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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

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Eclectic ist, 3 ~ nnaAth Readers.
T. Iattir Spelling book,
Rhetorical Guide or e%cla6tie 9th reader,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
8nith'a grammar and arithmetic,
1lale'a and Russel's United States,
paflay'e Geography, @
WorreHlef'a elementary dictionary,
parIey'p lst, I'd and 81 books yfhisidry.
Olnsy's geography and atlas, MitGhel's do.
Mitrhell's outline maps,
Conversations On common things, by q teacher
Rtakhan's elosulibh,
Adams latin grammar,
Teststnsnts and bibles, large aud small PRINT
lafnaison's Rhetoric,
Wabslsr's Dictionary, $50,
Eldlows' Manual Of examination,
Presidents Messages,
Once tape, account aud record boofs and a
general assortment Of al kind Of statiVlsfy,
medicines, cts Just Received and ~fofsale by
GEO. NJ. HEHOMAN,
II u~ppasits Tho Methodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

NOTICE
tool for IA

All those persons belonging to the Baton
Rouge rife Company now diSoandeo, VINO
have arms and acojtremcnts belonging there
to, are requested ID bring them to the store o.
Adj; 4 NJ, Reeder, who is authorised to re-
CENT for them; within thirty days, otherwise
,hev will be prosecuted according to the rigor
Of the law. II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
PLANTATION MEDICINES.

The subscribers, aware of tie importance
TO Planters and Physicians Of having Medl-
cines which can be relied on as FRESH and
GENUINE, have taken particular care IN the
selection of their stock, and from The arrange
,nents they have made in London, Paris and
New York, Tor receiving constant fresh sup
plies, they will always be prepared to furnish
Planters and Physicians with Medicines
which they will guarantee ofsuperior quaIIty'
SICKLES & Co., Druggists, No. "A Maya
zine street.
! No. 45 On l342.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
IRA Y.

Taken uD by Sylvester Davis, about l6
miles from Baton Rouge, on the Plans road,
a black mare, a5out3 or 1 years old, unbro-
ken, about ID hands high, a small star in the
forehead. long tail and NAME, no mark or
brand. The owner is requested to take her
away, by conforming 70 the law.
J. r. DUFROCQ, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
CEDAR LOGS for sale by
PIKE & HART.
FOR s + .

One entire league of Sugar Land. in Jeffer-
son County, Texas, on big Cow Bayou, near
Sabine River and Bay, about 10 miles above
George Aliens Sugar PIantatIon-generaIIy
good black loamy soil, Shelly and groves Of
Timber. For sale low if applied for soon at
the Texas Land office, No. 5, Front LeVee,
New Orleans, near the Custom house, up
stairs.
Part Of the payment will be taken in sugar
and groceries. may 81 d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

The undersigned having made arrange
ments tosupply our citizens with that luxury
during the season, will have the ARTICLE con
stantiy GA hand and for sale at Mr.. Montan's
Ice House on Water street.
Farrell 8 PERCIvAL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
LIE MECHANlc.n

How frequently IS atbja remark made b
arisrocrattc upgtarrs, who have noroing to
recommend them cave their uignfy and Ia.
puIence, when The name Of an hcaest aEo
Intelligent mec1anic happens to be meatFop-
ed in Their presence. They consider i DE-
grading 10 associate with those who do not.
like themselves, possess wealth., even thong.
| that wealth was obtained by the most rascal
| " means. Nothing is go disgusting 70 veil
bred. we'll informed people. as to hear al
i~g1oranr, concerted, pufed-ur, long-haired
| 69ra;pIess, impudent dandy, talk about mechan-
lea. az # they Uere TO better than brutes.
No true lady or gentleman would be guii-
/ ~ ofgucb l~ltleneaz. It is only the ignorant
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
nYnnnpATnY. 81 2.

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garts Of fine badg where be nerves Of sensa-
+ lam and voluntary motion are paraigEed, OK
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

The greater pafi Of tho paintings belong
my T." Il,H estate u the Iais J sepb l'oDaparls
afr 80 la sHui IT, IruIGu Tor sale.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

LOUISIANA pENITENTIARY.

