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TIME subscribers having commenced the cab
met making business In this city, are pre-
pared TO accommodate those wishing any article
in our line, from the plainestto the finest fnrni'
ture. From an experience of more than ffteer
years in this business, and having permanently
located in Louisiana, we are determined 10 make
honest work, and as cheap as the cheapest man
ufactured in the county.
Our shop is three doors north OIL. N. Brysor
g. Co., on Main street, the same formerly occu'
pied by J. A. Stevens.
ROBERT S. STROTHER,
ROBERT SMELL.
September Cd, 1850.
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VIRGINIA WAGON MAKING.

RICHARD NJ. PENN, having leased the shop
~ Formerly occupied by Ezekiel R. Glasby as
a Wagon Makers shop, in the city Of Louisiana,
is now prepared to execute all work in his line Of
business with fidelity and despatch. Having been
engaged in the Wagon and Carriage making bust.
ness for some time, and being determined to use
only the best materials, he hopes to receive the
calls of all who desire to purchase work of the
best quality. His prices for new work and re-
pairs shall be as low as those of any other work.
man, and he will warrant his work TO give salts
faction in all cases where satisfaction CAN be Civ.
en-. RICHARD M. PENN.
Oct0ber 18th. l850-tf
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NEW GOODS.

TUsT RECEIVED direct from OsTON, NEW
% YORK & PHILADELPHIA VIA 81. LOUIS,
and SOW opening in LOUISIANA, Mo-, by
e. G.. McQUTE,
The Largest aEsd Best stock Of Goods he
ss9S evee 0lRered Ia this market.
His selections have been made with great care
and are very superior In Quality and Style. He
Is a. old experienced deaier-has no p~artiality In
trade for any party, sector sex-invites all to call
and examine his Goods, and those WHIT buy Gsr
cash in particular.
sell on his ssualterms on account, or SSsLoWER
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTY FOR
CASH!l-A March 18th, 1850. Ian.
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Go Quicks.COme Quick!..Great Reduc.
ton Of Prices!
THE undersigned begs leave to return his &C.
L acknowledgements to the good citizens of this
city, and the public at large, for their liberal pat
ronage during the lastthree years, and also to ten
der his saddle horses, hacks, buggies, and person.
al services, as we'll as the services Of other expe
rienced drivers, to convey passengers to and from
all points accessible in the country. His prices
TO and from the following places are asfollows:
To Bowling Green 30 cents.
To Noix Creek church, 90 do
To Buffalo church, or Springs, % do
Other conveyances and distances on the most
reasonable terms. II. w. P. WOOTTEN.
June 18th, I850.-tf
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Magee'S L;niment.

TN Offering this valuable preparation to the
public, the undersigned is well aware that
he will have to encounter not only a strong pre-
JUDGE against all patent or "universal'' medi-
cines, bat that his Liniment will have to come
in competition with many valuable and longer
established preparations. But he fesrlessly en-
ters the lists of those who are engaged in pre-
pairing remedies for the ills of human life, with
the confident belief that nothing but a fair trial
il wanting to convince every unprejudiced mind,
that his Liniment has no superior, If an equal,
for the cure Ofthe various diseases for which he
recommends it. He has been for several years
engaged in the preparation of this valuable med
icine, and in administering it 10 his afflicted
~neiehbors and friends, but not until recently, and
after many solicitations from those who have
tried its efficacy in the alienation and cure Of
distressing Affections, has the proprietor been in
aduced to prepare it for extensive sale and use
among mankind. He has no patent for the in
v~ention, but would caution those who would wish
to be benefited by it, to purchase none but that
which is properly attested as genuine, which
will be in all cases. accompanied by the written
signature of the subscriber. From the fattering
opinions formed Of it by many persons, this pre-
paration has been styled
MAGEE'S LINIMENT OF LIFE.
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C E R T E

WHITE SWELLlH6.
DR.. John Magee, Sir: This is to certify that
my son was taken with the white swelling, and
your Liniment has cured him in a short time
The disease was Of a years standing.
JOHN C. BOWLES.
Pike Co. Mo-, Feb. 23d, 184s.
HB. This was a remarkable case, and excited
much wonder in the ReighbOrhood. ly
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BOOK STORE
AMOS H. ShULTZ,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLER,

