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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE

FUN iL' Eli AND AbuE.
|UNEN years have not yet elapsed since il ws.
L first regularly submitted to tho public: but !,
has attained the CHEST reputation; and has SUD-
planted every other medicine for the Ague wherev
er 1t has been known and appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction throuphomt
the United States, and still realizes moro than could
have been anticipated by its most sanpuiDe friends,
Thousands of persons have not only 6ccn relieved.
but restored t. he lh and vigor through its aper.
cy; and they now chceriitIly testify, at every on.
p"r'unity, to its decided and supreme efficacy IL
is composed of such medicinal principles as arc
cllculac.! 10 renew the healthy action of tho stom,
nc'', liver, and other important digestive organ.
I'll" loss q" which harmony is the immediate couso
"i the disease. 1t is apparent also that il prod,,
COS an cnir" change in the condition of tho system
and certainly destroys the native liability 10 relan
srs Of the affection. When tho Ague is attended,
with any other complaint, the employment of tho
rome Mature Will not Interfere with the treat
''"nt OF the other disease, but will even afford az.
:ist'nce by furnishing strength and vieor To Tho
body during the course of treatment 'Thoso ,,Lo
make use OF tins medicine may be assured that
there is no arsenic, Barks, llerruru or anv o,ho.
ar''ce IN It's composition nntrcndv to the human
constitutions: being entirely peeetabI. er,,o.i.
ana they may have additional confidence in Tho
use thereof, when they perceive that il has tho az
tcct OF gctio laxative abou, the time half In,
Tic full has been taken--in CONSEQUENCES NJ u,h;nh
thefo Is no part OF the medicine loft to nucr in
Inc howais to cause obstructions, and other nvl.
arising rom tho use of many Of the remedies now
offered tor the cure of this affection. 1t hns he.n
nseo ais" as n preventive, by many who were suh
Jrct 10 periodical recurrence of the Chills ,,d !.
has invariably warded off the appreherded atincs
o1serre! The Proprietor, fully satisfied :. i,h N.
unparalleled aud universal success which has cu .
SANITY attended punctual and regular use of tho
rome Mixture, in all cases of Fever and Ao"c
I i, warranted IN engaging 10 refund the priee to
a'l 'h'se VINO have token the medicine in strict n.
cordance with the prescribed DIRECTIONS. william,
having n. been perfectly and lastingy cured.
ne subscribers are the Wholesale agents for tho
south Western States and IIavo now On hanI CIV.
" cases OF this medicine which is warranted f.osi,
ana genuine. For sale at tho manufactured prcs.
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
nov,7 Wholesale Drug gists,
now COZ Common h Tcoupitoulas street.
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Dfuus and .NeAicINcs.

J B Provost has located himself IN this city Tor
the purpose Of 'ranSacling n general wholesale
Drug business. lie is now receiving full supply
nt fresh and genuine articles, which he will sell
on 3cral terms To city druggists, and hos" Of
the Interior t" physicians merchants and plnn,' rs
he will off + inducements such ms have never be.
'nre been offered in This city. Ills intention is to
do strictly legitimate business. HIS stock will
soon be complete, "ud in few weeks viii be rea.
dy for business. All nrIers from the country, nd
from merrhanrs Of l. j. city, receiving such orders
will b" promptly attended to.
oct . No 80 Camp st
NEIlOLESAIE AND RETAIL. COMB AND VA
w RiETi STDRE-at the sign of the golden
comb, Mo bCharrcs scer,. The subscribers have
cecd, in; "''li"n 10 lhrrprevolIs stock on hand full
and conpet. assortment Of articles in their line; viz
combs, pcrtlln ry, Jrwcrv brushes, locking glasses
tunry artrlcs, ,.t. consisting II. part follows:
tHiMES-iori" Use she'll wroug llt and plain tuck,twist
qin"d back, long round, dressing, side puff, curl and
whic! hrc Mexcan pattcrs Ivory combs of every
descriptions ll"rn dressing and packet, together with
general assortment ofFre,al and American.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Lavender, Florido, honey
bay, rose, and orange flower waters OF every size and cs-
eruption, camp,oralcd Cologne, extract Of B.rgamo
fancy soaps Of Ill kinds, shaving do in cakes unl pots
cream snaph" Wards vegetable hair oil, bears and
,tqur do. Prsloits smelling salts, plain aud pcrlmc
toilet powder, pearl powder, pow Ierputis and boxes po-
ntum in rns and rolls oris and chlorine tooth wash
and powdcI', with Il grngm assortment of
ENElLRf-some ot1he latest md most G,slioup-
bc s'tts, consisting Of white and red corclial topaz s:
Jet carrnpS set in ia-rcr, breast pins of grca' gle
~ of patterns. watch trimmings, gilt and sv: -hckcs
silver thimbct, silver and gold pc cils and guard chains
DRtSilES-l'lol, hair dust lg, crImb hearth floor,
hat, es' TOOTH plate comb, Nail, Sharing shoe and
whllcwaslI brushes.