LOUISIANA PENITENTiARY.
The improved Sab Soil PIoughs, are manu-
featured and sold 1T the Louisiana Penlten-
tiary.
HEAVY LOWELL SHIFTING. .
The very best articles Of heavy Lowell
Cottons, LiHsoy, and Korscy, manufactured
at the Louisiana pcnjtentiary, superior to that
of any other manufacture. Planters ar" re-
uuesIcd to call aud examine our goods before
purchasing.
MOLASSES BARRELS.
We will engage from ) 10 10000 molosses
barrels to be ready tor next years crop. ran
,ers wishing to have their supply tor next
season, will please call and examine the ar
ticie.
TOOLS.
Several lots Of Carpenter & DjacAsm'th'F
tool for sale.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
NEW FLOUR.
BLAeKSMITHIN
NOTICE.

The public are cautioned not 10 trade for
rnc,,inte a note endorsed by me in favor Of
Yamrg Kenuard, about the end Of May or
GrsI If June lSll, for the amount of $40,
90 Il wss riven for the purpose of renewing a
''a,c IN the Bank Of Louisiana, which object
m,s not effected. | therefore will not pay
Siad note. r,,,,rv
; April Is DANIEL SULLIVAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
R0RGRY G REAGE.

ArroRNEY AND c~ors@EBL0H AT Law.
Baton R6uge, L01iajann.
RerEeETcgs.-Jamcs M. E.aw, E'q Bat
IN Rouge, Hon. Tbos. Gibbs M"saan, New
Orleans, John l.. LobdoIt, I'm. West Baton
Rouge, Hon. Isaac Johnson, West Fel'eiaGa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
TAKEN UP.

W.
By DR.. Timothy Fay, a stray cow, branded
J p, a crop on the under side OF the cars, an'
the end clipped, white color, also calf. The
owner is requested to take her away by con
forming to The law.
p may 10 J.R DUFROCQ, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

The Undersigned foxes tins opportunity 10
.reiafn bis sf6eefg lhauksaio bis iueHds and
Lie PnhIic in fengFat for ito bberal Patron
ago lbs has Bi#By4 tafot2ed fn10 lhcH "t3jo
IN b8einees. nnd Ie wouId huw tnfrrt5 thfm
Llft ha has esE lblj=had ~IitusaIf on tho square
below the Court house. and ~ tbs corner i~ut
Hlediateiy a9it hbf tbejali,
IVIIafehe mtrnds keeping a general nssnrt
ne0f .ef fsmlIy g ncfties, pfoRistors a)'H iJ7n-
tatibn Eutpltes which consist 81 tue hItgwlug
HaFgine baio roFFaHd f#,aa.
CnnFsa. fDe and faBIe salt,
Bacon, lard end bdttff,
Brown and loaf sugar,
Havana and rio toGsF,
a1te1s II alI qualities,
Rec, candles and soar,
llHhEats, Lowell an1bfoWH cotton, l)inse}a
and b~efse3s,
" HttaeF 4tefD F4,efg 4sstl-a s@sss ~
Nails, spades aud shovels, cotton CARDS and
cutlery,
F0baec6 and f%lete",
Powdsft shot, aud percussion cirs,
Mems fHsFst bfoaaDs, t6Y'F, ditto men
hip brogaHs, boys, ditto, LaGtes seal md cal
brogaaE, mud boots, Seal boots
IL v gAEGH.
Sept 18th, 1914
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

.,rAKDe up by Henry Luck about II miles
from Baton Rouge, brown q, brandcd o. H.
swallow fork Oh lberigbl ear aud croP On he
len,ibc lover part Of the tail cut of high
horned and high boued. The owner IS regues.
tedro take hin away BY conlgfmlps 70 tic
iaw.
i1ne n-lge ]. r. DuFR0CQt Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
CERTA1N CuRE ZOE FENER

ma dgNe 0Hd 0TNff JhtfT3.
Those persons who may be afflicted with
this annoying complaint, or other levers Of
that naturc, can obtain a cheap and sure re-
medy by applying to MrsBonche, corner Of
Church and Third streets. Testimony OF its
efficacy and virtue can at any tine be OBJ
tanned.
NAV 3I--17.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
rHoMAA aLaaEa Mnn1An-
AfFdHpsr AHp G8tHsftton Ar Law.
No. u. Rnual alreeL. Nh 0,leuna-

