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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06


Elections de Ia parolsse Est Baton Rou,
&c ConyeHtion-dist s6natorial--Dr. w
B Scott:
Paroiase--A Read, c w Combs.
L6gisiature-R w Newport, Morgan
Morgan.
Est Fo5ciana Convention dist S6nat
It " Scott.
Paroisso-Lafayette Saunders, Major
AN Dunn.
L6gislature-D J FIuker, ] Perkins.
Quest FeIician Observation-Disclosures
Cyrus Ratlif, J D Wsderstand.
L6gisIaturc-A G Howell, s F Marks.
POnto OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
POrchs. A Ledoux j..
Legislature-Jacob Van Winckle.
IberviIle ct ouesl Baton Rouge-Con.
v%sntion, district SGnatorial-Thomos w.
Chinn.
ParoissO, Iberville-Zenon Labuuye.
paroisss, Quest Baton Rougs--James
McCaIop.
Legislature, EberviIle-Paul Hebort,
Legislature, Quest Baton Rougo-VaI-
mont HILBERT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

Ont etc 6luB les CandIdats BuiYants DIST
Senatorial. J.E. Grimes, dem. a une majo
iite de 43 voix~-Pour Ia PdroiSses G, Rose
Illus, A Mazureau, c. M. Conrad, J. P. Ben,
jamin, w, c. C, Claiborne, J. Cnlbertson
Wings, p. soult, D. Marignyr H. b. Ce.
mas, G. Eustis, dtmocrates.
POM LA LEGISLATURE.
NJ. Crnzat, A. Pile, J Lavergne, A. b,
CroSsman, ID. F. Burthe, 4. Gard6re, L.
Duyignaud. Wings. c, Gayarr6, b. G.
Fontenau, c. T Dannoy, Democrates.
TROUBLES EIrcrroNELs DIES
PoLLs.
La ibcrtf du rotc est mendcfe.
On lit dams I'abeiIle du 2:
Notre vile a pr9sente hiOr dams, certa ms
districts des scenes qui fourniraient ample
pAture a la raiIeris, 81 les droits du peuple
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sacrifices, n'appelaient
de plus s6rieuses reflections. Ces scenes
pourront 6tre pour les ennemls dun gou.
vernement libre, un suiet de satisfaction
ct de joie msis aux yeux dun v6ritabls
ami DIES institutions lib6rales, aux ysuzd'un
citoyen devou6 a la Constitution ct aux
lois, elles sont de tristes preuves dune de.
cadancs malheureuse dams les sentiments
patriotiques des am6ricainS. Les droits
des electcurs legaux,-des 6leeteurs don't
les qualifications etaient aussi parfaite-
msnt copnues des JUICES d'eleetion que
de toute 10 communicates dreits les
plus sacres, les droits les mieux etablis, oft
etc fouleS aux pieds ayec une iHcroyabIe
audace /; BIT cette violation s'est accomplie,
sans soulevsr instantRn6ment la r6Proba-
ten qu'el3s meritait.
Les JUICES detection wings, sans sxcep.
ton, avaEsnt r6solu de ~rejeter les votes
bases sur!les csrtificats de natura lisatlon,
ennis frauauleusemsnt par lie JUICE ELLIOTT
qui a etc !:nis en- jugsmenl ct destitu6e
CONNIE cvnvaicu de corruption en- les de-
IivFant. Cs refus, parfaitement fond6 en-
yaison ct en- equit6, a porte les JUICES loco.
focos de quelsues.uns dssldistricts wings 4
farmer lsS polls ct i refuser absolument
le droit do voter aux ~citoysus les plus an.
Glen ct les plus respsctales de notre vile
ct pour METRE lie comble a Viniquit6 dune
pareille measure, ces JUICES qui refusaient
ainsi l'exercice du privilege electoral, ne
cOntestaiGnt m7me pas lie drois de ceux
quilS rspQuGsaient des polls!
Dams II second district dc Ia premiere
municipasit6, pas un ssul vote ma etc re.
CO Un citoyen respectable par son age
ct son catactere, s'eut presents aux iuges,
ct son vote a etc refuse par lie JUICE loco.
Eco, sous pr6tazte que Ie JUICE wing await
g'intentioA de rejeter les certifcats fraudu.
seux du ;ags Elliot ct celia auant gu'uU
seuI rOtaas EiiScta Sc fat prfsentf. II pre-.
voyait Is cas- probabis ID un yotant FL
lott serais refuse. ct en- vertu de cetts pro.
babilits, j ma pas permits qu'un seui vote
fut ~accept6.
Dams J premier district de Ia premiere
mu~nicipaSite gui aurait do fournir environ
400 yoixi on ne prls que 81; Ell sur ees
81 Yoix, les wings ont Gu une majorite
--.aE ga -
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AVIS.

