,c, c mmcn-
cant ralIgnemcnt de la ligne Est do +, rue dos
cedres ct deia travcrs Ia rue St. Paul. 10 dit Nj,
chols Dormant un rcGu compIet pour le dit travail.
Slgne
JOSHUA BALDWIN Pecor1,r
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JOSHUA BALDWIN Pecor,1.r

Resolu que la Petition de J. NJ, Cubolcro ID
mandant Il permission dc fare une travcrso on
pIerres plates en- face lie No. 80 dams la rue s,
Charles Iusqu'a Phdel dc la Bourse soft accordfe
ponrvu que ia dite traverse soft fate scs proprr,
| fra's ct sous IA surve lance du voycr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resoir que les cautions offertes par 10 dit VIM
Bell, pour lterecution fidee do son contrat a.
,o'r Joseph Goutz" ct Nicholas Murray son. q,
demourent accptees.
Signe
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

kesolu que john Gibson est ct demeure destitute
a a lemplo' do Secreaire do &C Con.eil c, quo 10
d't eInplol est ct demeuro declare vacant,
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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NJ. II. & J. DEVEREUX

r ". C0LLENS
| Lnited Sh1tes' Commissioners
Appointed by the Federal Court at New Or,eons
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET
r, Exchange Hotel Bmllings.)
AID Commissioner takes affdavs unde-
0Vf n. OF the Acts of Congress, passed en- IL
and other acts of Congress, in such cases ,uae and
Sad Commissioner has considerable experienoc
and uses firms of caption and certilicn,e VIII '
stood ne severes' scrutiny of the alb. u, refg
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

A CuRIosiTY-A gentleman informed as few Il, ;.
wild tu keys in Hart county, Kentucky in romn"n'
with FRIEND they discovered on the summit ola '
or elevation, large hole, that would admit n man,
BODY without much difficulty Curiosity led the m >"
this mysterious place. AT the length Of about 60 fee,
they found themselves in sub erral,euus cave or roo
apparently cut out of solid rock, through which ,h.v
had nassed many feet, which appeared 10 be sixteen ~
eighteen feet square. Our informant was the first ,h,
entered the room, and he not little surprised tha
the first object which his eyes was human skill
"th an ne teeth entire, Unon further examination il
was ouhd that the whole place filled with skeis
tons OF men, " omen and children. 0"@'''
Under the small aperture through which thew de-
'cend' the place was perfectly dry and the bones IN
ma" body was oil tuned Fuzzy concluded to examine Inc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

I 1NT etc ament lenclos du Seine ouar,;cr d.,
~ Ia MnniciPaG no, 9. sur 10 Ter Noycmbrr
les chevaux suvan,s:
U" cheval grand, marquG par lie colIct, crnaro
ct queue bancs, nyant l6 mains dc hau,enr,
un cl'1val bal Sombre, trois pcds biancs, le pied
sur 10 'front.' marqnt par Ia scllc crnicrc o, ou,nc
n"rc-, ayant Is mains ct d. mi do haulrpr.
Les ProPrIciarcs DIES dts thcvaux sont pri6s Il,
SC rundre pcnclos du 3e'ne quarter de Ia Mum,
cit'alito no. 9, situG coin DIES rues Robin at An.
nonclhtlon, ain do les retror payant les frais
vendus rcncan par p. A. GuilIot,o, encantcm-
public J, l.. WHITE
no lor Lieu. dc Ia gnrdc.
La Nouvelle Orleans, lie 5 Nov,mbre. ls2n
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCE:S.

CLEAKANCES.
.,., 1890 November l4h 1880
,, ".u, o'ceoa. S Si havre' J II Ashbridge
c, =, HerbauIt, Freres, & co
S's "''u", Ch"rchil, Boston, Master
S 81. ~ ~ II w e"er' DelvaiIe. Iampico JChrsly
SUI. Ha.; ; heftall' 81 Marks, &JP Whitney
o'''" e"'P Natchez sw''e' Havana Vun Wyck l. co
ARRIVALS
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CAMP STREET THEATRE.

VI Doors open at 6-Performances to commence
at7 o'clock. N
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Ahp7i o4o kegs superior Leaf Lard, landing from
- steamboat Paragon, fur sale by "'''''
. olo Il DORSEY 4 Mar I ,,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

AAl'-;'3" kegs :eaf Lard landing from s,eumIo.,
L oio ehefo See' Tor sale hy >. G DORSEY,
d No,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-15

l. rom Havre. 80 sup ''a"h'
Sd vol Alexander Dumas
sub do BnIzaC
o'h' ON and 9Th > uvenr dun Entant du Peun,e
efs"ns who have bought from us the FIRST yDInmss
I" these works, are requested 10 call for The oh,vs
20 JOHNS Il Co, N o S'a'ioners' Hall.
II" corner ST Charles nn,l c,,,,,,,,,> -.
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ARD-3OO kegs leaf Lard in store. for sale nv
- OIL 6 DORSEY, Al New Leyee
g HiRTS, &c-A large and general sssor,n,sn, r.
~ Shirts Collars Stocks j. Handkerchief oi ar;a,
Kinds, Just received and for sale by ''o"s
GOSSIP L. CO. !
Naval, Military& Fashionable Haiters unds,
OIL Exchange Hotel, ST Charles 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
THE HUMAN HAIR.

