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Nagrage. Nous voyons par u Charleston
Iercarg du 8, que la goelette Gertrude, allant
de Savannah a Philadelphia, avec une cargaison
de melasses, a etc jct6e sur Ia Cote, pres de
Charleston, par I'm coup deeyent. L'equipage
s'est heureugsement sauye, mais Ii goeleite Ell la
cargaison sont perdues.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06
sN0lt Il an0ertle e51geata.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER & STATIONERY.
]. B. STEEL, IA Camp Street,

J. 4. &SSkV6OVI2AnSs
2 ESPECTFULLY bcgs leave to inform his mn.
- merous customers in the city and country. that
nc hasnow on hand a very large and extensive assort-
ment Of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, Paper AND
and would call the attention of
Merchants and dealers to the following list of articles
winch ne offers for sale at the lowest cash prices
ACCOUNT BooKs-Ledgcrs, journals, day books, I'M
voice BOOKS, cash and sale books, of blue and white,
Wove or iald paper, IN Russia or plain binding, of every
variety half bound dodgers and day books long folio
petty ledgers bill books, of the various approved forms.
with and without printed heads receipt, blank, memo>
randum, and c%yphering books pocket ledgers, pass
BOOKS, indexes, copy books, promissory note books, bills
OF exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved
autographed and printed books of the best copvine
paper; bills of lading; check books on all the banks ii
the clty;log books; ship receipt books, of various forms:
and yard clerks books.
bLANKs-Letter and folio steamboat bills of ladinp.
Diils OF exchange, promisory notes and drafts: also.
an otnef Kinds Of mercantilc and customllouse blanks.
iHfGH-~Lettef paper, commercial post, packet most
anu ioolscap Tor retailing and country trade. a mime
assortment of the most approved mann "a ct5ro r,,lad
ana PLAIN. Colored and fancy paper Of all kinds, sizes.
anu qualities bristol boards paste boards: Wrapping
paper, envelope, cotton %samPling paper, SC.
fLAYlNG CARDs-Patent ivory surface playinq cards,
VIZ; Superfine Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur. Merry
Andrew Highlander, French and Spanish. All des-
crlPuons OF fancy and printing cards.
STEEL PENs--Perry's medium, fine and extra fine
points; do three pointed and India rubberpens; Gilliot's
Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and all others II
his manufacture. Wrlght's, Windle's, MitcheIps, Par>
dow's 81 &c, Quilts of all kinds and qualities.
PENoiLs-Purc Cumberland black lead drawing pen-
cts, various degrees Of hardness good counting room.
Office and leyee pencils; crayons, brushes, paints and
eoiors OF the finest quality. Also, states Of all kinds,
IVORY ana bone folders, waters ane sealing wax, black
anu coiored INKS and INK powders, motto seals and lei.
ter stamps, Rogers line cutlery, SC. &c, comprising
.he most extensive assortment of every useful article in
tins line that the ingenuity of man has invented. or thai
me wants OF the community require.
al use, selected with great care By the snbscr;besS e mer
sonaily, assisted with the Judgment and advice of the
most eminent professors and teachers.
committees, Ieaehers, Dealers, and all who buy to
: again. supplied at the lowest possible prices, by
J. B. STEEL, IA Camp street,
= Successor to Norman, Steel g. COZ
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06
THOMAS B. WINSTON,
lpicerie en- eros ct en- Detail,

