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CHARLES RUSTON,

DLACKSMITHING AND WAGON
ID MAKING. PLorGHs sr===s--.7zs
made and repaired. BUG WyA
GlES, and other repairs a1szsE,a1<za<<'
done at the shortest rotice. Horse shoeing
done with the greatest care and despatch.
~AII work done by him shall be equal
to that done at any other establishment in
the South.
~Waggons and Carts always on hand
for sale. Shop on Africa Street. near V.
Heude's Dry Good Store. jany7-y.
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NR. G. w. DEARING, offers his pro-
~ fessional services to the public. Once on
churcl, st-opposite Waddill Days Drug Store.
north streets. decay.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The un-
IN dersigned is now prepared to manufacture
by Steam power at the shortest notice all kinds
Of Sash, Blinds, Windows, Doors, &c-letters ad-
dressed to him at the Post Office at Baton Rouge
will meet with immediate attention.
sept-S-tf. J. w BROWN,
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Arfbitfftnral Qaros, &f.
HyA. KAUFMAN. - 7. +. GERBER.
III, A. RAUHMAN Il Co.

House, Ssgn = Ornamental F0'nterS
VVOULD respectfully call the attention of the
w citizens Of Baton Rouge and of the adjacent
parishes, that they are now prepared to do all
kinds of work that may be entrusted to them,
and pledge themselves to give general satisfac-
ton to those who will favor them.
~ Also Graining, Glazing and Gliding; imita-
on Of wood and marble executed in hevery best
style. ~ Ere SEQ painting-Banners and Tran
sparences painted to order. Shop-Cor. North
Boulevard and st. Louis SITS. janlS-y.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
NNHE hrm of W. r. TUNNARp CO,
i was dissolved by limitation, on the
3lst of December 1855. The business will
be continued by w. F. TUNNAKo, on bis
own account The name of the firm will
only be used in the settlement of accounts
W. F. TUNNARD,
Jan. end 1856. A. ID. HEDENBERG
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FAIRBANKS g. WILSON,
House, Sign & Orn amental Painters,
Third Street, two doors North of the Post Office,
HAVING permanently located in Baton Rouge,
ii We would respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage. Being practicable workmen We
are to work on the most reasonable terms and in
the best style -.
ALSO, Graining, Marblng Glazing and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
~ Plantation work solicited and promptly
attended to. declS-y.
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E[SH LINE Floats, assorted sizes Linn
l erick and kirby bent Hooks; Fish
Lines, assorted sizes; shot Pouches; Pow
der and Pistol FIasks; Double and Single
barrel Shot Guns-On hand for sale by
may'n. u Z. MONTAN.
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SHOVELS, SPADES.

A MES and Rowlands Spades, Dirt and
IL Scoop Shovels, Rakes and Garden
Hoes, Ladies FIor"l Hoe, Rakes, &c.
Fl DC. MoNTAN, Church st.
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CORN SHELTERS.
VANKEE. Southern ard Boston, for
i sale low by D. C, MONTAN ~
Church st. :
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Cart and Wagon Harness.
A FULL ASSORSMENT Of Collars,
"A Hames. Blind brides, Cart br~eching,
Cart saddles, Wagon harness, Trace chains
&C., which we offer at moderate prices
ianlsdyl, a LARGUIER & LANOUE.,l
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MN WARE.-We have now in store a
i large assortment of Tin Ware ofevery
description which we offer at very reduced
prices. LARGUIER 4: .LANOUE.
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Steam PackinEl

GUTTA Percha Steam Packing
~ Kentucky and Cotton packing Cash ct pa
per and Navy OakuE,; Steam Bibs, Furnished and
Polished Steam Stops and Guags Cocks Brass
Coupling and Connecting Cocks, for iron or cop
jan.17-y. LARGUIER 4 LANOUE.
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Gargnifrr' 4 faanGat. al i l.,

"a 10 LATE ARRIVALS Of assd
1856. HARDWARE!al85S.
THE undersigned have on hand and
1 are daily receiving Per steamers and selling
vessels, direct from the Manufactures, q general
assortment OF. D0mestie ana RoReign
Hardware. which they offer at prices not to
be UEDERsoLD. 3ga.4y LARauIEl 4 LAHouE, s5F
jan.17-y. Cor. Lafayette and FloEids SITS.
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Mechanic,s TOOls,

Mechanics Tools.
DENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID g. Jacksons Saws. Plains # all kinds
Angers and Auger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatchctts, Hammers, Carvers Tools.
Gimblets and Ccopers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts &c. DC. MoNrAN. Church st.. 2
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G S. HALL, Attorney at Law, Laurel
VI street, BATON Rouge. La. lanl1.y.
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To sport m en-.

4. FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
n Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns. Be.
sides, Game Bags, Powder Horns, Pstent " adding.
Fooled Lined and Central Fire Caps; Wad Cut!
t,rs Gun Tubes, and every thing else connected
in that line, at LARGU1ER LANOUE,
jan.17-y.e Cor. Lafayette and Florida SITS.
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T D. STUART, Attorney and Coun-
Js sellor at La s-Laurel street. may26-y.
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IlR. s. p. WARD, office on Third St.,
IL opposite Dr.. B. r. Harney. june3-y.
Professional Card,

lanes NJ. ELAN Il JAS. E. ELAN,
- J.M&J K. Elan, Attorneys and Councillors
ut Law. Baton Rouge. aug27-y.
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JOSHUA BEAL, General Produce
y Dealer, &C., Church St. between Third and
Lafayette streets. sHs 0ls aug2O-y.
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fTHOS. PRENDERGA GAST-General
l. Produce and Commission Merchant, and deal
er in all kinds of Groceries and PrOvisions-cor.
on sugar and Cotton. rsEEf augl-y.
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Just Received from st. Louis
BACON, Clear Sides and Shoulders
ID Super6ne and Extra ST. L0CIS FLOUR
CORN. &c. For sale low for CASH, by
>' :" T1sI = II. Y. TOMLdNeON 4 Co.
july5-y. Cor. convention anu ih'ro S's'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-14
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
VIII be given ans artist In Virginia who viii exhibit
twelve picturesvtz: six and six DdSHerropes
euG merit twelve which Mr.. Adams Will select from
collection. He opened Gallery Forb,sJ Jew
ery Store t3S Main ST. With sSyllEht arranged Onthe most
approved principles, which be eqused unless sim
la.ly fronting the river. With Of
cos, large well arangsd with every convenience
making class pietures Of every style and size Hes
happy that he viii assisted NJ JANEs CADY
the pictures that the hgh-
est premium Gold Medal, the last fair the american
InstitHte Castle Garden, New York, also
acasd for Dasucrreosypes the Worlds FAD. Parts
MIRA received ice medals and eight diplomas for the
bes. DlgueFreotypes exhibited different the United
States which their superiority and having
ouore with proportion of the business in Wheeling
the past year expects with increased facilities only
enlarge the number his patrons especial
y as he relies on the his
display OF furniture. AnIro.ypes either single
dowJls glass Daguerrotypes plain coored equal
painting Ivory. Photographs the lowest prices up
:sy dollars Our light being made of French Plate Glass
uaobstreted by other buildings, pictures be
male Snriac sunset. Pictures ofehdrea taken in
fundamentally from "a. NJ tosP.M Tetthe light soft
persons with eyes sit by It with per-
Cloudy good any by this light. Gail
ard examine before engaging elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-14

WESTERN BANEING.-The last six months has
been time of unusual quiet and ease in none
tary affairs, and under it we see large increase
of Banks and Banking Houses throughout the
East and entire West-the natural consequences
of such times-and thus far these institutions
have iiourishcd, and bid fair to pay handsome
per centage on their capital.
In the rapid growth of the West-thc largi
amount of capital carried there by actual settler"
we see the necessity of concentrating thei
surplus capital in corporate institutions, for tn"
joint benefit of all; ard We know Uf no sections
where it can be so safely and proitably employ
3D. Thus far these banks are not in advance ot
the population, nor beyond the wants Of the
people. The unparalleled rapidity with which
the Western States ard Territories are filling;
up, calls loudly upon the capitalists Of the East
to afford them the necessary means for pushing
forward the improvements and developing tho
resources of that interesting section of our COM
mon country.
Banks, organized upon actual capital, and in
the hands of iudicous and careful managers,
pursuing legitimate business, always have and
will pay fair interest, and are of cSscntil SER
vice to a community; but when such institu-
tons are permitted to issue their promises to
pay upon .'stock notes." and enter into all the
specuations of the day, they generally disap-
point all connected with them, and prove a curse
to the community in which they are located
Give such wide bcrth.-IN0 ipSoa'S Bank Note
Reporter.
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LATEST CouyrEnrgrrs. -Thompson's BaL

