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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-25
TOOTHACH! TOOTHACH!

Thi:agurayilnu pain
- can be cured IN a few
~ E[.;tt ,-,t's; ges.zg4s minutes without pain
IT S II ~ ri SOr Inconvenience, 50
Z; Il w 4 X 6that il may be flied and
- & iii 81 ILL ArenGcred a valuable
''"H'''' .SS''+''-''~ tooth for life, thereby
nhyiaiing the pa and danger of having it extracted
by DR. STINSON, 81 HANOVER STREET, ) doors
above Pratt, who guarantees a permanent cure in all
cases Also FLEEING, Scalring, Plugging, regulating or
remcdyng the irregularities of Chdrcn's Teeth
DIR. ;. will insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from one
to full set IN the latest aud most approved manner.
lie has paid particular attention this branch Of the
profession, and warrants his operations give perfect
satisfaction i'll all eases. Those troubled with teeth
that have heen improperly inserted requiring new
SETS would do well to call early as possible, as de
lays generally add obstacles to the operation Per
sons dong 80 may rely on being treated in a skul
manner and at pnccs that cannot fail to please.
DIR. $ has an article for filling teeth that are 100
much decaycd to be plugged with gold, which will
render them serviceahe and durable. This article is
entirely unlike the dement's now in use, as Ii never
furnishes or changes color.
10 All operations performed in the most de- irabe
manner, and at very reasonable charges Office hours
from A NJ TO r. VI. ap4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-25

U. 5. STEAMER PoINsETT. This national
vessel was sold at auction, in New York, on
Monday, for $1,000,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-25
DIR. E,E1CJI. nm

(.-zz:SS..-,..- DIR. LEACH. opposite st.
49,, ~ Pauls Church, North CHARLES
aAsyyI', rV WY STREET, continues to perform
UI@1IAhIC)GA/a all orelhtio pertaining 10 Surgical
or Mechanical DENTISTRY and
has facilities which enable hin to insert Artificial
Teeth cheaper than can be done at any Other Mace,
and warranted equal 10 any, and rive satisfaction,
or no pay required, Call and see! The hest Pnrcc-
lain Teeth and purest Gold used in all cases En-
tracing Teeth or broken Fanss, without iuuing the
Jaw or much pain, lday or EVENING" - cts. ir20-d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-25

ITEMS OF News. The number of arrivals
at sixteen hotels at Boston on Thursday last
was l25S.-Twenty one Iattlesnakes were
killed at kIllingy, Ct, last week.-The trial
of Caleb J. McNulty has been set by the Grim
inal Court of Washington City, for Monday,
the It'll Of July.-Wm. B. Vaux, indicted for
robbing the mail at Westfeld year ago last
December, was convicted in the U. S. Court,
at Canandaigua, few days ago, and sentenced
to Auburn for six years.-Capt. VIM. Ram
say, Of the Army Of the Revelation, died in
Boone county, Mo-, on the cath May, at the
advanced age Of l04 years.-Lord Cathcart,
the new commander of the British Canadian
forces, arrived at Montreal on the 18th inst.
Capt. Hudson, U. S. n, is getting the
Fulton steamer in readiness for the Secre-
tary Of War, to make his examination of the
Harbor. = Margaret Mcmahon, cook at the
N. Y. Deaf and Dumb Institute, has disappear
ed-supposed to have drowned herself in tenn
porary fit OF arrangement. DIR. Shew, Of n.
Y, has made an establishment at Lebanon
Springs, Columbia county, for the treatment
ofpatients by the "Water Cure. "-The Bos-
ton Chronicle suggests the name of Bragga-
docja as an appropriate name for cur Country;
and that for brevity, we might simply call our
selves Briggs. in New York last
week, POP; of which twenty one were of small
noy and thirty of conSumnt;on
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-25

New CHURCH AT CAMBRIpGE, We notice
that building committee of the Methodist
Episcopal congregation at Cambridge, Md.
have issued proposals up to the 18th of Jaly,
for the erection of new church A chance
for some Of our ingenious mechanics
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-25
THE TEETH! TIE TEETNn

so 'gsss.., ,ass'-T The subscribe tenders
Asy. - W gS AZ hsSti -rShls thanks for the hega
VI VI K patronage ne has rccciv
a%NsA ~ ,3t.h% ed siucu his resdrncC in
Baltimore, and continues
10 perform all operations in DENTAL SURGERY
entacie the latest Improvements in tie SCicncG) at
Ohet:iri less than the usIaI rates He invites those
VINO are afflicted with bad Teeth to give him an early
call lhe high charges heretofore established having
precuded many from submitting their Teeth to Dental
opetdn"hs an "pportunyiS offered TO all 10 have
lhr Iecin PUTIN good "fder as the charges shall suit
all who may favor him with 3 call.
W5- All operations warranted TO prove beneficial! or
no charge made.
Up. SOUTHCOMB, Dentist,
OF No % fdyettr St, Sd door from North.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
To PLANTERS AND LAND
HOLDERS,
Surveying, LevelIing &c.

