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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

BosToN SUPREME CoURT.-The case of the Bos-
ton and Providence Railroad Corporation vs. The
City OF Bottom on an injunction to prevent the sale of
certain lands near the depot OF the Railroad is he
the tu!l court sitting in equity Messrs Pickering City
solicitor, and Webster, are engaged for the city, and
Messrs Z, z. and b n Curtis Tor the corporation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

n3- RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TUREFor the permanent cure Of primary or secondary
syphilis and all affections produced by on Improper use
of mercury This powerful Alternative should be used py
all persons suspectng venerea faint in their system
from former disease II is warranted to remove all impn
rites from the blood Sold in single bottles 81 eacn 10
of half dozen, So, carefully packed and sent 20 ~
parts Of the Union Office of the College oil Medicine
w s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Ia liberal discount to country pract''ion''s a'
medicine vendors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

ACCIDENT. Yesterday afternoon while the barque
Texdor, was hauling into the wharf, a boatman by
the name of John Dunivan, was crushed between
the barque and brig John Minturn, and very Sc.
riously injured He was taken to the city hosdital,
where he died soon after. He has left wife
and three children to mourn his loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

FOREIGN LETTERs.--We see it stated in the PHI
ladelphla papers, that Adims IL Co. have made
special. contract with the Post Office DEPARTING nj
to receive aud forward letters aud packages b.
their own Express to the steamships ut Boston
This is an excellent arrangement,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

CANApA-Ths province was never so quiet as at
present. Not a word comes from her that we can
hear. There is, however, to be a struggle IN
short time between the English and French lac
ons that viii make up in noise, If in nothing else,
for the present stiffness M. Vlger, IS now the
master spirit OF the administration, but he is rather
&, moderate Frenchman. The La Fontaine party
IRE to produce the difficulty We have veto hear
great deal about responsible government IN that
.tuarter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

The WEATHER, Yesterday was most disagree
able day. Rain fell all day, and at night we had
quite a snow storm, with tremendous gale OF
wind There are at least twenty or thirty sail oil
square rugged vessels off the harbor and they mus,
feel il some
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

Willis GAYlonp, the famous advocate, is dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

EXPRESS TO PRoviDENcE.-Mr Gofton, formerly
one Of the gentlemanly clerks of the S,onipQton
steamers, has started an Express Line between tbls
city and Providence. We are indebted to him ia,
news from that city We are glad to see this x.
tension of the Express Lines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

{f3- THE WEAK, THE FEEBLE, THE 1NFlRM,
the nervous the delicate. are in few days strengthened
by Brandreth's Pills. and the worst complaints
we'd by without the expense of yscian
Adapted to all circumstances and situations they the
best medicines invented for families to take to
preventing scurvy and costveness requiring change
Of Diet particsla1regmen, against taking cold
Those who anxious to better their health should at
commence the use of these Pills they will have
cause TO be thaBkful.
Sold at M Broadway, at % cents per boxalso at 274
Bowery 1891 Hudson st Mrs Wilkinson, 4l2 Cherry
street G. B. Maigne, 90 Catharine street j. Howe,
Ludlow and Rivington and at Mrs. Booths, Mar
ket street, Brooklyn. ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

TO- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
ronc Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city Of New York, Is confidently re
commended for all Of debility produced by secret in
diligence Of any kind It is an invaluable peme
dy for impotence stery, or barrenness unless depend
ing on maLformatjon.)
Single bottles 81 each of half dozen S.;
fully packed ard sent TO all parts of the Union.
Office oil the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. 90
Nassau street w. RICHARDSON. Agent
N B-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
Office and Consulting Of the College, o6 Nassa
treet

n3- A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH MAY BIZ
preserved, discoored may be restored to peary
wheness and the tartar, which often collects around
the teeth and decay oohache and spopgness OF
the gums. may be removed by the use Of Sherman's
Orris Tooth Paste which also prevents those accumula
tons, and renders the breath sweet and pleasant The
first Dentists of this and other cities have used 1t with
great satisfaction and publicly recommended it, and thou
sands Of persons who the habit of using it prefer it
any dentrifce they have used 1t perfectly
clean and free from those deleerous compounds which
often bring premature decay in the teeth, and has
met with general approval wherever it is known II may
be obtained at DR.. Shermans warehouse, l06 Nassau
street and OF his agents ITO Broadway 10 Aston House;
227 Hudson street 1888 Bowery II East broadway s6
William street Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and
State ST., Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
ENTERPRIsE, SuFPERING. AND RESOLUTION.

