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CHEWING TOBACCO. AN IMroR,

CHEWING TOBACCO. AN IMPORTANT
IMPROVEMENT
7 N putting up Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco has
L been adopted by Messrs. Z. Goodwin Bro. of
NewYork City.
Tobacco of the Best Quality is selected, neatly
wrapped in Tin Foil, and Patent Pressed
The great advantages of this over other h.:
consists in the size of the packages, rem re-: ~
more convenient to carry in the pocket, ana by be-
ing pressed solid it keeps moist and FRESH, and inn
proves in quality as it used while in other brands,
as soon the package is opened, the quality rap
idly deter;orates-the tobacco growing dry-and
litterng the pocket to the great annoyance of the
consumer. The dressing which the Fine Cut To-
bacco undergoes in the process Of manufacture,
frees it from all grit impurities, Objectionable
in the Of all Plug Tobacco. Chewers will do
well to give the Patent Pressed trial, and Judge
for themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants who receive it
direct from the Manufacturers.
T. GOODWIN Il BRO.
mo oO7 Water Street, NewYofk.
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CONGfR 4 FIELDS

SUPERIOK23HEMICA BLACK TNK
OR ten years known to the public as the hoe. :.
the market, and infinitely superior to the com.
mon logwood inks. '-' CUM
The public viii at once understand the follox;,o.
- York, Jan. 2, 1858
AHer chemical analysis of Conger & FieId.
superior Black Ink. have decided that il is more
saa'uIly and scientifically prepared, {being manu-
black ink which havs' anayzed 4 Il te v ,ss.
permanet aud legible writing-ink ever used '''''
STA1roRD, Practical Chemist
AanuaActured By John Cook & Co.. 90 Wiil;.m
Street kewYork and Tor ss's BY the Trade ranar r
any a every city and TOYS In the United states
Liberal DISCOUNTS on large orders. $3.50
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
FER CEGG1CA1 yoUEwAL.


Tue only publication in tue world devoted to the
science OF human nature, mentally and physically,
opens with the January number its THIRTY-rHIRD
VOLUME, and appeals confidently to the lovers OF
progress and of mankind to continue that support
which has hitherto given it so wide field of in
iiusIce and such a vast power for good
THE OBJECTS OF PIE JOURNAL
are, to teach man his nature: his capabilities
and how use them to the best possible advantage
his defects, and how TO correct them.
ERRORS OF HABIT AND EDUCATION
will be clearly set FORTH in the light Of Phrenoogy
and Physiology, and the true remedy expounded.
PHRxNoL0GY
in its application to home education, domestic gov
ernment self culture selection of pursuits, choice of
apprentices, clerks, partners in business or COM
panons for life will be, heretofore the leading
feature of the work
YOUNG MEN AMBITIOUS TO DEVELOP
their powers and qualify themselves by Self Culture,
for USEFULNESS and SUCCESS IN LIFE;
TEACHERS WHO WOULD LEARN
Ly simple methsd how to draw out the intellect and
cultivate the dispositions Of their pupils
MOTHERS DESIRING GUIDE
to the best of forming the character and
preserving the health and morals of their children;
MERCHANTS ANXIOUS TO SELECT
wisels.manage judiciousiy. AID educate properly,
their clerks aud confidential assistants;
MECHANICS WISHING TO CHOOSE
apprentices and train them for their own particular
trades; and every who would learn
HOW TO STUDY CHARACTER.
select friends, business parners, coanubal compan-
ions, and general associates: but, above all HOW TO
TRAIN oSt's owA CAPABILITIES in the BEST POSSIBLE
II
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Hardware, Iron. etc.

