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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

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Hs1''@se ~ "'Y7 ~ 1sFea
We AFfH number y thiz Yaleabls Wfiis peft=
G1ifbi II ~ fGl Of highly interesting i~itera@
~ fasftsf, We sincerely hope lis aiiy mar.
/ - ..itt eat,a t,y.yasd sat -a.f.ia
w. tt, -
'H'Hs7''y ann A'''''S ~ ms saefesS o. thSit
eRHss
= W. ~ tiafisFnei Esd, at lbs JsBsfs6z
MIN II Hb# uflbahst hHs been appointed Eli
tbs ptasttgyf. fasasafsr af Liza 1ats 6,r tRs
A,.ta .f ..5.I-s
''7'S '' '''"''iaHs'
49, 4t. .
ohH'Hfea& W. f'fsi''.- w tts ~
tHa2ih' see at Tie TN i]ifaiaitii visited w l
setefs eiHtak tF an ghtihHnpte, #hitH iasfel
fsse I,jpptss b4 sahtisa Lat,s fta sst
tt. .... T." 49,. g
''''f'Si ~ isesi'e' ~ the 1feE 'fleths
Tee:
Al iib time nv write, fehiafls fhe sjki8
gttifH ath theta tbs inhabitants III tho tapfat
af the t~pHpt,ia afH sltlI H4tsf tHs inHasHfs n
ihB heffrifs s4a,thH II tbs earthquake Of yes
iatltt4tlfp ti45sttrus tiaEfs If WHiFH va H.
/ eifll llpHeflaFiIf 4FIt8iHisi With.
Yesterday HI Ht miHntee Faat y a'afGelt
III. tha oscillations heean, alt8hi ri ffst
sni tHsR slfaHpef Itta ifaatisa ii ID it84
tiBh aRrbafsi u he Haflh andHaiti. II last
I'll attBil ied lathHiek. This ghHfHs Fafe tafz
ftbls. HGihfup flke ttafn #aa sgaf t4Rai III.
rst haf.FF, AID he condition III lbs buildings
las sArRlf ff8tsa tIis ]atasnes III ell efleHaf=
BllHi
tVa rrfs Nv tiaisH ipad iia tfeat square
1T iifa tlate. and tFa Witnessed 4 stHMtaaIa
rat aaai4 ffFBiisn IL M I]1oiaift ttla Hats
ittuie, bH q iH1tasrt previous tranquil aud
i]iatltsa. ~ffH fpuH ihaif hhshsf BfaYiaE To
liza Almighty and counting with 4iaisty lie
sherts vir#i thfesta8Hi 70 tergeft Its fitst
heanlifat civ IL the iFa# World fffe Il var
Iitsatta II f1ina. The chains surrounding
The rbftieb wstH tialsnilY aeitaied tha flags
IL The pavement }a#ea HHpit The Trees BaHt
hiFbtttllre lie holdings aud lofty sdffsas
1stillstpi IL and FL The iafaisaae affB8
witch er5yHrs Ne summit 81 Tie tathsiral
~vibtafal silt astonishing faRialtf Al d5
rijHnfss pbsl lhfes he movement had
asa5tt
IT. ia inphssibla vet til aafhft8i1 Tie HHtaHt
NN#H II ~ 81 aIF 81 tIE .4F ii IEE4VF 1 a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
nIIEn

MDITIE.
A eieeaan wi Ia tsld, on MONDAY, The
18Th Of Mag fiexf, At Tie usual hours, lor SIX
members u The police jury Of tbs parish Of
Fast Baton Rouge, u represent the following
wards
Isl World ~ fbe Court house, presided by NJ,
M0rsao justice d he peace.
2-at Jamss Cooper, Ega' q, presided By said
Cooper.
Bat 4 > Rhodes presided By Mias Rpsa
and said Rhodea.
AT Mn. TowBsepd'a Plains, presided By
Geo j LiBey, Esq, Justice Of tie peace.
Tat Joseph "copper", presided By John Fore.
man, Esq justice Of the peace.
Cat Col. 2 Hteky, presided by eafd Hickg.
and d., J & Williams.
Gil TESTER, p. ].
Baton Rouge, April I5, 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
BLACKsMITHING

bLALhs MITHING.
Ins undersigned having established him.
sell I'd The shop, formally occupied by 4. G.
Aangrun, ls prepared to execute all kinds Of
"oFk IN ais line. He hopes by his punctuality
ana attention TO business, to merit pablie pa
tronage.
JAS. LAEGT0E.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