lie tabfeau des taxes LEILA Corporate
fannce 1913, Giant achieve par ~ , 80
est deP'se au bureau du Marie pr .r Tevaman
oe tous eenx lnteresses, ct y .estera dams ia
courant De dix lours de cett.e date, 14l' ~
mars SA T sKoLFIELD,
.I@LS Ir' -sorier & CoIlecteur
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

LIE CURE DE BATON ROUGE ET LIE
CoURRIER DIES ETATs. UNIs.--Les pre-.
tres catalogues sont gen6ralement, par
Ieur education supGrieure ct Ia prudence
de lcur conduito, d Ia hnuteur do In grande
ct noble mission qui leur est couf6. II Y
a peu d'exceptions, OF c'cat pr&cis6ment
parcoque les mauvais pr6tres sont rares
que nous devons los signaler, atm qu'oD
Sc tienno on garde> contre leur fausSes ct
crimineIlcs i]nsinuations.
10 Cure dc Baton Rouge qui jusqu'a
&c jour, await 81 fair tourner d son profit
tout CO quo nous %ayions: pu dire pour le
rnnener a dos sentiments plus dignes de Ia
robe quill porte, a d6daiguG nos avis, PEN
SAINT sans doute qu'uno publicit6 aussi cir.
conscrite que Ia n6tre pouvait 9tre faciIe.
ment tsxGe de caIomnie ct devenir parcon.
s6quent une arme propre 4 favoriser despo.
tisme jesuitique. II pArvint en- ctFsta porsua.
der d la masse du PeupIe ignOrante ct su.
Perstitieuse que CO qu'on exigait do hi,
de precher TN dimanche en-
~frsncais eft un dimanche en- angIais, ne.
TAFT qu'un P~r6texts de 10 pers6cuter ct quill
etsit victilne dc. certaines maniorss peut-
Gtre un pou trop dfmocrdtiqucS. Tarturo
cstte Gois a Ell recours a la faiblessC hu.
maine qui est a I'ordre du jour, II n fat
appel u passions politiqGea OF SON triom.
phe n etc facile.-AprGs Gala nous dsvions
le silence. On nons faiSait esp6rer
quill modiierait SEES idGes OF surtout sa ma.
d'agIr. Fatigu6s d~'attondre, nous
avoRssaisi aysc empFessemont Occasion do
le livror a Ia vindictc nniysrseIIe, en- priant
10 r6dactsuf en- chef du Courier dos Etats.
Unis dc Vouloir bieu nous alder dams Fac
complissement do notre os1yre. NJ. Fred.
que nous ayons trouy6 con.
'tsmment sur la br6che quand il s'cst agi
souteRir Ia justice, ne nous II pas fat
IL faut; il nous a pr6t6 l'appui de son
grand talent ct dc Immense pubIicit6 de
ion Journal pour METRE Fable Brogard
III carcan des deux nTondcs. Nous re.
'roduisons Particle du Courier des Etats
Jnis /:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

acto . Ia Cour ct NJ jngo d'icelle, dams
pEtat du Missouri.
Approve 10 II JUN 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