STA ilONER& PAPER DEALER,
No. 1856 North Main Street, 81. Louis, opposite
the Bank of Missouri,
WILL fill orders at wholesale, as low as any
w other house in the western country. My
purchases eastbeing nearly all flor cash, I feelcer.
tain that can offer as great inducements to Gus
|amers as any other house vest.
Biographies.
5000 Mitchell, Olney and Smith,
$500 Mitchell and Smiths Primary,
1000 ParleyS Geography.
Spoilers.
$4,000 Elementary and Eclectic,
1000 COmley, Fowle and Town.
Arlthmetics.
$500 Smith, Pike and Colburn,
5000 Davies, Smiley and Adams,
1000 Ray and Emerson, parts !, 2, 8.
Grdmmors.
5000 Smith, Kirkham and Chandler,
5000 C"mley, Murray and Brown.
In addition to these, l have a full supply Of
|Primmers, Readers, Histories, Dictionaries, Phi
losophies, Chemistries, Phisiologies, Geologies,
Rhetorics, &c. Also, Law, Mdical. and CLASH
cal works.
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R C N S

L EC ~
Battle the parts well with the Liniment tive or
three times a day, steaming it with a hot iron
when practicable. or heat it before the fire.
Keep dry and warm, avoiding getting wet. or
taking cold as much as possible. For some dis
eases, a particular attention is required. and the
use Of a salve prepared by himself, called Ma
gees salve No. l.
E. DRAPER & BROS, general Agents,
Louisiana, Mo-, to whom all applications must
b made for Medicine or Agencies.
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NOTICE.
s.
ali the world and the ssfest Of man.
kind.p

KENNEDY & CO.,
4 RE now in receipt Of the largest, finest,
IA most fashionable and best stock Of Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, Perfumeries, SC. &C., ever
offered in Louisiana. Also, Confectionaries,
fine Chewing Tobacco and Cigars, and a variety
of other doings, too numerous to notice, which
they will sell VERY CHEAP for cash, or in ex-
chang or old gold and silver, or even California
dust. KENNEDY & co.
L I~isiana, Dec. 9Th, 1850.
N b. They have also a lot Of Cheap Jewelry,
81 as is sometimes kept in Dry Goods Stores,
wl.ch they will give away, if they don't sell
cheaper than any others. 3m
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Land Claims,

H1CIIIU OIOEIIES0
T y. HENDERSON, Of Louisiana, will attend
81 to all claims entrusted to his care, by those
entitled to bounty land under the act of Congress
approved Sept. 2Sth, 1850, granting bounty land
to the soldiers Tor their widows or minor children)
of 1912, and the Indian wars since 1870.
]. 3. HENDERSON.
November 18th, 1850.
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TO THE FARMERS OF PIKE, RAILS,
I LINCOLN. MONTGOMERY, AND
Aide AIN N

AUDRAIN COUNTIES.
WE beg leave to announce to the farmers, aAi
w all other persons, Of the above named coua.
ties, that we have leased the large and commoii.
Gus Brick Warehouse in the city Of Louisiaas,
and formerly occupied, BY Block and Ne.
Cune which, together with the WHARF BOAT,
will afford US unusual facilities and yes for
receiving, storing, and shipping produce. We are
to paw FAIR PRICES, IN Cash, fer
all merchantable produce, or make liberal sdvas.
ces on any and all produce that may be consisnea
to us for shipment.
We trust that by close application to our bust.
ness. and ~untiring industry and perseverance, with
IA determination to work to the interest Of the
Farmer and Shipper, for moderate compensation.
that we will entitle ourselves to, and shall nsrh
and receive, a reasonable share oftbeir patronage.
We are also prepared to bale hemp in che very
best shipping order; to prize tobacco, and to furl.
ish the casks and pack bacon; and to do any saa
every thing wgich may conduce to the interestst
the farmer and shipper of produce.
THOMAS CASH, il. & &C.
Louisiana, June 18th, lS5OeIy
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he is prepared to carry on the BLACKSMITH
ING BUSINESS in allits branches.
He will also furnish and fix pumps of all pat
ents in wells or cisterns, at the shortest notice.
Machine work and Mill repairing attended to
at shortest notice, and work warranted to please.
All persons desiring work in his line are re-
spectfulIy invited to give him a call. His prices
.hall he moderate, and his work his chief recon
meudation.
S. C. TALBOT.
Louisiana, July 3Oth. lS50.-3m.
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I. N. BRYSON q co.
N. B. Those having notes and old accounts with
'us, are respectfully requestedt TO call and pay them
.0f Immediately. We are in need Of money now,
and we intend having it soon.
In. BRYSON & CO
December 4th, 1850
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PATENT MEDICINES.

