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The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

oPELoUsAs MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Nrw oR1r4ss Ar, eyerys yedn'y &sat'y, bye Dim.
Closes ev. Wed'y & Sunday do.
ALExAaDRIA y Arr. ev. Sunday &Wed'y, BY 10 pm.
NAreifFocHEs, Closes ev. Wed'y s. Salty, 6y & pm
MARKsv,t In Arr.withAlexandria mail ev.Sunday.
Closes with came every Saturday.
CA1cAs1ru. Arrives every Monday, by "a M.
Closes same day at s p. IN.
NJ Office hourA from 9 a. N. TO / p m, every day
except Sunday.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

MANUFACTURES or STEEL in VIRerEIA.--Ths
Richmond Compiler states that the Legislature
of Virginia has granted certain privileges to a
Mr.. Broadmeadnw for the manUfhcture ii steel.
II Is made [says the CompiIcr) Oil u view plnn,
for which Mr.. Broadmeadow received d batent
In June last for the whole ofthe United States,
for IA years. The saving In this process is so
great, and tho minerals In this State 40 we'll
suited for the purpose, that there seems no doubt
that tie iron ores of.his State, whom converted
into feel, will be transported ~ Europe, and
sold = q profit in the English market that now
supp es the achOie morlH, and Vic United States
made indepcndenl from her own resources. The
qualsy ofsteel made on this plan has given such
satisfaction in New York, that one house has
giyeh u written order for two tons per day.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

ROUTE 70 CH1NA.--The Missouri Reporter
says; I'm q letter written BY Mi. Jefferson soon
after the purchase of Louisiana, Tint ~diafnguish-
ed statesman poiuted out the practicability ofa
route to China, over the western prairies to tbs
Pacific. This magnificent idea, based on the
remarkable forecast Of that wonderful man, has
been reyamped repeatedly since by other per.
sons, and palmed off as original with themselves.
That such a route will be established al some
day not far distant, recent eyentsa authorize us 10
believe most sincerely"
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
PHILADELPHIA
SklDLERY AND TRuMk

WARE HOUSE.
Granite Buildings, No. 63, Grapier street, one
door from Magazine street, Men Orleans.
ca RoBB & HANsELL, offer to The trade and
y1MAS others, alarge and well assorted stock OF
SADDLERY q SADDLERY HARDWARE,
" their own importation and manufacture. The fol.
SadtAeS md Brides in great yarsety, Bride
EiHiagsy Wurtingdls, S~wsingles, Girth8,
Sa6e Halets, Coach, Gig, Dedrbon, Sulkeg
gai U5ag Harness, Blind Brides, Horse and
Mule Goihars, Sa3dte-bagS; Medical and
Carpet do, ItafeHifng and Packtng Trunks,
Vaffses, Bride, Harness and band Leather,
Hoe, Shecp and Backshiins, Morocco, Wins,
S0itehes, Couhiaes, Hanes, Sqddtetyecs, Var.
fish, &C., Saddlerg Harduare, d general as
$ofsueat, Traak.makers Materials.
All Of which will be sold upon the most reasonable
feb f-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
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The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

INba AoRoAN HALI4 JOHN KkMR.
HALL g. KEMP.
@E wA D &c He Ma go
No. 2 Tctoupitoulas 81. nezt dior 10 Canal st.
NEW ORLEANS.
" a gea srai assoilmsnt Of Groceries. oct3.e d
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
JARVIS & ANDREWs,

WHOLESALE DEALERS / N
WindoW.glass. Pants, Oils & Medicines.
Agents for Philadelphia Eagle Glass Factory, and
Philadelphia and New York White Lead.
NO. 20 Common street, and 4 Canal ST. Roy,
N~Ew.oRLEANs. sl2gIy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06

WHY DO NOT THE IRISH BoGs GENERATE MALARIAi
in Ireland there 100 900 acres of marsty bog
districts. 1t has been matter of surprise that the
inhabitants in the vicinity of these Dogs should be
exempt from the affections which are known to be
caused by malaria. DIR. Williams has satisfactorily
accounted for this anamoly. He says that the Dogs
contain very few vegetables that have tendency to
run rapidly into decomposition. They principally
consist of mosses interspersed with a small portion
of heath, fern, and few grasses. Thedecompostion
of the bog is very slow that scarcely be
said to rot in water and it possesses vitality great
that when dried and apparently Dead it may be revi-
ved on again placing In the water. Neither do its
leaves fall off, to afford any quantity of dead
vegetables matter and in the opinion of botansts the
plant is destroyed solely by the weight of the
sve shoots sinking deeper and deeper below the
fice of the water and thus deprving of atmospheric
air. From this cause it undergoes an imperceptible
decay, and consequently, the decomposition is too
slow TO afford any sensible quantity of marsh MAS
mata.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06

