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ueen Poseas considerable experience IN mining and an
sanguine IA The hope Of realizing ia very short rie
fortune for each Of their discovery The yein It's upon
small branch, which along from the adjacent pine
woods over bed Of trap rock and epties into the
From - to - per diem got out by each hand on
course II mus, pay much better than this when the proper
arrangements have been made and rain falls sgg-
py suihesncy Of water
Another rich deposte has been found the adjoininz
Plantation 81 Mr. " m. Rushn, which win be worked
painful Of earth taken from the river side On Mr. Il
place yielded upwards Of fifty particles
large number Of hands viii soon be employed in this
county getting out the metal and barren hills Of old
TalsPoos viii become the second Fl Dorado
The happahannock yirginian that gentleman
that place relates that having occasion 10 trim SONG
peach trees he left the branches lying the yard
number Of young ducks artook Of the leaves which caused
instant death The leaves and kernels Of peaches contain
prussie acid in sufficient quantity eadangcr the lives OF
persons or animals partaking Of them
Miraculous EscArE,-on Sunday the 18th instant abou,
fifteen minutes after the congregation had been dismissed
from the morning service the Roman Catholic Church in
Lexn gton Kentucky the entire ceiling tirnbers and fell
in completely covering the pews below with lumber and
pastering Had the accident occurred during time
service the whole great portion Of the congregation
must have been killed
lhointi OF Inc NOflG-reno~Det sam faich died
Pawtucket Rhode Island few days since aged So years
She is represented have been Christian woman both
in word and deed and have deeply mourned the IN
timely fate Of her son.
NALuATIos RRoPEgTY.-The assessed valuation OF
property in Brooklyn and Williamsburg opposite New
York for the year Is5s, is as follows:
Real Personal. Aggregate
Brooklyn S64s3as47 S7,s5l,asi s754e44as
W Williamsburg, ll,223.ss9 l,6l455o l2sls24s
The apparent increase in the value Of real estate in King
county compared with the previous wear Sla l aas
IMPORTANT MAuEIIus-The follow ing letter appears
in the New York Courier and Enquirer OF YESTERDAY
ing:
PogT Louis. Manritins June 10
II perhaps be Of interest mercantile CON-
nunify know that FOR the last few months our trnde
with the ports OF Madagascar has with
Of the oFa government been reopened The ARTICLES Of
port from thai island consist OF hides beewnx
Drehilla weed also produces sugar cloves and
bacco, sandal and ebony wood The natives Of that
the Dvascnoy certain degree Of civilization, and
many articles OF European production such white
cottons pecegoods ear,henware hardware soap firearms
and gunpowder II would not however, be advisable
import too much Of these articles a time the natives
receive supplies from hence The only hit-
there the Spanish pllared and Mexican
dollars, which command with premium OF I6 -
II per cent-say As. I'D As. SID per dollar.
r. 5. Our island, but principally town Of Port
Louis is desoatea by the awful visitation Of cholera MAY
il please the Almighty to deliver from that scourge'
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a. GLB The following communication was pub
shed By The St Lou. Republican coming from high
y respectable Il says the model referred to is a
great curiosity ind hs already attracted considerable at
ienon among Steamboat and railroad inen There i no
aeui as % iis aateciy ii has been kept in The fpi-
:. ~ sescen snts isar ass ln.e ~ ts.a pglzrlt day
= claim that The raway American n5cntion and
mat u originated at the time nearly with the
INVENTION q steamboats, and that o, these great discove-
ne originated with john Fitch nboni the year 100 and
mat IN s efforts bring forth steamboat neglect
ed the raii-car and the railway.
iefe Is now II your city. in the possession of Isaac y
hltine, whose Wifi is daughter OF the late Col
Auourne- and grnnA-dsgier 81 John Fitch an orig-
"a Aeatd q steamboat made by tha hands Of Mr. Fitch
US mode rss1s On model l.say car constructed br
be doubted Genics
This model embrace IA te ssssntial f the
ssent rai!roa4 car aaiaeiy tie w.e4i with . aange
n NJ fta f?f gaae r lefp the EhbelS .n track II
F@ eFldery so arranged fT the purpose pf exA;iis the
Dove q steam In rrofeiag boats and was Constructed 10
Ah On railway immersed in trough Of the rroer depth
% NE paddles to strike the When the motion was
Ven he wheels would guide along the submerged ra-
Way The model is curiosity and worthy ,ba onsio,
al showing the thoughts Of an ingenious mind 80 ,l
hands s''P o' h's
40 Sohn ITCH The tesning West owes her rapia svil
on and 70 him more than any other human being does
world owe thanks fsr the srycIOs a thst great CIV
W. s'eA'e--to practical purposes And shall We, who
s The rSuiis Of his lahors on our broad plains and
49, f'trs stf,r foreigner stead the only reward
can ne EFen-the credit 81 being the FIRST inventor ~
ase wonderful sgenisl No To The citizens Of the West
eoIaes moral duty 10 rescue bis nam. from oblivion
y = TOO isie and 70 award IL the praise which Is it's
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craiss ri q Boaie
Respectfully, &c-,
The E.pIron "Tnioa,
Warrington u q

