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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY, JANUARY ~, 1850.
SENATE.

SENATE.
On motion Of Mr.. Deneale, The Senate took up
the bill in relation to the Western Lunatc Asy
lum and passed it. -
of the Rappahanuotk river lawful fence, was, on
motion of MIR. Tribe, taken up,
Mr.. Harvey; moved its postponemeerrt which
was advocated by Messrs. Harvey, Kinney, Am
bier and Rogers, and opposed by Messrs. Tribe,
Deneale, Isbel and Garlic. The motion was lost.
Mr.. Kinney then moved to lay the bill again on
the table, which was also lost, and the bill then
On motion of Mr.. Kinney, the Senate took up
the bill CONCERNING the Valley Junction Turnpike
Company.
Mr.. Isbell opposed the passage and MIR. Kinney
advocated it, and it was passed.
On motion of Mr. Deneae, the Senate adjourned.
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ByMr. Watson-1hat the Committee on Banks
enquire into the expediency of incorporating a
Savings Bank at ScotsviI,e, and also of SO amend
ING the fifth section of the act passed March 18th,
IS49. entitled an act to establish Bank at SCOTS
Vile, as to define with more certainty the pro.
norton of the capital stock of said Bank required
to be subscribedby individuals
cov1NGToN RA1LRoAb.
This bill was taken up for consideration, ana
its passage opposed by Mr.. Segar. At the conclu-
sion Of his address, Mr.. Furgusou ntimated his
desire to reply to the arguments Of MIR. s. to-mor-
row. On motion of Mr. Shelley. the bill was
thereupon laid upon the table, and made the order
of the day for to-murrow at half past ii o'clock.
The Speaker then announced the following COM
mitees
70 make certain inquiries concerning the At
torney General, SIC. Messrs. Ferguson, Price,
Dorman, Watson, Lewis Of H., johnson. Cole,
man, Segar, Edwatds, Duke, Bennett, Ball and
Gibson.
TO enquire into the practcablity Of simplifying
the financial system of the Commonweath; &c;
Messts. Bqrwel, steval, Mayo harve' s, heate'
Harfisop, Tonlin, ;Ddckwall, Conway str0ther'
Rives, Wills and Martz,
On motion of Mr.. Harvie, the House adjourned.
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CBlTUAR

DIED, On the sth inst, at his residence near
McGaheysville, Rockingham county, Mr.. MAT
rH1As CASH, in the 10th year of his age
DIED, on Monday evening last after a
confinement Of two days, Mr.. MERRIL CUSHING,
in the-year of his age. Mr.. c. was a native
of the State of Maine, but for many years past a
native Of this place. He was a member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and in all the rela-
lions of life slstaineda character ofhigh respecta-
bility.-Staauton Spectator.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN HIGHLAND.

AT a meeting Of the Democratic voters in and
for Highland County, or that part of which votes
with Pendleton, on Thursday the Gath of Jan'y,
1850, for the purpose of nominating a suitable
person to represent the said people in the next
Virginia Legislature J..
SAM'L C. EAGLE was appointed Secretary
whereupon JOSEPH LANE Esq. explained the OBJ
iect of the meeting and it being satisfactorily
ascertained that BENZ. HINER, Esq. would not be
a candidate at the next Spring Election, it was
unanimously resolved that Capt EDWARD T.
SAUNDERS is the choice of the people in this Vi
cinty.
1t was also resolved that the foregoing pro
ceedings be published in the Rockingham Reg
lister and Republican Vindicator.
y J. M. BYRD, Chm'n.
SAM'1 G. EAcIr Dec'y
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

BRAvo CUBA G1RLs.-A contemporary i'll
forms us that the Creole girls at Matanzas show
much more revolutionary spirit than the men,
A letter says, "They frown down the government
officers won't dance with an epaulette, or a
cooked hat, nor buy anything from Spanish
shop. A young American, named .Colley,, who
make fortune, tor they will trade only with
him He has been obliged to take larger store
and replace his fall purchases. "-Enqu'rer
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CONGRESa.
WAsHiNNGi.foN, Jan. 10, 1850.