A New BATTERY.-We learn from the Cincinnati
Gazette that Professor Locke of the Medical College
ct Ohio, after studying for many years the structure
and use of galtanic batteries has invented very
Convenient In and In many respects novel in It's
effects. He calls it the Organization Battery. 1t
consists of combination of all kinds of batteries in
one neat table instrument arranged that by keys
and stops like those of an organ, he in moment
bring any kind of battery TO act upon the same
pertinent; and thus in RAPID succession can contrast
the effects of different notifications. Although of
moderate size the effects very impressive; when
two copper conductors are brought in contact and
afterwards separated to distance kissing arch
ed flame passes between them, and when charcoal is
substituted, tue fame and light becomes unexpectedly
brilliant, bringing tears from the eyes of those who
attempt, while too near, to look at it. Leaves of
gold and other metal burnt as if by an explosion
water is decomPosed by 1t if it boiling. The
shock, In one modification, is unexpectedly painful,
but by drawing stop the shock ceases. Magnetic
machines thrown into rapid revolution, and small
iron magnet is excited to lift eleven hundred pounds
And thus by various stops" all of the music of gal
vanic electricity, with all its variations, may be
rapidly executed. This instrument, occupying space
of about three feet In length two and half feet in
width and one foot in height, made of polished wal
nut, lgnum Vita and polished brass, finished as neatly
piano, exhibits both external symmetry and inter
nal mechanical accuracy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06

A REMISIscEScE.-Messrs. Russell and Butler, OF
the Boston Gazette, leading Federal papet in 1909
repudiated the name Of Vino in the following
language
The Tories and Wings both ENGLISH
MONARCHISTS, and both were abandoned with
contempt the Declaration of Independence yet the
late imported foreigners attempting revive these
monarchial names, the origin of which must disgust
every true American. The original Tories a sci
of sayages, who robbed in the country in Ireland
while the Wings, or Wigs, were town pck-pockets
who frequently changed their wigs, for disguise,
they were running from their pursuers in the street:
of Dublin"
The designation of Wing. so despised by the
Federaliss in 1909, is used as disguise by the
old Hartford Convention Federalists
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
G. Il MD SCH VI L.
SiO,O00---Sl5,GO0.
VAXES TNDJANA.

TIME undersigned respectfully informs the public that he has
II nhisied for the OF In
the State Whilst clerk the Auditors Office he
bed form personal acquaintance and 10 make with
which his order will lie
aud the forwarded him without risk of
lie s also attend the payment Of canal lands
Of improved ands collection Of lie
make sale Tor residents and others
lie land
with large portion Of the lands themselves in the northern
the State having employed by the in survey
the selecting
OF the w lhls and Erie lands he aer himself that he will
render satisfaction TO all who may employ him.
His for Iaymen OF is cent the
f under $40 county, and &c $50;
hostages O be paid in addition.
Office Meridian south Of Washington street
AUSTIN W. MORRIS.
Reference & Ruer q. H. Smith. Atnr
Farngtnn erre Fiaue; Allen Imlon Fort Wayne;
jah T. Williams and John Simpson, Of Cincinnati Wurz Mus
grave Pauldng, West Co., Merchants, PhiIade
Pha; Hon. Thomas H. Blake Commissioner OF General Land Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
CIRCULAR.

ra'i Street Confectionery Firm: and Toy Sor LoUisriH Ky
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform his old and
Candies twenty IL
thing favor Of The article manufactured this bshment. The
amount furnished for Western and Southern
ftcily
shortest lie III keep kinds OF fresh
dried foreign uis Of evety description Of all kinds
aso TOYS in all varieties Wholesale dealers
part invited n BORIE
Wholesale Tet1 Confectionery
20 4w Louisville KV
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
CONFIDENTIALLY.