ksow-soYnSesn--In opinion there never WAS a
miscellaneous wicked plot devised for breaking
confederation into nveierae rreconEabIe factions al
ways and forever arrayed against each other than
thus establishing distinctions Irritating tir feelings as
weil incompatible with the equal rights OF millions Of
invited hihsr with the assurance that they should
share equally in inheritance Have already
enough al the elements Of dispon among u.s. II II il
Fsnea q aes-ey al identity If feelings purposes in the
people CT The United ssaies pdisract the Union BY the
Infusion q frago Of iscorls and place The different
races q ~ of which is composed In state Of y.erna-
Ecpt hostility n eaaG. tnere leier more eHccinal
ran aessed s such pqrPSse than Inns dark conspiracy
# abclitionisn know-lothnCism and whisgery; which
last is IL tsct the basis and cemet II the cFre sgc
seh a. te ss laboratory ia Nir ali these conbsti-
bic materials Of ucs and iunulanoas asseblages Of the
city popGace fabricated. Without the alliance and
supper, Of this party heh scelas daily undergoing
sss q ae.aaon' '1eSs various shreas aud patches of
laotion wonla i-c comparatively harrpless
7 !te,~s,esafAf Ess.se,r
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= Ithaca sitter tho sre q The new Presy teiEn church
Hsed Mr. h Giford mounted 70 the toFa distance q
heIred ana tverty-fv fecputting large iron ring
b VII 3efs Y ho'e ihsn insafher; a1s-r which Nj
~ an buskrk climbed to the top and stood erect on
mus O the nmhsrs--a space less than foot in meas-
'lehsnd Deliberately lighted aad smoked cigar 40
sen'y with as LITTLE cenccrn a. ouah lc ,erp on tho
lneaiion Of The church itself
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A LAM WARRANT for se~iy Of
"A issued the l1tn ds Of January
ben f. G. Cssh Washington CITY, n c.. sae misaa ny
There AL
as< ok-es And shxii
interviewer 81 rcnssans Coz a duplicate ID SAID
ALEXANDER JDH>S0N.
MsuAs~A. Jses~eu ceusis, fisrida. Aaras' q 1854.
Aug lg-is~G~F
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CARO--Th~ faa.
"A -ho settled their
~. -s~ssIied- A4LaCUEk 4 CALVERT.
bsEirs MI kinds tor
or TO ~. &.
,usRs -9~~poF
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4 me DuRHAS HEitER AND BULL CALF AT AUCTION
Saturday, shall Sea trent of
fuu .reG Durham better, with her calf,
fii rea Iar rscay genie and
COED mikrr- GREES SCOTT
Au-a Ascnonecrr
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Z, LUIZ,