The subscribers, residents Of Baton Rouge.
will attend to calls IN any part Of I0uisianA,
for surveying or subdividing land, laying out
city vr town lots, dwelling for canals or ditch.
ss on planistions, give estimates Of The mum.
Der Of cubic yards Of excavation for canals on
iii ches, Or the quantity Of E~mbankment for
Ievees, and the necessary cost for construct.
ing the
Having had many years practical experience
as Civil Engineers on various public works
and Surveys, in Canada, New York, Penn.
syIvania ahd Virginia, besides having been
engaged for tho last three ard a half and ono
aud a half years respectively rs clerks in the
Surveyor Generals office Of this State, they
feel confident Of their ability to give satis-
faction 10 ali Rho may favor Ihcm with calls.
HENRY u WILLIAM @. WALLER.
SURVEYORS Il Civil Engineers.
Rsfs,sncss ! Col p. Hicky, b. Rouge,
Hon r. Gibbs Morgan, NO.
Hon. Judge Dutt0n, 1bsryills
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
lot asst p. II, General.

FATAL RENcoNTREf-A rerhontre took
place in the bar-room If the st! Louis ex.
change, on Monday night about sight o'clock,
which resulted in the d&ath Of Captain Joseph
Carson. We publish lie following evidence
in the case given be foEe;Reeofdef Genois on
Tuesday morning.
The first witness wht; depose5 was Mr..
SANTINI, one ofthe Bar keepers lat The ST.
Louis, Who stated thag on the evening in
question. Capt Carson came to Me cOunter,
@lh Mr. ]. DIpesu, oIrink; aof as he was
IN The actaot serving tiRs.n, deceased turned
rtund and walked up % fsr. Nardswortb,
who was standing near hRe of tie columns
near The bar. Depnnett could MI saw VIVA,
conversation passed between them, but saw
"a Styles endeavor II take Capt. Carson
Away. Carson shook hEn off, and turned 10
address Wardsworth akain. In; a moment
afterwards, Mr. Wards@orth drew i pistol
rom MS pocket and it$d It of. SFhe depo-
nent Jumped over The c%fa'nter, any caught the
decreased as he was falling.
TIE next deposition I sken was thatof Cam
E. Jardy, who st,ted Chat be vent 10 The
Washington Hotel. at the end ssaf the Old
Shell Road, on the evening nftha s7th instan..
i'd tina on coming hlf1, Capt. carson AID
Mr. S. ples were in the Oar with HIN. A eon-
versatinn commenced betWaea them aad
.aptain Carson told thes depnnahE Of a din
Guilty he had had with Mr. War8swnr. h. Dr.
II Ericsson and Mr.. Vanderslfce. That tbe
conversations was continued on this subject
lntil they left the cara a the Dept TO come
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
EOR SALE

In The Parish Of West Batou Rouge.
A piece oIgrouud containing three arpens
and six feet foot "a the river, by forty in
depth between parallel lines, with all the i'm
provements thereto belonging. SAID land is
well timhered and well known, being The pro.
perry belonging to the succession of Francois
Lejenne.
The conditions to be made in three eqnaI
payments. The first payable in The month "
March 1916. the second in March 1647. and
tn third in Marcl I64s, in well endorsed bis
to the satisfaction Of the heirs, bearing Gig /
per cent interesl from time due, and mortgage
reserved with confession Of judgement, till f.
nal payment. r said land is not sold al pri-
vate sale previous to the 20 h Dare,nber next,
il will on that day be exposed 1T public sale
by The undersigned Judge and e o9ieio aue-
tioneer.
l., FAvROT, P. J..
Nov % % Is45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

The WING ALMANAC, and Politicians re-
gister Tor lsi6-Grse y! aud MtFirah pub
fishers, New York--Tbis neat lRtIe volume
has come to hand, we recommend it to the
VII gs in general as froln the statistical infor-
nation ii contains, it will be gobd for future
reference, II contains : Calculations for The
year le48, calendars ioF the several months,
Government Of the Uniead Statef, the tariff
question, postage r%eforut oregoni our right
ful northwestern bound@ry, map DR. Texas, ell.
ection returns, SIC. &c..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
sTATE GA LOUISIANA.