i" lie prstre ~coupabIe, don't nous arIons,
est lie cure do Baton Rouge, dams la Louis.
lane. SEES predecessors dams cette vilIo
~ayaient l'habitude de pTecher alternative.
vement en- franGais ct en- anglais, pour
que Ieur parole pat stre entenduo des deux
populations, a peu pres 6gales en- nombre.
LIE cure Brogard, {tel est son nom( a
change de sa propFe a~utoFite eette habitu-
de il ma plus voulu Precher QUEEN an
glais, quoiqu'iI parIe cette langue dune
facon 81 grotesque que dos americans
de bonnie foi nous ont assure qu'iIs ne pou.
valent jamais %comprendre IN mot de son
~baragouinage. En- vain, les habitans DO
rigine franchise Pont.ils c%onlur6 de res.
pecter PancisnDe coutume, il a refuse en-
vain ont.ils fait appel d ses ssnti.
ments de na~tionaIite, il a repoDdu "Je
ne suis pas Frncsis lei, 10 suis pretre p
CONNIE 81 Papostasie du patriotisme etait
q gloriication de son caractere sacr6 |
CONNIE 81 la religion de Ia patrio ne pou.
wait point s'allier 4 cells de Disu / Indi.
gnee dc CO deni de justice, Ia population
fraafaiso de Baton Rouge a cesse entie.
rement ct sans exception de fr6~quenter
son egIise, bate par ellie, ct qui nest point
encore pay6e, ct CONNIE cstts population
est 10 iplus respectable, la plus richie, Ia
Seuls qqi entretienne P6gliss par ses dons
ct par Ia locaH&n dss bancs, reglisc est
menaate derGine dams I'm proclaim ave.
hfFs DE son cote, lie cure absndonne,
mepFise das gems honnetess a cherche sa
eoE1Pagnle habituelle dans:les rangs inf.
de la societe on le volt 10 plus fire..
quemnsnt, vstu Ell laique, parmi les Tr.
landais Of les soldsts de Ia garrison qui
sont deVenus les seuls habitu6s de son
eglise ct les amis a l'aids desouels il est
parvenu . faire elre des marguilliers de
con choix. II u do cette ~victOire aux
gsrmes de zizanis lie miuistrs de paix est
ainsi dsvenu l'agsnt de la discorde, le pre-.
ire a etc digne du Francais. On doit
ssP@re' que I'Eveque de ID NouvelIe. Or.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

A peinO connaisSait. on r6lection du DR..
G. w. Combs CONNIE ddl6gu6 a la Cen.
ysntion que d6ja ON nouO apprsnait quill
venait de MOURN ? 10 4 juliet, ySrs Q hou.
res de l'ppr6s.midi, le DR.. C. w. Combs
a cesst ae vivre. La loi veut que 10 de-.
legue destin6 a 10 remplacer soft Slu dix
iourS npr5s. II faut done que 10 10 ~.
lection soft fnis, puisque 10 Il est un di.
manche. L'election aura lieu dams 10
meme Ordro que prdcadommont ct dams
les mames lisux, pendant les trOiS iourn6es
des IL, IL ct 10 Juliet,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06
Pour Electors,

\ WWE %
4 dist. jacques 'EoUtant,
2 I" ZenOn Cavelier,
. !" George $. GuiOn,
A s. Aafay 10 saunders
3 /" jacques Dupre,
Q I" Edward Sparrow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06
AVIS.
inin q 1a44 70.

Commencement atix instructions du com
mIssaire General des Terres, en- date du Ia
Mare lS44, ct refues a co bnfeau 10 Is
AVril detniet, le bureau de I'Arpenteur o.
neral pour 10 district de Ia Louisiana, ssta
tlansfert de Baton Rouge a DonaldsonvitIs
(Lo) le Is Juliet proclaim, ct sera ouvert
pour Ia Transaction d'afaires lie Is du mems
mois.
+ D NE WCOMB,
Atpenteur Gen. de la liz.
Baton Rouge, IL Mai 1s44 L.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

Hornsby, trouv6 coupabIe du meurtre
do TowSood, a etc dondamne par lie iuge
de In Cour CriminelIe, a cling ans de peni.
tentiaire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

90 single barrel Shot Guns al very low
pieces for sale by
PHILLIPS g. LAEOUE
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Pods Du PAIN.

flx6 par lie marie pour Ia semaino s~uiyante
la Farine etant ) SO 03 lie baril; DO onees
de pain pour dix sona
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ParoissO, Iberville-Zonon Labauye.
paroisss, Quest Baton Rouge--James
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

Vento du chomin a eouliases do Ia Nile.
Orleans ct Nashville, accessories 1t ncut es.
claveB.
j. B. BLACHE g. p. e. TRICOU.
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ELECTIONS DE la NILE. ORLEANS.