LOOKING GLASSES-Gcrlnan s,atia and toilet
glass; nlSnif, in. and French dressing gIasScs home
do, with variety Of other kinds not enumerated
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTICLHS-Frcnch
and American portable desks aud dressing eases,
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70 AEON Slui.H,-''ti ci>.> Cincinnati s,n,v
h"iin RON 'm' -'"a,,,,ni t.rno, ana tor ,n,r
RtItitNT n i!ANr

TNliE un&crsIg mrd hnvug recon nruccd bus,,s
rs a hrnG9t-i and 4 10Th, cury, in the x,,,.
, q" ned 10y VI J crh o.. at ,"r cuiu,t Of 'r,,I,
''tlc amt linton " a!k, wsp"crtuil, s,cl,sa share
81 The fn"Hc pnirh"EIr and renewal OF the foyor,
al his former customers. The entire .,r,L -,
Drugs. medicines anr ionry articles is fresh nm
carefully sell cred. The following only arc mr..
| nruaIizri VIZ:
Pre- soda, SrIGIi'z aud Snrn,og, Powders
Vast i""d'rs h''nG a Wholesome and elegant
sn'sHin'r Tor yeast, III ra'shg bread, buck heat
! raNr., N"c
BrIr''s Eff rvcsccnt Magnetism Appericn,-.
i'ras''' ana g"h" pnrg alive in dyspepsia or jndj
"cS't'n. new US denll'y, uiddIne,s, h.ad,ch.
"cdIy at 'hest"wnrh, habit ual cosllyeu,ss. cu,,
, nc"uS rrup'l"nS, &c. -
Carpenters FIni! Extract of sarsapn,;lI,
pnH'''ng hr b'o"f, %r 4" de- and cuhehs, &c.
>wh!m'S f"nnrcn and Vrimsius" British an
linrtlcn "li~, Op"dclI"r &c.
k"hhed L'qTurcr, j'ituhe and Guamauve nas,a
Tooth brushes, n Prcnitcr's cnrbonic der
nee chI"r'h9 tooth wash, pow der pufTs and bexe.
frrntIct's rafb"ur drnIrlire, chlorine tooth W. nh
powder puiia ana boxes, Prcnlice's scented and
PLAN tnIIct powder. ON tum creme de Perse.
orange i'W'r. rose, lnvtn or and Florida waters
1T 'he best qn'Ios, Row lands Macassa1 Oil. Old.
md !e's balm Of Columbia, bear. oil, variety Of
lncier and other mat ches, ind, lib!c marking ink
s"pr''"r hlack ink, SC.
sperm and refined whale oil. HAYS Iinin,en,
ir'sh assortment OF ThurIurn' Garden Seed.
"c' GEORGE JONES.
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!!!ia Ga.
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE;

v,~,,r Iva" - - FC>o At',-A.
,," ~ ,,;. navS lhsrh i',s lease end fnr
n ., 'nls wen shown nsabl', l'mcnt, from Nj
Ivy u' .i.' '. rr"'i"f' VIII be ready t" rec rHc W.
w M'. "s III. -, " -,pi'l next
, "n" '"S'y improvements Will ne found m
| .' "''anSe"tn's o. me hiil'Sl"h House, New and
'.o'e Io''1 i oa'ihh@ houses VIII he hnIl', and
W, Ia .,,n"i i, ~, o''c" NJ an hours. stable
toms for hnrsrs and m'ro, VIZ; s'on aIeo"n"d',
'' , Iii ., 90" ''''"s.S' ''sl rare HORSES "n'
cur .si VIII uaS1 s KEPT Tor hrt at moderate prices,
nr ,h' usn nf ,s,y I Ei,. ' 10 MANAGE mem
",nI G,u, ~ n'''irs aan "'n' "mls'nrnS
md n;c, Of The honrars VIII 'au conner,
| I,c of ,,,. hc., ,u,I,v .,nI -, - III i , d.