WIsHiNGToN, Jan. 10, 1851.
THE Senate did not sit to day.
The House OF Representatives finally compet-
ed its organization by agreeing, to motion
made by MIR Clingman; Of North Carolina, for
the postponement of the further execution Of the
order for the election OF the officers of the House
until the 1st of March 1851. The motion pre-.
vailed, after much debate, by the following vote:
yeas 100, NAYS 90. The effect of this vote will
on the annunciation of the vote, Mr. Ashmtln
moved that the vote be reconsidered, and then to
lay that motion on the table; pending which lat
ter motion the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
SENATE.
In the Senate to-day, Gen Cass made lengthy
speech in the course Of which he took occasion
to define his position on the slavery question:
He strongly opposed the Wilmot Proviso.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House were engaged fully two hours to-
day in disposing Of the motion of Mr.. Ashmun,
pending Saturday when the House adjourned, to
reconsider the resolution postponing the election
on the table by yeas 106, nays 104.
Several motions to adjourn were made; but the
House refused to adjourn.
The Speaker then presented message from
the President of the United States, in reference
to the Territory of California. Mr.. Clingman OBJ
tanned the floor, but gave way for a motion to
adjourn, which being agreed TO, the House adj
jourlro1.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23
SENATE
After the presentation of memorials, Mr.. Clay
offered resolution for the purchase OF the ori-
eitial manuscript copy of Washington's farewell
address, if it can be obtained at reasonable
price.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at IL o'clock. The Journal
of yesterday was read and approved
MIR. Boyd asked the unanimous consent OF the
House, 10 present the constitution OF the State
OF Descret so to present the credentials OF the
Representatives. from that State, with the view
of their reference to The committee on elections.
Mr.. Stephens of Ga, objected, and the papers
We're not presented.
Mr.. Strong from the committee on elections,
submitted resolution TO authorize the parties TO
the contested election in the first congressional
district of Iowa, to take dispositions Of witnesses
in said State.
A discussion took place as to the propriety OF
fixing period at which the testimony must be
returned.
Messrs Strong Ashmun, Root, Van Dyke and
Ashe participated in the debate, who entered in
to the merits of the case and touched the action
in the committee.
MIR. Stanton, of Tenn, raised point of Or
der, whether it was competent for a member to
discuss what has taken place in the committee,
in the absence of a report from the committee.
The chair decided that it was not.
Mr.. Schenck said it was new doctrine, and
took an appeal from the Speakers decision. The
question whether the Speakers decision should
stand was decided iii the affirmative.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

Iftli3a was born with the Christian Era, and
Eighteen centuries had elapsed on the Isl Of JAM,
1870, how many years (periods Of twelve months)
does it take for century, Let us divide 1899
periods of twelve months which is all the time
that has actually passed up to JAM, LIST 1900; and
we shall have SO. 94* years, add one mere year
and end the century with the 3lst Of December
1900, and divide by eighteen, and you will get
100 years as century. Figures never lie.-Gas.
of the Union
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

9. MINING IN CkLtFoHN1A.-Mr Ja1sies 3. Huie
who went to California in command oil one Of the
Louisville (Ky.) companies, writes home that he
is carrying the auction and commission business
in San Francisco, and is well pleased with his
prospects. He says there dire MANY ways for ma
king money. Working in the mines, however, is
not advisable for those unaccustomed to hard labcl
and exposure. About one in ten make fortune
in the mines. None his acquaintance had made
more than expenses. Many who are sick are seek
ing employment i'll the towns, and wish to return
home. The steamers leaving for the United States
are crowded with passengers, and SO great was the
anxiety TO get off that tickets often sold at an al
vance Of from 5000 to $500.
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January %, 1885,
MlYuR .EM Sanea.eN,