| LATEST CoUSrERFErs -Thompson's Bank
Note Reporter of Saturday last, gives the fol-
lowing list'o New counterfeits:
2Os, on the Tradesmen's Bank, New York
City,--Yig. man shoeing horsc-n"n, horse
and dog on left end.
3s, on the Jefferson Co. Bank, Wisconsin
Wig Harrison and Tecumseh in council
/ Is, on the Farmers aud Mechanics Bank,
| &c-bust of man end-dog between signatures.
| 5s, on the Marine Bank, New Bedford, Mass.
altered from, broken affair-Yig. eagle, schoon-
eT, cannon, &c.
| os, on the Lake Mahopac Bank, Carmel, \.
| -photogTaph-YiS. Indians riding horses.
5s, on the Stafford Bank, CT, altered from Is
| Wig. builder, designs, &c.
| Is, on the Monroe Bank of Rochester, n. Y.
photograph-Vig. female seated-Niagara Falls
in distance.
5s, on the Croton River Bank, New York, al.
tered from ls-Yig. female seated, holding a
silver dollar.
IS, on the Merchants Bank, Salem, Mass
Wig. female, sheafo of grain, &c.-Indian on right
Is, on the Merchants Bank, Newburyport,
Mass.---yig female, sheaf Of grain, &c-Indian
Is, on the Merchants Bonk, Boston, Mass
Wig. female, shcaf Of grain, &c.-Indian on the
Is, on the Manufacturers Bank, saco, Me-,
altered from D g. notc-Vig two females, two
cupids on. tt.r light confer
o, on the Aq1idnecll Bank. Newport, r. L.,
photogrnph-Sig. Indians
IS, on the Ocean Bank, Stonington, Ct---Vig.
steamboat-.sailor and flag onleft ena-Poor i'm
itation of genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-14

AMERICAN CLOCK BusixEss.-Out of thirty-onc
clock manufacturers enumerated by us i'll articles
on the subject, two years ago, four have been de-
stroyed by fire, nine have stopped by failure,
and five ceased manufacturing on account OF
small profits. There are still thirteen factories.
making clocks but only six of them running
full time and with full complement Of hands.
These six will produce about $4,000 clocks this
year. The remaining seven factories will mako
about $4,000 clocks, so that the total pro-
duction of clocks -thisye will not exceed 49,.
600. The Jerome Manufacturing Company in
1883 and 1854 produced each year II, 600 clocks.
Thus they must have produced more than aver
age of one clock per minutc.-lVe'g Rarea Jour.
and Cour. ~
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F1oRrycs N1curINeAIr-This angel.womal

FLORENCE NIGHrINGALE.-rhis angel-woman,
whose noble nature and salf-sacriffcing humans
ties have she'd such lustre on her sex and coun-
try has returned from the scene of her labors,
and, with the unobstrusiye modesty which il
the beautiful accompaniment of genuine virtue
is Mt her fathers country scatin hampshire di' :
charging all those duties which belong to tbs
daughter of an English squire. At evening Sh's
and her only sister, in every way worthy to bA
so, may be seen, i'll simple straw hat, wcndin &
their way through those pleasant lanes which,
make Hampshire beautiful, carrying to the cot,
tageo of some poor or sick peasant both bodil.'y
and mental comfort As they pass, the laborcr ;
always lean upon their spades, to scnda blessing
after the dear sweet ladies'" and if the pray
ers of the poor can make smooth the path :
Heaven. their passage there will he swift indeed.
Mr. Nighten: ae, WHO is one Of theJleading Uni
tarians of England, is universally respected 70
his noble character rs an English gentlemen,
which he is the highest and purest type. Tlit
family have for years been on terms of the clo'
sest intimacy with that of Lord Palmcrstor,
whose country seat is within a few miles of thas
of the Nightingales, and they have been for yeal
in the habit of encouraging Jointly all manner o
rural sports. In the meantime, the fund to bI
devoted to the sacred object of supplying nun
sing to the sick, continues to increase and ESQ.,
600 is already subscribed. At Balaklaya, too
q beautiful cross has been built to her honor, by
the relatives Of those whose last hours her gem
tie ministering had Correspondenca
Daily Times.
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hurTnony.
u1RG1NIA LANDS