No 3, Norton street, Albany, ~ y.
FNNHIS PhanthrOpc Institution established. d. 1880 uni
IL vefsay spoken of in the various periodicals Of the
from any pare Of public whatever tie wi ole OF the build
ing occupied by patients having their and
Hospital only resident physician
time and attention the welfare Of the unfortunate The Offices
consultations the ground floor
recovery of patients"
For cure of the worst forms Disease Gravel
Seminal Weakness elect Structure in the Ufeira, mpoency,
Syphilis Nervous Debility, Mercu
Oft
in their malignant advanced Dr. Cooke
acknowledged lie celebrated. IL is pToverlial THAI all
diseases this class supposed lie ncurae by others apy
with the practire Of medene he newt
ably Lis pateu and very frequently the patients Of
other physicians.
hany N. Y--iH medical talents are unrvalied
Cooke NJ D. L. L. d. of Albany n " the founder Of the Al
bany Lock Hospital He mentioned in tie highest terms Of
newspapers his prociaimed by
from the sacred kDemOcTaiic pa Banner.
whenever the unfortunate consult Dr. Cooke Of Albany they
have the honor TO hold snch documen and an equivalent for
his fee receive corresponding prescription The attire Of
this celebrated lever at home enrolled ~ rich black
plce after The Episcopal ordera sou cross IN nus hoso with
rentee buckles in his shoes- Of itself 10 visit
profound Physician. this friend humanity and of Cod"
Tile Lock Hospital America only Philanthropic
ton established under the benign auspices Of TIE ceehaed DR.
Cooke street. Albany tie relief and
unfortunate hest
the comfort and certain of nvadat this In
Urinary paets medical including
hoard and nursing which yery materially facilitates
Dr. Cooke the humane founder of desirable retreat
NAV there repose condence-eeI home-pursue
avocaonsand enjoy the ey Of the most eminent
physician well the most benevolent Of tie age-EH
DE-. COOKE ATTENDS PERSONALLY ms PATENTS.
Na MORTON RFFT sTRANy V 1-fv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
BOOK BINDING,
And AccOunt Rock Manufacture.

NAY, TYLER CO., sanufac-
e of Blank account Books dealers
IN the Ner Baadag Washington Street, opposite the Palmer Hotel
Indianapolis Indiana where there be ined and III
he oind constantly on hand the various articles in heir line Every
description Of Blank Books m auditors and
commissioners and magistrates, with without printed heads.
La all their Blank Books they the improved Patent
ing, which Strength FbLy
superior any devised
keep the leaves firm and solid while the book as instead Of coming
TO pieces as often the with all other methods The meth
cd at sewing renders the double kind
cost la elegance durability and superior style Of finish
their account books equal TO the best Eastern work and higher
in price.
d. T. Co. also prepared manufacture all descriptions
of Fancy articles Ladies' Genemen's
kets Card Cases Albums Spectacle Cases. Cigar Cases. Pocket
Books. and Note Books.
MUSIC PAPER always hand which be hound
Bands supplied notice,
bound the best reasonable prices and short
The improved pattern Of Ruling Machine just received
Books and paper ruled any pattern.
They prepared do all kinds Of Binding in French and Eng
is Calf MorOcco, Plain Extra, Marble
Gill edge Finish All kinds Of Law and nereayed works and peri
Odicas hound match which attention will be
Old rebound desired, aud
REEFERENcEs-IIon Isaac Judge;
DUSK, Treasurer of NJ. MoRRs Auditor OF State;
MERRIIL President Bank j. NJ. RAY Cashier Of
Bank T.. CADY, Seer Of Insurance Company A W. Nor
RIs, Esq N. d. PALMER, Esq Sly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06

5 GES. WINFIELD SOFIA letter from Indiana,
published in the New York Tribune, says, next fall
win witness the regeneration of Indiana from her
temporary gloom. Give us the early nomination of
Gen. Winfield Scott, and Indiana will roll up her ma
ority of 10000 for him in 1913. lis true III snry
Clay personally, was defeated in Indiana, but not
the Wing party.'-Pittsbug Age.
By all means, then, let Gen. Winfield Scott be
inaed-le it be done early, too. If that small event
will redeem the credit Of Indiana, pay off her immense
debt provide for the annual interest, 1t should
be done right nOs0 !-CinciHHati Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

Office Is hereby given Probate
IN Marion county indnnt, u Is will be holden
times folowins, On secn Mondays OF February April
and June Sd Monday August second Mondays
December and win h six days each term the business
It, Aner which fch will holden the Sd
ID Mondays April and 81 Monday
Mondays OF October and December
ut each term if the business requires IT,
Auesi, Il. B. DUNCAN, elk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06

