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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

We arc authorized 10 announce 5eFehh w
Fua ltF, EsQ, M candidate lut clerk Of the
3d diHtflot cVuft, under Tie new Constitution
We ere authorized 10 a9nouape SamueI
BkDlhBld ESQ ah 4 candidate I0f Clerk 81
The 3D. dislritt Court under Tho new C0ttett.
lutl0n.
We Bfe authorised 10 announce John ttoii,
ESD as candidate fuf Clerk VI tho I'd da
tfirt court under tho new Constitution
You afa authorize 70 announce Alfred
Nales, Esq, aB candidate for clerk 81 the ID
district court, under the anW constitution.
Many toieFs.
We are authorized III announce Mbn0el
Mefono, l'eqa az candidate for clerk Of tle Sd
district court, under The now Constitution.
pIeaae announce ar. Archibald Stuart, AZ
candidate lof rarnlef fJr the parish Of East
Baton Rouge, under The new Constitution.
Voc pepuiA
WEST BAroNR0uGE
hr Edtof-ypu are authorized 10 announce
Mr., Hiiaire BsfRerfa Of West Baton Rouge.
ne candidate fvf sheriff under The new coueli.
tuition.
Many rioters.
You are authorized to announce Afr AdoDia
llebeft, aa candidate far CIork Of tho fourth
iiatrIet court, fer the parish az West Baton
Rouge, Under the nov eonBtlmtinn,
Many rioters
fau are authorized to announced Mr., ]. v.
Durable, aa candidate for the place Of CLERK
~ the AN district rourt, far tho parish Of West
Baton Rouge, under The new constitution.
Pre- hone pRbiieo
rleReo announce Nj. L]abanyo, az epndida
ate for clerk Of tbo fourth district court, sub
ieei Il The decision OF 10 convention, for IL
he DO elected, he intends to be the %seryant
aftho whole people without distinction Of par-
~ ubiHlo psiada Sefa ttpriWero rfttrjRa
You arc authorised to Hnununce NtLtEN-
EuvE ~BLANenARn Esq, aB candidate for RhrF
M; for the parish Of Hest Baton Rouge, un.
dor the new constitution.
Please 10 announce Mr.. Louis IafInn as
candidate for Coroner tor the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, under Tho new constitution
Yen are authorised 10 announce AMAsA
REAn, Esq. as a candidate to represent the
parrish IL Fast Baton Rouge III tho next
Legislature.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

LfsHrNrss.-A fine horse belonging IL
Major Rains was killed during the storm on
Thursday afternoon last.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
MACHINERY.

PICKETS-The undersigned desires to
purchase a quantity of piekets, deliverable
ii his plantation u miles below Baton ROUGE
aug 90 STEPHEN HENDERSON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
IA RRFIg

Thirteen HUNDRED Cypress Molasses
Barrels and Half Barrels,-for sale by
Nov. 80 PIKE & HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

81. Louis Flour
WE are constantly receiving. fresh 81,
Louis Flour. Of the test brands,
Nov. 80 PFC IL IiAH4s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
p0nT WINE
AUVANfEN

WE have a good article Of Port Vino,
also MadeiFa. PtsFsA HAaT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

FopHpy-A lady'a small bfeasl=piB, ibs
owhor can have Il, on application 10 this Of
fee, by describing If, and paying expenses.
Nov 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

MoNoNGAHALA wiItsKEY.
We have 4 few bali barrels superior Non.
gngahala Whiskey. 80 ptKg n tIAHT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

ADVANCES
We are prepared 70 make CASH advances
on eonsignmants Of Sugar aud Molasses, to
our friends n Nov York, phiiadeiplia, Bt.
Louis. Louisville, Nashville. Madison, las,
and New Orleans, Noy. 1 80 Pigs III HAHT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

Please bRnoanee CIR. Archibald Stuart, as
candidate lot rafnhef Cor The parrish Of East
Baton Rouge, under the new Constitution,
Tof pegutk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
wESr