fAIENI 3 rali
THE attention of the public is invited to the al
Z lowing catalogue of medicines which are In.
at the Drug Store on Water St., Louisiana, MOI
Wistar's BAlsam; Pain Killer; ASSN
Rodgers Liverwort and Bulbs Sarsaparrillxyy
Tar; IS. P. T~ownsend'sds 4; I
Longley's Panacae; lBristol's do;
DR.. Jayne's Family Med Buckhan's Hung. Bal.
icines; sam; &c
Moffatt's do; ISmith's Tonic; t8
Brandreth'S Pills; lRowand'a Tonic Mi2<
Bragg's IDr. Mor,imore's Rhsss
Smiih'ssuear coated de-; matte Remedy;
Wright's Indian vege.a. IHamihon's Fam. Med.
BILE Pills; cines; z
Hays Linime emf for Piles; Doctor Storms ScotA
Mexican Mustau Lini- Cough Candy;
ment; Mechanics Pills 4 Yer
Lindsay's N. & 3. Lini- mifuge; s44
ment; Mag. Pain Extractor;
Farrell's Arabian Lin'mt; Balm Columbia;
Gredley's Salt Reumatic Cullen's Indian Yessts.
Ointment: bic Panacae; "a
In fact all the Popular Family Medicines Of The
day, warranted genuine, for sale at WILLIAMS
& Co.'s Drug Store, Water ST., Louisiana, Ne.
October LIST, 1850. 16.ly.
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Ag4h
w .KELLY,

VkfSOHD ouuOuuC0 y ~ BOOo PSSHAS ASS
that he keeps constantly on hand a general
assortment of all kinds of articles in the
SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFAC-
TURING LINE,
consisting of the following articles in part, te-wit:
Ladies' and Gardeners Saddles o ~various quail
tiles and prices, from the p~lsinest Pidgeonto
the Loftiest Mexicana, brides for ladies
and gentlemen, from the plainest ring
bit, to a splendid Jenny Lind bit
and braddoon, together with
various qualities Of MAR
~tingals, attached
or detached.
Fancy Silver and brass plated Buggy Harness.
Short Tug or two horse do do
,Japaned or black mounted do do
Leather Trace carriage, do
Wagon ommon, do
Horse collars, all sizes, qualities and prices, back.
bands, belly bands, breech bands, blind brides
Check and Single lines, Whips Of various kinds,
buggy, waRonefs, Drayman's and Drovers de-
tached Whip Lashes, interlinked breast Chains,
Trunks, large travelling, and Valices, Carpet
bags, Saddle bags, Chapultepee Oyershoes, be.
sides various articles too tedious TO mention, all OF
which will be sold very low for Cash, or ex-
changed for most of the productions Of the eoun.
try.
In addition to the above, he keeps constantly
on hand and for sale by the hundred, or less guam
tity, a choice article Of Spanish and Oak Tanned
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Pink Skins, and
Sheep Skins.
II Cash paid for Dry and Green Hides, or
exchanges made TO suit customers.
GEORGIA ST, OPPOSITE BAIRD'S HOTEL.
Louisiana, December 10th, 1850. I'm
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FRESH ARRIVALS
AT THE
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.
&C I -

VNHE subscriber is just in receipt Of a new and
l. general assortment of
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
which he is selling at the very LOWEST PRICES
for Cash. His stock embraces nearly every de-
scriptlon Of STAPLES FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, &C., &c.
He would particularly ask the atten-
Ation of purchasers to his stock of Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes. Call and examine
goods and prices.
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GOAL LEATHER, also calf and kip, at
d LUCE 4 MURRAY'S
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Albany, April !, 1851.

d.. 8. r. Townsends Principal Once has been removed from lS
Fulton, to 80 Nassau street in the building formerly occupied by
the South Baptist Church
AsEErS -Redding & Co, No q ststs-stsest and Mrs z. Kiddes,
No 100 C0rrtstreet, Boston Samuel Kfdder, Jr, Lowell; Henry
Pratt Salem Jamss .. Green Worcester; Allison & Gault
Concord J. Balch 4 Son, ~Froyidencs; and by Druggists and
Merchants geBenily throughout the United shtes. West lndies,
and The csnsdasL
a7. For sale by I. N. BRYSON & Co.
Agents, L~ouisians, Mo.
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"WhO told that lie?"