u VICtI1G VII QTUS " GH U6ldll.
Rue Poydrds No. II, 10 8.21, ". Orleans.
Merchandise bien achetees sont a motto vendues.
A YANT en- main un assortment complet depicie-
~ ries ct dc provisions, je viens solicitor humble
lment lie patronage des marchands ct DIES habitans de la
paroisse st. Landry; offrant dc leur prouver, que lcur
lint6ret bien entendu, dot les conduire dams mes maya
lsins, GU ills trouveront les articles suivans, qui leur Sc
lront vendus, a bon marcde, ct aug conditions les Plus
IkiberGles:
90 Bottles, the s%ouchong, en- paquets a 2ec lie paqt.
100 do. amidon en- paquets 81. 80 a 36l. ala boite.
caisses indigo. !
Canisters de 5, 10 ct 25l. de 65 a Zoe.
Savon No. | Boston dur ct magnifque 34c.
l60 sacs cafe Rio, grain rond, 81 a 6S
Sucre, en- boucauts, 81, 44et AZ; par bariI, | dc plus
Melasse, bonnie Ice, commune ISL, rafnee 22c., 81
rop Csc. a 35c.
The, young hyson 1Sc., skin 14c.
$50 sacs %bouchons, lie mile So, 500, ST. IS.
Wins, de Malaga, aa7c., Madere 10, SUPERIOR 81 so
Claret en- ~barriques Ssl9 a $40, en- caisses So 25 a
So,
Eau.de-vie otard So IS, Dupuis $50, Mt. Glery So
50, Cognac $l SO.
Noix. amandes, raisins, fgues, corinthe, prunes ct
Iconserves.
Garine, pore, graissc, whiskey, lard beurre ct from
age, enfin toute espece d'articles d'epicerics, touiours d
des prix rednlts dams Ia meme proportion.
Lots de 800 a $4,000 scront vendues aux prix CT
Idessus. Les prix du detail scront augInentes de 21 d
% P. c..
Billets accompanies IS, s ct mois de terme, seront
recus en- pavement. Fey. 20---6m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06
Librairie dc la NouyeIIe Orleans,

Rae du Camp No. ID.
y. STEEL, successor dc Norman, Steel & Co.
: hbrairie, fourniture de bureau, importation ct
publication, &c, &c, en- gros ct en- detail.
Lures de complies, de premiere qualit6, ct garantis.
FouraitpreS de bureau, premiere qualitc, a l'usaee
des employees, des %banques. ct du commerce.
Materia0r pour lie dessin ct l'architecture.
Carries a jouer ~colorifes ct non coulori6cs; cartes do
visite emaillees, &c. &c,
Lures d<cole de toute especc.
Publications q bon anarcde ct nagasifis.
Lipres ct annuaires de Londrcs.
Les marcfandises vendues dams Get 6tablissement
satisfesunt. No PiN '"nt
Impressions ct relieures, execute dams lie meilleur
style, ct aux plus bas prix. NJ. few. 2o-6m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06
n Scches.

len, CLOUS. HOUES, CHARRUES. Ne
rss souslgnes Importers ct negociants en- min.
calllerie ct coutellerie appelentl attention des Mar.
icnanos ae la canpagne ct autres, sur leur waste ct hon
STOCK deNlarchandises Gtrangeres etDomestiopes narnn
lesquenes Sc trouyent les suivantes !: "A
300 Tonneaux de Fer Suedois, American 81 A,r,.;s
IouU Fqiss- de fer en- cereles, en- Feuilles, en- bandes,
ct en- c~ylind-es, oanus'
% t9nnsauS d'aeicr, moale, fondu soualo. Il
S00 doz, haches dc Collins ct Go King, ct simmon.
5Vu /" Cardes pour lame ct cotton, de Wbittemores
l00 " Beches creuses excellentes dc Ia Loms;ane
sU0 " Pellese i Beches dc Ami, Adam Ell Wood
5000 6 Pioches des Carolines ct de Ia I,ouisiane ~,
don ct autres marques
ivV Classes de chaines d'ayant-train
~ rhaines ct Boeufs, ct bIocs
IOOO "Charrues de Carey, par Kings ct Parson
2UV : de weeds Balhngef. ct autfes Fabricans
lUU IoaneauS do ularehandises creuses ct az gontes
20VO barrLllets dc clous de Ia marque Weymontb,
Enclumes, ecrous, grands Ell petits marteaux. nl,oros
yis' serrrnres, Gonds, Gcroux, scies dc long ct ponr mon
i'm, seies ciFcniaires, a main, ct d panneanx. Zines
mouiins d mails, Faux, etc., etc.
AUST: Huite de 6alcine, de speT,ae, de lin. Ell III /.
neurs, ae qnalte supericure, Blanc de plomb, esprit al
lerenenthine, yerrcs a Wires, Gtoupes, ct Cordages. o,SIi
onre a yendre a bas prix pour du compliant GU de bon ma
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER d co
Aucoin de la Rue du Canal ct des Magazins
- Nouvelle Orleans
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06
aerttss $ nseaats ". Orlea'rs.
w. A.
TEND A SON MAGASIN A IA NODE,
Gh0pe0MF It M(nllcs,