Mr Edtof-yuu arr authorized 10 snnonuee
Mr., Hiiaire BsfRer6H Of West latan Rouge,
Bs candidate fof sheriff, Under The new cofteli.
tutiun,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15

EMoRANDUM BooKs-A small lot for sails
1YA cheap at this osice. osI
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15

Els Remedies suivans tres usit6s dams les Families
Nj ct Plantations Sc trouvent CONSIGNMENT en- main
chez MN. COMSTOCK ct RUMSEY, rue Poydras,
No, So, d Ia Nouvelle Orleans, ct dams celies du
DR.. HA WINS. Any OPEIOTIS4S
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
aMslls Il ubcrtlsen1enfs.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER & STATIONERY.
J. b. STEEL, IA Camp Street,

-ELELLL2EZ GNSWAUTI81nEa AgE
~ ESPECTFULLY begs leave To inform his mn.
- inerous CUSTOMERS in the city and country, thai
nc mas now on hand Very large and extensive assert.
1aent oi az kinds Of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND
NJ and would call the attention Of
Merchants aud dealers to the following list of article
winch nc OFF e for sale at the lowest cash prices
AcGog: = Books-Lcdgers, journals, day books, in.
voice pooksScash and sale books, of blue and white,
Wove OF iald papor.in Russia or plain binding, of every
variety hall bound ledgers and day books Ionp folio
petty ledgers bill books, of the various approved forms.
with and without printed heads /; recent. hank mepoS
fand1lin, and cgphering books pocket ledgors. mass
oooks, indexes, copy books pr%onnissory note books, bills
Of exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved
autographed and printed books of the best copy;ng
paper; bills of lading check books on all the banks il
the city log books; ship receipt books, Of various forms:
SNIP steamboat and dray receipts; cotton weiehcrs'
and yard clerks books.
BLANKs-Letter and folio steamboat hills of l.a;no
pris OF exchange, promisory notes and drafts; also,
ailother Kinds OF mercantile and Gus omhouse blanks.
! AfEH-Letter paper, commercial post, packet post
u loolscap Tor retailing and country trade, a prime
assortment Of the most approved manufacture, ruled
ana PLAN. Coiorcd and fancy paper of all kinds, sizes,
ana Qualities bristol boards; paste boards wrapping
paper, envelope, cotton sampling paper, &c.
FLAYlNa ~CARps-Patent ivory surface playing cards,
VIZ; ~Supertine Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish. All des-
crlptlons OF fancy and printing cards.
STEEL PENs-Perry's medium, fine and extra fine
points; do three pointed and India rubber pens; Giliot's
: ietorla' 1rihce Alpert Commercial and all others Of
his manufacture. Wright's, Windle's, Mitchells, Pars
dowss ", &c: Quilts Of all kinds and qualities,
PENcILs-Pure Cumberland black lead drav;np non.
Gus, various degrees OF hardness good counting room
office and levee pencils crayons, brushes, paints and
coilors Of the finest quality. Also, states of all kinds,
ivory and bone folders, waters anc sealing wax, black
ana coiored INKS and ink powders, motto seals and let
ter stamps, Rogers nne cutlery, &c. &c, compr;sing
the most extensive assortment o every useful article in
thls hne that the ingenuity of man has invented, or that
the wants Of the community require.
SCHOOL BooKs-A large supply of all kinds in gener-
a. ass, selected with great care by the subscriber per-
onahysasslsted with the Judgment and advice of the
most eminent professors and teachers.
committees, Teachers, Dealers, and all who buy to
sell again, supplied at the lowest possible prices, BY
J. B. STEEL, II Camp street,
AL (suceessoE to Norman, Steel g. cor
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
aoertfsaeme,rts 81. @rleaue.
MEDICINES POUR FAMILIES EFT
PLANTATIONS