- -. Dahl 80 b. nrtuu D.
= fODhlG Cbut - HtISF VI DUT| ~~N@++ NANHe
In the matter Of the succession Of Jane
Montgomery, deceased.
William ID. Lea, tesiamentary executor OF
the last will and eStamento OF Jane Montgom.
cry deceased, having flied in the probate
court, an account Of his administration in the
estate Of said deceased. Notice Is hereby
given to all whom interested to show cause
within ten days, why said account should not
be approved and homologated, and made The
judgement Of the court, and the said Execu.
tor discharged from d 7 further Responsible
ty resulting fruIn said trust.
Nov ~ ~ Oh. TESTER, P. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

On eaoN.-One of the mest intelligent and
experienced members Of the Demncfat.lc par.
tv in this city, said to as on Saturday, that
from what he had heard expressed by otter
laallhg members Of The party, no could say
with entiie COZ ddenss, that any movement
% the p4rt Of tie alminis'r iIton NJ WASH
inglan. involving the prospect Of a war
about the debated p%prtion of the territory If
Greg ~, would INN 'diaielg prostrate The
party IN his State. We are pUrsu tded that
the hurr1hs of Tamnany Hail, 10 The PRES
ent position # the party, itrm but a very
unsafe ground, at least, If tho real opinion
Of the Democrats If The Empire State.
~ y. Journal Of Commerce
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

Al PRESSING EMERsENCY Tile brilliant
but asspaiuI Dr ~ Gun 0lre, Wliaft ~ biz
cups 1875 ed a ltrg par 10 dAtaafs vii y
bis lafHUf, bis W ice esHr, and bis pUfse YHfe
alike afHpty. u tic uIpralug Gi flts intend
al VISIT, ms wife Nds IN st distfAeteH IN the
prospect If having 20 receive lie expected
GUESTS. Poor M GlIin ! lie Was yet soanaly
sleeping under the effects Of the yin5ua IL
batioDs Of the preceding day, Wien his lady
went up and aW0kg hiHi, as was hst won.
lie aroused himself, and exclaimed, "Wha
is It O'Clock I" "'Neat eiegen,' was the re.
ply. "My head" said be, "aphas Intensely ;
what have We In The house 7" ''VeIy little
was the answer Of the patient wife. "F0Ui
that ! have BEEN" said McGhln, tWhy / hays
half q dozen people cunning 10 dinnefi And
we have nell her fDld nor m MY mot a
thing 10 set before them" Tire tilse, he ad-
IN ell. was desperate. and apply iaf vinegar
and o her fefrigarants 70 bis heated temples,
10 Gfder to "annlhIlals The effects Of yester-
dat,'' The clever scribe, il a shoft time, pen.
ned a leading article If uncomm5n splendGr
in which the Coruseati0ns II his talent spark
led Ike diamonds upon q Queen. 81 shall
spun be hotne,' said he and away he vent
to The ofite Of 8 popular morning journalist
was received with gladness, and $40
was handed over tn The needy man. The din
ner was shortly provided, though W. believe
it was served up a little later than The APP
pointed time but the selat, when the anec-
dute was told ut the table, az the wine cirGu.
lated, was prop0ftigned to the siilguIafity and
success ofths expsdisnt. All, bOwsvef, are
not MeGhiuH and we very much fear that
many hecdt9mbs offered 10 the Goddess OF
ia ashton. have deprived the family afterwards
of their daily bread.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

CArrArx Fremont The Van Buren,. Ark.
IuteIHgencer, If the LIST saya-"We learn
from a II end a, Fart Gibson, that L~ieufeuants
James w. Albert and William @. Peek, oi
The United States Typographical Engineers,
arrived at Fort Gibson on the 22d ult, with
a party If 40 men, and train Ut wagons and
mules. Lieutenant Albert parted from Cap
tain Frem1n' a. Bent's Fort or the Arkan-
sas on The l5fhof August, and after following
for a time the tributaries Of the Arkansas,
crossed a spur of mountains and struck the
source of the Cansd an, which stream he
followed to the Arkansas. The whole party
are in perfect health, and a harder set Of
men could mt BE- found. After resting a
few days at Fort Gibson, the party took up
their line Of march for St. Louis, all anx-
ious II reach once more the abodes Of civ
~iIizltion, aud to partake Of the comforts Of
home.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
MRS. SHAW