CABINETHAkEE AND UfHOLsTEKER,
NJ IS South EerentA Street, Philadelphia,
ESPECTFuLLY
where band pzrox
and chamber furniture.
SIS 10 SIUN Arm from dl6 q go
raI.e. shafts ~ Book ~ 10 1866
srfa tables ito 100 Ex,euson tables, IS 10 lsO
Egav.res ioto IS Writing desks, u ~ i00
expressly patronage,
the than COCA furniture
bought yuaers else
any paTt the Ua.c packed under per-
al q
27--3dnsoFf
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AHGE dweIlsMx sAle.-Thr large double house
Ii recently
Hon Ea Ere~f for with mDediaic Part md
probably {wh
reasonable II
he sphcaion Ia Tbs ONCE az kaEs Co.
sug s3-6sA A.. HYDE
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IN tbs petition OF Milton D. WhiPpae Of ss.ssvse nscAs
pruynx eAzAs1 hin
TIE csh Ocsober, ss9, Improvement n "nschine fir
bum foreign md aao FIR gin
years expisn0A of rod paesa,
which place u day Of OcspSes, lG64-
II nd<red heard n che Pnaen O0ce
Monday 'hs 4sc ri Oct"be II ocock and III
appear ii, any
why petition ought 0 grated.
oppoiaS required ~ h ~ Pnass
specialy WxiiAg
days before the A.y a heaTins All ,cnony ksa ~
bearing, and ua1aisa h
codance with t Office which will - Furnished
piica1son.
In Oce&Ts
cpotions, papers upon iestm0ay,
fled odiee before morning day -
nrnts, any, within thereafter.
KAoeaH
sencer, Evening 5aM Washington D. CT Evenns Ansy
Philadelphia, Pa; sciennfc lew York and rrss,
WeekS
previous the a3d of ness@r the day of AeaaE
CHARLES Mason,
Camainsioner al Pxaess.
SEas&s papers please copy, anl sen1
heir balls the Patent Oce containing tbis Hscc
Aug 20-law3w
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No. 5sal
Notice for Hesaexsnx Lands Maxkss n Waseoas6n.

Notice for Hesaexsnx Laaaa - Maxkss WsscsAsAn.
Office hereby gwen Heay
~ Dodge, and for
fore Withdrawn os Hiacr Rire-
Point dica WMcesxtS,
each u the supposed Of me railroad v
Pan Fond Au Lac Lake
she
July which
withdrawal eHpeA,)
he snd
September eceiy
Though the had Suhdrnwn
vabtc River Wconaa.
iifh
viii nv -soe,as~
sDdss The If
2lsf August.
~ order ef the Pres4Assa
JO1H WILSON, Conmissinres.
22-&aw6w HtsSl
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MINE KTORE--IOuN IA. BIZ HMANN Pennsylvania
ssutA IN 6<h received,
a hoesheAds Al ChssselAs dor Coxnsc.
brown and Ale Tencsie Ltoa sn6
Fresh seiser received from KAan-
2a-5G
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Kentmcky school of Medicine.
THE Tuesday,
Der 81 snl February viii ths fsslpw
ing faculty
bEHAa.S W. DuDLrr NJ Emeritus Professor Of Asasssy
and surgery.
JosngA D. Priscipies and hsesSss
of Surgery
BrLLITr, D.. Phy.iaaAU ~ PAaAs
oy.
Clinical Surgery.
THos. W. CoLGkcoTT. VI. d Professor OF AnA&0ny.
Josrrn G. NORWOOD NJ. D., Praessar of CAemistY.
ions H., Professor ri Obstetrics aaA Dssasss al
Wemen and ChldYes-
L. H. ~ D. Professor Theory and Pracsics q Med
icine and Csncai Medicine.
DAVID CunMSs, - D.. Demonstra,of OF Annt0ny.
VI
preliminary kosrttay
during October freq q chxsre.
practical die*cctisg
viii hs opened the ist at Oetober.
The fees fu, vf Qto5
rcuiaron fee, be paid ony ~ diaecns ticket ole.
sraduati~n fee, $l5 H. =. BgECKINRIDGk,
Aug 22-iawcpflstNoy bean of the Yacsty.
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NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,