90 Personal is influenced by nothing
materially than luxuran crop OF hair The loss Of TIE hair
in most occasoned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist To prevent its de-
TO which Mr. Clrehugh has for ~ directed his attention
The growth and organization of the hair, IT'S structure
necea with the anatomy OF the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this subject he attended
the lectures Of the most celebrated Psychologists in Londou
and Edinburgh dsected the different layers Of the skim
incd the nerves. boodesss and bulbs connected with both
skin and hair and by these discovered The which
perfect knowledge Of all these subjects and numerous
experiments heads different stages Of Badness and
ing them according TO the constitution OF the individuals tho
result the production or his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUS, or INDICATED COMPOUND.
10 composed Of ingredients Of the most vivyiug powers
combined with those wsch will promote the circulation give
healthy action 10 the skim and restore the relaxed functions
evident that only BY such the restoration Of hs
hair ever be effected
In proof ofthe confidence which CLIREHUGh has In restsr
ing the hair he prepared 10 treat with whel
would wish TO have the Compound applied by hmelfat Mo
Hair Cutting Rooms This viii be done ifo, any charge
til the hair restored individuals Of the repecabity
who have had their hair restored referred to- who WI
testify to the great efficacy ofthc Compound.
Ladies should observe that wherever the hes hair thu
brokenofen causedb by tying hair tight this Con
pound only restore H. In such all s grea &c
fatty matter 10 perncious, and only be
mcnded through the grossest ignorance.
One application OF the Trcorherons sufficient
seurf and Dandrf from the hair and dsspate all impurities
FROM tls skia.
Price 81 bottle Sold by CLIREHUGH at ri, Hair Cut
ting Roons Corner Of Fulton and Broadway and Of hn a
pointed Agents Dodd Druggist of Blocker snA
Broadway Wm Miner, Druggist Of Dey street sd
Broadway n3o-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
H u NJ a N II A | K .

CO. Since the publication Of A. CIR ANDJEANis CONF
POSITION than thirty limitations or oeun..rf.,ts
have sueces.ivey appeared Now the rlovs system exploit
red by all the BARRIERS Of New York.
But doubtless, will dispute that the author Of
CkANDJEANs COMPOSITION 10 tho only person who
has especially applied himself with real and duy these
Curious microscopic researches The he has r.
eeived testimony Of the general Satisfaction giv,u
The sale OF this article exceeds his .aueune
From this date MIR. A. GRANDJEAN promises according
to his convictions to perform extraordinary upon
sops who will give him their confidence and whe viii permit
him to exercise A. according cause and the different
affections OF the Plous system lie appreciates combines
with eireom'peeon, all the prescriptions given the
,ho giving no preference 10 his remedies except where
The case requires ~ and where morever experience Cor
many years confirms It's efficacy.
The principal remedies ars st Paste the Of which
guarantees the inshle Of xEROTRsA and the
poray or permanent, fall Of the Har Cutaneows Eruptions
Of The scalp letter nature that which generally
met with on the heads Of young children.
I'd 0d'yersns Liquid the employment ef which, in short
time, cures HYDROTRISIA.
3D. pscwiar Plaster, and DapAovec Cap Tor the treat
ment OF Bldnesasa snaly prescriptions ACCORDING 20 the
different and constitutions
Approved and recommended by the NJ " Medical Fac,v:
CMce barclay ST. NO !, Astor mouse. az 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24

meN door G6ope -4nn. nst8u
Wevms, Wsvwss inhby destroyed BY using ShermanS
Worn LoIenges They the gvsaest discovery made
and the sny edcne that s and pleasant that
childrsa may eat them freely connon peppermint
CsSehs Colds .asa, tghtae Of the chest consumption,
&C. cared almost incredible short time ssne
celebrated Cough Lorenges They
day. They cases within the last six months
than all the Basams Of LUerwo Horehound Sc put to
gethsr They have cured many cases. where hopes
entertained Of recovery
Bilious Conplonts-Shermans Cahartc Lozenges par
cular adapted to bilious cases. where active Cathartc
repaired They the best medicine and pleasant
I" to be eaten As readily as ordinary confectionery.
Heartburn and acidy Of the stomach dyspepsia &c cured
by Shermsn Soda Lozenges They heartburn in few
minutes, and afford astonishing relief to dyspeptics
Headache Lozenges They Paintings oppression OF the
chest drowsness Sc They highly refreshing to those at
tending large parties keeping the spirits and eheeraine
laxative Lozenges for persons of cove habits SO common
to the sedanay They Keep the bowels and after awhile
entirely obyiate this troublesome complaint
Charcoal Loxerges for correcting the stomach and bowels
Sarsapariila Lorenges for purifying the blood &c.
oins Sides limbs joints Sc cured by Shermans
Poor Mans Plaster 100000 Of which yearly sold, war;
ranted superior to all other plasrs and for ouy l2 cents
Skermdn Teefng Plaster affords astonishing relief when
the back Of the neck children cutting their teeth
Luer Complaint, jaundce, female distractions &c. cured
by Shermas celebrated Roy Hepane which has cured more
within the last than all other remedies put toge-
ther iswh difficulty the proprietor supply the ncreas
ing demand for this popular medicine.
NBAll kinds Of medicine be had made INTO Lozenges
and rendered pleasant loo Nassau street Also Peppermint
Rose, and all other pleasant eating Lczenge the greatest
variety in the world.
Ask for Sherman's Lozenges. Jel9-y