F. T. FULGEs L Co,
Icoupitoulas and New Leuee streets be-
t,ceen Gragier and Poydras, Ne,c Orleans
q Have a large and well assorted stock of
TX Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Sweedes and
to English Bar Iron. They are agents for the
celebrated Cumberland Tennessee Iron and are
supplied with complete assortment of the various
sizes.
They are also agents for Isaac Straub's
Queen of the South Corn and Wheat Mil,
and have full assortment on hand.
The superiority of these mills over others is
fully established.
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DIR. BrIlllOn's lSilters

HAVE from their excellent qualities been rec
Ill mended by the most eminent Physicians as a
most valuable and never failing remedy for
Dyspepsia, Debility, Bousness,
Liver Complaints, Diarrhea, Heartburn,
Jaundice, Blood Diseases, sc.
Are also sure and certain preventive
naints &c, and is the most valuable and eicacious
ionic and tAnpetite-creating compund ever offered
to the puU,!c.
By the use Of these Bitters all diseases OF
the Blood win be Thoroughly eradicatsa, and Al.
those who suffering from early and pros
tration of the physical energies will be restored to
robust and vigorous state of health.
The digestive organs will be stimulated
and permanently strengthened, appetite will be
created and the debltated subject restored to new
life
This remedy has very agreeable taste,
aud will be taken readily by children as well as
adults. asss
All persons suffering from any of the above
complaints are invited to try DR.. BRUNoN's BIrrERs
DosE-For an adult, small wine-g glass
full 8 times day; for child, small teaspoon
full twice day.
K. Cruger, Sole Agent for the United
States, 742 Broadway, NewYork.
Sold at so cents per BOTTLE SIS per dozen,
extra Bitters for Bar-rooms, by the gallon or bar
rel, at the low price Of 81 % per gallon; fine
Stoughton Bitters, 81 rs per gallon.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
Wholesale and Retail at 742 Broadway
AL
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1Ae Whipping Post and Pillory in Dela

1he Whipping Post and Pillory in Dela
Udre.
In tho Newcastle county (Del.) court last
week, iour persons were sentenced to punisI,
ment at tie whipping post; one Of them
a, also 10 stand in the pilcry for one hour
The number Of lashes awarded was from Is
to 20 each. Three Of the four were also
sentenced 70 terms Of imprisonment, and to
wear convict jacket for six months after
their discharge. The crime in each case was
stealing. :
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Southern Carriage Repository.
WILLIAM +. MoDON AID.
20 BEEKMAN SrREgr. Nrw YoR,

20 bEEKMAN SfkEkT, NEW YORK.
The subscriber, having made numerous additions
to his already large establishment, and ACQUIRED
additional facilities for the transaction Of his rapidly
Increasing business is prepared to furnish every de-
scription of CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. at the
hortest notice and on th- most reasonable terms
ana offers particular inducements to SOUTHERN
purchaiers, eQnai If not superior, to those of any
other mandatory Of the kind in the country.
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A. SIDNEY DOANE
SOLICITOR or. PdTENTs
- ~ sbn s4HHx-.l

Il A. SIDNEY DOANE. i.
SOLICITOR O r. PATENTs,
ofhce OF the MERCHANTS and Manufacturers
JournAl
se5 Broadedy, Neu YorE.
Particular attention paid to rejected case.
Foreign applications attended 10.
EAGLE PRINTING INK WORKS
LAY 4 BRorHEs;
Manufacturers Of all kin(
Ners, Book d CoSored fl,
Gold Size and Bronzes.
no. S4l Dock street No. SO East CoIumh;. !.
n''aoelpnia. Cincinnati Ohio
HATS, GAPS, dc. AT Wholesale
are constantly receiving Z general escort.
y ment Of Sillsbm, Cassimere W., a psns
r. Leghcm, Sesew, PaInIeaf and Camnea asr,
~ y, an ~. ssps. For sale low. BY FROST d 90.
e. ~ Magazine street, New Orleans. -
$50, =; PIKE Land and General Ar,,, 4.
- ksses. La. hssrnate. er.4;ss =
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JOSEPH G, MfLLEF