TNELL It to all the world and the "rest Of
mankind" that Luce& Murray have Cook
Stoves, Parlor Stoves, and Shop Stoves, cheaper
than svos before known in Louisiana.
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New ESTABLISHMENT

THE undersigned having
removed from St. Louis 10
this city, is now prepared to
announce to the citizens Of
Louisiana and the surroun-
ding country. that he has
erected q new and commO-
dious shop on Main. below
South Carolina ST., where
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WHEAT, OATS. CORN. FLAXSEED
AND BEESWAX..
WE will give the highest market price in CASE for
10000 Bushels of Wheat
10000 do Oats,
10000 do Corn,
1000 do FlaXseed
1000 lbs. BeeSWaX
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GIRLS. READ THIS.

You who have pale eonPiexion.. dull eyes. blotehss on The hee
two Of Or 8 ?. Townsendt Ss~rspsrilla II will cleanse you
blood. remove the heckIes and blotches. and give you animation
sparkling eyes, 6ne spirits, beautiful compsxion-al Of which ar
q immense value to unmarried ladies. Thousands and thousand
Of females who were wasted by disease, and dark about the eyes
are now In the enjoyment Of excellent health. by using thi
remedy.
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General Downs, OF Louisiana.

The last ouacha Register contains the proceedings of
barbecue gwen by the citizens OF portion of the
parishes OF Catahoula and Concordia, louisiana as
compliment TO their distinguished senator There were
present about five hundred people. The Hon J d. Cal
acted president OF the meeting and Major Leddel
vice president After short address from the pres-
dent, General Sparrow appointed TO deliver well
come to General Downs. which was done in most elo.
quent speech, thanking him for the course he had pur
sued as the representative OF the State and especially for
his support of the Compromise deemed by that
portion OF the people both expedien and just
The speech OF the distinguished senator in reply is
worthyof his high character and are happy 10 find
regarded by the audience as unanswerabe in support
of his public conduct We have barely time to glance at
the points dwe upon in the speech, but satisfied that
il deserves all the tribute which received as an able and
satisfactory expose of the considerations which justified
the adoption OF the Compromise measure necessary
the safety of the Union We shall give extracts from
the speech in next Union.
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THE. UNION.

mencng at the very foundation OF the whole subject
and prepares the hand 10 and the mind to under
stand and appreciate any work which may follow in the
train thus commenced The mathematical solids espe
caly the cube may be divided and combined as 10 rep
resent different parts OF buildings TOOLS and utensils Of
various kinds, which, il drawn in correct perspective
prepare any person 10 give correct drawing OF any build
ing he may wish erected any machine he may wish pa.
tented, or any tool he may desire made
EIPERIMEHT.-An author and teacher of drawing les.
sons, extensive in both. had in New York Juvenile
Ar-Union"-a quarterly exhibition of original drawings
by his pupsconnected with various schools in the city
The younger pupils, just commencing their work uni
tormy entered heartily and successfully into the exhbi
tons, while the older pupils having had they supposed
drawing lessons for years, uniformly declared them.
selves unable TO prepare any original pieces for these
tereslng occasions.
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WhigKory and Uncle T0by's Oath.