Els Remedies suivans tres usitss dams les Families
Nd ct Plantations Sc trouvcnt constamment en- main
chez MN. sCOMSTOCK ct RUMSEY, rue Poydrasi
No. ~, q "a Nouvelle Orleans, ct dams cclies du
DR.. HA wilkins, AUX OPELOUSAS,
Ut lis sont tous garantis CONNIE vrais ct regards
CONNIE tets, ct au moyen deux les planteurs 6yitent
les irais de medecins dams presque tous les cas-, ct dol
vent servir*a eviter lusage DIES remedies ~contraires Il la
constitution tells que lie calomel, lie quinine, &c. I'm
pamphlet, indignant fusage de ces divers articles,
est tonrni gratis d chaque famile. Nous enum6rons
les articles suivans :
Liniment de Hays, en- Plules, pour guGrir toutes
sortes de cas-.
Elixir Vegetal Indien, liniment pour, les nerfs ct lea
oS, pour les rhumaatismes, garanti pour les guerir.
I1radicateur Chinois pour les Cheyeux, otant les
cheveuX superf1us.
Baume de Colombo, pour nettoyer les cheveux ct
la t6te.
Sslrop doeillet pour atshmes, coqueluches, ct rhumea.
Remede contre les Maux de Tete, dormant dams
tous. les cas- nne guerison ~certainc.
Elixir de Vie pourla dyspepsia, les indigestions, ct
les constipations.
folson Scontre les puces ct punaises, certain pour
les fare toutes peril. g
Vermlfuge de kolmostock contre les yers, ct ne
manquant jamais.
Extrait de salsepareille de Comstock, Motto prix
.des autres.
Bitter ct Pilules de Temperance de Linn, pour
Remede de Bernard pour lie Cholera, ia diarrh6e, ct
la dyssenterie.
lt1trat Amer ct Mag1que de Gonnell, pour les
douleurs ct les %enlures.
Baume dAilen pour la Consumption ct les douleurs
DE- Foie.e
Baume de Griottes, de Wistar, pour la Consumption.
Mixture de Green contre les Fieyres, garantic pour
guerir tous les cas-.
Huile de Tannin, pour rendre lie CUR imperin6able
ct prolonger sa duree.
Mixture de Council, pour les Naladics secrstes,
De BlackweIls, ssga4a ditto.
Cordial de Lucine, Sc trouvant settlement a i'agcnce,
rue Poydras, No. SO, a la Nouvelle Orleans.
Capsules de Gelatine, de toutcs sortes.
Hule de Castor, en- bouteilles.
Essences de toutes sortes.
Sable d eerire.e
Encres, noire, bleue, ct rouges.
Encre indel6bile.
Poudres do S6dlitz.
Gouttes de WEIGH pourle Nal de Dents, procuront
lne -guerison certainc.
Cachou F~rancais, pour l'haleinc.
Huiles Anglaisc ct de Harlem.
Opodsidoc ct Cordialde Godefroy.
Onguent de Mel.
Baume de Vie de burlington.
Bougie c%acbetee, pour sen servir sans Iumiere.
huile Acoustlque, pour Ia Surdite, avee gu6riscn
certaine.
fSirop do Salsepareillc.
P!lules fHooper ct d'Anderson.
FIlules de Lee, Pilules Chinoises contIe 10 sang.
Remedies ct Drogues en- Entrepot, Feintures, HuiIeS.
&c, a bias prlx, pour du compliant.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
aserttsseine1rts 90. 0rtea1fe
w. "A.
KEND "A SON MAGASIN LA MODE
GDapf0nF 1T AlaIlrs,

