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The New York herald., 1845-09-03
Movements Of Travellers.

Yesterdays Hotel registrics exhibited but very dis
propor onae catalogue of arrivals compared with those
we have been accustomed to record The following
compendium. At the
AaERIcAS.-F. Barton, Georgia; J. Day. Florida; j. NJ
Goldsbury u :. NJ; II. Walker, Tenn III. Chaffn,
Charleston; r. A. Cleveland, South Carolina; j. Bor
dcntown j. b. Miner, Dcrot. w. ii. Hawkins, Fall
Rivcr ". Durie, ditto; j. w. Bruce, Baltimore; w
Coleman, Philadelphia; w f. Clarke, Mobile; Thomas
Mumtord, Schenectady; II. S. Spencer, Utica.
AsroR-J Rohenhaugh, Daricn J. II Holmes, Phila
delphia; Mr. Dwight do; Capt Darling Fort Jessup; DR.
Morarty, Boston, b. Briggs do; w S. Andc rson do X
Wethered, Baltimore; Mr. Beck, Burlington; w. B. Ba
con, Boston; w. Knox, Albany; w Crapen, p Kelly $
c.; Mr. Roberts New Orleans; w McLain, Washington
City, J. Shepherd, Bostcn j. Cooke, Augusta Geo; r.
O'Kelly, Baltimore; Ed. Lambert, Philadelphia; c. G
Hazard, Mobile.
bile; j. Hart Mary land; J. w. Reeton Philadelphia
Capt Palmer, ship Souherner; r.. V. Doenby, Hartford
}. b. Cbamplin Philadelphia d. Claggett, Washington
J. {. Ryan Mobile; Noah Walker, Baltimore.
FRASKLiN-W. Montgomery, Conn; Mr. Wbeelock
Tompknr Co MIR. Staples Washington; j. Holmes
Buffalo; w. Freeman, Mobile; J. Ingersoll, Boston, Geo
Buckland Anne Arbor, Il. Wilson, Michigan; ID. NJ
Peck, $. C.. II. Hazard, Va; I. r. Williams, Geo.
GLoBr-Col Bumford Washington; Mr.. Coleman Ct
r.. Mathews, n. c. T.. }. lrngle, Charlcston w. Lard
ner, Philadelphia
HowARp-P. d. Williams, Troy: JAndrews do: +. Ga.
laghcr, do; J. Van Wagoner ~ j.; p f. Brewster Eng.
land J. j. Coles, Mass; r. Taylor Ct; s. French Bos
tom }. T. Thompson, Ky; &. Brett Baltimore; w. Nc
Dowal, ). O., s. Peters Baltimore; J. Fisher Phadel.
pha; Mr.. Rutledge $. c.; Geo. Patterson WestGeld;
Messrs Gardner, Parker, Barstow Boston; j. f. Rankin
Ky; NJ Dayton Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

Total for eight months s7,o722o2 siG772,,g si3IsloI
There has been falling of this year. compared with
last 81 ssos''i equal to about seventeen per cent II
appears that the revenue at this port alone has fallen Of
in eight months more than three an-ahalf millions OF
dollars We have returns ON other norris vorv fol
but those received show decrease this wear compared
with iasThe aggregate decrease in the reyenueom Gus
received a oil the ports of entry for the first eight
months OF 's'o compared with the core spending pc rod
IN islh Will not vary much from six millions of dollars
an amount nearly equal TO the surplus revenue on depo
tho credit Of the Secretary of the Treasury on thc
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

ONE Day LATER FROM HAVANA By the shiy
Norma, which sailed On the I'D ultlmo, we have
papers one day later from Havana. They contain
however, nothing OF lmportance we notice only tha
heavy showers had begun to fall on the day ofthe de
parture OF that vessethe first that had fallen in tba
part of the island TOR the two and half months pre
vous. These showers have, 1t is said quite re
stored the hopes of the planters, which had wei
nigh been destroyed by the long protractcd drought
Great hopes were entertained that they would ex
tend to Canasi, Yumuri aud Cumbre-the inhabi
tants Of which places suffered considerably from tn,
want Of water
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

