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To DR.. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, lis GTRvier street:
Dear Sir feel sacred duty owe TO suffering humanity,
to make acknowledgment you for your successful efforts
in rot only relieving from lingering torture but restoring
TO health and strength three years and half had been
suffering rdescrhable toruses owing my face
and prescribed for and operated upon by Of the
most eminent surgeons Europe and this country without
perieucng relief when by chance heard of and placed
myself under charge You extracted the cancer about
three weeks ago. and by the application Of your Sa!ve the
affected parts in that short time made well
This certificate you liberty publish make such Of
as yoa please. Very truly yours,
JOHN G. NASH,
No. l25 Marigny street, Third District
New ORLEANS, January %, 1s56-ta9l 2p&Wlm
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TELEG RAPHED 10 THE CRESCENT.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

ny THE NATIONAL. LINE. sr.
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For OUAcH1TA R1vER.-The steamer City of Cairo,
being unavodaby detained, will leave this day. at u O'clock
NJ for points Ouacha river. Shippers will do well to
hasten their freight board j. D. yocu, master Samuel
Lawson, clerk.
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BATON RouGE, Feb s.--No quorum in either House e e
today, and there will be no attempt to get one BE-
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matchmaking: matchmaking

H. P. BUCKLEY,
aAse YOUNG & do.5 CAMP STREET, s-..
Respectfully the atentonof purchasers entire
new stock Of fine ATCHEs, JEWE14RT and sILTERwARB
manufactured imported expressly to his order every article
Of which is fully guaranteed ,....
Particular attention is invited his Of Watches
which excced in tie city, and will sold prices
lower than is often ask ed for inferior article
E The stIictes attention. as heretofore in Watch Repair
ing Diamond Setting, or IRwery Work. jag 2paw
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1KGssleey .EKoesse, Baton Rouge.

RRG3'faey EKOeEse, BATON Rouge.
This known Hotel has undergone, during the past
MONKS very alterations and repairs various improve
been made in different parts Of the establishment
the supplied with places and nothing overlooked hat
would be likely add comfort and convenience Of is
patrons.
G TIE Furniture ard everything pertaining 10 the house
thoroughly overhaEed and in perfect order and
it is open for the reception Ct guess.
VIM. MARKHAM.
aI6 apau
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BATON RoUaE Apfoc This well known and
influential noerafic Journal change hands NJ.
d. G. Jenkins now of the Delta, having disposed IF
his interest Iii ii to Mp Nj late partner,
and Mr.. David Martin5 III the alexandria Democrat.
Under tie new AdHocate cannot fail to be-
ably conducted and W. take this occasion to wish
the proprietors ths fullest peculiarly sue
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Rich s. Co.'s SNg<gsse<T1edea' Safes.
wnDER's PATENT,
With Powder Proof Locks, that have never Ebeen
Robbed. .. a5- w ..
TWELVE YEARS In USE DOLLARS woErH OF BOOKS
Or PAPERS DESTROYED, ~ p
m full assortment Valuable Safes constantly
hand, and for sale by Ill.,.
SOUTHMAYD 8, HARRISON,
1ulG1y G3 Camp street.
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Fashionable Clothing.

Fashionable Clothing.
F. STRI n G T r Ii G o.,
90 CAMP STREET., oS
Are selling :fsir stock Of he*vy WINTER GOODS a greatly
reduced prices. They have few superior CLOTH TAMAs
Pn and Ripbed Beaver Cloth OVER COATS ara Over SACs
Superior French Cloth FROCk and DRESS COATSi
DO do Cashmere PANTS, late style.
A large assortment Of SILK VELVET and CASHMERE
VESTS.
IL r T $.
They would also their superior stock Of Line
and Muslin SHIRTS which ;hey ote! lo prices jas 2pl2t
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Il UNFAIR, IN Nor IN have been favored
with copies Of at the office Of the
Baton Ronge Adqocates entitled n Report
and Resolasion on Tho petition Of Henry NJ. Hyanls,
Henry 81. Paul and p. ID. Withers, contrasting the
right Of Iao1ce Bnrttlles >. >. Michel, and Glenay
Burke their seats AZ Senators from the parish Of
Il Orleans. Ri
Now, why vas not minority q the com
mittee appended Why We're the alIpoWerfm
majority afraid that the to their poison shonld
be spread broadcast among The people The facts
incline DIS TO think so
We vote Of AZ to 7, FIVE thou
sand copies majority ard minority reports and
testimony were ordered be printed for the use Of
the members Of the senAtee.
Why Was HE f sy report omitted? Is The
matter n1R stands, exceedngl contempt
BILE and diahons aspect VII somebody explan2
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INAUGJJR RATION
A NDREW JACKS ON,