ENTERPRISE, SUFFERING, AND REsoLUTIoN..-A
native of Barnstable, Massachusetts, named Nick
son. arrived in this city yesterday his way to Ban
go State of Maine, from which he emgrated with his
family about five years ago for the Far West" He
took with him about seventeen hundred dollars and got
land in Indiana 46 miles from st. Louis. found very
productive, hut the price Of produce was so low and Ia
Dor dear that he obliged to give il up; wheat %
cents Indian corn cents for cash and cents bushel
He determined return to Mane and left with his fami
ly wife and children one at the breast, with
wagon and horses, at the end of October three Of
his children died during the journey Of fever and ague
one OF his horses died OF disease the way and the
dhsr lost by accident At Kingston, being without
money he made handsleigh and has dragged it all the
way Quebec with his children and some bedding, v.
ing on the charitable assistance the people along the
road Being accidentally seen by MIR Campbell. notary
oil Quebec his extraordinary equipment attracted atten-
tion and after inquiry he was lodged at Laporte's Lon
don Inn Lower Town till means could be found to assist
him on his way to Maine. Mr. Campbell collected few
dollars among his friends and Mr. Hough has kindly un
dertaen convey the party in his stage to the lines
miles where there be doubt Of his being aided in
getting back to his friends after his long and unfortunate
absence and suferings.-Qutbec Gazette.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

ARMY ORDERs-WAR DEPARTMENT., March o,
1844.-Col. Bankhead, commanding in New York
harbor has been ordered to detach and send New Or
leans barracks, there to remain until opportunities offer
Of sending them to their ultimate destination the follow
ing number OF musicians For the LIST infantry, drum.
mers, filters Sd infantry drummer, ffer ah infan.
try, drummers 4 ifers 9th infantry, drummers, 6
fers. March 20-insructons have been given to Col.
Crane commander of the 9th military department, to
occupy Fort Kent with company Of the LIST artillery,
the convenience Of the season will permit.
March 22Instructons have been given to Brig General
Brady commanding 18th miitsrv department TO establish
military post at Copper Mine Harbor Michigan on the
southern shore of Lake SUPERIOR to be ga rsoned by
companies Of the 5th Infantry is presumed that
post may be occupied early in June.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

DO PRIVATE MEDICAL AlD-The members o.
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, IL.
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their esrts to suppress quackeiy,
beg leave state that their particular attention continues
L. be directed to all diseases of private nature and iron
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment o: those diseases the
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution in cn
country, either public private The treatment OF tn
College is such to insure success in an1 u
totally different from that practice OF ruinin
the constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One of the mem
bers OF the College for many years connected with tho
principal hospitals of urcpe attends daily tor consuts
ton from Am. to S PM
Terms-Advlce and medicine, So A cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvALIps.-Persons living I
the country and not finding convenient to attend per
sonay, can have forwarded to then chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, il
and enclosing IS, post paid, addressed to
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting Of the College, 9b NASSAU
treet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

The quotations for Government and State Stocks now
current compared with those ruling at the close of Febr
airy, show great decline
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
HE PRINCIPAL EourHERN CITIEs.