JOSEPH G. MILLER,
Commission aud Forwarding Merchant.
Ne. 90 Market Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Refers to Messrs Walsh Jacl son 4 Co.; Messr.
Buckner Stanton Newman, New O,leails, Lou
isiana 5:5I:lv
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NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA:
4 Dictionary Of General knowledge
edited by
George Ripley and Charles A. Dana.
To be completed in Is volumes royal octave, large
size, double columns. Vol.I. is now ready,
and a successive volume will be issued
every : or 3 months.
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!sAyELING EIcHrr.THaEE YrAas AGO
e 1ae fennsyivanis Esening Post, published
~ Fh.ladeIphia, for September, 4, l777, 4
y0e following advertisements: A person
wants 70 60 % Boston, and would be Glad
q place ~ chase Of wagon going there.
Or i only halfthe way on that road ana ,
gen.eei price will BE- given. ANY ina llis
With the rriuter. SO
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Price in Cloth, three dollars; Sheep. Library style
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dollars Half Russia four dollars fifty cents
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7 r 0 S Pc C I q s
OF THE 'F
lunisiana .)ltelliaeafer.

X Law tHat tue wants or North LOUISIANA
II demand it, purpose the establishment and
publication at Momoe, Louisiana, ola Weekly News
paper, under the title of
"THE LOUISIANA INTEZLIGEN-
CER.n
1t will be OBJ ect to render it a welcome visitor
in every household as the herald OF the latest news
the defender OF true Constitutional principles; and
The earnest advocate OF every calculated to
secure the prosperity and intelligence of Nhe conf
munity in the midst of which its influence will be ex-
erted 1t will advocate the principles of the CoSsrr
TUTIoNAL UNION PARTY, reserying to itself, as an
Independent JOURNAL the right to approve or con-
denla any measure in State or Federal politics,
from whatever source it may originate, accordingas
it promotes or initiates against the public veal
While it thus frankly announces its party affilia-
tom. it will make no war upon men independently
of prncip,s md it will at all times advocate, with
its best ability that c.nservative national policy and
Cancellation of interests ana Ceilings, which shah
healour sectional dissensons, and ps. ST.! more
closely together the members Of this confedetrcy,
as one common sisterhood of sovereign States
The Office of the Louisiana Inieigencer," in tho
completeness of its appointments, win be unsurpass-
ed by any country Office in the State. For the is
sue of the paper, we have procured A. b. Taylor's
large Cylinder Press, anda Washington Hand Press;
and Ruggles Rotary Job Press for the execution Of
all descriptions of PLATA and fancy printing
Inc anticipated speedy completion OF the railroad
thus affording increased mail facilities the construc-
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lines radiating North, South and West from Monroe,
will enable US to give the earliest and most reliable
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es North, South and West of this point We call
upon the friends of conservatism and of the Union
whatever their former party affiliations to promote
the circulation of the 'Lntegenter, assuring them
that the best talents and energies of its conductors
shall be devoted to the development Of the material
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J. REHBACH'S Celebrated Lead Pencils,
Os manufactured in al grades and colors.-
Price varying from so cents to dollars per gross
Imported only by Willy Wallach, Isl William
street, NewYork.
For sale at the leading stasioners throughout
he O nited States. epfw.
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~ =. :; rlkE, Land and General Agent =.
y - kssss, L.. hssrnatiea er.1iss So
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VOLUME SIXTH, FoR 1859.
The Little Pilgrim.

VULU ME SIATH, FOR 1909.
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GRACE GREEN WOOD.
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A. HALL.