RoUR LA CONVENTION.
Ont etc 6lus les CandidatS ouiyants dist
Senatorial J. f. Grimes, dem. a une majo-
iit6 de 43 ~voixr-pour Ia Poroisse, G. Rose
Illus, A Mazureau, c. NJ. Conrad, J. P. Ben
jamin, w, c. c, Claiborne, j.. Cnlbertson,
Wings, p. soult, D. Marignyr H. b. Ce-
mas, G. Eustis, dfmocrdtes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

NJ. Crlzat, A. Pile, Lavergne, A. b.
CroSsman, ID. F. Burthe, +. Gardere, l..
Duyignaud. Wings. c, Gayarr6, b. G.
Fontenau, G. T Dannoy, Democrates.
TROUBLES ELECr1oNELs DIES
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06

JUN Is 10
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
Atlantic Steam ShiDs.

1t is very probable, from what we can learn, that
Captain Hosken will return to England in the
Great Western without having met with the success
in organizing line of ocean steamers which he
and others anticipated.
1t appears that this popular officer has visited this
country for the purpose Of feeling the pulse OF the
public and to obtain the aid of our government in
establishing line Of mail steam ships like those
now running TO Boston. II was his plan to have
four steamers to run between New York and Liver
pool to carry the American mails Two OF these
steamers were to be the Great Western and Great
Britain, and two new and powerful ones were to be
Immediately constructed, either in England or this
country-but probably in England. Not having re-
ceived the slightest encouragement from our gov.
ernment as it is said, Captain Hosken has, we
believe, gone to Canada to see what can be done
there. Whether or not he will succeed with the
PfovIncias, is of course matter Of doubt. II the
railroad between Boston and Montreal be carried
through, the Canadian capitalists will be some
what divided in their movements relative 10 their
intercourse with England There is room enough,
however, for half dozen routes, and Captain
Hosken may, therefore, receive some encourage
ment. Whether he meets with any success or not
IN Canada, he will probably return home next
Saturday with his plan in his breeches pocket.
And thus his mission ends.
Let us hope, however, that neither his nor the
efforts Of any other in this business will stop
here II is very natural to suppose that the present
administration would throw cold water on any en-
terprse like the one we have mentioned, for the
reason that the steam ships were to be controlled
by British company. Any administration would
very likely have done the same. If line of mai
packets are to be started into existence with
the sanction Of the American government, the said
line ought TO be controlled, if not owned, by Amer-
cans. We would like TO see four or five steamers
like the Western running from England to New
York, and we don't care who manages or owrs
them, provided our government has nothing TO do
with them; but the moment this government lends
its aid in any shape TO them, then the American
f,g must float at their peaks and American officers
walk their quarter decks. We are in hopes that in
a few short years shall this. We want an
ocean mail!ine wholly American. We want line
TO form school for our young officers and seamen.
We want one for the benz fit of the commercial
community, and we must have one.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
Thentrlcals.

Mr.. Russell arrived in this city on Sunday,
and sails to-day for Liverpool in of the packets.
He will remain few months in England and re.
turn to this country in the fall. He has been alb
sent from this city nine months, and has given
upwards of two hundred concerts, and aver
aged from sixty to six hundred dollars, accord
ing to the place where they were given. Allowing
the very moderate average profit of fifty dollars on
each concert, Mr.. Russell has made $40, 900 during
the last nine months. And well he deserves a for
tune. Success attend him.
Madame Cinti Damoreau still remains in this
citv She recently made proposals to Ole Bull t.
accompany hum In his present tour and join him
in his concerts, thereby 10 dissolve her connection
with Mons. Artot but the former gentleman de-
Glued the proposition, no doubt Judging it bette
and more profit BILE 10 ego on his own hook. >
Madame Clnti Damoreau and Mons. Artot sal,
to-day at ii O'Clock for France, In the packet
ship Iowa.
Yankee H i'll makes his appearance at Saratoga
on Wednesday next
M 80 Neson who was so great favorte here 3
few years ago, is again in this city, and has been
playing to full houses.
Hodges, the great tenor singer, is in this city.
Mr. Brougl,am, the popular Irish comedian, il
also here.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
In Chanccry.