EpY establishing, at reduced and fair rates,
I'D 4 DAYLIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS
STAGE, from Winchester to Staunton, in four
hours less time than the mail has usdally made.
They are thankful for patronage received and
the many expressions Of kind feeling on their
behalf and now in tu ii mus; call and depend up
on the people to sustain them, promising to run
on as long as wanted, notwithstanding we are
threatened with determination, and vengeance is
declared against the UNION HoTEI, OF Winche.-
ter, while ever Coach is running from her,
from whence they tank said Coach einahated
True i: has; mainly because the Coaches of Fa-
IRISH, Peyton, Kemp & Co. were frequently tor
hidden to take passengers from said House, or
dering them to their office and starting place.
You who have long wanted the accomtnoda-
ton Stage, give us proofby your works, Call at
the UNION, Winchester; and McCLUNG's, Staun-
ton, ENJOY comfort and plenty at reasonable rates,
and take seats in Coaches from Winchester eve
ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from Staun-
ton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Fare
through, 81 PAUL & BURKE.
Jan. %, 1880
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Must be Sold.
IL DID N\A/NI
H. RROWN

A GENT of RosENF1ELD &, BROTHER, Rich
IN mond, has determined to sell off his remaining
Stock ofDRY GOODS. These goods are cheap ane
fashionable, and persons DESTROYS of procuring
Bargains would do well to call at his Room, il
the Brick building, opposite the Virginia Hotel
as he will keep open only few days.
!, Statnton, Jan %, lS50.-lt.
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MYERS Travels.
AGENTS FOR THE VINDICAToR.
a NEW publication, just issued from the press,
IA for sale at this office. Price rs cents.

AGENTS FOR THE NINDICATOR.
Middlebrook-JoHN RANDOLPH, ESQ.
Nsw Hope-Dr. VIM. r. RoBERTs.
Mt. Sidney-Mr. GEORGE SHREcKHIsE.
WGllian;sville, Bath-,WM. j. WELDON.
Fishersville-S. B. Brown, ESQ. go
MI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JOHNSON.
Mt. Solon-Dr. c, r. HARRIS.
Naked Creek-Capt. THos. BURKE;
~. (P. A. CLARKE, ESQ.
NJ cf9~]0ra- capt. GALLEY.
Heuemer's Store-JAcoB HEvENER, JR. Ese.
Bells Valley-JosERH BELL ESQ.
Fa,rfeld-HENRY RISK, p. M.
HyhlandC. H--JAcoR HiNER, Esq.
r. X. Wlsos,-Grsen Taleg, Bath
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

70 The Bank of the Valley at Winchester,
has declared a dividend of four per cent. for the
last six months, after paying the State tax of ].
per cent Good business, this banking.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

NEARLY every paper We take up is discussing
the question whether the present century was hal
completed on the LIST otJan., 1850. 70 our mo-
ton the matter is as plain as pikestalf Ii a
be so years old on the LIST of JAN, 1850. What
else can you make of it ?-Rah,cay .adcocate.
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FOR SALE.


vVNhE subscriber wishes to sell his FARM, lying
Il on Middle River, about 2 miles from Staun
ton and nearthe main road leading to Salem Meet
ing House. This tract OF land contains about
200 ACRES,
about one half of which is cleared, the other half
is well numbered. Some of this land is well set in
clover, and is we'll watered. There is comfortable
Frame DaceAfng House, Barn, Kitch-
lN ag1n 4 e en-, Snoke House, and every neces-
E ss=ssz!sssE ton Of family on this Farm, and
the tract would suit well to divide, the river run
ming through tia Dweln and Barn being on one
side and "a Dwelling, Stable and other eonvenenees
the opposite side. There is also good Mill site
ting, and possession will be given BY the LIST
Of September. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will,
OF course, view the premises before purchasing, and
will tal5e pleasure in showing it to any one
ISAAC FARROW.
Ianuarv % 1s5o.-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

Captain George Tobin, the humorous cores
pondent of the n. o. Delta, writer of the famous
letter 10 Secretary Marcy, and who plunged into
all sorts of peris and amusing scrapes in the
Mexican Epic, has died at San Francisco. Alas
poor Yorick Rich Emo.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28
IMPORTANT:

T ARGE additions to the Western Asylum hav
Ia ing been completed, am authorized BY the
Directors to notify all officers and Others n Virginia
who may have charge Of insane white persons that
they can now be accommodated with apartments
here. This notice of course will supercede the ne
information as to sswhether there is room.'
FRANCIS T. STRIBLlNG,
Phys. and Sup't. of W. A.
January IA, ls5o.-st.
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To ESricklayers, Carpenters, &C

A N appropriation having been made by the Leg
N isatnre with which to erect large additional
building, at the Western Asylum, hotice is hereby
given that sealed proposals for the work. addressed
10 "Court of Directors of Western Asylum" will
be received until Saturday the 23rd day of Febru-
ary. 1850. A plan and specific atoms may be seen
on application 10 T. r. Blackburn, Architect, on
and after the 18th Of February.
FRANCIS T. STRIBLING,
Physician and Superintendent of W. A.
January 20, lS50.-tdl.
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THE MARKETS S.

Reported for the SVindacdtor,' ly Vim. II. Broun
Commission Merchant.
RICHMOND, Jahuary %.
FLOUR. s4 s7l to SIS.
BEEF .::scale weight, 50 Is gross.
BACON. Dull
WHEAT: Red 100 white 1o5,
WOOL...e5 to 27 cts.
CORN-47l. 10 so
CORN MEAL--55 cta:
sHEEP...s / SO to SO, as in quality.
HOGS-$4 so a 81 IS.
HERRINGs. very scarce-cut, Sc so TO 5 IS.
WiISKEY....es cts for Rectitied.
.BUTTER".1st to IS cts. %,
PLASTER. On Basin, So Is per Ton.
SALTS 35 from Wharf, in Store, 81 45.
LARD. New, u SC.
FLAXSEED----$i 10 to 81 10.
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r, Y, GREEN

HAS Just received the following articles which
IL will be sold low-viz: !,
case super Mole Skin and Buena Vista Hats,
Bales. each Of rs, A and 9-S Brown Cottons
and 4 a Osnaburgs, . 9,
500 ,yds low priced satinetts, and GA PULLED
LlpseJ, a.: 49,. -
lot Of 10 s l2-4 Ma:kinaw and plain Bed
Blankets, ia .}~
lot OF super Negro Blankets, very cheap, ~,
Bale Of Ticknss from ~ / 2 to 20 cts per yard
l Bale Cation Batting and CandleWick.
Dec. IL, lSf9.-Spec. copy.
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C0-Partmerslliss.

rH,HE undersigned have this day associated them,
Il selves into firm under the name and style OF
WREN, HARPER AND KINNEY, for conducting the
Drug and Apothecary business and for the sale OF
Paints Oils, Dye tutfs, Pefumeres and all arti'
ces staple ard fancy usually pertaining TO that bu-
siness. ANTHONY ID. WREN,
GEORGE X. HARPER,
CHARLES N. KINNEY.
Stanton, Jan. 8, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28
NEW DISCOVERIES IN CALIFORNIA

THE CALIFORNIA EMIGRATION. THE
whole number of passengers who have lett the
Various ports ON the Atlantic coast for Califor-
mia during the eighteen months past, is estima-
led atsffy-three thousGsd, and the number OF
vessels at eight hundred.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

" The Oregon Delegate in Congress Mr..
Thurston, himself drove out there in an OK team,
with his wife and children, from Iowa.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28
LAND FOR SALE.