I T---- - = J. JOHN ARMSTRONG;,
! Address HALL & ARMSTRONG;, Monroe,
Ouachita Parish, La. nov FL, 1sso:no21 g.,
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MA lizard d co '"f
nE ALE in Youths, Boys and Ch;lt,ren's
II CLOTHING, corner of Canal and Old Levee
stFeets, Ne" orleans. tsJ 4::y
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LATKROP d WILKINSON
NO. DC BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK.
Importers and Job5ers in III -
FRENCH GERMAN, ENGLISH a. Aarurc. ~
# Il " g Y obs. tsI ia
SUCH AS 5 !.
Combs, Buttons, Brushes, Jewelrv, u s.a:,
Pertumery, Musical Instruments.
IT.. Wood and Willow Ware, &c, &c.
whlcn their facilities enable them to offer on the
most favorable terms. 80 s ~ 'ns
fENNELL, POWER & Co.
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~ Common Street, New Orleans.
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M PH,rEx roR RuBELLioS. Alludihg to
,hsr prayer offered BY Rev. G. p. GAds,On,
n Charleston. on iaisins the Palmetto Tag
, sOrr-poudsn, Of the New York Courier
and Eoqnrcr relates the following;
when young lived in Hariiord-at
,he time OF the Hartford COnventiOn-and
abe praycr Of Mr.. Gats,0n reminded me Of
N, Rev. Philan Chase, who was Pressyt;r
Of Chris, Church at tina, time The frsi
,,, Of the convention was the appointment
sfa committee ~ wait on the clergy Of The
eity. inviting them 10 pray with the eJnvsn-
ton alternately, They called on Drs
Strong and Flint. and the BaP,is, clergy
man. Who answered aairmAtivsly. Then
thew called on Mr.. Chase To appreciate
hs answer you should have seen the man
rising with b. gigantic form, with a head
like Gahriel's. lie said " he pleased %
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Furnished me with no TORN OfPraysF eoH7-
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wi.lnr.. nnl.am ef Mila chcr,.

Coughs. Coil., Brouchui.. Ns,hma. Crour,
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~s1 o.. i,a.crou. disease, ct, the Throat, Che',
aaI Iuass. r,,,ail. 10 osr dapgerow climate, At
al .sa.os. Of the ,r,r. f,w are f,rtuaats ,nauyh
20 escape ihs,t tsaslaI iaassncc. How ,npousn,
ths., -ou,rliui.. E,,erisuc, prove. tha, this
exists ir Mi,tar's nat.lr o. aneNisui not i5uut
iu ,a, other r,mej, have,cf sr'cte lhe suffer.
ius ths Application ct Ih,. soo,h,ps. hsal,ns aai
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au' rsiar,s JAe .afsr,f % wopiel health.
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SEVEN YEARS!

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Loss of slecp,

lfthsre 'ssnything more ~eaTisg 10 mial and
lody 'has los' u sleep, of fsny d,thcul,y os de-
ease o'a b. oaeser traocd 10 other than loss Of
sieeP, thea experience Ia. los, IT, Po~sr, or SD
ncy SAITH, the grvst Ength ph,.iolosi.,, - ao'
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II d vel knowu that bathing.. oinimsnts, anil
s,trrasl Implications. oaly drive fhsumnti'm from
ous par Il the system 20 aooihss. Sometimes
vah htsl r,.al,,. HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC rlllS. ol,es cure the woui
aal mp.t proir.ctsd oasss. The simple u'cd'cai
susAE FttJ NIL DO more % eradicate the DE
ease thaa guhniil,s. II crude m-j'eipe', anil has
1.r-l shsn 40 o,he, m-sa. have allied. P'ier,
p cents 30 toN. SiN h1Nrs Zoe 81.
seat b., ma,l 90 sSpr,., Tree of chargc, ga ~
csi1t OF thc rricr Adirrss.
DE.T. HUMPHREYS 4 Co,
No. So Rr,adsa,. Nsw Notk.
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DISTRESSING COUGH CURED.

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~ love If tl is sn iHfIspsrs1H.r mroieinf' AL
.hsI fssHrlHlsnt it o. mv srgutin, incs.
e.. ". HANh~, Ia Port, lai.
The b. o.. rrrtt, that u, wlr 49, if s'ns
fr- ysf, r.rh sfrirI 9Th a vIo.snt cough,
.t.rt rstntsI t.r .r uilrh that she vss enable
o.. s4.., IL u.nmrat'. r,.t. ls, ur 1.g ht, ani hy
tt. a.s n ono bgtis of prry Dave Pain Killer.
.rs s4s sutrs', rsileveI, aHi uHs r1I',s good
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u.. 4. h. HELNNGEE, PERI, stur-h, %.
~IIf, druggists aHi sI drhlrrs be- family mel
.lIHes
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II A R Re D =.