ARRIVALS FROM THE OREGON The Incz. from
the Sandwich Islands, arrived at New Bedford on
sunday Among the passengers in this ship were Doctor
j. h. Babcock lady and two children and the Rev n
W. reinns lady and four children, recently members Of
.ne Ne,noo'st Episcopal mission at Oregon. We men.
toned in paragraph published last week tba, ,n
government had been organized in the Walamette WI
icy, oregon The first Mayor chosen is MIR George
Abenethy, iormey of this city who went out in t5.
capacity oi missen steward to the Methodist mission II
mat snat country Mr. A. svery favorably spoken Of by
apt ~ b's narrative Of the exploring expedition
we perceive ny our late adyices f. ON the Sandwich
siands mat The citizens of Oregon are anXjousIy wait
ng iof tne printing establishment which wos sent out 10
them m the TouIon This vessel arrived nj Collao on
he th iJune and was to depart in few days for the
runuWich Islands and Columbia River Mr. Abernetby
at this time is probably acting in be douhc cnncjty of
Mayor oil oregon, and editor Of the Star Of tho West
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

NAvAL.-The United States fripate Rr.na,,,;
Capt Parker, from China via the Sandwich Islands.
arrived at Rio Janelro on the 10th July, and would
sail for the United States on the LIST of September
The sloop-of-war st. Louis, and brig Perry, were
also at Rio, and would leave for home about the
same time. The u S, frigae Raritan, Capt Gre
CORY, and brig cambridge, by the last accounts
were al Monevideo
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
DyspepsIn.-ThIs distressing conn npIa,nt IL
Bccbe n COstar, Hatters, No. I56 broadway

- FASHION FOR FALL 1876
Tips oval.
Brim2a inches wide Cur r-Small and round rather full
Ter at sides meeting front aud with yery fine turn
Set-Slghty rolled sides the under part OF the brm
l6 sloped and inch curved.
B'nd-p-l6inch wide, heavy ribbd, with buckle.
Blnd'ng-l 6 inch wide, fine ribbd.
1856 Broadway, August 26, 1896
~ B.The fashions for Youths and Chj,lren's Hats and
,aPs VIII oe Introduced sept d. 1915. a306t
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

Travel TO EUROPE Thirty-four passengers left
Boston IN the Hibernia tor Liverpool, on Monday
10 he lace OF this, one Of the Boston papers men.
tions that the Great Britain sailed on Saturday with
only ni'y-hve passengers-twenty-one more than
wen, IN lhe Hibernla. And these ffty-five are
equal 70 hundred for had the public the fullest conf
dence N the monster steamer she would have car
RED twice The number she did The fact that New
YORK is The great centre Of travellers in this part Of
the globe, is not TO be disguised. Other cities mus,
necessarily be tributary to this.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

ROUTE TO OREGON AND CALIFoRNrA.-The Great
South Pass IN the Rocky Mountains on the road TO
Oregon is in north latitude 40 ~ 81 and u, longitude
~" 81 3D. west from Washington 1890 30 west of
Sreenwch being directly opposite the dominons of the
Tartar princes OF Northern Europe The climate
Is not much milder than in the same position
IN the Eastern Hemisphere. On the 10th Of
august AZ sun rise Capt Fremont's thermometer ind
Gated $40 Fahrenhet water froze in his camp during
hc night ana hres were necessary for comfort, the
summit oil the Great Pass. near which he encamped be
ing seven thousand feet above the level Of the The
ascent on either side Of the Pass is gradual as TO be
almost lmPcIceptibc The route offers great facilities
or the construction OF railroad and the time not lar
distant when the spices teas and silks OF Asia ana ndia
VIII come to the Atlantic Statcs by this route speaking
of this remarkable Pass Captain Fremont says II 10
no manner resembles the places to wmch the term rs
commonly applied-nothing OF the goye-like character
and winding ascents OF the Allegheny passes III Americas
nothing of the great ST. Bernard and Simpon passes m
Europe. Approaching il from the mouth OF the Sweet
Water a sandy plain hundred and tweDtymes long
conducts by gradual and regular ascent, to the Sum.
init about seven thousand feet above the and the
traveller without being reminded of any change of toll
some ascents, suddenly finds himself on the waters
which flow TO the Pacific Ocean was agreeahy dis.
appointed in the character Of the streams this wes
side OF the ridge Instead OF the creeks which description
had led me to expect, find bold brond streams with
three or four feet water with rapid current The fork
which we are encanped is upwards of hundred feet
wide tmberod with groves and bckets OF the low vii.
low" appears that the igabe streams flowing into
the Atlantic almost join similar rivers flowing into the
Pacific, the portage being less than two hundred miles
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