Ecaa xu GGG NEW =emm 5G$@ Gum q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-18
NUMBER SO

will sign my name to the Declaration
OF Dissolution. But at that moment a
black bletch appeared on the back Of my
| hand. aa raky blotch which seem 10 sre
evea aow. What is that said alarm
ed, knew not why, at tbe blotch oA Ny
hand.
"He said no more, gentlemen, bat
drew from beneath his cloak an ohject
which he laid upon the table-laid it up
on the very paper on which | was writ
ing. ] he object, gentlemen, was sAel'
eton.
"There. said he, there are the bcnes
Of Isaac Hayne who was hung in Charles
ton by the British. He gave his life III
order to establish the Union. When
you put your name TO Il Declaration OF
Dissolution. why YOU may as well have
the bones of Isaac Hayne before you ne
was Soutl, Carolinian, and so are yoh.
But there was no blotch upon bis right
hand.
NV i,h these words the intruder left
the room. started back from the con-
tact with the dead mans bones and
awoke. Overworn by labor, had fallen
asleep and been dreaming. Was it not
singular dream =
All the company answered IN the al
firua,ive, and Toomhs nuttered. "Singuz
far, very singular" a, the same tine
looking at the back Of his right hand.
while Mr.. Calhoun placed his head be
ween his hands, aud seemed buried i'll,
thought.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-18

q Hope writes the poetry Of boy.
but memory that af man. Man looks
forward with smiles, but backward with
sghs. Such is the wise providence Of
God. The cup of life is sweetest at the
brim, the favor is impaired as we drink
deeper. and the dregs are made bitter.
thatwe may not struggle when i, is lsAen
from ourlips.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-18