o. Nor-ay. he p ia.t. b, Rev. J. e. Suov,
NJ Ir,utis 4. paatilr.h o. ui.s :. "A Isnu"l ,
both ~ y.
n, the sane. ou the Oh inst, NJ James VI.
Ttyur o. No. Ange'n Tucker, al oi NurwaN.
o. Moth llyrrmufs. 29ih u.t., BY Re-. " \.
Dirrs. " Jabp l.,II. ". n, 81 L',srm0fr. 90
Nj. AHa T. Maatll. of Caatun.
o. usthsl, D., Rev. \. q. Gaine.. Wa llsfA~
IT,. o. Me- ilulilh X. Bi.ter, hHih &c f,iu.
~ d. Chhtles Gcfu.h o. Me- lsad1fr IT,, DAD Oh
Co. OF AARON Crass. 10. 40 % u.
o. bethel. op rhauk.syiug Eyeaias. by Rev
NJ whsslst ghi. VI. Jphu BsrkeS 20 Me-
sarah J., d,ughtrf ct Mf. D,an, Ross, all %, u.
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lNru-Sr,tE CoNyNrioNs. Suniry
state, q ,his coniejsracy arc, !, apPsars.
as5u, TO hold conventions, and TO send
commissioner 10 each Others conventions
We presume that this j. not farce, and
that the convention. and commissioners ARE
expected TO accomplish something. We
therefore call the attention % President Bu'
cianan 70 the lO,h section. article >, Of The
Fsieral Consultation, wherein arr the iol'
l7sing words
FL, " State shall. without the consent OF
C1r.rvs., enter into any Agreement
20 compact with any other State or with
iJstIsn power"
surely the ChicfMagistrato who has BEEN
- hiihisl in e1ccuuos the Laws asAins;
piracy. tts neutrality laws. CO. compelling
aII che State. % grant 70 the citizens oio'h-
Or state "al tAs privileges and iumun'-
,.s, % citizens in the several SIate',' "a
r-r,sctins the parity Of the ballot box e..
f, Tausa,) ADD an that sort Of ihing, can
o., h,l % take coguinncc OF the c5uycn.
t.1as and commissioners. Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-14

gFCoUGHs. The spdiea change. Of oar si.
mate are sourcss 81 Psi~ssary, BFvaeA'ai ed
Asitssfic Afsriisai. kxpesience having pie'sd
that simple remedies oitea act speedily aed ee'-
lainly shea taksn Ia the early stages q The dc
ssse. fecourss shoahl Al once /. bad % = bross .
Rru.shsi Tfeslss," or bteag.., 10 the Coli,
Caagh, o. luitatien II the Threat b. s'ef -
slght, AZ b. the pfecsai'oa q nofe sefleas at
t.sk ma, h. s6sctuall, ~ariol "a. PUHLtc
SFE,EGEs sni StssEts ~,n Bod them sicc-
iaal ior csiriag asd streagthsnins the voice. See
adNcftisrur~nt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-14

Cocaine. W ace ,aisuied 90 Joseph bur.
ustt = Co.. 5f Boston. che gsitsrs-up Of tbs ns~
saa really .uprr,as Frsparat1n Go The ha''. 'al
aG-r ta.ru.h traI af Be-. u.1a u1r own e'Pu'
srI che tap-laa'. ofths talras, ~e have DO hes
iut.-1 ,n eSrSy..iag oar huuh'e cnl,iciion hat
iti. thr Gasst hs,r-jie..,as Iqa.d Of which 80
have au, Gn1s edge. tNoi~aA Gst.
S.Ib, Bate. : CO. and pr Ea.,, Paris. and
u 3 N1,es, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-14

Colrrm,. ;. C., Dcc. u. An animated
contest 90. urrcl Ia the legislature, On the
OCCASION " tbs election o! Governor. NJ
tie second ballot, when - was necessary 10
arfs,s.. the vote stood o. fJii5ws Pick
ard 30 johnson 80, Ebc,, =, Jameson .
and Townsend. Barnwell and Chestnut, !
each. To. election va, postponed TO We'd
r.-lav next.