Before the Vice Chancellor.
The GIANT AND GIArTEss RECENTLY AT THE AMERI-
MUSEUM -Phirsas r. Barnum IS. Frederick Randall
Yesterday this question for hearing before his
Honor the Vics chancellor Counsel on behalf of the
paint ffs John Anthon, Esq assisted by George
w. Niles. Esq; and for the defendant, VIM. NJ Price,
Esq. assisted bv Alexander Watson, Esq
motion he part Of the defendant made to dis
solve the injunction and dschaIga the writ OF ereat
sta issued In this case by virtue Of the last OF which
the(iiant the Ejrdge prison.
and with whom his WIFE, the G,sntess, has renamed
untary prisoner since the period Of he arrest Monday
the 6th inst Tae opened BY VIM Price Esq who
in very able and eloquent appeal his Hsnor the Wee
Chancellor strongly insisted tho hardship and cruelty
Of keeping Of the Giants dim snsions in close
tody at this period OF the year. Tor no crime comsd
and indeed far violation of his cotrsrt And be urged
that there not charge in ths whole bill which
warranted the issuing OF writ of Ne Eseat.
Mt Price was replied to by John Anthon, Esq who
read an affidavit denying the ssteasnts Of tbs Giant and
argnng in his usu able and efficient style that enough
had been stated and charged n the bill to sustain the
junction az well as the Ne Erect.
In the course of MIR. Anthons pleading he announced
the fact that the advertisement inserted the San of July
sh which inmaed that IL was tho last appearances OF the
serted for the purpose OF committing pous on
defendant in order to give Mr. Barnums solicitor time 10
prepare the necessary papers 7: have him arrested
on behalf of defendant, showed that the whoe
ton was known to the plaintiff agents in this matter and
hat the plea of pous fraud at dsgraceut and
repugnant TO all law end practice
The counsel for the plaintiff prayed to he allowed to
put in additional affidavit o! Mr. Bennett cont adcting
certain statements Of Mr. Randall which, after
argument the part Of the l-srped each side,
honor decided Berrets 6miAvt should be
iuripE the sitting of the court that day ether with all
the other papers and that he would enJesvor deliver
his decision on the mater N III. morning
The was then adjourned for further hearing until
his day.
DkcI.rors.-M -Manhattan Insurance Co W Jshn h SAT-
,sris = Order allowing demurrer and dismissing bill
with costs
Francis p Ed,oa,d, and Mary p E1Dar1s vs. Jaess
Bodne ct ais Ordered that the masters report be noJi
led, the exception allowed and rsducsd 10 $l69 49,
Amusements.
NiBLo's GARDEN.--The attraction Of the grand
romantic ballet continues great if not greater
han ever for the saloon nightly filled by most crowd
ed and fashionable audiences, who testify their delight
by long continued and hearty bursts OF appreciation
TO morrow evening have the first perot
Of the operatc ballet entitled La Somnambula in which
all the vocal talent OF this capital company will be added
the artists engaged in the satatoal deparm sn This
will prove immense attraction.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

THE WHIe WARD MEErINGs.-The meetings Of
the wings of the several wards Of this city, for tn,
purpose Of selecting delegates to the Syracuse
State Convention were, generally speaking, rather
thihly attended. In few Of the wards there was
tolerabe muster. There is certainly great fall
ing of in the quantity Of excitement in the political
movements of both parties in this city. However,
both are working hard Tor all that. The wings
were never so well organized at present in this
State,
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

The ABOLITION CANDIDATE.-Mr. j. G. Blrney,
the black candidate for the Presidency, IS very
busy lecturing at Detroit.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

ARRIvALs.-The steamer Princeton arrived of
the Battery on Saturday afternoon with Captait
Stockton on board. The Captain is stopping a,
the Astor House. The Princeton leaves again il
two or three days for the Hook.
Gen. Scott arrived yesterday morning at the
American Hotel, and left the same afternoon. HI
goes to West Point, where he leaves some Of hi
family, and thence he proceeds on tour TO Lake
Superior
Gen. Worth left this city on Saturday for Flor
ida.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

VAuxHArl-This pleasant place Of Amusement
has passed out Of the hands Of Mrs. Timm, and tn,
management is now assumed by Messrs MossoI
and Wood, both very clever in their respective
iaes. They offer very attractive bill for thi
evening
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