RATES AT THE PRINCIPAL SoUTHERN CITIEs.
. Sterling. France N. Ysight NY6odas
Charl'st Feb. q; g az sS7hs3s2l ais. Nal ais
Savannah, FsSsa; ~ Nominal Is. al ":
Mobile fsS g. g. rs. ak $40 ssx saxa':
~ Mach2is s1la6- sac s5,41s lhalX.". as%d.s
N. t'ris Feb. IL, 61aa7h $40 all, " 2taa3
. Mach 81. ,6H $40 a542h -aI1s " 21aa2Xdis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
BY EXTRAORDINARY ExPREss.
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Repeal Movement In favor OF Clay and
Protection-Great Meetings In Hartford
OConnen and Clay identined-Abolition
and Its movements-WadsvvSrt Ath'-
neum-Kalsomine Painting-!Thc Root of
the rec OF salem vVitches-The Charter
Oak-Oid Puts Old sign-AarOn Burr's
Oak Chest-Grave Stones 400 years old.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

MAmsn.-On lit dams 10 Boston her.
canttic Journai
Le bfat court lei quo encIqies difficult.
tea aont sntysnueg entro les o%ficiefa do Ia
marine amGricoins ct do 10 m1rlne nnglai.
SO, gu station do M4lto, 81 quo pIusicurs
dueIs en- ayalent eve Ia consequence. Nous
cfoyons peu a cea bruils, DIT 10 journal,
parCo ql'une Iettre rectIe on cetto vile ed
ccrrto par nnoEicior de- Ia frfgats des +. q.
Cumberland, commodore Smith, ct dates
do MaIte, 10 octobre. Jour dn depart do
cctte rrtgalo pour Mahon, men fat MULE
mention, raPpGrtait 1issl dams eette lettro
Que IL atjonf do &c naVtFe d Matte ayait
dle dos plus aEr6abieB, Que 'os SHUTS du.
soge ct antres ctyiIil6s ~aysicni 90 Gchan.
g6s entire 10 gouverne0r ct l'amjrat Owen;
nous devoni done a]jouter bien pen de fol
d ces prGtobdues quereiles onlre l4g o%ficicrr
nm6rlcHins 1t angIais.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

-Upe Iettre do Fenchal (ile do Made
rol IN date do . do CO moi4; pnbllee par
" Morning Post, accuse Ie goagerpsur do
liIe favor emprisonB6 ylngt .deuX person.
hey, tho los bestiaux ut mpbac6 les fom.
mos dos defnierea y%iolenceg, sous prbtexto
do resistance opposee d l'arregtatton dun
P~ott0gais nomm6 Nicolas Vieifa, accuse
dlleresto 81 d'opo5tnaie, parce gull s'6tait
fattache, Erelzc mols aoparayant, a l6gli.
80 A'EcossR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
HAYAME.

Par 10 steamer Aiabamd, arrive s1mte5
au soir no1e ayobs feeu dos no1ytllsh d
n f~lagano jnsqp' no 1 Do c0tjratfs
A part les ~nonvellea eontnefetalea qi10r
tfouVert plus Ioin. Il ny aybit rien dl
0oaYeaa d IN tingane.
L. Dtat0 re- Ia Uabatu contifat uhe
cbtonfqie sabifatteg do %laqiellg nous eS.
tfayons ea qui salt:
+" Pendant ID NOS de noyembfe u pfin.
cipal8 m0ladl8 ttail III dyagsntefif-Go
pendant maigf6 81 g6n9faiIt6 ole m 6tt
f%unesfe quo daNs tfole eas.
:" En- seconde Ifgne W. place III ffegre
inlofmitanie; mals SOS tayages ont dinlnul
p0ndHnt IL moi4.
Won't o~usaito ID feyre eatharrale gpi
a fat de nolabie pfogfes pGddant cote
memo periodic.
In diauhte Of 10 rhatnatisme demed.
i pen pres statignuaifes-On attribute dix
victlmes i Ia premiere Gt deux d ia seeon
do do ces maladies.
/" Le es%1ninancies GIcGfeuseg, catdHba~
ies ct puimoneuses sont MONS ffegdeDtes
d~a'slIe9 ne t'ont ti6 on saplsmbro ct octo.
bre. On u remarqu6 troi9 eaa ~d'osq1inan.
Gle pseudo membfaneuso don't dsux ont
occast0nno IN mort.
Les eathatrsy P1llnonaifcs, maladie dc
Ia sa i8on |prenbept leur announcement ha.
bilugl.
lies favfes confirm femilienteg ont
dimnu6. Ceiicy ayant up catacfefe nu
quelfx Of aftaxfque predominant.
I'll Y en- dix sept Gus 10 pelllo yefole
presauo reimbursement chez des sujets, non
yaeia6s. "A MatadHay h eommis5iop
continue d %prononcef des sentences co0lre,
les iudiyidus impligaes dams linsurection.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