The Spasmodic action of the present Tariff in
alternately raising and depressing the market is very
apparent In the first year of its action the federal
nine months of the second year they in excess
Sl5,C00,0c0; in the last quarter they are again
deficient 81, II7,000. This is the natural action of
prohbitiye duties. In the first year they caused an
unnatural scarcity of foreign goods and therefore an
artificial rise in their value, which caused an
supply end depress sion in prices. No steadness
Government.
To show what is the effect of the tariff on our
commerce; how it has diminished our imports, and
thus cut off great of revenue, and how it has
leSsened exports and thus cut off great of
profit to the farmer, give the following table, show
ing what the value of imports and exports for
three years before the passage of the tariff and what
they have been since
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
ATTENTION,
Farmers and Mechanics.
Bay where gen can bEy cheapest,
lind sell gnhere yam oou sell dearest

Buy where hHy cheapest
3Rd sell sohere sell dearest.
fENuE Subscribers sell goods cheaper and more OF Produce
n Than before They still carry the MILLING BUSI
their old stand and five Run OF Stones keeping
four Run IN continual without
Run will always be dressing and in order They have repaired
their Wagon Shed for the accommodation of FARMERS and the
public rally No accounted the marked
the and the mill book
No bags be len in the mill than three days after they
missed unless special orders be given the Miller take Of the
No bag allowed taken in the M by the
Miller getting notice and taking account Of the The highest
price will be paid for Wheat, in cash. in trade lot sheed
Corn and Oats wanted.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
We have received direct from the assortment Of
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware and Leather which viii be sold at
the Lowest cash. and in exchange for Wheat Corn. Lard
Bacon and, fine, produce generally salt so
bushe by the barrel; dollars IS 100 Tbs Just call
and Goods and before purchasing elsewhere
Connected with the above, BLACKSMITH SHOP
Flows constantly hand and will
be sold for produce and Cooper's stuff.
JOHN CARLISLE,
DANIED CARLISLE,
JNO. McCUTCHEON.
indianapolis, Sept. 81 1874. I46m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06

NOTICE.

YuyHE undersigned Audo and Secretary
u responsible bidder, folding
binding o laws aud Journals the
Assembly, be and and
ed BY law for which purpose proposals viii be received Office
OF SecTet State Saturday 18th February
O'Clock r. said day. The successful bdder
required security performance OF his contract
Of S2,00O HORATtO ]. HARRIS, A. 4. A.
II. MAYHEM, IT. Of state.
J. THOMPSON. Sec of State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
MEDICAL.
Read what scarpa's Acoustic Oil has


TIE GREATEST CURE EYER YET PERFORMED By my
MEDICINE! 1T MEYER FAILS!
From ths albany DGiy kaekerboekG.
WEST Troy, June }, 1914.
ffNIIIs certify that Willard Jenks proprietor Of the West
- Troy Exchange Hotel afflicted nh deafness
ear for the and the other for the at
impossible hear the o0de and rtTyng
Tous remedies without improving hearing the least in
and j. with satif that enabled that has
perfectly resHed hearing viii
who wishes for Information in eon place in West
Troy WILLARD JENKS.
The editor OF the Philadelphia Spirit Of Times J. Du Sole Esq
has recently been cured Of
his testimony follows. in the Times sept. ls44
chronic Deafness arising from cold, Scarpas Acoustic
on" We speak from experience
DEASEs CURED.Read the following editorial from the Saday
EceRng
CUhE DEAFSEWe lately efficacy
ScayPas OIL IN Of Deafness astonishing This
remedy have been uDquesioahy performed As the editor Of
Journal Circulating extensively throughout the deem
call public specific
None genuine unless with the words SCARPAS OIL FOR
DEAFNESS blown IN each bottle and with the signature of
y. Bell the
Prepared by r. Bell by d.
PERT, No 10 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
Observe that the subscribers the this State for the
sale of the Acoustic Ohhereiore
not be assured Of s purchased directly
The BOTTLES small and safely transmitted u
the State. Price So per hottie. ToMLINSON BROTHERS
Sign Of the Golden Mortar opposite the Washington Hall.
Indianapolis Nov
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
Fresh ARRIVALS.