I WISH to sell privately the Tract of Land on
which | reside, being in the County of Augusta.
and in the neighborhood of Greenville, and con-
tanning BY estimation
200 .9CRES, =.
be the same more or less the South River pas
ses through this land, and the Improvements are
good. There is also f41 ACRES of Pine Land,
which will be sold separate or with the above
tract to suit purchasers
WILLIAM S. HAWPE.
December 81, 1s49.-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28
PHYSICIANS and Country Hcf.
chants

CAN purchase their Drugs, Chemicals and
" Medicines nearly as cheap as they can by
sending or going Oh North and paying freight on
goods % this country which amounts to nearly
he difference in price. All orders from Physi,
clans and Country Merchants will be attended
to with promptness, neatness and despatch.
DR. +. BERKELEY,
Druggist, Main Street.
staunton, Nov, %, 1919.
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One other Tract of Land,


adjoining the last mentioned tract and the lands
of John Mccue and Michael Coiner, containing
by estimate 1872 ACRES, known. as the Cline
tract; deductipg the SO Acres. as above-upon
this tract, there is a DWELLING-HOUS
BARN, sc. 49,. -. -
These Farms are situated in most desirable
neishborhood, directly between Stanton and
Waynesborough and. the soil well adapted to
the production of Cloler, Grass and all kinds of
GrainF-al persons wishing to purchase, can ex-
anime the land, by calling on me, before or Oh
the day of sale
TERMS OF SALE.-So much of the ,ur-
chase money as shall be sufficient to pay the costs
of suit and expenses of sale must be paid in hand
the balahce upon a credit of one, two, three and
four years, the purchaser giving bond and good Sc
curty for the deferred instalments, and the legal
title retained. The crops now growing will be
reserved with the privilege TO the tenants to reap
the same Possession Of the. Koutzman place
will be given on the day of sale, and of the other
two tracts on the LIST of March next
If all of said farms shall not be sold on the said
25th day Of February, the sale will be continued
from day to day, ;lntil completed.
SAMUEL 3. BROWN, Com'r.
December 81, 1919 sue
" Spectator and Rockingham Register copy
till day of sale.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28
VALUABLE
LAND FOR SALE.

T1,HE subscriber offers for sale about $50
l. ACRES Of the tract, of land on which he re-
sides on Rockish River, Nelson county, Va, Z or
miles South OF the proposed Tunnel through the
Blue Ridge within rs miles Of Scotsville, Fl miles
of Howardsville on James River, from which place
very fine Turnpike Road is partly completed and
a part under contract to the Blue Ridge and will
pass within l. of mile of the land
Upwards of 200 ACRES ofthis land are cleared
near 100 acres of which are valuable low grounds,
excellent meadow land. 1t is desirable Situation
for raising stock In addition to the meadow, there
is fine mountain range on the Blue Ridge. 1t is
well watered with excellent springs. This land is
well adapted to the q owth OF Corn, Wheat and To
bacco. Two Apple Orchards of excellent fruit.
JNO. B. COLES.
Jan. 81, ls5o.-st-Register copy.
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Shoe Thread Warehouse.
e. L ARRABEE,

Shoe Thread Warehouse.
e. L ARRABE E,
No. "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
Bal TLNORE.
IMPORTER OF SHOE THREADS. SHOE
TOOLS, AND FINDINGS, IN GENERAL,
and Manufacturer Of
Fashionable Lasts, Boot Frees, Shoe
frees, crimring Boards, &c.
CONSTANTLY on hand an assortment of Shoe
" Threads; Gallons; Webbing; Boot Cord;
Blistles Avis; Shoe Knives; SpaIrowbis, &C.,
with full assortment of Taeks, Pegs, Kit, &c.
January rs, 1S5O.-.3t.
lust received fresh supply of Coffee, Moas-
j ses and best G. z. Tea.
COWNE s BROOKE.
January 81, 1850.
NOR RENTING Corner Room of the Virgin
Il i'd Hotel.-Apply to ~
October /, lS49.-H.
EOBAGS Rio and Laguira Coffee for sale by
CU PERRIN & RIDGWAY.
March 90 Adjoining Valley Hotel.
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B,oaUas's Imminent for Horses.

A CERTAIN cure formost diseases with which
N horse may be troubled viz: Poll Eyil, Ring
Bone Collar CALLS Saddle gals, Snake bites,
Sprans, Strains, Fistula, Bites of insects, Swim
ney, and Sores of all kinds. It has been found
efficient in Rheumatism, Bruises, old Sores, Cuts
and Burns. Prepared and sold by
DIR. E. BERKELEY,
Druggist, Main Street.
Staunton, December 8, 1919.
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NoTICE-CAsH STORE.