A S0 maisoa de la Banque du Canal, rue des
Magdsins, No. 80.
EEABITS, Paataloas. ct Gilets.-Habits de toilette
II ct fracs. Habillemerts noirs ct de couleur i'm
portes dc France ct d'ADgleterre: il tient aussi en- noir
ct ell couleur, casimirs, nerinos, cachemires, gainbroon:
iabots, hinge brode, etc. pantalons noirs ct fonces,
velours de sole, merlnos, easimirs, satin faconne g. ct uni
de Marseille, yalence, etc.; gilets dams lie meme genre.
HdbiiiemeRts d~'autoalac ct dhiuer.-Paletots ct ha-
bits fonces; habits a la d'0rsay; pilote; couvertures en-
lainerouge; habillemens de difIrentes ia cons ct couteurs.
Chemises-Chemises de ioile de differences qualities;
de mousseline fines, ditto, avec devants de chemise ct
coils en- toile; cfemises de cambrc de differens noodles.
Robes de chambJe dn anatin, Chemises de dessous,
Cateeons, etc.-Robes de chambrc du matin de diffGren-
ties qualities; clemiscs de dessous, ct calecons en- sole,
en- merinos, en- laine d'agneau; tissus tricot6s en- fan.
ellie ct cotton. Atssi de grands bonnets de sole.
Cfaoates, EchdrpeS, Bretelles, Mouchoirs, Giants, ef
Bas.-Echarpes, noires, unies, ct faconnGes; cravates
Franchises ct Italennes, noires, unies, ct a dessins;
bretelies en- sole, cotton, gomme elastique, ct m6llGes;
hinge de cambria; tissus de Spitalfold, mouchoirs an
glais corah ct pongee, de tontes g~randeurs ct qualities;
giants de dam, dc castor, de chevreau, de merfnos, en-
tolle ct coton; BIAS en- m6rnos; tissus de laine, en- tole;
ct melange de cotton.
CAapeaar, Casters, Males, VdHsses, Tapis. ct Sacs
de Mat -Chapeaux en- castor, blancs ct noirs; nu-
tria en- caslmir, en- sole ct de bal, convenables a atre
portcs par res hommcs ct les ieunes gems; fourrures;
casquettes en- drap ct yernics, pour les memes; males
de voyage en- fer ct en- bois, de couleur noire, rouge
ct autres .couleurs, sacs de mutt, ct taps. Aussi, mall
les en- cur ct en- vcau marin, egalenlent pour voyage.
FdfaPtutes.-Parapluies en- sole, ~gingham, ct cotton,
de toutes g%randeurs ct qualities.
Inducements pour les enfdats et les jennes geur.-
Habits, gilets, p~alctots, pantalons, chemises, etc, con-
venables pour les enfans ct les jcunes gems.
Et nne grandc yariete d'autres articles dams lie meme
genre.
Tous ces articles etant a acheter, i'invite les person.
mes a venir volr ct examiner rassortiInent que i'ai.
9 Janvier 1845-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06

EUBLESs-Le soussign6 ofte a0 public les ans.
US cles solvants gull est charge dc yendre:
benx armolfes, un bois de Iii, un matelas, trois pairos
de chenets, un buffet ct I'M service complet consistent
en- a. pieces le tout degant etre yendu a un prix tr6s
raisonnable pour du compliant. S'adresser au bureau.
o5l-tf JOS. ETTER.
DAMS a cacheter a vendro a'adresser a notreI
a. bureau. All
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06