Upon the questions nov as"a''"5 thf
country. We declare,
|. Tha, the action Of the legislative,
executive aud Judicial department d the
government, ought TO be controlled By the
principle. taught BY the trainers and nn''
est interpreters of the constitution that
..freeaom is national and siarery seci'on'
al"
.. That repose for the country and
stability 10 the Union, must be sought by
relieving the general soyernmen'--sa tar
,s It's jurisdiction e1tends-oi all conhee-
ton with, aud Accountability Tor American
Slavery.
3. That the independence aud so'ef,
elgn;y OF the state IN its legs ation aud
judiciary should be maintained lnVioia'e
4. That the repeal OF the Missouri
Compromise was gross violation OF VA
tonal faith, aud that no State erected
from any part of The territory conseera'ed
to freedom BY that Compact, ought ever
to be admitted into the Union as Slave
State.
5, Tha, the rights OF actual settlers III
the territories 10 the tree and undlstuFoed
exercise Of their elective franchise. grant
ed to them by the laws under which they
are organized, should be promptly pro
,ected by the national executive, when
ever violated or threatened
Resolped. tha, in the judgement oil The
State Council all forms oil initiation IN tnt
admission OF members TO the order should
be discontinued, the candidate beng re-
qaired simply to sign the constitution
and pledge himself 10 secrecy IN fegaFl
10 the Transaction OF the council room, !,
being understood that each sub-counc'I ''
At liberty 10 iorm such regulations vary
ing from the above as they may 'hlnf
proper for their own government
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would be lost.
Let Us follow this path, then; and
putting spurs to their horses, they soon
found Il emselves out of sight and hear
ing Of the chase.
Here said Sir Jamesss'ise are safe
from observation.
Before going farther resumed the
young Russian, i must ASH you to take
charge Of this;' handing him a pocket
book. within it arc bank notes to the
amount of a million roubles.
'Anillion'' exclaimed Rally, snrpris-
ed out ofhis usual calm by the amount.
Take it sir, | beg of you, and dcign
to listen to me. Ny father and | were
born on a small estate near the EolEa
The estate belonged to Prince Gouioubs-
koF. tn father of the Prince now in Wen
na. NJ father was attached to his per-
son for long tins, and served him with
such zeal nd devotion, tuat, al his {, ut b.,
he be4geatheJ him considerable san;
bu. unfortunately for our family. he for
got his nf@nchisement. My father traf-
Gckcd n frs with Southern Russia. and
beta intelligent and energetic. he grew
r gi4A rich. Nv education was entrust-
French cmigrant and to his cares
owe NV Subsequent success: fof
when srsv ur. ioirea nv Efforts to
those afn.v father. and cxtending orr op-
cra,ioa- % tho East. doubled his fortune
in the course ola few vcar+. Oar posi-
naa as ssres excited tie solicitadc of my
friend tfs rronch.nan and he uread mo
to sack an adopted country in tie West
r, WaT.a. but Though arlentty de-
sired IA withdraw NIX neck from the yoke
ofb5alla5s. could not ay. without lcay-
inv INV poor ola father a prey to my mas
..r.~ 71-. III once Left Russia
I'm H. a5..u s. l54stis. mout fer him
,.z5 .za#a.s properte. and a
l..- ~. E5z1 1f. tta7ofs Oh sitHrfy.-
I raHia Hat IT. it. bz7iieS, l noaHsaed
Aef59 #i5h strengthened me each day
go aWet the morrow. l Thought ta@'
Aiezan3ar, who. 1t ~as said ~a7 a@9.-
tioos Of tha tide OF reseaeEatef of his
country, would associate his name vita
the abolition OF sea1tude' bnt ali 'ae
philanthropy Of the Emperor restrained
as it WIS by the hatsiai a"' P.'.'.ss mo-
bles, produced only tAs UkaS'' winch lof-
bad the individual sale Of the SeFi4i taeE
cauld oH!s be sold with the estate.
had w4it-l in vain.
Why did YOU not Try 70 purchase
Yourself.
i. v5.l3 have been useless. The
,.ea: Masaoyita lords have made a nor
ri5le contract, binding themselves not 10
accent the ransom Of slave. Are You
IGNORANT that a scrf Of Count Schereme-
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"MlDHIGnr Assassin The Nashua
Tleqrap6 learns that tue hufkers have
organized a secret society in that city
This shows how much sincerity there is
in their resolutions against secret socie-
ties. 1t is fact that there is no contfo-
ver,ing, that the business transa ciions ot
the ol. pasties have always been con-
Quoted ". til more secrecy than have those
Of the ,ert bic X. Ms.
Mr.. Ia .ks.--The Hartford Ceurant
an American paper, has the following.
which expresses precisely the feeling 81
many IN this section:-
This genilema,, has not been supports
ed for Speaker exclusively on Republican
or American grounds, though men Of both
votes. He is considered by those wio
have voted fer him as il representative
Of the extension OF slavery over territories
declared free by the Compromise Of 1920.
To tbs extent, a large majority Of the
Nothern American Party are ready TO &c,
they do not attack slavery where the
Constitution has sanctioned il or where
State Rights have established il. They
feel as indignant as all the North at the
repeal of compromise that had devoted
Kansas and Nebraska to freedom and
they desire the practical restoration of the
Missouri line by the admission OF Kaus-s
as Free State This is the stand which
the Americans of Connecticut have Ia
ken and in no other sense are they Alb
olitlonst. In pursuance Of this North.
ern feeling, the American Party would
have preferred for Speaker, Mr.. Camp
bell, OF Ohio, and in consequence our
members voted for him. They have now
taken up Mr.. BANKS as The best represent
alive of their views, who had any change
Of election"
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MigtrllallrQrlg.
THE RUSSIAN SLAVE.