ic. cnr.o has nlrrnJv L".u roh h;i n VI,
| ubout ,,c $, nt NAV. ''''N'' W IA "'' wv
| Mr. Fre,,r;rk N,H,rI ,,ho c., ,,, no ,
hotel nj Waslnr,nm , vii G,i3, ,, H.; J IT, ~ a.
| the nronyictcr =, IN u,;,h ,urh ,;J cnGjon, n. .a
the yisers oflost ycur md his fr;rnJs gcmernv ,h
thew will receive oycrv nos.ic rem,;o. ANIL ,tc, ,
cxnec,s to rive ,.u.ru iuistnr;;nn ' '"' '''(
| The local ndyun,arrs nf RI G hous,. ar, IN, ,l1
known to need I.url. cnrd description here. The
Iac's t' irnS"co" Is tue largest nvnl station OF The
.',, H. ';c s.H,,"l f'n"zs'S o' ,he Gun squad
inv ,c snnncr mmuls h., liz. 'l, ,sa' u
tic Gull; the h,,nty of the bny m, The ucgI,nr;n"
island, and rivers the abundance and d,licncy of The
Ash with winch the waters abound; and lis proximity
to III" best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
e ',, over az n.nf places III these attitudes, us
Er', . a,o LYLE .
bile .nd v;Ii y, III ;,eS h ana MO
from, the New Orleans boats.
Mr. ARNOLD
Pensacola, Feb. l'th, 1893.
~. Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
I,es can n address the rr"pr"'"r, at Pensacola,
w. c"eh A"y'''' '''c oriief proprietor at nc" Dr..
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BENZ. LEVY.
PINNOCK'S ROME, &c.
I)lNNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR

DiNNoCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
Goldsmh's Ahr.dgmcnt OF the History of Rome
To which is prchxrd an Introduction to the Study 0
h"nan History, and great variety Of valuable inor
nation added throughout tn" work. on the Manners
institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
lncr"'is biographical and historical Notes. and qncs
Mons l"r examination AT tho end Of each section. r..
Illustrated with lirycnsra, ings on wood, by AhcrtUn
IINAnrK Improved Edition of DIR t;ul,!snh's History
OF England, from The Invasion Of Julius Cesar 10 tlps
death ol ''r"rEr ID, with continuation 10 the yea
lo'e W iih questions Tor examination at the end y
each section. Besides variety of valuable nforlDa
linn added lroughnn the work. Consisting Of table
OF contemporary Sovereign and eminent person,
t"pous explanatory notes. Remarks on tho poll
tics, manners and Literature of the age. An outline,
III" Constitution, Nc.&c illustratedb by many cngr1
inga. :
Guy, EiEMESTs or ARrRoSoMY, and an Aoridgmer
o, kcth $ New Treatise on the Use of Globes Ncp
American edition, with additions and improvement,
md an cxplalion of the astronomical part Of the Ap
rican Almanac.
Jus' received and for sale by WIN MKEAN
nov II corner Of Camp and Common 81,
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!" assssslPpi and Louisiana Hotel,
G"vlNGroN IA

KS MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an.
=, NJ, ounces 70 her friends and the public gene
Wy tnat shcsis prepared TO accommodate them at
no above establishment, and hopes Fl I'm her
s1eftions to render visitors comfortable to receive
continuance of former favors. She feels conf.
aont that parsons visiting Covirgton during the
ummer months, cannot find better accommodations
.,,an she can afford them, on mere liberal terms.
her honsc rs pleasantly situated and well supplied
with every convenience; the bar is furnished with
ehe most choice liquors, &c. in short she promises
vat nothing shall b. wanting on her part to give
tire sasstac,ion to all who may pa,rouze tho
mississippi and Louisiana Hotel. ic3
" TIE PUBLIC-'rhe undcrsignad having
studied under DR.. Schmidt of Charleston,
south Carolina, and for some years his assistant in
she practice of medicine and surgery, has the honor
20 ofter his professional services in this city.
ne assures the ladies and gentlemen that the most
prompt atentien will be paid to the calls which
may be made; and also offers his services to the
holders OF slaves, being well acquainted with the
discusses common TO them, having attended them in
enn sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti bilious pills alter the composition
o. Professor Smollette, with directions, can be had
q the undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in this aud other Cities has been attended
with the greatest success. to which tho best Of
s.ferenccs can DO given. Apply at No. l66 Maya
s'no street. JNO. M'LORlNG.
HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
sINHE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
23s Water, near Bcek,nan street, New York,
nave received the past season, and cor santly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
Of the ABOVE goods, which consists of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable for the southern and
western markets.
Hollow ware Of superior quality, consisting Of
about 1900 TONS viz,
Pots Of % different sizes from 2:6 to so gallons,
Kettles, IS sizes. from 3:s to 80 gallons,
kettlcs, Is sizes, froro 3S to IS gallons,
BlkCDaDs o Ovens. 7 different siz
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lAHPEKS CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
/ | GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, d D. with
an appendix, containing 1ra,slntlons OF varo,,s
od"S, Nc. by Ben l"n'on, Cowey, Milton, Drydon
Pop" Addison, Swift Chatlcrtou q Wakefield, Porson
Try nm, ~" AVID some OF the mOr eminent poets of ID
dn>-nnf
fii'EDiiJS, wht the appendix IT ;;u,lius trnnsl,
ted by christopher smart, in ; vols iorun, volumes.
and l9"i "ilGrpcr'- Classical Library
I'll" iNpoh'mn of nv Ni'REV ClINKER, by
Snlleli, NJ ~ With memoir of tbs Ntuior l.y Tim,
vs. h"$r' ''s ne" lI'i", with Ill r,tl,mns. by lie
tiuih~h,uk
!ilE ,iPSi;n Tnlc,hy the author uf -isi. r,.nv
Mary "il' nsnnly," AZ, eu ,,l,y. Z vo,. ,,,,.n,.,
u |
PAUL ,llEluHD;hy inc n,,,nns =, "p,,v,,.
lac !'l-' ''" Nr, beng .Hu II - tue ,,r,, ~
n1"Il ~'rs CompIrt- = ,tl.s Jns, received
S""' WI MelNthS
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nOLBEAR'S Science of Permanship received and
for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Ghatres street., New Orleans, 1883 Broadway
New York, Danphine ST., Mobile.
II is particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and - calculated for persons of all ages
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves
Lessons are given at s1ch houses as NAV suit the
convenience Of ALL and to classes formed in any part
Of the city. ""' r'''
sidences. 0'"' ''
Persons paying g , irse of lessons are d.s;red
atter'.' f so = us ell as thev wish.
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Em'rs"n's R'zor SIrni.s-Ihtec cas.s of H..
E"nn'n" aH'sle, lnsr received by
Oct ). REESE. q DI.ANt;, l8 Camn.
NJ s'nI h"t"--IOI coils MissuuI balls v,n.
h'nh all ri hrmr, ~ store d tor 5; 10 hv
n5 Lo"Eitr a ia thorn, 81 Gt,v.a, g,
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Csrt do. 5 To 7 inches.
Wood Screws, 900 gross, iron and brass, from,
= inch, No to $50 inch, No, 9 Of superior
qu,lily and finish, and less titan James imported
p;ices.
Sad Irons, assorted, in casks of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Taiors and hattor's Irons, assorted.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from A. TO
2Olbs
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, &c.
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order.
The above assortment of goods is particularly
recommended TO the attention of Southern and
Western merchants, and are offered for sale at low
prices, and upon the most liberal terms it is be.
ieved to bs the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any one establishment, in the
United States
Merchants, by forwarding a request by mail, can
have printed circular, with description of goods,
prices md TERMS from winch no deviation is ever
made. furnished by RETURN OF mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
1SSa
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III EW GoODS-Simmons HART < 60 are now re
cGiving from on he ard ships lazoo, auJ Saraogas
dbri% toncuran, from New York. great variety OF
goods i'll their line, which together with their former
stock ON hand, makes their nSSnrlu cnt vcrvc, pete
ne i"llowiii" composra pnrl WIS ell twist CAR side
tuck and dressing nni'S, horn do OF all descriptions In
ha rubber, silk and wur-cd elastic onricrs common &
fine elastic snsirndcrs, oco forn and ,nrfrr Matches
SenilltZ powders, powder p:is and boxes toilet pow der
pocirt blocks and wallets, urr,!lt books shell pcnrI
ivory and rI"rocro card ru -. l,oal "naj,rnts plain CO.