Having for many years devoted much oftis
time 10 The Examination dflahd tifes. tenders
his professional services t6thase whose inter-
ests are affeEted ntsdet the talaaetof Congress.
providing for Tie adjustment ofiaad t~itiestb
LenisiHHa and Arkansas.
July 20, IN Gma
JTt Bs4tHH#AnH. stfgsnu=tsntis. pnpfl If
the telebfatedsDH Knapp. having settled for
some time In this town afsfs his services in
The various tfah hes 81 hts profession 10 the
inhabitants n ga sHd tIast II 4t,n Rouge.
He holds his office at tAa bhuse occupied "A
Dr. Fasquez. opRoans btFg Mayer,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

GENTLEMEN's CALF BOOTS,
The anbptribers have just Fngeiyed frotn
philadelphia. an assortment 81 Hehtlemeh's
fine calf boots suitable fnt Skinner 'sear.
PHILLIPS # LAN0UE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

TO RENT.
The store on Church street, adjoining Oh,
A. Hill, and formerly occupied by Mr.. Dun
can McFadyen.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

The public are cautioned not n tr1de Eos
o. negotiate for ttBre notes drawn on the IN
December is42. for Et7o.GG3 each, payable
one an the Iat January Is11, one on the IsI
January ls45 aud one on Inc tst January
fa4g-lhcse notes are drawn IN favor Of Mr.
WIN. Long, and vii! not be paid by ne, ~ tht
consideration for which they were given has
been returned.
May l7lh, III FhhiAbh"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
AlEHcY F0H Il

The undersigned vii receive orders for
Pianos Of I'll lazsfiptistls aud prices, wafr8ns
ted IN all easeB against tho dangers u the
weather,
car II present furnish Pianos at the prices
here named
One piano, Wayer'E rnake) nj $500.
Two do.of the. beet hafihern manufacture
-ofe at $500, the other at 827O. Tbese
pianos are fully guaranteed against tbe chan.
geaef III" climate.
A note addressed TO me- ri Mr.. Adams or
fhfoaeh The Postofire, &ilt msat with prompt
attention.
4. 4 rGEHTES.
P.S A n"w supply af music lor piano
and gutter j6et received,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

EnAhlrs LUcraat Pab'er, informs III"
pabliclltaf he is about learto this 10" u.
Al those having Glatma against bsnt atc re.
o]ueBtod to present them,
may 3l-lI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
IMPORTANT DIsCOV-
cry.

HAiA H
4 gentleman Of distinguished Medical
abilities. has Of late discovered a remedy by
which tho Gravel Of The worst form has been
removed ia five successive cases, Ihla
;AIadielna IA now at the store Of llefrelp9d "
;Ioppa. whore the poor can ulakb tflalgralls.
.vvhathar with or without a cure. PefRulR
If nacuutary abilities, viii DO charged aceof.
:lins Ia their respective circumstances, IN
:,,sa Of a cure but whst no cure Is effected,
~, ,harra Ia made. Should Ibis notice catch
:ths eve Of any que having friends, WHO afe
afflicted with this disease they will do well to
;,olef them to HEREFORD L. LOPEZ,
last Batpn Rouge
cLorutNGll CLOTHING ~
rbe subaerther has just received q large
Stoek oG fan and winter tlothlng made eSPtcas-
ay 10 order IN Phiiajalphta Clothiag made II
Shat eitv IA Fr superior 10 any made in New
Aarh or Boston, Consisting Of The following.
;viE -
Fine black cloth iress coats, froak, DO. do.
Fancy caaetmsra pantalo9n7, ribbed DO. sat
jurt d.
nt,maai Sdtjnatt Poletoa, Black do,
llltn. white had green blanket toats, satin
ja-i4. ehifta. drawers, &5e, sc.
All or the above viii 10 sid At tic loweet
..,e,t nnicr Pic ,~aa-entl and axgmtna tho quail
civ et tha above clothing, Hfisf.uHathlhInE nlEo-
e.h-ra. thea Won will seq tho difference to be
al lso4l ~ paI cent, IL favor of mino,
HCtiAS A. fltln
A the yellow Store under the Hill
gent II, III.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
nn0Itn &

Golf b8bts, seal and wafer proof d.. calf
seWed braaabs, seal ard kip do, seal htpj II
for boys. Indies seal bfh9aaa aud eentlornen'=
slippers &c, Aud - fine and good al a~ea5tt=
mont ol glass and crorFnfy ware as there IS
lntuwn. III Of WHICH wo olter ut tho very
lHwhst prices fdf egRh.
Dccs2t no DC 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
NOTICE,

Goshep Butter-~Jnst received and for salt
hy Vs.. MAHHHAa. Chunh gt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
Ahn1ERN.