We have had occasion heretofore to invite
Virginians to remain in Virginia and to proclaim
to ernigrants that they can find no better homes
and no better people than can be found in Wes-
tern Virginia. We find in the Washington
Union the following letter from Hon. Fayettc
McMullin on the subject, which is well worthy
the attention Of our own citizens and Of emf
grants in all sections of the country. We are
satisfied that Virginia has no SUPERIOR in the In
ducements offered to settlers The quality of
the sol, its irrigation, its mineral resources, its
climate and the internal improvements. COM
bined With the orderly and consistent character
OF her population and institutions render Yir-
ginta superior to any portion Of the West We
regret that Mr.. McMullin did not give the prices
Of land in the Southwest, as we arc frequently
inquired of on that subject, and have not the
material at hand to answer such interrogatorics.
His letter is useful and should be amended in
thatparticular.
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aPneIAh MoTIoR S.
-l,.tsvoIJs A795il R4ETTMATIC

AFFEGTIONS.
This changeabe weather ley to ptodueea great deal
ot sickness 10 persons troubled with rheumat-
10 aasctfos NC would recommend Berhaye's Holland Bit
tors On referring to our columns you viii and certificates
nom some of our r. German English citlzensPen'.
sbiedaid t2aats Z4iseny.
sFrFRulRYG6 1881.
S-sold at 81 psr bottle, bottles for Is, ey the
pronrietors RESIANIIS PAGE In. & Co.
Chemists, Smith
fed and Yhird streets. Pittshurrh, and by say
L4EGHLKNS d BUSHFLELD,
aus1s whsellns,Ya.
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WHATll A1f,Is wHIt4s DOING.

M HAL AVE- w 14AN4S2 -
This is a question often asked, and one which
4he daily events Of the country are answering
i5FcIBIy and properly. From Texas to Maine,
from Virginiato Iowa, the Old line, union loving
admirers Of Helfsy Clay, are ranging themselves
on the side of the Constitution and the Union.
They pause not to enquire the name or the po-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the parties With whom they
must nov. act, they pause not TO ask whether
Buchanan and Breckenridge may have been OPP
posed to many Of the principles Of Clay, it is
e6ougil for them to know that they. are now the
embodiment Of the Union sentiment Of the eounsI
Try; that they are the candidates of that party
which alone Of the organized parties of the
country, takes its stand uponthe broad platform
Of the Constitution, Proelaiming equal rights to-
al men and all sections, without any test but
capacity and honesty, giving to all the full and
esuM enjoyment in all things both Of their civil
and religious rights. What matters it If some
of the wlIig principles are not in this plattoFmY
The great and cardinal principle is there, and
that principle .'tGe preservation Of the Union at
all hazards" Tsis tsas 0tay's greet ain. Is
isgratiGying the phalanx enlistins from
the wing party. Pratt and Pearce of Maryland,
Jones Of Tennessee, Dixon Of Kentucky, Ben
jarnin Of Louisiana and Clayton of Delaware in
the Senate Of the Union, al fast friends of Mr..
Clay, all men of mark and integrity, all admired
for tho ability and zeal with which they have
iabored with Clay for the preservation Of the
Union; are willing to enlist in the great army Of
the Union, in the army of the Constitution and
that mighty column of freemen who are march,
ing forward to uphold The Constitution, preserve
the Union aud guarantee to all men and all sec
tons equal rights 4tnder that Constitution and
in that Union. We are encouraged by these
potent arguments They show that there is yet
a spirit Of patriotism in the land which dares to
rise above the petty range Of party and rise to
the level of our fore fathers, who looked only To
the country. the whole country and the equal
rights Of all portions of the people of that coun-
try. The true spirit of &c is alive, the voice of
Washington will be listened to and weslook to
November to crush the mad spirit of ftnaicism
and restore the country to its primitive purity,
It's pristine equality and its former peace and
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ODD FBI,I.c3ws. DIRECTORY