raj heads n"cklrpS snl l'@li~rr<, brad rhnnS bcn,
'ock!nr"s, II, glass and pluiuSrr silver aud .ill !.,I$
Indian heads, bells and punrS; pistol and large pow
Ter TASKS, shot belts, horse belt. I""kr and duiIins
'i>@ls double and single harrr!lrl nuns Bowie knives
md ,llfks srisS"rS, shears porkct knives guard chains
and ribbons, wti~ buckles cloth, hair tnnh nail comb,
.rt'n, hoe, plate, floor and busting brushes Cologne
Fl"r'h, n'rlHr rose aud bny csscnrcs,
and extracts AlhrrasS',r, bear, antique, AMI Wards
gcahlc hair oils shaving and toilet soaps OF all ,cs-
crptI"iS lnlr;' and gcEtcmris' desks and dressing
eases aIr ,clS, rizcits and lras plain. fancy and
musical work boNS, plain and rt liz urrd, coat and
vest buttons, pear. and ivory shirt do, shirt studs, gold
and silver pencil cases, toohpnks aud twcrzcrS plated
md gilt lnrkcta, miniature dc" silver, brass and steel
tnllnhles, hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and red ink, shoe backng, voIns and guitars, ribbed
aud plain percussion caps, usn winc, scented cr,sh-
iens gold and sill, er lace and fringe latter paper, game
bags, rdin" WHIPS, walking canes, PLAYING cards. iiis
gold, plated and gilt jtwcllry Sc.
The above, together with great variety of other arti-
les Offered at Wholesale or retail on accommodating
terms.
Shell combs repaired
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Northward. Coming Southwark the time is six hour
less; being ) days and II hours.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
pANAWAY from 1863 trronslet corner Of Ilcvie
4 streets, on the night of 30h of August ind was
seen ;he next morning in Poy,lms street, negro boy
n"ned CHARLES, about II years of age, onl fec
or thcrenhon's in height black, and has impe
ncn in his speech, Of his legs is sore asoncl
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton unn,aloons.
Masters of vessels and steam boats are cautioned a.
gninst receiving hnboring snd negro, well aA
other persons, as the utmost gour OF the law will b.
enforced against them. The above reward will be pnia
for delivering him into any of the jas Of either Of the
municipalities, or at 100 Carondelct, Of lievA
Stceet sept
NOIICE-'lhc c"pa, tuerslip heretofore existing
l. under the firm of dubois &; Garretsnn, has beee
dissolved The subscriber will liqulate the affairs
the concern in this city, and requires all persons inAeo
ed to make payment TO him only, and all those having
claims, to present hem for settlement.
mug at II GARRETSON
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I'M ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAtruors.,
Castomhonsc street, opposite the post office
The Subscribers arc now receiving fzoa, their f,c
tories IN New York, and will keep constantly nm
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle pi.cs.
ofsuprrior Workmanship, and of the latest ,,c,,.rn
made Of the hest Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. a so, Monuments, Tombs and
Gssve Stones, moulded aud plain siHs and l;u,eJs
marble :acings. hearths and boundary stone. plaster
efParis. Roman 4 Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
'ns tar, together with . splendid assortment OF
brnss mounted and pin Crates ana puss;, IT,, :.
fsies Of tbe newest and most approved pat,ern,
lrftering done. in the neaiest manner and NJ, ,h..
sstest notice they have first rate workman Il,
Awe work. "
'AMEs KAHN & STROUD
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optclinhs to be seen II TIE shop. Paints. oils
glass, c,Il@l ,a,n,sh, &c. ON Lard nj! Tor sale.
Ron, >TEEl Il HEAVY GOUDS--lIut, square
L n,!d bundle non, we'll n-Sntc,!.