Asd mason no Ia Bdpgue al Canal, rue des
Wagasias. No. SO.
ABITS, Pdataloas, ct GiletS.-Habits dc toilette
- ct tracs. Habiliements noirs ct de couleur i'm.
portes de France ct dADgeterre il tent aussi en- NON
Gu en- couleur, caslmirs, merinos, cachemires, %galnbroon:
IJabots, hinge brodc, etc. ~pantalons noirs ct fonces.
veiours de sole, m6rinost3iasimirs, satingfaconne ct uni
DE Marseliie, valence, etc.; gilets dams lemame genre,
Habiaeneats dautomae ct dAirer.-Paletots ct ha.
bits ionces; habits a la d'Orsay;, pilote; couverturcs en-
lainerouge; habiilemens de fferentesfacons let couIeurs.
Observation-Disclosures de toile de differences qualities:
de nousseilncs fines, ditto, avec devants de chemise et
coils en- toiie; cheinises de cambria de differens modeles.
Robes dc chanbre d. matin, Chemises de dessous,
sCatesons, efc.-Robes de chambrc du matin de diA1ren-
stes qualtes; chemlses de dessous, ct calecons en- sole,
en- merlnos, en- lame ~d'agneau; tissus tricotes en- fam
ellie ct cotton. Aussi de grands bonnets de sole.
Crdo0tes, EchdfPeS, Bretetles, Mouchofrs Giants. ct
Das:-Echarpes, noires, unies, Ell. faconnees: crayates
Franchises ct ltaliennes, noires, nnies, II d dessins:
oreteiles en- sole, cotton, gomme elastique, ct m6ll6es:
hinge de cambria; tissus de Spitalfeld, moucloirs an
giais corah ,et pongee, de toutes g~randenrs ct qualities:
giants de dam, de castor, de chevreau, de lnerinos. en-
tolle. ct cotton; bas en- merinos; tissus de lame, en- toiic:
ct melange de cotton.
Ch4apeaug, Castors, Males, Valisses, Tapi$, ct Sacs
az Nuat -.Chapeaux en- castor. blancs ct noirs; nu-s
tr1a en- casimir, en- sole ct de ball conyenables Il atre.
ortes par les homnes ct les ieunes gems; fourrures:
casquettes en- drap ct vernies, pour les memes: malles
de voyage en- fer ct en- bois. de couleur noire. rouge
ct autres couleurs, sacs de mutt, ct tapis. Aussi. mall
les en- cur ct en- veau marin, egaiement pour voyage.
de toutes ~grandeurs 81 qualities.
Habilements pour les eafaats ct les jennes genr-
gilets, paletots. pantalons, chemises, etc, con-
pour les enfans ct les icunes gems.
u une grande vari6te d'autres articles dams lie meme
genre. 91s
les a venlr voir ct examiner assortment que raj.
9Janvier 1S45-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
Eaoltsh anncrttaengeMts
NEW PUBLICATION.

rnary, ls45. 4v-ALso- tol Fehs
fresh supply ofthe Back numbers Of tlis ;sa,
bic Periodical, for sale in singh numbers. ori n c \ aaSas
sets Of , volumes, at the Literary Emporium ~ ssRsNi
j. s1EEL, ii Camn VIC
"ihe selections are made with taste ndd;sssntS
.,oa; ana 9 the grave is blended with IRE gay il sbaFmiSs.
i 70 the attention Of families is wo,tb@
Transc,ip pit. 1geIsA
cts c%heapness pIacesit within the means IF ~
one, "-BoSton Atlds. = ssesgs
"Littell's Living Age IS firmly established II III
layor. The tact, discrimination, and experc ssEs s
MI. Littcll eninently fl himto conduct ii. and;,s y
Philadelphia Post. psaDses|
Zone of the best things of the kind which III, IS,
peared N the country. It contains fhe very cream II II
the foreign q~aarterlies and magazines, printed II Z. u
markedly neat and readable style."-Pieapune. e
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
WILLIAM u. BRENT.
A 6 "A II

NTANT de retour ) st. Martinsville, on il a FIN.
~ tention de s'etablir permanemment, offe sea ser.
vices aix habitans des ~paroisees Ste. Marie, st. Mar
tin, Lafayette, Vermilion, Calcasieu ct st. Landry,
don't il solicite repectneusement la ~clientellga
On e trouvera tous les jours (quand sa profession ne
fappcllera pas aileurs] a son bureau, dams la maison
ci-deyant occupee par Mr., Desire leblanc, d 81. Mar
tinville; ct pendant son absence, MIR. Edward C. Brent,
son fls, qui lpi sera associ6, lie remplacera dams les af.
fares de sa profession.
st Martinsville, 10 Mars I845.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
LivresBlancs Jet Fournifures deBurean
J. b. STEEL.