Els Remedies suivans tres usites dams les Families
Id ct Plantations Sc trouvont CONSIGNMENT en- main
chez MN. CoMSfOCK ct RUMSEY, rue Poydras,
No. So, a la Nouvelle Orleans, ct dams cclles du
DIR. HAWKINS, AUX OPELOUSAS,
Eft lis soft tous garautis CONNIE vrais ct regardes
CONNIE tells, ct au moyen d'eux les planteurs eyiteut
les irais dc ncdecins dams presque 'tous les cas-, ct dol
vent servr Il eviter Tusage des remedies cuntraires a la
constitution, tells que lie calomel, lie qninine, &c. I'm
pamphlet, indignant lusage de ces divers articles,
est iourni gratis d chaQue famille. Nous enumerons
les articles suivans
Liniment de Hays. en- Plulcs, pour guerir toutes
sortes de cas-.
Elixir VegGtal Indicn, liniment pour les nerfs ct les
os, pour les rhunaatislnes, garnnti pour les guerir.
Eradicateur Chinois pour les Cheveux, otant les
cheveux s~uper1us.
Baume de Eolombie, pour nettoyer les chevcux ct
la tete.
Sirop d'oeilct pour atshmes, coqueluches, ct r,umes.
Remede contre les Maux de Tdte, dormant dans
tous les cas- une ~gu6rison certaine.
Elixir de Vie pour Ia dyspepsia, les indigestions, ct
les constipations.
Poison contre les puces ct punases. certain pour
les faire toutes perif.
vermifuge de Kolmostock contre les vers, ct ne
manquant lamais.
Extrait de Salseparellle de Comstock, Motto prix
DIES autrcs.
Bitter ct Pilules de Temperance dc Linn, pour
Festomac.
Remede dc Bernard pour lie Cholera, la diarrhee, ct
la dyssenterie.
Extrait Amer ct Magique de Council, pour les
douleurs ct les %enfures.
Baume dAllen pour la Consumption ct les doulcurs
dr Foie.
Baume de Griottes, de Wistar, pour la Consumption.
Mixture dc Green contres les Fievres, garantic pour
guerr tons les cas-.
Huile de Taunin, pour rendre lie cur imperm6abe
ct prolonger sa duree.
Mixture de Cornell, pour les Maladics secretes,
garantie.
De %Blackwclls, ditto.
Cordial de Lucine. sc trouvant settlement a i'agence,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06
aeertfaeenremte 90. @rIeauls.
MEDICINES POUR FAMILIES EFT
PLANTATIONS.

ELS Remedies suivans tres usites dams les Families
Id ct Plantations Sc trouvcnt CONSIGNMENT en- main
chez Nm. CoMSFOCK ct RUMSEY, rue Poydras,
No. So, a la Nouvclle Orleans, ct dams cclies du
mn HAT VTJNE 40
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06
DISSOLUTION DE sDCJETE

- DE5DSKLU IIOIN" DL bUOIFlI II
A societe existant sous la raison de PIGEON q
n Choutt a etc d%issoute, lie 4 de ce moia, dun con
settlement mutuel, L'un gu rautre associ6 indistincte
nent, est charge du r6glement des affaires en- litige.
Mr.. Joseph Choutt oontinuera d s%'occuper du, MON,
genre dnffaires, pour son compte particuIier.
FREDERIC PIGEON,
]. GHOUTT,
Washington, La.; F6vrier 90, 1866
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-06
No. 45EE,
SEES CREANCIERs.

Us.
d CREANCIERS.
cession de ~propri6t@ faite par le p6titionnaiirt
Juge, Presidant lie Cinquieme District Juiiciairre. an
profit de ss crcanciers, ct une assemble des cream.
eiers du dit insolyable ayant etc ordonn6e, ponr avon
lieu apres trente JOINS de notification, &c.
En- consequence, les dts creanciers sont notifies, pa
ie present advertisement, qu'une assemble aura lieu,
pardevant Edmond II. Martin Notaire Public dams q
pour la dite Paroissc, d son bureau dams la Vile des
0p6lousas, Lundi Time jour du nois. de Mars, 1 10
heures A. NJ. attn dy ~delibercr sur les nffaires du dit in.
soiyable; jusque toutes actions contre So personne 1t
ses prophecies resent ct demenrent suspenducs,
Par ordre commh c~i-dessus dit.
q J. PoSEY, D. Clk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
DR.. G. EENJ. SMITHS
SCoIR CuATED
"Imprnved vegetable IndiaI