t1siIt e8eaRte Tor 4at sB ttnuea datta les
zoe 4a ,ataaiiereHeH Pefag1e ds Y
lIgfaaau Fiji 4atte AlA0g ifGaa Is ts5e
es lIafatlf st a3geHa tla aetslep-
Je4sft e1sofe Iaeo1bae a5 saQafcsE de e
mine d0iganl 6tfe d nut d'ad esfitnati9H e
rapport de ii fiiHe eat atietfa'hul asesz asatt.
tagelt gh1iqta IL fafeth 10 l'sats 6eeasioHs
nee par H. granite adeberaaee 1ft 4 rtFtia.
daas eulta provinces eiqpaeile do %fetlfef, pat
j0uts 90 n nilna plus au quart Dc 50 ql'oh
6faif habilua i e~xlraite, Oh aYalia j environ
800 t6niea9x le m0ntant dc mineral ff6t :
6tfe tptftl q s'aH9hientefa iuaan'A L sai
son tabifUallO dos pluies,
lie journaux DE- Linn Won't jBaqn'ab Q aoht
III Rlerre Civillo pafaisgait tltef 4 fa fin
y las j0ait maintenant Pune gfatnie pop9lari
Il on dit Hp'il pfond des meatlres %6herai4peg.
pour METRE fa i toua eee if0Hblea.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

UNE lie A yENDRG.-0o cert de Stock.
holm que lie roi Oscsr Ter a demande aux
6tats I'aatorisatiou de coder, a nne Puis-
sance e~trangGre, que Ia correspondent ne
nomme pas. ct sous les conditions les plus
avantagpnses, lille dc Saint-Ba.th6lemy.
lie roi a fait remarqter dams s demande
que cette coionia, tom d'9tre utiIo a I'ip
dtistrle du pays, IGi est au contraire one
reuse, eli en- attendant qne la diete pronon.
cr sur cette question, il propose que Saint
BaftheIeny SOFT administFae par le d6par-
tement des finances an lien Dc retro par
la couronne.
Sam. BartbeIeDy uno des pefites lies
de- Antilles, est >ttnfe 100 kilometres
Nm. O. dc Ia Gaadploape. Ellie a une
population de 5000 habltans ct sa capita
lie eat Gnstavia. Ellie a IN port esceIl Mt,
accessible aux plus gros nayires. Ellie APP
paftlent a la Suede depuis 1854, epoqae de
Ia cessioa qli iul en- fnt fate par Ia Fan
20
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

ENavgTa lice cnll5te i 6t1 tonao
10 4 Dscembro darnier dams Ia p~'roi+'e Dc
Quest BATON Rouge, aar3ovanf Mr.. Roso
mond tI5bort J1so de PaiS, sur L. corps
dun hnmmo blanc t,ony6 dams 10 leuve 4
butt miles de Baton Rouge. lie Jury n
rendn I'm verdict, que 10 defunt 6tait yeau
4 81 ln en Vi noyant, Lo dit indiyida
etaitAgG d'enyiron 80 4 80 ans tsille de
5 pieds4 prtccs, pouces, Iortemsut consfi
tue, mouSl6ch- ct cheveay noirS, lie front
haut ct d6couycrt /; il portrait ~ pnninion
dc pean pnnne, une petr do mltalo"s gnse,
une chemiao do to'le erlse commune, ~
jilet de dcssotIs De draP bleu, ano pare de
gros ]souIiets i clons at ferries an tathos, Il
ne portait aucun pa Pier All pa'~ss 10 faite
connaitre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