Y stuE NJ GAArs NeUvgnLK O~RLEANs.
" s0usaign6, annniAAa ill public. II i III nss,
NJ breuses prAtiaues Va Whit III al il csmnaars
gull ! mRiassiAnt sn mSrasin lassortimenf Il 5ina,
complet De ssasle ~affiSles de son oenre A. ~
nlelcestes lae ktsFde compte, Fapiey pL,sss
Ufayenss se III lsA prize de ieter IN, coup d,o;I snr Il
steauiyAnkn des aSsicles gull oHrc do venarc sns ~.
he$ pt3E ba& RouF VII complain.
Atryesa eeMPfesf grand Ivfes, Journals. hrou;lls,as
liytes do tactnress de caisse ct dc vente.4 on non;sr ~
toNies sertes do e~oalenFs. relies des toutes Ies e. cons.
eEands liyres ct Journals en demi rel;euTe: IivSSs 5s
notes, dos formes les plus justices; m6morandnms N
yres dc reeas blancs pour trastcs ~ bnlets. graves svac
som; lettEes de ~Soitare; tonnaiseemcns: liyres a.
checks de teales les hanqaes "a Ia vile: liyres ~ inss
ct de Feeus, d fusaee des hafimcus. efa d;xes sss 49,
carnese pous rssus Do hallaxe, do p6saee 81 cosos ii
let's, etc. ~
Papier; pspiera ~Iettr4s, decoter, rave Il nop ysy6
des l~neileufes Abiqpes.
Cartes q 5easrs des marquee sniyantcs: Suosrsne
Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur, Merry Andrew, HiFhIands
or, &ct tontes espece de cartes de fantasies.
ltltpies dAcie; de Perry fines OF snpesines, de
6illiot, Victoria, Prince Albert, Sc.
Csegons; premiere qnalits do Cumberland, pa;ncaanx
eouleurs fines ct ausres; ardoises do toafes espeoes
5~outeeux a PAPER en- ivoire, os ct bois; pains 4 cacheter.
slEe enele e. sable, de toutes les cculeurs; cachets:
soatellerie de Rogers, etc.
Licres decades nm assortment general choisi avec
som, par e sobsigne lui-meme, ct surles renseignements
des professors le plus ~lnstruits.
lie soussigne efffe au comites, aux maitres d,ee,,le
Ct aux marchands, tons les articles ci-dessus, aux prix
e PLUS bas. j. B. STEET.
mo successeur de Norman, Steel. s. Co,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15

duit chez son maftre, qui l'avait enfsrtne dams
une %chambre, apres s'Gtre promiis de I'LL in7igel
le lendemain une rude correction Mais Charles,
aprss Settle egade, etait revenu a St. Martin Ell
await fat election de domicile... sur IN fguier
&c 10 ceur de NJ. Jamard, esperant sars doute
que ies larges teuilies de Get arbre Ia derobe.
Hraient d Ia vue du maitre dc Ia maison mais
Charles await compile sans son hote OH pluto
sans un des fills de NJ. Jamard qui, Fayant w
perche sur son fguier, ALA p~ravenir son pefe de
&c gull venait dc voir. Lorsque M. Janiard ar
riyasa Gu pied de larbEe, 10 negre await dispara:
On pouvait-l cts ale pas lon, sans doute :
csest &c que pensa NJ. Jamard qni, continuant
ses recherches. trouva eniin Charles blotti dams
un immenses bahut place sous in hangard de la
maison occupe par M. Fl. Vasseur. III de deux.
Vous syoyez bien que Charles est ne pour etre
marron.--GGs. des AHakapas.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
ON

t OF
Au bureau du Wing dune maniere claire 81 prorntns
seusss sOstes dOSvrages, a dee pix uOdSsON
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15

