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In STORE, all kinds of Flour Lard, by the
Abarrel, keg, and retail Goldfish, Mackerel
in half-barrels, kits, ana retail Herrings,
Lard oil, Hams, Beef and Buffalo Tongues
Dried Beef, Loaf, Crushed and Brown Sugars
Coffee, Rice, Pepper, Salt, Pickles. Sartin.s
Sal Soda, Carb. Soda, Lemons, Apples, Confec'
tionaries Of all descriptions; Fine and com.
mon chewing Tobacco smoking do. Mustard
Ketehup, and Sauces, Raisins, Prunes, Soap
Candles.
All kinds of ines, and Liquors; all kinds
of Cheese, Soda Biscuits, Butter Crackers
Pilot Bread, Currants, Spices, SyruPs, Cordials
&c, &c. w. l.. JEWELL.
sep. 20--3m
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1y T. p stands for Frank Pierce. Faith.
ful Patriot and Fourteenth President.
w. S. stands for Winfield Scott, Weak
Soup. Wing Swindle, and Won't Suit.
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heo.,tGouta.
NEW PACKET,

NEW PACKET,
FOR WhliaRsport. Bayou Sara, Port Hud-
son, Watesloo, Baton Rouge, and inter-
mediate Pores
RELLA DONNA--Caf'e. Brady
Ia place Of the E. d. White,
oA THE new aud splendid boat,
BELLA Donna, wall leave New
Orleans every SATURDAY EVENING
81 o'clock, and Bayou SAGA every WE'D
NESDAY, after the arrival Of tie cars.
Aug. 81, 1852 iy
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r Senator Brooke, Of our State. was
one Of wing delegation, who visited Gen.
Scott, has returned home. and n0i0 opposes
his eLecttOA'
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20 The second Thursday OF November
next. is the day appointed by Gov. Fooie Of
this state. as day Of Thanksgiving
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Hon Bes HAhDin This distinguished
orator aud poitician died at Bardstown,
Kentucky. on the 2ith nit. For nearly
fifty years he has held prominent position
IN the councils Of the State or nation, and
welded great influence IN political affairs.
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20 Horace Maan. has been nominated
by the Aboltionists of Mass. as their eau
ddate for Governor.
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Brsaor CHAsE.-The Right Rev. Phil
anser Chase. .. D.. the venerable presiding
Bishop Of the Episcopal Church, in The
United States. died 81 Albany. New York.
on the 26th uI, Bishop Chase had attain.
ed very advanced age.
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L.. r. MADDUN,

Coach Maker a1d Repairer, Bayou Sara
II EEPS constantly on hand full assort-
IA hment OfNEW BUGGIES, BAROUGHES,
&c, and every variety of HARNESS, " hic
he will sell as low as can be bought else.
where. Also. all kinds of REPAIRING done
at the shortest notice and Oh the most reason.
able terms. &
10 Fitting up large Carriages, $40, and
Buggies S. All work must be contracted
for before commenced Cash required for
repairs.
i2Q--IV
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The idea of Gen. SCOTS popularity il
this State, is the veriest humbug and delu
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Furniture.

@S5ssn THE undersigned haCe just
d xE5sszs Areceived from the West fine
lot OF furniture, consisting in part as follows!
Walnut, cherry and poplar bedsteads.
6 Armors or wagdrobes,
coIored tin aud wiCe safes,
and mahogany beaareaus,
with mirrors,
CHAIRS
TABLES,
"A WASH-STANDS,
aud great many articles Of other descrip.
Sions For sale cheap for cash. by
IT, LEBREr IL HEARSEY.
Bayou Sara, August 80, 1852. 3jm3
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Week

week
#CHE fiRe new double engine .G~
passenger Steamer G lPSY, &
Capt James II. Ure, leaves New aaaAA
Orleans every Sunday morRing al o'clsck'
and every Wednesday morGiRg at 10 oeleek
for the Coast Plaque mine, Pom Hndson, Wa
nerloo Bayou Sara sad intermediate landings
Returning leases Bayou Sara on Monday AID
Thursday, after the arrival of the Cars.
MENARD e. WIGNAUD, 4eeats.
j29-iy l6 Bien~ille St, New Orleans.
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$1,000 Worth Of CIGARS.

HAVE just been received by the under
AA signed, of the best Havana Brands.
selected expressly for this market consist
iug in part of the following celebrated
brands -
Carbargas, Cabanas, III Moro,
Londres Guitterez, Woodyille,
La Elmensacero Principles, Elielvna.
His stock is now complete, and cannot fail
20 please the most iastidious.
w. L. JEWELL.
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FLOUR /! FLOUR /! +!