''""sa'fa "' tha New York Musical World
1t was the epoch of the Congress Of
vienna, when the fate of halfEurope was
decided amidst pomps and festivities with
out rival IN modern history. Tourna-
ments. carnusals, masked balls, theatres.
and operas. horse racing and gaming, re-
gattas, illuminations, fireworks, every
thing which the Imagination could devise.
was employed for the amusement of these
kings taking holiday. Amid the pro
gramme Of festivities prepared by the I'M
pcrial Committee, there figured stag
hunt. and the woods in the ncighborhood
Of SchUnbunn wcre gay with the crowd
assembled to witnes, or plrticipa,, in the
sport, Or 9s.soaal8aa elcgantlvdrsss-
cd and moaHt.d an a hish-brcd steed.
took no part inthe amusement Of the day.
His eyes &ara inteatI9 fixed on Sir James
Rally. an Eagiishman noted for his wealth
h'seecea'ricitias. and hispsssion Tor play;
he followed him wherever j. v.at. and
ca=i ta wish 10 a..aas. Ii. attention.
.Wsas=.554 tl..sa,s58 sid SIR J3e,ss
ohjmsa /. .Tw;cq r5qeyss have saeaI5n.
I'll i ff57 f9aas man. and he hos M L.
IL aoa gesture caaa5t
M. a-e.
van ~
- theaaTe-
4la,
.~.-. .Wa7zs low. 1 hay7 hi
A haaa Il a-et yea before
y IS. sz7..a t.eHa..5. Eman. wa Va
vain. 3Hizr 4t.n- hss memory; .Yes,
tpa.a a.li,as which tormentz az,
ma.ss aaaot zass=sy fy -i,ia. him
thu a-.. ssst he asks ~.
4 a#5 a-,.r ..a5aa NV uaa5.-
81 ~ II
lin sa9
.E Hltl Ssae; and ia
u
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Wrong is but ialsehood put IN practice
The happiest of pillows is not ,ha,
which Love first presses it is thai which
Death has lrowned on aud pas, over.
-Politeness is not always a sign II
wisdom ; bu; the want Of it always leaves
room for suspicion of folly:
Never take into your confidenc, OF
admit often into your company, any man
who Goes not know, on some Important
subject, more than you DO.
Serious thoughts are folded up, chest.
ed, and unlocked al iigh,er. lie dust.
settle all about the chanIber.
Every witticism is an inexac,
thought tina, which is perfectly true il
impeyiectly witty.
Clear writer's, like clear f,un,ains. do
not seem SO deep as they are the surbid
look the most profound
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-18

~ Courage is bad for the health.
Show US prize fighter, and we will show
you a gentleman who is troubled with
bruised head more than half his time
Il is only the timid who reach ole. age.
The man who ran away at the battle nf
Saratoga is living yet, aged ninety three.
His brother, who, wished to see it cat
was run into the ground" the day ahe,
the surrender of Burgoyne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-18

''Tliis gentema, has not been supports
ed for Speaker exclusively on Republican
or American grounds, though men Of both
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-01-18

Mr. Ia ,ks.--The Hartford Ceurant
an American paper, has the following,
which expresses precisely the feeling 81
many IN this section:-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
sC0Tg,S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

rsvHERg are features connected with this mill vcrtby
/ consideration and close examination the part
tLose WshinR To purchase Feed Mill
lie mechanical strucOn and adaptation TO the
po-es deigueo, crush and grind Its great
pacty, while doing imnense work with extraordinary
its durability j. amply provided for The complete
and entire portabeness Of the Little Giant rendering its
greater convenience fer plantation and farm impOssi
be Il requires mechanical aid bill OF expense 10 put
il up; fam hand servant put up ana set
running Ian hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied 10 horiEontal-ss is most
usua-OT head, and the mill may he easily attached
where STAN water used The power take, requiring
and horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 bushels gond feed meal per bOur according 70 the
degree Of fneness gound, and the size mill IL IS the
cheapest m all things considered here before the pub
tic.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant, { pa
tent and worthy ncsi the G. that there has been
Patent Right specializing hucksteng about the country,
as Is usual with the thousand bunging nakEshft nrie
mems that are got trademeFeiy to get money by
selling or psinng the patent right uncn the creduos-
then the machine abandoned by all parties ham
bug; he other hand the Pstentee ana ffopeas oi m
Little Giant tis -yEg that hey CGnand determined
that they VIII supply the Agucuurasts and Stocs raise
Of our country with superior MIL permanently en-
gagged IN the business and have hundred thousand
dollars Invested in the manufacture Of these mills, m the
East and Soun, Of these establishments e. poy
ing 60 men solely in this business So highly are these
mills appreciated that fur thousand have teen sold within
the past eighteen months and tie heaviest and the o;t
extensive aDuflcpreTs Of Agricultural mpe men IN the
United States have eagerly sought interest IN their manu-
iactur6 sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested;
Of the kind has received and high testimonials
and none by Of subs anta, practical utiy ana
merit have fairly ground their into every days
use aud popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Com and
Cobb Mil Orders promptly hlied
Liberal discount TO dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
oct1-u No. ~ Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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PLANTERS HUIkL,
Broad Street. Augusta. ca.