! yirEIaias ledge Ne. a.-Meets every Thursday
eyeningat the HAM, OF Market and Monroe streets
JoHS S. wRrGHr, n. G.; D. II Carr, seeretaFys
Franklin Lodge No. 1sS.-Ieets IS aboveevery
Monday evening. JoHS BlyHl, \. g.; H.P. eAcPtfat,
Secretary.
| VIVA. Tell Lodge Ne. sss.-Meets As above eve
~ Wednesday evening. J. g. HoEFltsSs, \. G.; Ioha
!Saladt, Secretary.
wheeling lodge No. 59-Meets every Monday
evening atte Hall, corner Market Quincy II.
BEows, y. CT lola 7zo1Nta,l Secretary
Pamela Lodge Ne. .s2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. L. B. MeLAisS. Co. ". ". Blanchard,
Secretary.
Hail. and Monroe the rss and ttr
Tnesday evenings Of each month. II. uTpt1S, c. P s ".
/ PtarsoS, Scribe.
VIM. Tell EnenmPuaeut No. 3S.-Meets as
above the seeo1d aud o,s Tuesday evenings OF each
month. VIZ. KLSkLra, Q. P VA. Rstsgaroer, Scribe.
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AYERS cATaART1c PILLS.
Pills hat are Pills


PROF HAYES, State Chemist Of says they
are of all Pills, and annexed the who certify
that Doct Hayes knows, viz
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts,.
EMORY WAsHBuRN, Gov. of Mass.
W. @. PLUNKETT, Lieut.. Gov of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Ey-Sec of state and Senator of the
U. States.
ROBERT Q. WINTHROP, Ey.speaser House of Reps,
! U. s. a.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE Minister plsnipotsntlary to Great
Britain.
tJomx B. FITZPATRICK. Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Tsen TINT Men
Among the diseases this Pill has curod with astonishing
pidty, We may mention
costiveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism Dronsy.
Heartburn Headache arising from fon Stomach Nausea,
Indisestilu Morbid Bowels pad pain arising
erero FIatnlency, Loss of Appetite all Ulcerous and
cutaneous Diseases which require evacuaut Medicine,
scroua or Kings Evil They also, by purifying the blood
and stimulating the systam many complaints which It
on not be supposed they could REACH such Deafness
Partial BlIndnsss Neuralgia and Nervous Irritabty De-
the Liver Kidneys Govt and other kin
dred conpants arising low of the body, OBJ
s.-uct!ons Thea the best Purgave
Licuc ever discovered and you Will but need them
once to know Il.
Preparedby DR.. J. G. AYR Practical Chemist, LOWELL
sold by all Druggists and eaerl in Med
iclne throughout this section.
A. @. GOOD & CO., Wheeling,
jeS t-4s Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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PRospEcr OF CHEAP FLouE-Thc Cincinnati
Price Current estimates the quantity of wheat
gathered the present harvest as fully ten per
cent greater than has been gathered any previ-
Gus year. The same authority also states that
the quality Of the new wheat is excellent. The
grain is full and bright and perfectly dry and
sound; and from careful examination of the
advices which it has received it feels justified
giving the following as the quantity gathered
this ycal:
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MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.

.DAILEH'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.
The great and principal Characteristics OF DALLES'S
MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR consist:
1st or its never falling and unique property,
applied any external injury CHECK EXPLANATION In
SANITY, and rapldytO reduce IT. This constitutes
great alleviate the pain of burns and scads and
Of other painful diseases Incredibly short Of
time and as will appear the few testimonials hercunto
annexed. Every intelligent mind fully aware that in all
cases injury, the pain IS produced by tnaamu
ton of the injured parts and therefore, you remove the
cause, the eject must cease.
2i Its puriacave properties neuraize the poison that
may nr in the system, and will when applied to the sores,
draw rapidly impure matter to the surface and eject it.
hence the great discharge produces from occasoned
and when applied to old and nyeterate sores Salt
Rheum, or other cutaneous diseases.
no P,1x EXTRACTOR GEsrrxE box has upon
Steel Engraved Label with the signature Of C. "
IcL1cKETER & CO., proprIstUrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. All othersnre counterfeit Price eS es per
box. @ 49,
ss- All orler, should be addressed to CIV cckener
19 - >''' " tn. LOGAN s Co.
iu27:m wheeling, Va.