BUSINESS or BANGoR. The Shipyiag List Of he
port OF Bangor contains the names Of sixty vessels
mostly schooners, which arrived there Friday last
ana several on the following day OF those which arriv
ca @ on friday " were from Boston, from Salem and
e"putypo severn from other ports in Massachusetts,
"o ron New York, and one from Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

ARRIVAL or THE MASSACHUSETTS. - This new
steam ship arrived yesterday from Boston. Her
average speed under steam was we understand
eight miles an hour She passed the Great Britain.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

STEAM Snp GREAT BRrTAN-This packet was
seen Oft Montauk at noon on the 3lst ult., twiniy
hours out This is rather slow progress.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

Nor IiiE fIRSr.-Todd sentenced IN DauphIn
Jo.n'y Under me new Seduction Law not the first
ihm,eu MorroW was convicted at the March term
in Schuylkill county and sentenced IN tyo years I'M
prisonment.-Phiia. Gaz, Sent l.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

ExEMrrIoN LAVA very important decision Of
me supreme Court, in relation TO the exemption,
VIII be found in another column
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
NEW YORK HERALD
New York. "wednesday, september .. Is4o.
Foreign News.

The Caledonia maintains her reputation; she Is
q Glow and sure" She is now, however, in her if-
eenth day. and we may, therefore, hourly look for
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

AGITATION AMONG THE WORKING PEoPLE.-We
understand there is very considerable agitation
among the working people of both sexes hroughout
the city This. excitement may be turned to poti-
cal uses during the present fall election. II has
been, we understand, produced by series of arti-
cles which have appeared in the Fourier organ, re-
presenting the working people OF all trades and occu
patons, as ground down and oppressed by their EN-.
poyers, and attempting 10 show that the present
state of society is radically wrong, and leading the
minds OF the working people TO contemplate redis-
tribution Of property among the whole population in
equal portions. In 1929, Tom Skidmore started
similar agitation among those classes, and we are
no surs but philosopher Greeley may have fallen heir
TO the mantle Of Skidmore, tor he shows himself
his most apt disciple, and emnently intent on rails
ing anew this agitation attempted by his predeces-
sor.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

RATHER NETTLED.-We cut the following from a
Philadelphia paper of yesterday. 1t will be seen
that the Philadelphans are rather neitled at our
superior enterprise
We understand that city ice boat leaves for New
York on Thursday next to undergo repairs in of the
dry docks there She is receiving fuel and otherwise
preparing for her trip II is humlating TO the me sha.
MICS of Philadelphia, that whenever vessel wants to go
into dry dock she obliged to be sent to New York.
Cannot stock enough be raised here to build dry
dock
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
FALL FASIIION-ISlj-
70 X GE NTLE MEMS HATS
Introduced on the 30th ult, by
LEARY Il CO. 4 Astor Housp

Fine Cutiery-comprisin;: over 200 different
aerns--o the manufacture of j Rodgers Sons Wostcl
hom Crooke Co.. With complete variety OF SCISSORS Boo,
ana Cater Hooks Tweezers, Nail Nippes &c. belonging
the toilet for sale by
q. SAUNDERS, III Brosdway.
Portable shaving, Cases, of the most conn
pact form containing all that requisite lor the toilet ncud
the Metallic Tablet Strop for sharpening and Keeping
razors III the most perfect order, by
q. SAUNDERS, III Broadway
Dyspe psI0.-Thts distress1n. 1. complaint In n
weakness of the digestive organs like every other
caused by mpurty the blood The gastric Juice or fluid
peculiar to the stomach, when seceted from blood is def
cient IN those wonderful soyen. properties which Of such
y,t importance to digestion Consequently the food, instead
OF being speedily dissolved often becomes absolutely poied
or putred IN the stomach hence bad breath bechng
costveness pains in the stomach chOc dysentery cho
morhus. and other dreadful complaints -
WRWHrs INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls a cert for
DysIes because they clean the stomach bow els
ali bilious hnmos and purify the blood Four Of said
us taken at night going bed will in all
relief and II continued for short will ONLY
perfect cure OF Dyspepsia but will assurediv drive PAIN dis
ress ofevery description fon the body. CAuToNA. many
prncped persons ndustrousy engaged in selling
erie't Pills the public shon be extremely careful
from none except of known integrity
the oce and general depot 28 Greenwich street. New
York n BIN all cases, he particular to ask for genuine
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03