Washington August 81, 1854
SIR: bottle containing the accompanying paper was
picked up By Don Jose Cahro, Longkey, between the
east point and Citnega- and taken by him 10 The com
andant Of the sle Of Pines by whom it forwarded
IT, rapail-esaersi of Cuba, who in to the
American consa Mr. Savage to be By him transmitted 10
ihe National Observatory:
Cratse Of Boqie
ICopy.l
Ship Darlington uf New DIRK, days from Calico,
for Hampton Roads, L. s. A.
Latitude by observation at deg. 80 min. north
Longitude BY chronometer AZ deg min rest
Time. 3h- Course since NV. true 10 miles.
Whoever finds this please send il Lieut. NJ r. Marrv.
National Observatory, Washington, I, s. A.
For the good Of the public
God bless the EG6ag
tsignedl RAFAEL A. BAYLEY,
February s. 1854.
Respectfully &c- cHAS STEEDMAN
Aeting Superintendent
The EDITOR "Tnion.
Nashingtoa- u
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AM0E HOUSE the Treasury rent--The
Ii Mr. CauEtens. heretofore
Mssscan and John A. Rockwell
esq viii be for iae fret day OF Dctoaef
For Ike, A. HYDE.
A second stay office opposite TfesssrY
Apsl 3--d
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NOTICE Deduction frunPt Notice
u 4,reaE gwen year is5s
"a snes and that deduction of
o~ud w w Coz hr current rssd bse the Sst
stant 4 j. ROCHE
aug 5--,otas Cs,seetor
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con SALE yewre Wsnaa, aged - yesva . gsoA
plain children. ssri very
y; 10 Dtsusct and haryand
Far PARTICULAR apply LAS. g. McEyDEg.
Aucndrsss
AL Q--on
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smart movement q the captain Of Russian merchant
vessel is mentioned in letter from Hamburg
Tw RrsslAx gSDaAMAx czapsxirrIsWe find the follow
ing IN letter OF the Sd from Hamburg About month
ago reported You the arrival here Of The Russian ship
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DOCTLEOREY AHAevtaAa HaDAhe~h Tsusfsen
- eufe hronsn s~ United Bases
principal and
heal Foas fs"~s New YORK. Jnon
hoses. pablie soidsrs, satsrsi
accompanied by
knr " FEANCk TAYLOR
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Or To the Voters a. tRs First Ward.-cHAs. A. DAVE
having candidate MI
stoned Paine ESQ., supported by
ena u Rad religious liberty rhs special
"a 2rtk
Avg ia--dlrtl
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llfsrORf or CUBA, az Trsvcsa rr~s,cs-
III h-rx III
kx 4vccvcry NJ
frice paper, 50 coth, - Per sole
TAYLOR 4 MAuRv
Aagt B~ckseflers
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kraR~ooD Horsr.Ne pleased hear that, notpits
standing The dizziness u tie season the Nrrs kirkwood
mo hberslly pairunizef, and that there
at the dining table YESTERDAY.
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On the trial Of named Sarnh Morgnc charged
with infantiele at Greenrier Virginia the only witness
By HON the fart Of the killing could be proved little
girl Of about ten years age but she refused 10 speak and
coaxing eonman ling soa eYea make her raise her
eyes The proseegfing attorney noupussed for The
girl had said notpg, and could not therefore, he guilty
Of contempt especially considering her age The prisoner
was therefore discharged for want Of evidence
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GREAT EIciTEsEsr Is ALAEGsa-eoLD N TAIlAroosA-
The good people Of Alabama aborng under tempo
rry phrensy dissilsr from thai which has drawn so
many to the gold mines o. California.
Early in the spring says letter gentleman Of the
name Of Minor from Georgia formed company for the
purpose a tracing ont the vein Of copper which IL supposed
to take its course from Duck Town Tennessee through
this region Of country Operations were at once COM
menced abundant surfce Indications resembling those OF
Duck Town, found and shsft SINK short distance
from Dudleyville, Alabama
The search FOR copper led to The discovery Of gold
tract % laid lying on TaaPoosa river belonging
Messrs. Barr Morgan and King All three Of these gen.
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The Halifax Colcnist learns that the submarine cable
forming part Of the line Of telegraph connecting NoTa
Scotia and Neg Brunswick with Prince Edwards island
has been parted about two miles from the $ shore and
II is doubtful whether be repaired the present SESSION
u Is also said tAt TIE idea Of connecting Newfoundland
with Prince Edwards island by submarine cable has beer
abandoned and The connection with this continent II &C
compshed, viii he drect from Cape Race TO Nova
Scotia At Cape Nor 70 Join fhg line q the Vows
Scotia Conpaay
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An Athens journal SAYS The Greek government haa
lected marble block in the Par,henon the monument
OF George Washington being raised ia the city named
after him. IT Is 20 bear the feigK4s ascrlpon To
George Nsshi.g heroic general The hic-Iuinded
citizen tie founder Of modern freedom-he land Of Scion
TheInstoces and PeIicle The birthplace Of ancient free
DOM aedicaies this old marble s.gn Of reverence and
admiration ~
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). ATIosAL TaEA4aE.