"Improved vegetable IndiaI
Are the result Of this labor. Their d
genera favor with which they have be-
all parts Of the United States, wsrrif
in the DECLARATION that "they are the e
meni IN medicine ever known." Uulike
these nether gripe, produce nausea,
unplcascnt sensation, While they re as
is possible for medicine TO be. and be !
PARENTS
cannot be too cantious of mineral med
cr, such all all powerful influence upon
to suprrcedr every thing else; .tiIlinl |
both the disease and nature herself alt.
ten c"stiiuting a greater and more grfI
which shall weigh upon man through !
SICKNESS IN CIILURtlI
requires the prompt and certain effects
agreeable Pursalive med cine, like thes
WORMS
ar instantly expelled from the system 4
Foul stomach and furrcd tongue find.
do in these Sugar Coated PIlis.'
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may take th1
will promote regular action, and presef'1
sirenth Of body and viva.ity Of mind
Gates o. ladies', we refer the ldvalid TO
be had Of the agents. But we wrll mtl'l
few who have been cured by the use oI
r. Thompson, Sc North Moore sired
the late Judge Thompson) cured .! P''|
ache and pain in the breast.
R. NJ PARK. United States Navy. fevtr1
jacob Carlock's daughter. No. y st'PA
worms
Mrs. :. A. Gould, (Aiairon Of the !
lio' nrtaD cured Of hea adache aud b'll'oa'
Sarah Douglas, corner Of Ludlo" al'
cured Of pain in the head, dimness o. VI
Jas. NJ. Turner. late Of the u. 5. Navl
wich ST., cured OF weakness in the bfesaI
ana di6culty Of breathing ID
Ira Alvo'd, Cazonovia, N. Y. cured OIL
plant.
James J. Bevins. deputy sheriff. h'' y
in the debtors prison with astonishing 'nii n
Hou. 2. Z. Lawrence, and Nathan y
Michigan, have testified to several fsn~
Of fever and agne by these Fills. "a
Sold at I7y .,rcenw ich street. New an
WALLACE& WAaD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
G. X T. \ L SCOy|
IN THE HEALING An

important 10 invalids aud FrIeaisi
MEDICINE, however rtficacioGs,
wi taken with dssati- faction BY ih,|
is unpleasant ntrure Iiencs il has
study oI all great phyEirnns to dissa=
taste But their elinrs have never ben
c"mpiete success. 1t was left Tor Dr \
plush. Having given the snhjee, h.
trnt'on for nearly two yrars, he bl', 4
considerable sum OF money, produccda 3
while j, is every way Agreeable to the h
triumph over nSease and all oppositiar
him for his devotion 10 the improy slae-
cal &C ience.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
A\TilO.\Y HOUSE,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
>,..y,om street. Little Rock Ark.