Hoop, scroll aud rod iron, nail rods and plon,h
mius
Cast German, shear, bs'c,p,l, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut aud wrong t nails and spikes
Inc, block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, "".s
Ok, log Al Il trace ,h,lns, mills
An,ils, Vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet pig and bar Icul, shot
Cm:l u'' cooking stoves
.''Amcs, Row ian'i's and other sp:,cs aud shovcls
= look aud plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Snaps, and other axes
FARE! and Manila coisIagc, lines and Irvine
I"l' and sl'cahns copper; Naval stores
Paints, linscc'l and sperm oil
A full 'sso'tmc", Of hardware and ship clantc,y,
always o" hand, a'.'' which arc offered FIR sale wl,ee-
sale or retail; ON the most favorable terms by
mi LAYTON 4 Co So Old Icyer.
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hthi.i. y MAY, H,nsr, >,,r, aud pr;uIr ,,,:
! = Painters, \" CalnI,cl, street, two doors lru:n
G. ma! street.
limitations "l lc following won"ls and nl,bics, rx
eeutCh in y ii!ast,l., .a3n,ltr,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-09

DRUMMING OuT.-A private ofthe s3d was
drummed out of his regiment, on the 7th INST. .at
Kingston, U. C. He had been most incor-
riglble scoundrel, having been punished some
half dozen times, both by courts civil and mar
tia, and il was found necessary, at last, to give
him dshonorable discharge. He was placed
in the centre ofa hollow square, formed by the
regiment, and list of his crimes was read
over. After this was done. the regimental tai
lor proceeded strip HIM of his military nsig-
MIA, the seams on his trowsers, the facings,
buttons, &c. A rope was then thrown round
his neck, and the regiment being drawn up in
two lines, facing inward, he was marched its
whole length, followed by the band playing that
sentimental ar, " The Rogue's March," Ar
rived at the end ofthe lines, the poor devil re-
ceived his freedom, and ran off amid the 'jeers
of the spectators. He was refused admittance
into all the public houses, which fact adds much
to the prospect Of lsasefermatians1s- Boston
sl1u7H. T. 0St
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WAsHINosoN, Jan. II
UNITED STATES SENATE.

O1NtI LIZ ~ Il n lIO h1CANh A1s
The most important businss before the SEN
ate was the Reduction Land Bills upon its f.
nal passage.
Mr.. Clay spoke at some length in opposi-
ton to Mr.. Calhoun, giving his reasons for OPP
posing Mr.. Calhoun's plan Of cession. He
considers Mr.. Calhoun's plan Of cession I'M
practicable and impossible, and even ifit could
be enforced it should not be, on account of its
injustice to the Old States, who are equal
owners of the National Domain with the new,
Mr.. Calhoun said his plan was to give one
half Of the public Lands to the New States as
free will offering, and the other halfupoh the
ground that the amount ofthe proceeds should
be pledged to the General Government.
Mr.. Clay answered, that it woSld be impos.
sible for the new States to pay this sum. Al
twenty-five cents an acre the land given tc
them would amount to seventy five millions o
dollars, and the State debt to tie General Gov,
ernment for some states worM amount to fifty
cents anSacre this SUM would be doubled; ant
at one dollar an. acre quadrupled. The lanl
was worth this sum.
Mr.. Calhoun expressed his beliefthat as the
land stood it was not worth more than twenty
five cents an acre. All estimates beyond thi,
he thought too high. He remembered that il
James Madison's days the whole domain wa
estimated nt only ten millions of dollars.
Mr.. Clay adverted to his own views, which
were seconded by the immense sales, amount
ing already to almost ten times ten millions.
The conclusion of Mr.. Clay's remarks wal
an appeal to the Senators representing th'
| New States. He reminded them that the New
States asked no necessary donation that the,
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THE Missouri Iron MouNTArN.--Wele learn
from the U. s. Gazette, that tile mining COM
pany chartered by the State of Missouri to
work the Iron Mountain, are in fair way to
commence operations. They have purchas-
ed S7 600 acres of mountain tract, and have
5000 on the Mississippi, in which is the site
for the town contemplated. and from whence
there is to be railroad to the mountain.
Some ofthe cutlery of this iron exhibited at
Philadelphia, has fine polish which does
not :arnsh--supposed to be owing to the re-
markable purity of the ore and it's freedom from
foreign ingredient.-- Buff Com.