the Boston Courier of yesterday, that the iron steam
er Bangor has been destroyed by fire 1t is stated
that she was burnt to the waters odge We do not
see how that could be, as the g. was built of iron
CAsrINr, Sunday, Aug 81, Q o'clock r. NJ
AT twenty minutes past three this r. NJ the steam
propeller Bangor, from Boston, hove in sight At a
quarter to four o'clock she noticed bear away
and III ten minutes smoke and flames were seen ly Tie
glass; to issue from her As quick lightning she sped
her way to Long Island Usesboro and put into Pende.
tons larbor The smoke rising her MS long ms
could be seem and after dark the light was visible
the first notice Lieut. Foss with his usual promp
had the revenue boat Veto under way, with an xtra
crew and Dr. Bridgham, the collector on board Also
Capt Bakem0n OF schooner Pembroke, and number of
boats started for the of disaster In about one
hours time from starting the vessels ere anchored in
the baTbor where the steamer lay.
tTen oclockThe Veto has arrived from the island
and the Bangor is burnt to the waters edge number
OF passengers came up in the Veto and more on
board the Pembroke, the way. Capt Parker and Off
GERS renamed by the boat The fire was disc in
the reroom and caught at the bulk head ne ar the end
oil the boiler Alter the discovery OF the fire. she was run
on shoe--crew and passengers all saved with most of
the baggage freight total loss The boat was full of
valuable cargo, ior Bangor, Castine, SC
Every body on board deserve credit for their coolnoss
on the OCCASION ladies and all As 70 insurance Il Il not
now unde rstood here Mr. Jerome OF the exp,e.s is on
board the Pembroke, not yet arrived There were thr
tyiour passengers on board.
Loss about SOC, ,000--no insurance.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
P0ATICAx..
TRUE LoyE-A POETS LOVE.

N#%A LA1N L--A ASIA A0FLs 4LH
You ask me, .'What is love--truc love ~ Alas II y
u thing
That few have truly known, though many 81 il sing
An instinct Of such heavenly kind. gross words cannot
A passion all DO prattle Of, bls none, save Bards, can
feel. M
You ask, I" What's loye-a poets lover II is that
That floats around the throne Of God, all glorious--in-
That nameless radicncc of the skies-that circhng sPi-
rt fine
One ray Of which on mortal shed, and he becomes d.
vine.
You ask, What's lovo--how I do love 2" / cannot
speak TO this
But if to see in one dear form an universe Of bliss
To live, TO feast but on her breath-to 10y but in her
eyes
To wish no hcav'n but her high charms-no nectar but
her sigbs =
Ii, looking, through her inmost soul and finding mYri
ads there
OF virtues never marked beforc--of graces rich ant
Like him that with the optic glass the heavens by sun
light spies,
And views the thousand sparkling stars, unseen b
common eyes;
If this be love, tits thus l lovc--nay, rather say, adore
10 love thee less--ahe thought is death 1T would xii
TO love thee more.
The heart to which a purer flame, a brighter love il
given,
Becomes etherealizcd at once. and WINGS its way i
heaven, IN. Y. Mirror,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
cnNGREssInNAL.