4 % TONS OF IRON for sale cheap. AL
Il - so, Barrels Pure Cider Vinegar.
Nov. ~; 1919. A: J DEAKlNs.
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G. M. WING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STANTON, VA.

WILL practice in the different Courts of Au-
w. gusta, Albemarle AND Nelson. Business en-
trusted to him will BE faithfully and promptly at
tended to. >. ~. - ;
o. He may at all times be found at the Clerks
office of the Superior Court.
Dec. a. 1S49-1y.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-14
Magee's Linimeat,

M o0e,ing this valuable preparation TO The public
- de undersigned is well aware that he will have
10 kNeoanteT not only Q strong prejudice against al
paRnt or "uaiyersal' MEDICINES, but tbst his I'M
s6afk Win have 10 come IN conapetiok with many
vaksble and longer established preparatiens-
.BSa he fearIessly enters the lists Of those who are
ssn9agedin preparing remedies for the ills Of hu-
man life, with the confident belief that nothing
bat a fair trial Is Hanting TO convince every uB-
prejudiced or even prejudiced mind, that this lini.
snent has no superior, If am eqnsls for ihc cure Of
fhe various diseases for whichhe recommends t.
IisAas been for severely csrs engagedin the pre-
psFatioa 6f tI,is Vafusble medicine, and in ad-
administering t. to his afflicted neighbors and friends.
bat not until ~receailS. and after many solicitations
from those who have tiled its efficacy in the alle-
Walton and cure Of distressing Uziictions, has the
proprietor beeu induced 10 prepape IL far extensive
sale and use among mankind. He has no patent
for the invention, but would caution those who
would wish 10 be benefited by il, TO purchase none
but that which is properly attcsted rs genuine.
which will be in all cases accompanied by the
writted signature of the subscriber. From fe
latteripg ppoiDions formed Of il by many persons.
chs bfeparafion has been stvleds - st'
=. .MAGEE'S IMMINENT OF LIFE.
: This Linimenti is unsurpassed for the cure o fthe
following complaints, to wit: Sciatic, or HiFjoint
disease, White Swelling, Rheumatism, Erysypc-
aas, Ring-wofm. letter worm. ard all diseases 0f
she SKIN; swclled joints. and all in1smatory swell
ings, ulcers, boiIs, scald-head, 4arns and sealds,
ecrofnlous disease and Kings evil; and in short, for
every disease where any external application enn
afford relief. II has cured diseases which seemed
almost miraculous, among which are snake bites,
cramp choIie, mortiicstis1, paisey, iniiasned kid
neys, itch, Sc. &c. II would reqIire too much
room TO cnumerate ell the curss for which it has
afforded relief, or to give minnie directions for eve.
~ case, but in general. observe the following
Baihe the pnrss well with the Liniment two OF
three times a day, steaming IL with a hot iron when
practicable, or heat Il before the fire. Keep dry
and warm, avoiding getting wet, or taking cold as
much as possible. For some diseases, sParticulai
attention Is r~eqHired, and the use Of q salve pre-.
oarcd nv himself, called Mapee's Salvc No. 1.
Z. DRAPER q BROTHERS, General Agents:
Louisiana, Mo-, 10 whom all applications must be
made for Medicine or agencies.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-14
Cabinet Making.

VVHE subscribers having commenced the cab.
met making business In this city, arc pre-.
pared 10 accommodate those wishing any article
in our line, from the plainest to the finest furni.
From an experience Of more than ffteer
years in this business, and having permanently
in Louisiana, we are determined to, make
honest work, and as cheap as the cheapest man.
ufactured in the county.
Our shop is three doors north of !. N. Bryson
y Co., on Main street, the same formerly occu-
pied by J. A. Stevens.
ROBERT S. STROTHER,
ROBERT SMELL.
September I'd, 1850. 6ml3.