Would say to her o. customers and the Ia.
lies il general, that che has just returned
rom Ne" York, and bas now IN hand q ve,y
ina asyortm'p Of f,ncy gods, consisting Of
- k u TIE latest styles. IN ,usllne de lalnes,
caebmie 8 P"lkas &c, aIso a large and well
se,ected uss0r't. II deuuee braid, and all deg.
e~rlrtiuus of straw b hnets Of Tie lataft French
styles. She can sell low8r lhan can be hal
elsewhere, log ther aith a verg superior as
soritnent Of Iaees, Insertions. ribbons, gloves
g. :, all Of winch will BIZ sold on the INST rea-
sunable terns. Cali and ex8mtnc-slore
nearly opposite the city bank.
nov s no 40 ls45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

IT IS 4 REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE tina,
the proportions of iha vast steamship Greas
Britain, thought to be the best approves mod
Ell in the world, are al,nost precisely the
satne az those Of Nouns Ark. Her dImen-
sinns are, length so feet, width of beam ST,
depth 80 II those of the Ark, length 300
cubits. breadth 40, depth 80. 81, Noah NOT
nniy built the largest yesseI that ever iI1ted,
but he adoDted proportions which the expe-
rience Of four thousand gears has apprt,Ved
as The best. Who TAUGHT MIN Z. L0a Tines.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
NOrICE.

The public are cautioned MT to trade for a
fifty four doIl4rs, S. cents, with interest,
taken in sui Ne. I5s n the docket Of w
d. Lea. Esq, entitled Johu NJ. Norris Tutor
&c. D. n IL Ss.rb ,roug,, AMI drawn bg
Noah and il mes ) .%ar6proagh ~ principals
and ID w Rounsarllea as security and ,earing
dates April 1915, having a judgment o.
orlaf frosn tla III VI Pfl9tte Cur ii and
for the Parish Of 81. HeEena or an Offset ~
tie said BJnd. will not pay or settle the
i me with any other person but the said
John M. Morris, tutor. 9Th Nov. 1915.
NOAH SCARBOROUGH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

Farmers Library aHS Monthly journal q
Agriculture by loHN SssKINNEEi Erq.-We
have received the Nov6,nber htsnhsr Of this
truly valuable ard interesting work. il il
emballished with a portrait Of thq Hon. Rich.
ard Peters Of Pennsylvania and tNo other en-
cravings. Il contains 100 pagep Of closely
printed matter Of the highest interest 10 the
%agrienltnrist. We are glad that the work Is
prosparing. No iarmsr who cab spare five
dollars can place lhem TO better! advantage.
Specimens can be seef At this office, where
subscriptions will be received, fEom the first
number [Julyl If requitsed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
WEST BATON ROUGE,

AI Editnf~-Ynu art authorized TO snnnunce
hr, Hii1irs HtrKtfoa Of tTrst Baton Rouge.
~ candidate fJf nhefif, undeF the new eensli.
te,ieh,
Many uofera,
You ara authorised 10 announce Mr. AJonis
Ifeberi. III candidate fiji Clerk ~ The fourth
dialrtct court, fer the pariah Of Wesi Baton
Rouge, under tbs nov eonelitution.
Many rioters
You ARE authorized ~ announced Mr. J. Y,
na.sldr. as e6ndidale for The place Of CLERK
pfthR 4,h district court, fur the parFh IF West
BATON Rouge, under The new constitution,
Pro bone publico
Please announce Mr.. Labauve, ne candid
ato for clerk OF the fourth district court, sub
tset To the decision of no convention, F1r If
he ba slaatadt he intends 10 be- the servant
cftha whale people Within, distinci ion Of par
Et asia,o eeis33 sera 81 primsFo rsctpido
Yna ara auth0ripeh to announce VtLLEN-
aovR BLANCHARD ESQ as candidate for aher.
TIP; For the parish VI West Baton Rouge, ur.
der the new constitution.
Pleare 10 announce Mr., Louis Lafton as
candidate f3r Cnroner for Tho parish of Weet
Ratoa Rouge, under the new constitution
MeFEhs Eniross Pleaee announce M,
Valm5nt Htberi, ne candidate to represent
the parlsh af West Baton Rouge, In The lower
branch ofthe legislature,
Subject however, Ia decision of parish
convention, VI 0ne deemed necessary
THE PEOPLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22