81 VWIDTNtE
On hand a large ssspftmeHt Of mems, ladies',
boys, and misses De- laie5a
Also brides, tnart;ngale fttffbpa, leather
saddle baas, saddle aud biahastsi tpash aud
gir whips, sufsinglas and girths.
"At tho YelleW Store under The Hill.
CT. A. HILL
march oh. 19il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
uAT0N n0U8E FEMALE SEMI.

tHbiit.
This Samtnaty formerly conducted by Mrs
RrAb viii again be opened and permanently
established from aud after the Is January
1915, under tho joint direction Of hlfs REAn
and Miss UsBbHt,
An tht Bfanchaa usually taught IN ]lnslllns
lions forynung Iadlaa, VIII receive constant
and thorough attention
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

TIN COrrEK E SHEET IRON WARE
i MAHBFAGTOHR
The shbaefiBtft respectfully informs bis
friends and The phblic gebsflilH that he con.
Times to work 81 The above business at bis
id stand On Main IT. near The Methodist
Church, where he will Big happy to receive
the patronage Of h9s friends and tho public.
Hs has:aiways ~: baud a fine assortment Of
Tia ware, Cutters aid spouts made and put
lip il the shgftes9 order, Stove pipe, al
kind Of in, copper jr Sheet iron ware repair
I'D, All work snt3usteJ Ia him viii be cSes
euted with oeatnae5 aud leEPateh
nov. 30 1914
JOHN TtLANO,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

10 ] q DtfHoCQ, Hanger
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-13
From the Rockingham Register
f" EDUCATION CONVENTION.

Z" We notice in the Enquirer the proceedings of
large and Interesting meeting of the friends of
Education, held in Richmond last week They
recommend, apong other important measures the
holding of State Education Convention that civ
on The 10Th of December next We second the
movement with all our heart and right sure are we
that The Intelligent people of Rrckingham-Whig
siahder To the contrary, NOW outstanding lie
iuiIy represented IN that body. Let ms have
meeting upon this subject at our October Court,
Owe would like To have one earlier but understand
that II Is In contemplation 10 hol1 meeting for an
"ther purpose at our September Court) Now is
The time, if ever, for the people of Virginia TO
wipe out the foul reproach Of ignorance, which
has been so ofien cas-; upon them by thuse who
are otherwise jealous of her good name. II is
nigh time for the people tn speak oui upon this
subject. The press, unaided by the poren; yoice
OF the people, can accomplish nothing Let us
hdDe meetings in every county in The State.
appoint detegofesto The proposed Comuention,
aud then with the aid of that mighty lever the
press, which, without solitary exception is now
warmly engaged in advocating reform in this mat
RI The seroa"ts cf The people wiH be compelled
L" urn their attention To subject Df such vital
interest 10 their constituents. Let us be MP them
and movlng on this subject. Now is the time for
aciOn.''
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-13
Loss OF THE BRIG CANTON, OF
BRUNSWICK MAINE