Ur BANDIT coRsE.-Uno Gpule immen.
no Sc pressait, j y a quelqno temps, sur les
dnais dn port de Bastla, d Pnrriyhe dD pa
| Guebot de l'Etat qni fait lie service de Ia
correspondence do Marscille a Bastia. LIE
point Oh d6barquent d'ordinaire les pas
sugers etait surtont cncombr6 de monde.
Tont-a.coup cette fnule s'est dlrigee Ell
c~onrant en- massc yers Ie pets Mole, duquel
| s'approchait lentement une barque montee
par hut gendarmes armes, condu'sant no
miIieu d'eux un hnmme fortement garotte.
LIE p%risonnier qui a%ttlrait &c grand con-
cours de population, n'etaft a'ftfs que 10
Ie pomm6 Ours Bernard Emnanuelli, Fan
des bandits les plus redoutables de cePays.
II a etc aussit6t conduit dams les prisons
De cette vile on il u subj IN long l%nterro-
gatoire.
Co bandit await quite rtcemnent ta
| Corse ct s'etait reHdn 4 L~Ivourne sous IN
faux nom. Dell il coruptait Passer sur le
continent francais, IorsqRe, sur les avis
donnes par NJ. 10 procareur general, le
consu! de France 4 Liyourne recnt oTdfe
de lie fare arrster. Emmanuelli setalt EN-.
barqus sur le batean a vaPeur 81 Sc ron
DAFT a Marsellle, ct il ma su gull etatt en-
etat d'arrestation qu'au moment on e ba1
teau est entire dams 10 port de MarseIlIe.
Des agens de police, aeompagnes q nEe
force armee imposante, sont Hlors monies
a bord ct Sc sont empares dc sa %pefsonne.
L'ayant fouille aussitot, on a tronYe sur
lui deux passports prs sous un EAlx nom,
ed IN paqnet contenani do poison, qle aa
a saisf. la Bouyelle de cette lmportanie
a~rrestation s'etait ~repandne dams Basaat
on l'on attendant son afrlyee duA Jour 9
Pautfe, ct Ia population stalt accoufue 81
faule pour yoir &c bandit Il redoltable.
Get homtne EST accuse de enig crimes
difarens don't il No serait reudl cosPp
avec le bandit S%cafiine, son ~eonl9agnoal
tomb6 il VI d M mois a pelne s0ss ls colRs
des Yo1tigeafs corses. La mnrtd Dc Scarllao
await decide E%mmanueill 4 Abandonment
Cofse; On await s%onpcpnne que tel dagaa
ere son proiet, Ell g est grace stx sofrs ds
'autorlto judlciaire que eette affos.atioe !
sss apkfae.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
voi. xXvE.
"A NOs ARnNNEa.


Ny aufn 10 u0 bient0t quo noue nYons
anircpfis de eoniinuef l'ulyro QUO Nj.
Hncston ngaii com1iane0s q eoadullo a,
tanI nous. D noua %n'afona pas heritb de
oon talent, 40 motifs poayens=ious dire
quo uoas oyons iait pro0yp debonae 80.
tontb. q mesyfeuH nos abOnn6a, aops en-
aonme4 parsundta nous santeas gtd de
nos eiI)rtA, en- III seDtent Importance
Gull 4 pour h cause wing, do so1ionir
In soulo tfibunp qpi lui suit onytfie dams
Ia sooohdp rillo le "a Louisiana. lls yan.
dfont hien 10 r%hppoler combten dtaiont
gFnnds los %etnbHtas De ious genres que
nous nyons assumes sur nous qda6d nous
sommes dgvenup fFopfittaites Dc III Gn2et
te do Baton Rouge, Of % nbien nous yons
~ fare I'D sacrifices. Cos sacrifices nous
ont mis- en- position d'atfe obliges do fare
rontror tout GO q1i nous est d6t pour faiFe
face oux engagements quo nous aYens pfiB,
Il daR3 P6ehddnoe s'opproehe. Nous q.
vons don't lieu d'esp6ter que bon accueiI
sern fat A n0trc dtlfgu6 qNnnd l 30 pro.
sbnteta dane u uouraht 10 do mois, pour
raclamtT aug %pergannesQ ui fseoiYeni notfe
feutlle u pris d'ahonnement do l%'annto
eui va fnir.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