Fa ~. n .@&M TH% M~# waG&Ym M&N N&E f$W NMJa#aS
20 bosse d1 Aasaanage artes XII tn
beau et Fubuste nsgre de IA GU is, aus apparte.
nanta : IN babiIant yeisin d notre petite vile. s.
Negro e yena a0 monde avec uae gpeoial;ts
qal esTa probahlement incompfiSe. al opi hi
ys4dga plus dune blsssQsa j celse parsie a1 corns
oa lesaos chapg Dc nom Isl Gall 81 Eayater ont
alt xrai phomns naig aysn upe Gu p~lusisurs Dos.
Sc qal Eeastsiaent htalelnent sur lapente du
6iens oa % ANAL Charles, netre heros, n6 aus.
z. yves me hosae que les phrenologistes ont al.
plls aes ctesser, y que mons leur signalons, sous
y nom Dc 6osss a. maroaaaec.
ReFe e skadel a senaine dernisFe, IN hone.
ssRss ~esoeAqtqe 81, Martin, Sc trouyant a'en
Nss gs alssns a PoEte de son magasin, fiji
ayefsA paf yin Dc SEES enians qu'un animal noir
Ayah ets g dams le corridor de la maison. Il
negcesaas deyinant Z qa'elle famille zooloaioue
epesfleHaH Get aainsul noi, fouilla dams to1s les
As q raeoins De 81 maison ETH decouyrit an.
api sous soa h. LaRilaf NOR n'etait autre
que ehaglea. Et dune
Cepsndanb 10 nssrs await Ste arratS ct recon.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15

INDEFINITE DE RoUTE.-D'apres III CORES.
pondance que le Herald de New York recoit de
washington yingt-cinq s6nateurs ont recu, era.
&c au yice-Presiden Dallas, une double indem.
mite de route. Apres leur avoir tenn compte de
ceile a %iaqlielle lis avaient droit a Poccasiond De
"a session ordinaire, on leur a pave ensuite celfe
de "a session eytraordinare, CONNIE s'ils ayaient
Gu q rentrer dams leurs foyers ct a reyenir d
Washington. Pas un d'eux dependant n'ayait
quite cette vile. Ces yingt-cinq senator's qui
ont profile deia dune facult6 don't ie.rs colleagues
mont pas encore voulu JOUR-, ont recu $2l,576.
On compile dams ce nombre treize l~ocofocos oui
entrent dams Ia somn,e pour $12,524 ct douze
wings pour $9.O52. Hreste dix senator's loco.
iocos et six wings qui ont droit i $500.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
mG Mg
M4GEE, KNE4S Z. "a )

M4GEE, KNEAS e. co.
a hFFRENT aux P%lanteurs, Marchands de la Cam
y = payne ct autres un large ct bon stock assorti ID
Marchandises a leur cioix, comprenant sellerie, Har.
nais'a Males, Cuirs pour Sellers ct Constracteqrs de
calllerIe pour sellerie ct accessories dc y9itures: mar
chandlses en- ~fer-blanc; ustensils en- .hais; ct Bfosses:
ct une grande vari6te d'autfes articles pour lis person!
mes GU. en- auraient bcsoins ct il est dc leur interet,
. examiner ayant d,acheter, IN que nous avons Pinten-
ton de les sseryir Alenr satisfaction.
aussi unegrand assortment de Charrues.
Few. 6,-3 m.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
sMGrch0nd 5ses seches,