SEVERAL Lives Losr.-The hrig which came
IN collision Nth the steamer Georgia on tuesday
morning, as the latter was IN her passage up from
Norfolk. Gas previously reported } was the Can
ton. ct Brunswick, Me, from Havrc de Grace
bound to Boston, With 2n0 tons of pig iron IN
board. She was off Poplar Island al The time.
(ab"ut half past two oclock.) aud was struck
amdships, and so badly stove as To cause her Ia
NIL aud sink in fifteen Jnnnies with every persnn
Give in ally on board. The captain and mate.
both brothers, afterwards assembled the rioginu
SUCH being their presence of mind, and reached
the tupmas,s, which were only few feet ahnve
water, and there remained until after DAYLIGHT
when they were fallen in with by a hay craft
coming up the bay, which took them off, and
they reached here last evening. The three men
were druwned. The Captains name we did nut
learn. The brig is new vessel. this being her
second VOYAGE, and was insured in the Marine
Ofil"e IN Portland. Exchange Reading Rooms
Book
ihIs ia the matter as il is told in the Balti
more Sun. There certainly must be an hiatus
In the statement II is no, possible that the well
known phlanthropc spirit, which directs these
boats, was asleep or forgotten, when this sprious
accident Happened. and that the Georgia left the
unfortunate men on board the brg To perish in
hneen minutes. As the facts now appear i, Looks
og'y f"r those IN command Of the boat. and we
nope a fuii statement Of the affair will he made
that VIII eXhoneraie all from blame or censure
VINO were on The Georgia.-.Ne,o Era.1
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For The New Era.
w AR WITH MEXICO.

This much talked Of event is yet far as ever
we believe, frnm being realised We reIrpt
much tn see that the empty yascnnadnr Of Mexi
ca has produced sn much sensation in onr country
True, it is the part uf wisdom To he ever ON the
alert, to he prepared for any emergency that the
ever varying interests and counsels of other ma
lions may bring upon US. Interest is the grea,
lever by which the course of The nari,ns of En
rope il directed. Whenever they believe they
will he gamers by war they will never want n
pretence for declaring it, Then we should, as we
love peace and all its blessings. he ever ready tn
prave To them tina, it vii! he most decidedly con
trary To their interests To rush into war with ia.
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From the Winchester Republican.

The meeting Gin Richmond ) took The ground
that the present is time unusually favorable for
The working Of new system If Education that
The reform desired wOnld now be purchased by
lax ST. slight scarcely to he felt by the people
aud that The first step is the expression by the
people Of the State, in primary assembly of deep
interest IN this reform, their willingness con.
'rIbne to lis success. and their determination To
require OF their representatives prompt and eff
Gent action npnn il.
8 This is precisely the ground we have assnm
"a from The beginnlug-lhai The people themse
YES must speak nnt--and not merely theOrize on
The snhject-hui pledge themselves to sanction
The necessary appropriation for the object This
lookS Ike coming To the point and anything short
oi this will only exhibit us to ;he world as mere
bahblers. who talk much and act but little.
. Add pow shall await the signal from orr
Leading and influential men, tn authorize a call of
ihe people of Frederick County, at the Oclnher
Court. What say ye. genIeinen--Preachers
Lawyers, Physicians. men Of Science. Farmers.
Mschanics-ye WHO give a tome To popular move
menls-sre you ready tor speedy but efficient ac-
ton 2"
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THE BALL IN MOTION.

Thanks 10 the citizens OF RIchlnund To- Ther
effris In behalf of Education. II is the first en-
conragIng CLEAN "f hope. that our State will tie
redeemed from the ameniable Ignorance which
now en>livfs her LnI Ref,rm, radical and
Complete be The waichword. Let the press her.
ala IL forth, and our orators proclaim il from the
Musings and The people must and ,pM he ava
krhed to The Importance of the subject
. Richmond has struck the first. blow. and To-,
The Counties oi the State second The noble effort.
A meeting of her citizens was held on Thursday
last, Governor Mcdowell ia the Chair. The
Enqn'rer thus refers TO his remarks, on being cal
led 10 preside over the meeeting''
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NEW MODE OF CURING THE HAM-An En-
gnsn traveller. writing from the Ardennes, thus
describes method for preserving the ham. which
Is certainly different from anything generally
known in America;
The ham is cured 10 brine ofsalt. satpetre.
and aromatic herbs, viz: few hay leaves. wild
thyme, and handful of juniper berries, and a
lItile garlic. 1t is STEPPED for about six weeks.
and then dried IN the smoke of the chimney, over
woud hre' when wanted for dressing, it is bu-
req 10 the ground tor about twenty four hours,
and then boiled, with the addition Of the inc
aromatic herbs. in the water. After boiling. the
bone is taken out and the ham is pressed under n
heavy weight AS corollary to the dressing. il
may be added. that it often happens tina. The
ham, when produced at the table, disappears at
one sitting"