Aaaais-ion circle or par
qnee, d
Gentlemen without iaa- circle and rarqasnc
q
To the AZ -~a nj tiers of boxes 2s
Aag 80 S r. FOED. Agent.
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NAyAL-The United States steamship San Jacnto Cap
tain Striblng which left Philadelphia SATURDAY. last for
cruise in the Baltic put into Boston Sunday for
pairs owing slight arrangement In her machinery
The accident this vessel is said be serious
than at first reported The accident occurred the 18th
her bed plate is broken requiring the taking Of all the
machinery make the necessary repairs il also said
that she sprung leak She win probably he detained
three four months and her voyage the Baltic on
count of the aieness Of the season win have be given
MP
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A NEW FIRM
And New Jewelry-Rarney Ho use Row.
Sign of the. Bigest Watch.

"A VIEW II N1
And New Jewelry-Harney House Row.
Sign of tho Biggest Watch.
'THEoDoRE GSLDMANN, ,watchma-
I ker and Jeweller-respectfnlly informs
his old frier.s and the public in general
thai he has permanently. located himself
here, and calls their attention to the supe-
rior advantages he possesses for repairing
watches, Clocks, Music Boxes aed JeweIry.
He also keeps constantly on hand, fine as
sortnepr of JEWELRY, consisting in part
of fine gold and silver watches, gold vest,
fohand guardshains, gold pens with gold or
sill + holders, gold, silver and german spec
tacles, gold lockets, fngerings, earrings, la.
dies and gentlemen breastpins, shirt-studs
and sleeve buttons, heart slides, ladies belt
slidespecklacies, bracelets clasps, gold and
silver thimbes Iswatches, earrings, &c. "a lso
splendid ASSORTMENT of cIccks, lamps, cut
lery and fancy articles, and many others
too numerous to mention, all Of which he
offers FOR sale cheap for cash, at the sign Of
the BIG EST WATCH.
N B. All work done at this establish
neNhs warranted to perform we'll Watct.
es and clocks warranted for twelve months.
TEKMs-one price and CASH. ljuly 6-y.
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Come ylE to tiae Scratch,
And Face the Music.

EORGE NJ. HEROMAN, late from
VI the North, begs leave to announce
to the. Musical World generally, that he Is
III receipt Of an extensive and varied assot-
nent Of Bass Vols, Drurass Guitars, from
bones, French Horns. Violins, F'ageo'ets,
Flutes, Flies, and Clarionets, together with
bows. strings and reeds; and large and
vsllabIp stock Of new nitssic. Ali OF "hEch
cau be hal ~, REASONABLE ferns. oct-l9
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Carriages, Harness, Whips. &c.