ST. fautcn croire TN correspondent de
" slungfon reimbursement ben informt,
N. Johu @. Adams pt6dit ainsi les fesu!.
tats do l'etcction;
lie Texas sera annex6 RUnion ct
rAnglcterre se conIentcra dc protester-
mais ellie Sc hatera de suiVre Get exemple
pour satlsfaifc son ambition. L'Aogleterrc
prrndrn done possession de Cube en- garan.
tissant a FEspagne 10 meme reyenu-ef
nous ne psurrous ricn dire aprcs ayoir p#lv
10 Texas-QlaUl a la Ffanco. ellie n'allfa
rien a dire ~pnl~1n'eIie q pris AIgsr."
Nous Demons ces on dit poar &c quiIs
ValeHt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

I'm droeuiste De Saratoga, u. 4 9 Bifehsfa.
une dee yielimea du def1tef iheehdio, s,esf
suicide. aes %alfaireg 8 talent defsngeet aYant
fucendie-ii s'est liyrs I'll deaespoiF par suite
ID gelts nougeile calatDbite.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
COUR DIES PREUyEs.

EaToI5H0 J1esF EaFoH K08g81
Augustus Basler, Curator dc Ia success.
son ID fcu William Walker ayant pt6ssn.
te i cefte eouf, IN Ta5leau dg Distribution
de u die succession. Avis fst par 10 pre-.
saHt dono6 Z tous ceuy que eels peus cou.
cerner, a'ag0ir 4 d6d1ire dads Tea DIR jpurs
De cotte dafe. les rsisoas pour IesqueiIts
ls DIT I'abieal ~ sefaa pas homologaS
c0nfof msmenta III ioI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

MAaas--Jopdi derniefs 10 II c%onrapt.
par II. A. Walker, j9ge dc paix, M Jean.
King q MADAME 3 p~eyfobiR, toas dqaN de
cote patolssc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

Pods DU PAIN,
Fix6 paflg MARE pour ID semains RuivahAs
IA Farine ttait 943l IL bariL ~ sass
de- pain pottr dix gobe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

I. BrA0EEqAaDt ChtruRien. Dentists
eleye DO cslebre Dr. Knapp, dovant passsT
1telqus temps daBs cstto vile 6ffs ses ser.
wees dats tout 60 qui 4 rapport a IA chirrgis
deniaife aug habitsns des psfoissss d'EsI ~
dOnest Baton Rouge.
II tent son cabinet do consultation 81 opb.
tondsutairas, pruyisoifsmsntA I'sheoignng
yis-Aegis M Mayafd, dsmsHgs du Dr. Vae-
qGss.
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nuFR0CQ ~ %CONVERsE.

La Cour SQpfamo do Pennsylvania 4
rendu un verdict ia SB,46s, 80, On fayepr
On d%Otnandeuf q coutto lo,comi6 De pbiR.
lelphie, dana une notion sn dommaget.
pour In destruction dc Feeole deg smafs
de Ia Charlie Pht 'tme1te du moi9 do mai
dnfnier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

DoaloaFeuse atori4j!E .-La fsHtile dun
~. Datfagh, fefnier resultant pres de
FIt=buE, yieta dEtrs decim6e c~rhelte
mes 1ef aae fcvfa que lcs AtnaficaIns
Dppei a,i catarraie. Sur oozo onfans don't
~ con otait catto faniiIe, trois sott tom.
bas mail3os tc meme jour ct 9taient motts
au b III d. "a bcpce4. Ga les = onsaYells
dan, 10 meme tonbeau Pen de too,ps a
pres Accomplishment de COS triples fn-
penalties. irotg autres enfans ont etc al.
TENTS dc Ia memo maladie, ct aux dernlo
res dates Pun d'etrx etait def mort ~ l'on
ne cfoyall pls qoe les denx aotres passe-
ralpnt h mun.- Courier de$ u. Uais.
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On Went do ddcouyrir dams 10 Tonnes
sse, (comD6 dc Blonn) ane mtne d'argent
qn'on dit 6tfe fort richie, On s'oacppe
aclivomant des pr6paratf tits d'exploitation.