eE4F ~ GovKaSnENr.-This important
question is treated with 100 much Hghtness
By our eiIiseas in general-eyery properly
holder, every mechanic, iH fact. ali who hail
this town as their home and feel an interes,
in Ito weliaref ought 10 look upon this CUES.
don as highly important to their prosperity.
IN Dohaldsonville. they have appropriated :
loa Of grnund fer the purpose. In Plaquemine,
they have called a meeting to be held on the
2ssh instaat. for the purpose or taking this
measure In consideration, and here, in Bat
on Ronges the; mess prominent, eligible and
healthy spot h Louisiaua, always easy Of fac
cess III an stages of water, We are inactive.
his time for our citizens to be alive to the
question. Lei a meeting be called, if ground
be necessarily let il be granted, and let such
men be sent u our legislature as viii be Of
some use no, only in the deliberations of that
body, butin taeir influence with other mem.
bers. lfdue ~exertion is used, we can secure
IL and If Il is :lost, the people Of Baton Rouge
viii have but themselves 10 blame.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
COndpcfed by

ONtf@tgtE1 W -
Mrs. FfsHER 81 MISS WoopRufY.
The 32d session OF this institution com.
menced on the first Monday in October. The
teachers would not fail TO express their graft.
tude. for The patronage with which thew have
been favored since the establishment Of his
school IN Baton Rouge, and hope that their
u%ntiring exeriiens for the improvement Of
their pupils, viii! secure a continuance Of tho
SAM in future.
The central and spacious building on
Church Street, has been purchased by .
friend Of education for the use Of the school
The study and recitation rooms are large
and we'll arranged. Tpstsad Of a common dor.
mitory, the young ladies will be provided
with airy and pleasant rooms, intended 10 ac-
commodate four each. The grounds are sha.
dy and commodious. Particular attention
will be paid to The physical, as well as 10 the
moral and Intellectual education Of the tu-
pills.
It is the wish Of The teachers 10 unite II
their institution the comforts and advantages
Of a home education, with thorough school.
room discipline.
Friday Of each week is devoted to reviews.
FuPFfs aFEth5Uq FWzHizEHu1zy uPoa
the lessons they havelearnsd during the week
either by the teacher or others who may be
PtE%CftF BtGt34B = v pdAfDHS Oh the
school are invited 70 attend on that day or az
ang hour during school exercises.
The Departmental music. vocal and instru.
mental. is under the charge Of Dr., Gruueberg.
His talents az a performer and instructor are
of too high an order 10 need c~ommendztion.
The course Of studies will be as follows
PRfMART CLAss.-Reading spelling, wri-
ting. Geography and Arithmetic.
HTeaER CLassEs@Geography with the use
Of globes. History, Ancient and modern,
practical and mental arithmetic, natural and
moral philosophy, grammar and composition,
astronomy, chemistry, rhetoric Ethics, Alge.
bra and Euclid.
TERMS.
Board and tuition per annum, $50
Day scholars per quarter, s to 10
French, 6 to 3
Extra charges for wasting per month, 4
For bed and bedding, I
Ornamental needIe-work free Of charge.
Music on the piano per quarter 10
VEGETABLE g. GARDEN SEEDS.
CROP OF IS45.
A large assortment just received from The
uEIoN ARDEN near PItsburg, and FIR sale
W A. MONTAN.
nov. Is no Al is45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-22
RICHARD LOI1CKs
REPUBLICATION OF MARTINS
REPORTS.

The undersigned proposes 70 publish a nea
edition Ut The bret anl second series OF Mar.
Tins Rep KITS Of the decisions of The So
prene CourI of Louisiana.
These reports are gowtout ofprint, and Il
is presumed that a new edition is required
by The profession. In order o. enhance The
value Of the work each case wall be accom-
panied BY marginal notes, referring to subse-
quent decisions on the saa,e pgiHis,and also ID
such articles Of The Louisiana code, aud acts
of the Legislature as may have changed OF
modified the law as settled by the court.
These notes will be compiled by Thomas
Gibbs Morgan, Esq.
II is noe intended to omit any of the cases
contained in the reports, the whole bowegef
will be comprised in seosn UoLumes printed
with the same type and of the same size az
Robiuson's reports. y
The price to subscribers will be FIVE dol.
lara per volume, payable on delivery of each
volume, aud when two hundred subscribers
are obtained, the price will be advanced To sir
dollars and nifty cents per volume. being ihir.
ty & e dollars for the work complete tn sub
scrlbers and forty FIVE tn uou subscribers.
Il is contemplated that the frst volume
will be ready for delivery early III February
next, and me succeeding volumes every two
months after.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of subscribing will
confer q favor by forward ng their names to
SAMUEL NJ STEWART,
law SIX SELLER AND sTAT1 NER.
No. so, Camp Sireef, NeU Orleans