OUD respectfully inform his old and the public
w generally that he has just received from the Eastern cities
where he selected with care purchased
Fresh drugs Medicines, fHsfTWmsH Medical
GiarG Pam Of pdrHishes, SPIRITS IF THPHtHe Waite Leaa
Hador Glass DIE Wood Dye S Pure rines and Liquors. Brushes
Cosmetics PeHmoy Spanish and Sheet Ca5
every his line
principally enabled
lermn sell Tedgcd for cash. for such articles OF
trade he
sicians Country Merchants Pedie Painters FuIers ae
respectfully
prices.
Particular attention win be paid compromising medicines and the
open ai al hhurs. either by day night
extended him
IN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06

NIScESNEs, Dec. 1874.
MI have Aamined Wm wedgwood' Revised
Statutes ndiini or tilted with excellence Its
utility ook will he great and will be found equally
county
persons wishing soque of
laws Il would be well TO publish German for the the Of
new citizens 32-3w SAMI. JUDAH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06

To talk of protecting American labor by Tariff
regulations when more than nlnetenths OF the labor
of the country Is engaged in raising productions of
which we now have large surplus, and always must
have, so long as we have much unoccupled soil,
and which cannot for ages to come, be consumed by
any amount OF population that bere be proitably
engaged In manufactures, is absurdIty. Even the
very labor employed in the factories has not been
protected benefited by the late high Tariff for the
WI ges of their operatives have been reduced large
proportion If not in all the factories of the Eastern
States. The Tariff operates only to increase the
pre- fis OF the capital invested in large manufacturing
establishments, and perhaps of the sugar planter OF
Louisiana, whose labOrers certainly not protected
by the protective duty sugar, sugar plantations
the dread Of the slave. The idea that wealth
be created or country large benefited by making
nine OF every of the population pay more for
what the tenth man makes, whilst he pays them no
more for their productions, seems perfectly absurd
nnd even If he paid much more In proportion as
they paid him. they would all stand just where they
would be without tariff; if he paid more be would
be tie injured instead of the benefited party A tariff
that would equally benefit all, if such tariff could
be made which certainly cannot be done in this
country, if it could any where, would at best be
suIlity; but whilst it only benefit very limited
few, at the expense of course, of the rest of the
community its operation must only be to plumber and
Cypress the Of the labor Of the country TO enable
manufacturing capitalists to make more profits and
larger dividends.
A High Tariff has tendency to inlure the market
for farmers instead of beneftiing it and of course
also to injure the mechanics who employed by the
farmers throughout the country. As to the duty on
WOOL which is the only that can, with any
FEASIBILITY be pretended to benefit the farmer, the
duty of 40 per pound of wool, costing about
80 cents and therefore amounting to some II cents
more or less is than balanced By the duty of 40
per cent. the cloth made from 1t, and which will
bring average from one TO two dollars, and the
duty which. therefore, will amount to from 40 TO
80 cents from three to times the increased
price ofthc WOOL Besides from the last we have
seen, fve-sxhs of the wool imported comes in under
the five per cent. duty, being bought the panpas
plains of Souh America, and when brought to Buenos
Ayers and imported here, and picked, washed and
sorted ready for the manufacturer, is equal TO the
average wool of this countr and the best of
1t equal even 10 tie feeces of some proved breeds,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
GREAT BARGATNS---E'rices Reduced

f5,E concluded make further reduction in the
nces Boots But while he does mis- he pro-
all his work shall be finished in the neat and suhan
his establishment
given with public The subscriber Is
and Boo,s purchased al
same or the nana refuse
his manufacture VIII eheapes in the end Coun
exchange fair prices Call bis old
stand, opposite BrovnIng's. 9u A. kNoDLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
HARDW ARE.

NEW HARD w ARE SFORF,
,pos,s Tie Paaer HG NOrpoos BGidag second door from M
- Corner.
FHNE Undersigned woni respectfully inform public general
Nv, receiving opening, directly Phl
delphia, an extensive assortment OF
EaardW are and Cutlery
kinds, selected for this market Ills articles
ly consisting in of Shove Spades Forks Hoes
Axes aces, Drawing Knives, Saws and Augurs Backsmnh
Rasn and Files Files Plane Bits Single and Double Iron
Building kinds and patterns such Knob Locks
Rim Latches, Thumb Latches Bolts
Hinges, aud Screws, of all sizes.
All de of purchasing article In the above line
ia we'll 70 cal selves before
other places will be sold low for cash.
cles OF trade rs he A. BIRD.
Indi1napnIis Nov l8ff. 2i-y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
40 MARRIED MEN

EDRASS Kettles kettles, Coee-Mils Knives and Forks
Butchers Knives, britannia Tea aud Table Spoons, Shove
and ones of all sizes Candescks and SHUTTERS. Also, spen
did ,sormen Of Looking Glasses OF different sizes and patterns
Razos strop quality together with almost
line all for foi cash approved cred
nd produce eteap Hardware opposite the Paine
Il"ass 2i-y A. BIRD