THE Subscribers assortment of Carria-
L ecs, Harness, whips, &c. is now COM
pletc, and h,in3ites an examination II
his stock before purchasingin New Oh
lcaIs, as be guarantees his prices as low as
as any in the South.
Wareroom corner of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairin. in
superior style at the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
Jan. 2Sth, tt w. F. TUNNARD.
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GEORGE A. PIKE. GEORGE +. BkIANT
GEORGE a. PIKE d Co,
General Agents, Baton Refuge.

-
We will attend promptly to the collection
Of all claims entrusted to us, either against
the State, orindiyiduals residing in tho pat
ishes of East, or West Baton Rouge. ..
The liberal patronage we have met with,
as General Agents; has not only enabled us
to increase our facilities for the transaction
ofbusiness, but also to GREATLY REDUCE
our former rates OF CoMMIssloN.
Our charges for collecting claims against
the State, will now be as follows: e.'i
On sums under 500 3 per cent. .,yr
do 800 ard not over $3.50, 2 per cent.
do $3.50. and not over $500, ~ 80 Il
do $500 and not over $1,000 e..
do $1,000 do. do. $500, -
do $500 do do $4,000, - 81 : b
Rates OF EXCHANGE ON New ORLFANs.
On sums from $40, to $3.50, 1-2 pr. ct.
do do. do. $3.50, to $500, Id do.
do do. do. $500. to $4,000, is do.
10 Information given Gratis. Address
etters post paid, to GEoRGi. A. PrKE &co.
may SY. sH4tsf General Agemts,
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BATON ROUGE, La TUESDAY MORNING, MAY. 23* 1854
III. +. WADDFLE,
AT HIS DRUG sTORE-CHURCH ST.


ehers for sale, roy large and complete
assortment Of DRues, MEDICINAL SURGI-
CAL AfsrRuMENrs. Gu RING CLASSES, ,Ou.s,
soAPa; Toorn and WHITE WASH; HAN.
TDTV, FLESH, Nail, SHAVING. PANT and
SHOE brushes; togctAay with all the most
popular patent medicines of TIE day.
EMS, NIX and PA PER.
Fat'hooks, Lbes, sFsoats, and 46askets
Low fo: cash. =
pA1fNA Ep1c1NE@
This class Of reml les, impropeyy called
Patent. are simply secret remedies, found
by Practical PhyS Sotans, aite&@pns exp
ence, to n. admirably adaplAI tothe cure
of certa ktlFeases put up and offered for
sale4or ue benefit Of Mankind.
Many pers'Gs hee will tell you, that,
Smiths ToniS, Rowan's Tonic, Speeds
Tonic, ndian Colagogue, Champions Pills
Jaynes'. Londen's, SapiEton,em, Hdll's OF
the GIafFenbourg Pills, win cl |u Of any
case of Chills and Yer, or Ag6e and Fe-
of from IS cen Eto 81 so; whereas it
would ordinarily Sost yon s5 oo-They
would further inform you, that these reme-
dies, warranted genuine, are for sale by
80 L. WADDHL. g
Druggist, near the HarneY House Baton
Rouge Louisiana. oct6-y.
5
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Steam Engines e. Sugar Mills
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY

BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.
INHE subscribers are fitting up -Four
l. Steam-Engines, as follows:
One Engine u inches cylinder. 4 f. stroke,
with Sugar-Mill. Rollers 4 #. long, 26 in j:
diameter with wrought iron shafts
One do / inches cylinder. 4 feet. stroke
with sugar-mill. Rollers 4 it. long, 2e in ::
diameter.
%. One do - inches , cylinder feet stroke,
diameter
One 10 inches cylinder engine 1-2, stroke,
suitable tor saw-mill or a medium size
sugar mill
We are now extending the buildings con-
nected with the Foundry. and increasing the
machinery, and are enabled to do all kind OF
work in our line that may be confded 70 us
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. HILL Il HENDERSON,.
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