TYLER MEETISc.-It will be seen by our adver-
tising columns, that the Tyler party will hold a
mass meeting in the Park on Wednesday next
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

ury- MORE PROOFS OF THE WONDERF
ssm properties Of Gourapds Italian Medicated soap
sutton prima donna Mrs Leroy Mrs. johnson. Brook
yn, and host Of other distinguished ladies, have
phacaly pronounced tha GouIaud's Medcaed Soap 10
he most delightful delicious. emoient soponaceous de-
ergent hey eyer used Pray, do try one cake ladies
per,pable matter these hot days Buy no whers else
but At 81 Walker street, first store FRO Broadwayte
cents cake.
o. PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, sCRoFuLoUs
Sores Cutaneous Affections. and all billion diseases may
be cured by Comstocks Sarsapa lila There is exract
which can equal this l. is compounded with other aux
aries OF established efficacy Tor purify ing the blood 1t
prepared by entire and improved process Which
lenders preferable to most of the WORTHLESS articles sold
Sarsaparila The which has follow ed its
and the amount OF suffering which has been relieved by
IT, 10 sufficient recommendation for the article without
our adding any Sold st u Courandt street. Price
30 cents bottle. or 81 per dozen
Q}-GENUINE ARTICLE OF COLOGNE AND M
ported Bay Water just received and tor sale low at Ne Il
Courandt It, Quart bottles tOcsnts Also the Balm Of
Columbia the best article in Tor promoting the growth
beauty and psre of the bar It always i,sss the hair
from dandrnf Ev-ry lady who wishes to have beautiful
nair should use this Bnm.
oI3- HAVE YOU ROACHEs OR BED BUGS "A
surs exermnstor OF these nox0u vermn may be had at
u Courtlandt street Its efficacy has heen established
,lso, the Chinese Hair Eradcsor for permanently
moving the hair from any part o. the body.
05- THE EAST IND A HAIR DYE rs WARRAN.
ted to impart TO the hair beautiful jet black without
either affecting its soiness strength and without stain
ing or IN any way nurng the skin 1t il perfectly inno.
cent in its nature and has dalesrous effects the
health US s attestsd by the experience of those in this
city who have used it lor long time and who still cod
nue to use IT, An apprehension OF its possessing some
injurious qualities has alone deferred thousands from
using this valuable composition, which SO much bcauti
des and adorns personal appearance Sold at II Court
iandt street.
sez- NOTHING WILL DRESS THE HUMAN HAIR
40 bsau,nlly as 37t cent bottle Of Jones Coral Hair
Restorative II gives the hair such delicious SOFT dark
ilkv feeling and appearance and will not dry on II like
other preparations but keep IN order for days together
by one application clears The hair Of dandruf stops
ssI,ina off Sc Sold al 81 Chatham 81 and 313 Broad.
way, Ny, or i3o Futonst. Brooklyn.
ars- DEAFNESs.-Who is suffering from this com.
plant To such we wish 10 say 20 them that Dr Nc
Nars Aeon tic Oil is daily gang reputation he
equalled In curing IT, he marvellous effects which
have resulted iron, IN of rbs Oil In curing ar
evng deanes IN persons who have suffered for years
disesses Of the Ear Is Sufficient frcommerdaon for he
article without addingany it's efficacy. "a
would solicit the Deaf to give II trial Sold at ~ Cor
lsndts Price 81 per fask.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

FIRE-At quarter past two o'clock yesterday
morning, the frame building, No 102 Ridge street,
occupied by man named Kieehers, root beer
manufacturer, and three other German families,
was discovered to be on fire in the upper story,
the flames from which communicated to the ad-
joining house used as grocery store on the south
east corner OF Ridge and Stanton streets. Con-
siderable property had been removed previous to
the arrival OF any engine. No. Al was the first on
the SPOT, quickly followed by different others, and
the fire was soon got under, being confined alto
geher to the upper part Of the building. In the
removal ofthe things, small trunk belonging to
Kieehers, containing $l20, was missing, and two
Of his trunks containing wearing apparel, was en-
tirely consumed; he and his wife escaped through
the window by the assistance Of the watchmen
present.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

TEXAS AND MExrco-Texas is quiet. 1t hardly
knows which way to turn since the United States
have rejected her. Mexico is in a quandary also
Santa Anna wishes to re-cap,ure Texas, and called
upon Congress for 10000 men and 81, 900 900 ior
the purpose. Neiih"r the men nor money were
gan,ed. but ne was 'old u raise them il he could.
'exas Is, therefore, probably safe for another
iear perhaps forever. from any attempt from
Mexico