The special organ OF the administration is very fou
nate in having Une Toby to by, and protect
not only the poverty Of its statements but the childish
ness of its feelings. We would suggest it that it would
be about wise publish the whole OF its Uncle Tobys
oath as to employ its time in going to the columns of the
New York Post to prove point OF orthodoxy in the
democratic creed.
II was but short time since that the great point in the
game OF the wing party 10 prove that although there
difference in principle between that party and tina,
of the Buffalo platform, yet it would not be expedien
make Mr.. Van Buren, its president MIR. Van Buren,
being only modern convert. according the logic Of
Mr. Webster, common decency required that he should
not be Immediately made the high priest of the wing
party. Is II the recollection of this recent fellowship
which makes the special organ think OF Uncle Tobys
wings had nominated the aboltionst Johnston which
makes Uncle Tobys oath natural type Of the vexa.
ion felt al this moment not only by the special organ but
by the universal wing party Whatever be the cause
We not disposed to lessen the consolation which may
be drawn from that oath and give notice tina, we
shall wait patiently until the fit OF swearing passes off,
and Uncle Tobys nephew restored TO the household OF
the President and the cabinet, more take up
RATIONAL PEN and prove 10 the world that the wings OF
Pennsylvania, in nominating rank abolitonis and dis.
unonst, were conforming TO the approved usages and
doctrines Of the party and had treated President Fillmore
the cabinet the special organ and all just as they ought
10 be treated.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, June 27-5,

BALTIMORE June 27-5, p m.
Green the negro who sentenced TO be hung and re
pted by the governor, has been removed from Howard dis
ct jail to Baltimore city, 1t was anticipated that the
popuaoe at Elicot's Mills would lynch him. have not
learned whether it is the intention Of the governor
mute his sentence.
The between the Banshee end Greyhound from th.
port to Rio, terminated in favor OF the former She beat
the Greyhound . mes.
The weather to-day is very warm-decidedly the hottest
OF the season,
MARKErs-Saes to-day Of GOO bbls fresh ground How.
ard street flour at 81 I2k Sales Of white corn at 50
cents and yellow 90 There is better feeling in
the tobacco market The transactions in Maryland and
common and middng red, and 81 90 sl3 for spanged
md yellow. Inferior Maryland 81 50 So good COM
mon 80 Sc; mddng. SO so to 81 so good, 81 so to
So very fine, sI2 The inspections Of the week 1876
hhds including 40 Maryland and Coo Ohio Whiskey, n
a Is cents.
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dastosr. don't remember the exact number delivered
but think between five and six thousand.
Question. What objections were made, il any, by Col
Huger 10 receiving shot under that order'
dnst0sr. The objections made, | believe, by
Captain Stone | did not consider his objections al
Counsel for defence objected on the ground that tn,
witness was giving his own Interpretation of the letter.
heretofore given in evidence 10 the court
The court ordered TO be cleared, Ga reopeniHg
the objections were ovenuled and the witness directed
proceed.
Mr., Anderson continued | did not consider his OBJ
lecuons as final, because Captain Stone stated thai
he Qol HugeD thinks Doctor Carmichael had, IN
ger he circumstances, no right TO transfer his order o
shot without first consulting him and obtaining his
sent, and regarded the subsequent letters OF Colonel
iugeT as giving his consent.
Question When did you receive, if ever you did re.
ceive orders to stop making shot, and from whom'
dnsWer. | received notice from Colonel Huger in wr
ing, have II not hereD some time subsequent 10 the
18th of April of this year. of orders received by him
ceive shot will add that, previously TO my
receiving the letter from Colonel Huger, heard the Sec
rotary OF War give such orders to General Talcott. II
happened in my presence and think on the 18th April
Question Did you at any time while you were execu-
michael, notify General Talcott thereof'
Anstoer. | did not.
Question Do you mean to say that you never have &c
this day
Answer, received letter from General Talcou Oh
the 10th April, 1851, making inquiries OF me. ! answer
ed that never notified him before.
Question What amount, il any, did you give Car
michael for the privilege OF executing his contract,
assignee and Attorney
AnSlDer. IS 500.
Question. Do you mean that you paid agreed to
pay that sum
dnsaor. / paid it.
Question. Are you the proprietor of the Tredegar
Works
Ansacer. | am.
Question Had Doctor Carmichael any foundry, or any
interest in any foundry when he obtained the order from
Col. Huger!
Ansoer None that know Of
Question. Had you any conversation with Gen. Tai
colt on that subject
.4nswer. never had prior TO April IL, 1851, when
called person TO his letter of the 10th April
which had received as | passing through Wash.
lngton
On reading his testimony to witness for correction
he said: :" wish to add TO that part of of my
which states that considered Col HugeI's letters
subsequent 10 that letter of Captain Stone dated Goth
November, 1850, giving his consent and say that
The hour of having arrived, the adjourned till
TO morrow morning al 10 o'clock.