WIS Rev and eommodi8us hose, spienddiy hy- ke
nshed 10 Rov ready for The Receptions Of visitors. ~
~ HsrsoH, PropFsefos. Mr.. NlCxEasas. sap't ~
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
CARTEIG'S SPANISH mINssIEl..
The Great Purifier OF the Blood!
VI n tAlNI iSLO Of mhhOOhA IN
Ii Na AegLctnA PM and Pn1hsL,

NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let tie affected Read and Ponder.
An InaIble Remedy scrofula Kings Evil Rheumat
Obstinate CutanefCs Erupuons, Pmples Postules
the Face, Boches, Eols, Ague and Fever Chronc
Eyes, Ring Worm letter scad Head Enlargement and
Pair OF the Bones and JOINTS stubborn Ulcers, SyphitiC
Disorders LumOago, Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising from lnGdciCu5 Use OF Mercury, Imprudence
in life, or lmpurity OF the Blood.
Wis great alternative medicine and Purifier OF the BLOOD
is used by thousands OF grateful patients from
part Of The United STATE who testify daily
able per formed by the greatest all edcnes Gar
TFRS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Scroius EruptoD the SKIN Liver Diseases Fevers u
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching Of the Bones
snd JOINTS all speedily put to digit by using this great
and inestinahie remedy.
For all diseases OF the Blood nothing has yet been found
compare whit Il ceanses the system of all impurities
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys
strengthens The Digestion gives tone to the Stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, and the Consti
enfeebied ny disease broken down by the
youth, TO is pristine vigor and strength.
For the LADIES' II S nComparably better than all the
metcs ever used few doses # CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE
will al sacwness OF complexion, bring the
mant the cheek, give elasticity the step, aud i'm
prove the general health kable degree beyond al
the medicines ever heard Of
The large certificates which have received
persons from all parts Of the United States is the best
evidence that there Humbug about it. The press hote
keepers magistrates, physicians, and nublc men, wei kuowu
the community, all add their testimony the wonderful
effects q this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Cal on the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac, and
cad the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all medicine
has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Proprie
tors No. Pearl street, Richmond Va whom al order;
for supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And for sale by W. f. GRAY and II. G.. SCOVILL Nash
vile, and by Dealers In Medicine generally.
usr1a-,itriwawiy
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A. c. * a. Il. BEECH.
DEALERS ~
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

40 College street,
fIAVE opsned Frry laTgc stuck o. I'll knfs 81 DRESS
II GOODS suAhls 70 The Pail snd Water Trade, q the
Nrvcst sfvirs
Also aanusouss iat q IN hs dasFne Of cL0AKH
and MANfLKs in store and ready oF eKhseuon- We
pecaiy invite you loak stnck Of CoAks before
buyias.
- have In store ven large sinck az al tnss - CAR
PElt ~ The paerns aud nattrT ources % sxa
thsn ss chap any osrg House tbs SIDE q hr
LACE CURTAINS.
Ia addition ihs above have large SssCk Of En
kinds 81 Daf GooDs, tztatls ioF ihs Esh ass winter
TRADE A. C. a A. a. BsECR,
ssgA5 Ne % Ceilsss "a &ssa Wa. gseA.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
500 R eward.

DUNAwAY from The subscriber living in ,dfa'd county,
IL the lStb inst, Negro NAMED ION about -
years Of A, aboat feet 10 Eehes hgh weighs shout so
pounds very dark pl-xun. lie i good scribe and
slyus his 'fnuuas adiey." lie well dressed
vhen nc lrf gvod sut q dsik coc- and LlAck hat
I- As hair plked aAdl very Likely neFre lie H.
upect aimsg Tor etate, and has Proatiy supplied
hlalse free papers. vii EiY- lie above
apprshsnsloa and esnLnsGsns Ia jan 40 ear Fvt HIN
again. O.. HIGHT,
dscle-3A~d shclbyviile, Team.
"L0usvs journal" vin please cory he Of Is
"a hiii "a this CD ios pAyusent.
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sNITHLAED, PArUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TWICE A NaEE

VNUF light Oraught Steamer MON cT~=n
i TICELLO G. W CoCCH, Master, EsgT-4ssss7
viii above until January next -sEs45
after which she VIII ply regularly b tween this port and
WAIr>BORu, and al intermediate landings Orders len
with her fJr passage freight N meet with prcnp
attention n. H. HARRISON,
Oct22-6n A HAMILTON. agents
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