Feb. 20. In the House, thc amendments Of
the Senate to the Texas resolutions, were con.
cured IL, by yeas 132, nays rs.
March l. The Senate passed the bill admit
ting Florida and Town as states, by yeas IS, to
nays o. The postage bill was nlso passed. A
joint resolution relative to dcfaulting States, was
carried, ayes 30, nocs is. 1t provides that funds
il the hands Of Government belonging to States
in her debt, shall be retained. The resolution
following, submitted by Mr.. johnson, was adopt
ed: !" Resoiued, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury be directed to report to the Senate, at
the next session of Congress, the number Of tho
presumption land claims in the State Of LOUISE
ana, for which patents cannot be issued, on ac-
count Of the Irregularities in the entries, or from
other causes, and a plan for their adjustment"
In the House, the bin making appropriations
for certain harhors, rivers. &c. the bill for the
establishment Of post-roads; the armory bill; and
others of minor Importance, ware passed.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
~ INA ID mD !" VA

WhR s4ILLWAN,s Sarsaparitla sSyrup ard Sar-
Rp saperItta Pttsof Health. or Blond PH}s-This
excellent family pill is a medicine of %long-tried cfhca-
cy. for correcting all disorders OF the stomach and bow
els, the common symptoms OF which are: costivcness,
fatulency. spasms, loss Of appetite and headache gid
dincss, sense of full 5css after meals, dizziness Of the
eyes, drowsincss. and pains in the stomach and bow
els. Indigestion, producing a torpid state of the liver,
and a consequent inactivity Of the bowels, causing a
Reorganization Of every function of the frame, will,
with this most excellent preparation, by a little pcrse-
verauce, be eflcctualiy removed. Two or three doses
will convince the afflicted Of its salutary effects. The
stomach will speedily regain its strength, a healthy ac-
ton of the liver, bowels and kidneys will rapidly take
place, and instead o listlessness, heat, pain, and jaun-
diced appearance, strength, sctivity and renewed
health will be the quick result Of taking this incdi-
cine according to the directions on each box.
These pills are particularly efficacious for the sto-
mach, coughs. colds, agues, shortness of breath, and
all obstructionsin the urinary passages, and if taken
after too free an indulgence at table. they quickly re-
store the system TO its natural state OF repose.
Persons of a fhi habit, who are subject tosick head
ache, giddincss, drowsincss and singing in the cefs,
arising from too great a flow of blood to the head,
should never he without them, as many dangerous
symptoms will be entirely carried off BY their immedi-
ate use.
For females tRescpilis are most truly excellent, re-
moving Ill bstruetinns.--the distressing headache 50
very pfevaient with the sex, depression of spirits, dull
ness 81 sight. nervous affections, blotehes, pimples and
snitovnesse Of the skin, and give a healthy and juvenile
}laarp,to the complexion.
SO mothers they are confidently recommended as tho
hest medicine that can be taken during pregnancy, and
for children of all ages they are uncquolled.
DT& MoFr, in a lecture 10 the students, justly OBJ
served; THAT DIR. S~tillman's Sarsaparilta Syrup and
Pills. when first taken into The stomach, they i1nmedl.
ately difuse themselves like papor. producing effects al
once delightful, saiutary and permanent. When the
spark OF life begins to grow dim. the circulation Ian
guild, and the faculties paraiyzed, these medicines arr
found to ~inyigorate the body and reanimate the whole
man"
sid yvhoIesaIe and retail nv Dr. STIILMAN, him
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
U @rlzNna ii aeGaIaEansast