IA 1uyHIS we'll known Establishment. locat-
800 ed in the business part OF the city,
IssiiElA has lust Undergone thorough repair anu
& has been almost entirely RENTED ana 'e''u'
nI.he f. Tor the accommodation OF lhe Puoho'
The o,ooro;or very respectfully announces to MS oo
,s,omer. his friends, and the public generally th''
he is now prepared 20 extend TO the travelling conu
nity transient visitors, and b"afders' aeeo'"'.ua
un.urpassed by any establishment west =" 'he
mes aud pedgss himself that every attention sha o'
10 promote the comfort OF all persons 'Islthg
his house. that vigilance and fidelity can hest"", being
determined to spare neither trouble nor expense IN CIV
nr satisfaction TO his guests and hopes 10 eth 'ne
pair mage Of the public. "a
rLr qualities Of his ales wines, liquors, and soas'
re the hest that the New Orleans mark " o,,n Sc
Of This he is confident, he having de .rr,ngsmcn,, f,r
Iecred them himself nbre r season, and London brown
zee bottles; Albany ale on draft His c"oks
ueYcrared in every department; his servants faith
u aud attentive: his porte's irusty aud courte"us
For balls and parties every attalnabIe deiIcacy VIII
be served up in superior manner and at The most
reasonable price
The modious brick sabIes unfer the nn ge.
men oI Mr. David Skelron where carriages, nuggies.
and horses are always ready for those who may wish
them.
The Hot Spring mail carried in elegant nd commo,
dious horse uacbCs, for the accommodation nf VIZ
tors leaves this house tri-wceky and accommodation
stages time he procured on reasonable terms
by applying to he proprietor, who resides here, and
whose department and desire I" please tends
measure, to sooihc the many ills hai Hesh Is
heir 10.
The office Of the Monig' emery and Rock Roe iri
weekly line Of stages also k, pit at this house, where
of the pr"prie be found. always ready and
dc-IrOus TO accommodate, and "h"He punctuahty. at
ent"n and reg guary is moi surpassed even by stock
OF Rrsrdr; and Also OF the western or Van Burtn
mail line whose agent will always be found at his pest
AT the steam boat landing. passengers will always
ind Oiachs, s,Porters, erays, IN atiendance
JOHN BROWN.
.Ljiite R0ch May3. las. l2-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-31

to be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and, on
conviction thereof, removed from office, and to be
liable to the party injured for damages.
Sec. lo2. 1903 provide severe penalties against
shaving auditors warrants by collectors.
Sec. l0i School money is hereafter to be naij
directly from the collector 70 the school commits
sioner, and not first into the state treasury, as at
present
Sec. los, Regulates assessors, collectors, co.
clerks, and printers fees-abou, the same as at
present
Sec. 100 l07, los Present revenue laws are
repealed. This act to take effect from the time
Of its passage. Taxes levied, aud all liabilities
incurred under present revenue laws, to he en-.
forced by those laws.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-31
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. %, ls45.

Among the petitions presented this
morning was one from citizens OF Sanga-
mon county praying for an act incorpora-
ting Fourier association. believe this
is the first application of the kind that has
been made in this state by the believers
IN the system of association discovered
and promulgated by Charles Fourier.
The committee on counties have repor-
ted, by bill, in favor of new county to he
formed out of parts of Sangamon, Morgan
and Macoupin-the name of the new
county to be Polk, and of the county seat
Dallas. A motion for the indefinite post
ponement of this bill was lost 40 to Sc,
from the closeness of which vote infer
that the house will 90 against the forma-
lion OF the new county, as a number vo-
ted against pos,poning who will not vote
ioI the new county.
A bill for The relief of the sufferers by
the late Mississippi flood has passed the
house. 1t provides for renting the tax
es for the years 1914 and lS45 of the
sufferers below Alton whose farms were
swept of every improvement, and in ma
ny instances covered 10 lhe depth Of seve-
raj feet with sand, &c. The losses and
sufierings of the people of that section Of
the state are unparalleled, and, although
there ara objections with some persons TO
the bill passed, do not see the use of in
sisting upon the payment of taxes by men
who have been dispossessed by Provi-
dence of the property upon which the
taxes were levied, and who are al this
time, not only without the means TO pay
the taxes, but so destitute of the means of
subsistence as to be under the necessity
of receiving from the hands of charity the
common necessaries of lie.
The house to-day took up bill for re-
peaing the valuation or twO-thrds law of
last session. Several amendments were
proposed, but voted down. There APP
pears to be majority in favor of It's re-
peal, notwithstanding the appeals of men,
bers from Judge Sca,e's (3D judicial dis
trict. 1t appears that the law has been
imperative in all other circuits OF the
state since the decisions of the supreme
cour, of the United States in the cases of
Bronson vs.. Kinzle On a mortgage, and
McCracken VS.. Haywood in case of
common contract. In the third circuit
these decisions are dsregarded and the
law of last session is still IN force.
have Just been informed that bill
for an act to incorporate Fourier asso-
citation in Fulton county has been prescn-
ted in the senate. This is the second ap.
plicaiion of the kind made to the present
legislature. Press.