Ide lame FRANCHISES, Indiennes Am6ricaines, Meri,
mack et autTes marques, bien connues; LIE touta ven.
ldre d aussi bon marche qeu Pom peut les offrir dans
tn1nporte quel nagasin de cette vile. Feb.I3 Iva
FER, CLOUS, HOUES, GHARRUES. &c.
Es s~ousignes lmporteurs I'll n6gociants en- ouin.
eaillerle ct conteherie appellent Iattention des Mar.
Ichands &c la eampagne ct autres, sur lcur waste ct thor
stock deMarchandises etrangeres ct omestiques, parmi
~iesquelles Sc trouvent les s~uiyantes
800 Tonneanx de Fer Suedois, Am6ricain ct Anslais
1900 Pqts; do fer en- cercles, en- Feuilles, en- bandes,
ct en- c~ylnd-es.
80 tQnneaus d'aeier, meule, fondu soufie, ct
500 doz. haches dc Collins ct Co King, ct Simmons
800 Cardes pour lame OF cotton, dc Whittcmores
100 Bechcs creuses excellentes dc la Louisiane
200 " Peles ct Beches de Ami, Adam ct Wood
5000 "Pioches des Garolines ct de la Louisiana, Lon.
donet autres marques
100 Caisscs de chaines d'ayant.train
so chatnes ct Boeufs, et blocs
1000 "Charrues de Carey, par Kingset Parson
SUI 8 de Woods, Baninger, ct autFes Eabricans
l0O Tenneaux do marchandises creuses ct dc fontes
5000 Barrilets dc clous de Ia marque Weymouth
S. ID. S. ct Co.
Enclumes, ecrous, grands ct petits maartsanx. plaopee
serrures, Gonds, ecroux, scies dc long ct pour mon.
lin, scies circelaites, a main, ct a panneaux, limos
mouths a mails, Faux, etc.. etc,
AussI Anite de baleine, de sperpte, de lin, ct de tan-
aenrs, do quaite superenre, Blanc de plomb. esnr;t a.
yerres a Wires, etoupes, ct Cordages. ouiI
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER Il co
Au coin dc Ia Rue du Canal ct des Maeazins.
FeV' o'>om' Nouvslls Orleans '
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-15
RICE 4 HATHAWAY
Marchands CmmisSiOnnaireS 1T Expedi

No. 70, Rue des Magdsias, NoueeHe Orleans.
BAgents de la Ra6nerie de N. Goooale. lis ont
CONSIGNMENT en- main un assortment de sucrc. ra6ne,
en- pOudre & autres AoaflS-ivs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-19
New KSOst-OMCe law.

The new Post-Ofice Law went into operation
on the first instant. Having heretofore asserted
that TIE CoLUMBIL DEMocRAr" was the only
paper that could be sent FREE Of postage to eve.
Try PoStOaico in the County of Columbia, and il
having been denied by the Danyille papers, We
have carefully arranged table of distances from
Bloomsburg and Danyillo, to the different Offices
in the County, by the nearest mail routes. by
which it will he seen, that there are FIVE Post
Offices OVER THIRTY MILES FROM DAN
|yIhLE, and NOT ONE FROM BLOOMS
|BURG.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-19
TIMES CHANGE AND FAHSIONS
ALSO.

In lecture delivered some two or
three years ago by The Hon. Mr.. SIur-
get, OF Boston, on trade and finances, he
referred 10 The singular changes OF FASH
ion. Nankeens sald he, were once i'm.
ported in large quantities. As late as
1890 there was one million Of dollars
worth imported; now there is none. ln
1906 Canton Grape was FIRST used; 10
1910 Ten cases were imported; in 1916
there were 2l 900 pieces; in 1926 the
importation amounted to a million and
a half of dollars; and in 1914 the article
was not imported! Yet the country has
lost nothing by this caprice Of fashion,
as our fair counlry.women appear as
lovely in ninepenny Lowell calico as in
Canton Grape, Silk was once imported
10 large quantities from China, a cargo
Of nearly million dollars worth once
was landed ia this country, and now The
whole yearly important from China a
mopnls 10 less than 100000. Great
ichanges nave also 'aEen place IN TegAIo
10 the pay of our Chinese Imporiantions.
ia 1918, $1,000, 600 10 specie were car
ried TO China, but now our purchases aIe
paid for in tIIs Of exchange on Eog
land, from the proceeds Of the OPIUM
rsde. The Fur trade was commenced
10 1857, and in 1902 there were litteer
American vessels engaged in it, anc
now it has ceased altogether. These
mutations in rashion aad in trade show
The utter impossibiiily Of having wha
may be called permanent Ia'ih, afford
Ing stability 10 the duty imposed whe'
n fact the high duty Of today may re
Iqure a radical change tomorrow. Eve
Try thing is cousranly changing IL Amer
lea, fashion and manufactures and law
must change with them,