FAMILY g. PLANTATION MEDICINES.
EE9HE following useful family and plantation Medi-
"a clnes arc constantly kept on hand by Comstock 6
Rumsey, ut So Poydras street, New Orleans, and by
DIR. HA WKINS, OPELOUSAS.
All of which are warranted genuine and TODD all claimed
forby them, by which planters can avoid the expense %
a physician IN almost all cases of indispositlon, and
they will be found to operate with much less injury TO
the constltation than calomel, quinine, &c. A pamphlet
with full directions for the use Of these several articles
is furnished gratis to each family. We enunerate ar
ticles as follows:
Hays Lininent, for the piles, warranted to cure in
every case.
Lin's Temperance Bitters and Pills, for the stomach.
Indian Vegetable Elixer and Nerve and Bone Lin
arnent, for rheumatism, warranted to cure,
Chinese Hair Eradicator, TO remove superfiuous
hair.
Balm Of Columbia, for the hair and to remove dam
druf.
Pink Syrup, for asthma, coughs, and colds.
Sick Headache Remedy, a certain cure IN all cases.
Health Elixer, for dyspepsia indigestion, and cos
tive bowela.
Roach, Bed. Bug. and Ant Poison, sure to kill
them all.
Kolmstoek's vermifuge. for vorm--never fails.
Cornstock'a Extract Of Sarsaparilla-half the price
of others,
Bernardo Cholera Remedy, for darhoeas and dys-
aenterics.
Conncl,s Magical Pain Extractor, for burns, scalds,
sores and svellings.
Aliens Balssm, for consumption and liver com
plants.
Wistar'a Balsam Of Wild Cherry, for consumption
Green's Agpe Mixture, warranted to cure in every
case
@Oil Of Tan~nin--nakes leather waterproof and
doubles the wear.
connelrs Mixture for Secret Diseases, warranted.
Blackwell's do. do. do, do
Lucenia coFdiaE-she only agency at SO Poydras
Gelatine Capsules, all kinds
Castor Oil, in bottlia.
Essences, all kinds.
Writing Sand.
Inks, black, blue, and red.
Indelible Ink.
seidlez Powders.
WEIGH Tooth4che drops, a sure cure.
French Chachoac, for the breath.
British acd Haylaem oil.
Opodeidoc and Godfrey's Cordial.
Balsam of Honey.
Turlington's Baisam of Life.
Sealing Tapers, to use without a light.
sAccoustic Oil, for deafness, a sure cure.
Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
Hoopers and Anderson's Pills.
Lees Pills, Chinese Blood Pills, and Staple Drugs
and Medicines, Paints, Oils, SC. low for cash.
Jan, 33-tf
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
SALE.

MILL be offered for sale at PUBLIC AUG.
TON, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Parish Judge in and forthe Par
ish ofst. Landry,
On Monday, the 14th day of April
next, lS45,
AT the residence Of Mrs. SYDALISE THOMPSON.
situated in the vicinity of the To,on of Opelousas, in said
Parish,-the property belonging to the estate of JOHN
THOMPSON, late Of the Parish aforesaid, deceased
consisting of
4 CERTAIN TRACTorPARCELofLA
situate and lying in the corporation of said town Of
opelousas, containing fifty superficial acres, bounded
on one side by Stanislas Fremont, and on the other
BY land of Mrs. Godcfroy Hollier.
A Lot of Ground, situated in the
said town of Opelousas, having 1879 #. front BY l69n
IN depth, bounded on one side by Joseph Jaubin, and
on the other side by Francis D'Avy.
The works Of Xoltaire; one Book case;
one armoir one American horse
n Buggy 20 Sheep; two Ameri.
a mares and colts ; and about ter
head OF gentle horned cattle.
TERMS-The Immoveables to be sold on a credi
Of twelve months, from the day of sale,-the Movable:
for cash,
A. GARRTGUEs. Parish Judge.
March 18th, lS45-ts a
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
PHILADELPHIA
ShDDLERY And TRUNK

WARE-dUU5G.
Graaife Bai17tag&, No. d3 Graricr street, one
d7or froA Mara7$Re street, Nem Orleans.
ElsSgn ROBE & HANSELL. offer TO the trade and
t3gM& others, a large and well assorted stock of
SADDLERY " SADDLERY HARDWARE,
or their own Importation and manufacture. The fol-
lowing comprises, in part, their assortment:
Saddles and Brides IN great Uariety, Bride
Filings, Mdrtingdls, ~SmrsingieS, Girfhs,
Stable Hdlters, Coach, Gig, Dear6on, Salhey
and Dray Harness, Blind Brides, Horse and
Nude Collars, Saddle bags; Medical and
Cnpct do. Travelling and Pocking Trunks,
Val,ses. Bride, Harness and Band Leather,
Hog, Sheep and Bnchshins, Morocco, WHIPS,
STITCHES. Gomhiaes, Homes, !SaddietreeS, Var.
nish, &c, Saddlery Hardrare, a general as
sortmeni. Trpnk.makers Materials.
All Of which viii be sold upon the most reasonable
tcrms. feb 6-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
now 70 GROW RICH.

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Better than banking, trading or lenses
Take a bank-note and fold IT up,
Aud then you will find yonr money increases!
This wonderful plan, without danger or loss.
Keeps your cash in your hands, where nothing
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And every time that yon fold It across.
lis us plain as the light of the day that you
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