"a Barrels just received, OF different
OVbrands-St Louis, and Ohio, aud
warranted, w l. JEWELL.
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POWELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
| i ceve and accommodate visers This deiightiui Wa.
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains The new
Building Gone hunle feet In ensth) commenced
BoARDERs and number OF Cottages, ,or the use OF
Families, have been erected convenient the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF wmrr, BLur and BLACK
SGLrIoE Cn.LrGEtTTE isrsTosE and SITE all having
the work OF Natures own labratory. They send
sa
SIN The ground gradually rising to the south and east until
whehis presented 10 the eye the behoder one Of the
most landscape views the country To the
SOUTH south cast and cast there number mounds
rising at distances OF from % yards and nom
west Of The spngs Many Of these elevations cam
approached from the east by gentle ascent
ting spurs its deep ravines its Lofty peaks pesens
which, bold outline and pleasing variety is
unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In
t5e M.anuen and Fort Mountains esraenr mn o.
and Shenandoah Valleys, must seen TO be
In addition Springs proper, there number OF
the vicinity, the principal OF which The
celebrated Mountain Spring, $50 yards distan 9 The
above Is Ghaly beate sending forth impd stream;
the sS The he sIlnss s dSSu j. three s Of
bcac spring The new Spring recently opened amid the
and which is believed TO possess peculiar medicinal quail
ties, completes the list.
petu csuc valley through the passage formed by
The prorimtyo he mountains, about twelve miles 10 the
natural dclc the rocks towering the very clouds
| strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
arriving at the Springs, the invalid has at onoe with
drawn from the and perpleyes tolls monotony
the busy world and ecuperate his encr.
gies by qIane the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and partakng of the rich daily
preps red for the nourishrnent OF his frail body
We will state for the benefit those who NAV not be
OF the fact that we own large attached to
the Springs where can havs their pasturcd
or stabbed they may prefer. ~
The Bar will be furnished with choicest Liquors,
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
An attentive oser will be in attendance and servants
the different departments of the houses and everything
shall be done cont butte the com orr Of fhe
guests. -. -
Persons visiting the Springs from the North can leave
baltimore morning. and arrive the uert morn
ing. by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from South will Staunton in the morning We
al Woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs to tea.
For the amusement of those who wish partci.
pate such exercises, Ten Pin Alley has erected
a Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathn.
has been erected the accommodation of Walters.
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ABOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

a
Being narratives incidents the real sLiYE
~ THE LowLY.' by ". L. 6. Smith, Esq.
The object OF Ihc author is represent condition
tue Slave III his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
cations and pastimcs the relations between
slave the mistaken impulses nsconccivcd
aorterI Phanhiopist, &c, &c and to represent the
PASSIONS and sentiments in their natural orms the
displayed in the humbest lot of society, thus showing
hGPPinesS than rtdom and the represent
s class OF people, viz The Planter, whom justice
has been DONE and whose Character in
every day life well calculated win the amiable udg.
mcHt OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'old Virginia.
1.-The Plantstion-Uncle Toms Lazincss.
3-Sobriety and Merrimcnt.
1.-The Punishment.
5-The School Master.
Family of the Planter.
"a T-School Keeping.
S-Ihe Secret League OF Rebellion.
q" g-Thc Surprise.
- 1C-lndcpendence Day.
1.-THE Overseer
I2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
13-uncle Tom and Dnsh.
1i-Nidniglt Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Diiiah.
.. 15-Cassy.
1.-THE oveIseer's Communication to the Planter.
80 1S-The Suspicion.
=. 1s-Sehool Masters uneasiness and Departure.
/" 20-Unce Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2l-Is Determination to go to the State OF Free.
dom.'
% 22-Thc Escape.
.. 23-The Pursuit
a. 2f-Bufalo-The Boot black
25-Hard Times.
'' 26-Uncle Toms Soloquy.
a. @7-The Alarm.
.. 2S-American Hotel.
a. .9-The Flee Negro.
3O-Courage Quietude and Contentment.
3I-Niagara Falls Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
a. :3-Uncle Toms Decision.
.. 3i-.Back TO Old Virginia.
a. 35-Conclusion.
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NEW BOOKS.
8 The Campaign of Gen. soott
GAN INTENsELHINIsER no.

AN ANAAsNsAsLf AS1rsEREsTIkG Roo,,
1voL 1oMo., 81 20. oA.' J.
mo- yo S ANDEhsoN, have just reaayin auos..,
THE cAaPAlGN OF GENERAL sco1r
In the yally or Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphael Semn,s.
yol with Map Or TIC hattie Grounase1 psre y.
detailed LED account q General seots brilliant
r-- Lieut. s. Is man OF sterling sense. |hpsgh.
nd impartial account OF all he saw.KendoH in ~ iu
7 Asririted and extended sketch OF the last m.,,..
peiG, The author is attached to the Navy but Gam
aeSaer y connected with the rmyPAiiaa S.ne
Written In clear and vigorous style, and n I. se
afer having commenced its pcrusal, tolay il asia. G
One or Tho most gallant omccrs in the Nsyv.
whole volume, work OF intellect ,s worthy o1 Ihe
place in the department to which IT sh
"ltis no small praise 10 the author to say. tb,,
never read history evidently SO fairly wrtten.eI,e
"a volume full oflnstruetion and interest. He wis.,,
with flowing PEN in vigorous style enriehips his a
the distinguished aetofs nit-NaonaI Era. or
have 81 no work which has given vivid in
Has given to the public veryattrastive work.-cs,,
We find in this hook, the most lifeike descr;n. 7
men and thinss-of Scenery and socety-of Q
battles and Victories that we have over aas
We follow with interest renewed as we aayape. ~
footsteps tina, soldier whose marches
res Of maneuyes absolutely in the snns,
HIS dsserp,ion Ga
He is lively and spirited narrator His battle aSs,s.
are extremely vid and produce deep impr ession
Imagination He critieses the military
eided partisan spirit but with evident abi6.y-N NJ
The very best book which that war has eai,., a..
PhlodeLPhia Pres5yteriG1: l.,fz..lT - Win
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions OF ,,,
and storms. ono hardly wonder the fascinat;os
enthusiasm productive OF the almost incredible rniia
o,eess SO repeatedy displayed during the Mexican VIZ
PRINCETON Rerietr. ,-sgl4sst NJ = 1870 M
The books more than cadablc its statistics and f,
and Sketches give the reader clear account or ~
campaign as can ba found where superior in nt.,,
| If not In value to Major Riplcy's History.-N h'
| gelist. srlf4l 2 ~ F1faH zsisl' 49, hfsa.
Pays warm tribute TO the many admirable ou,H., :.
that eminent commander, Gen Scott-HaTYtr..
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