PfHhA -BtbvE That The Grand Jury
81 Tie Hhitad Et9fHs Gttepit Count, sitting Ii
HsltlH2ret l4&s found indictments saslh4t
Cart ]3hn II PahalaisH and niafs II His
ffsR fgf Ptfasz They #sf8 brought home
Hohia vie i q from lbs f54sf 6fAtfjtB where.
i t7 Mlale9l they we're engaged til thg slave
fsdH Hsif fassR VETS pF5HafHffY bfF4HE5Hhff
% trial during the Week
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
E1RAY COZ

TaEsB up m fbe 18Th instant, by Joseph
Bfs8Ht, residing fl Obs parish, ~ about ~
niles baigV the G58f. houses f6R add calf
Said Gov is p4ts rcd on The body, le baeE
and shoulders If q dsspHf red, small horns,
rising and extended, about 4 o 3 Ysus eId,
without any brand tbs eaif ts about me
month ola II said COW 4Ha cali afe n9t claim
cd Within Thirty days eff tbs present notice,
accord 1R 70 tbs regulations Of Tho Police Juz
II, they WI be exposed IT public s8Ie, by fbs
undersigned, AZ tfs fssidsbes afsaiH Bfsaaz,
on fbe 1850 ma9 heHt, At 10 o'el9ek, 4 M.
Terms Of sale, cash,
West Bttoh Rouge, Aprit liz. 1876.
10 H0#EM1aU HEEERT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

CORN by tie barrel and in sacks, always
on hand and for sale at the lowest market
price, by PIKE s. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

aF rtfrsHrpe RuftFHtpa,=-At The ga
quest bF ~ssvetal respectable e]ittzera "e ah.
hbthes that A nesting will be le'd ct The
tuuttahouse, this r]aernlnn l9dlh instant ~
u a'tletR A. A., ID rbpfp GA the best meth
ej VI throwing our sla for The relief II The
sunsfefs By The late disastrous aHunagtatith
81 PWlsburg An those whe feel all interest
IN tho eauae are inv tied tn attend,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
AGGO CARTS DRAWS g.

VACUUM LARIS DRAYS &c.
The subscriber respect.
CE9f folly informs the Planters Of
0JL-M this vicinity, that he is pre-
- paired to execute all orders
for Plantation carts, Wagons &c. Those
purchasing are invited to call and examine
my work before purchasing slswbsre. 4
good assortment Of OK d Horse Carts, Plan
saiion wheels, wagons, Drays dc, constant
iy on hand, for sale on Church street.
april 10 no IL W F. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

Was brought TO tbs DEPOT a.
~ Baton Rouge on the 18th March
ls45, q negro boy who calls aim
T/ self Anderson, s feet 4 incbaa
a@ high, about Is years Of age, STAN
nefs hen spoken to, light black, and saws
ne belongs to a Mr. Allaia of New OrIaans.
The owner is requested to comply with the
law and take hin away.
BRYAN. yaIIay
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

BATON ROUGE.

Tas gaaeHs Daf TtfHs- From sra after
bts date ego shall invariably 8hatFs as fyl.
lows
F1f one years Subscription If paid
previous to expiration If term. % 90
# paid after. and HE ltpabls 81 run
finE aliet it. g 90
AiHaaisius ubd sub by Tie year. 80 On
Cards af Doctors. Lawyers. ~. per
year. ~ on
Advertising per square 10 lines IT.
uehstitutuie d sunate ,bns insertions ! hn
t5yafy Subsequent iheetlipH. Fer.
Announcing q candidate fer rnblie
1fira. lHf p auhaerthatl ~ 90
Announcing 10, tnon4s0bseribsrl az 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

l5#4 Through tie Missouri Reporter
Fe la+fh tlat laHa H fgf a maulaf # Tho
Ha,isBHl Gonfsistaegi her people 651fng ne
SIDED against iI fHs lows Papers Suppose
.H3t NE g94stitHii1h Bs aitefa1 Nv EgHgfasss
lias haa1 fsjaGfaa Bg majority ~ 4b54l $500
9Hs Fagbis If tliRi t]afftofY are determined
g insist upon extending jig Wastafp btaffs
~ nc @isse8ti liver They rely hb4H ths
Heet Congress 70 gfa6t ibsH What li51 de-
sifss
The democrats haze probably sisffsJ Il
l9tga lBai9fit7 Of her candidates to The Leg
isiaIive COUNCIL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

M. Editor please ahhu,iHfa The follow
ing candidates fVf ne Police JHrr.
First ward Anthony NJ meet.
f'atrna -iIshfg t]'onllnsoh.
I'hiri-UfaA %liaeteh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
~ D0LLAH4 90 800.

IL stfa76d ct stolen from the
AITI Cdafthease, iufhs month Of
1a8 January iast, dsypls gray
kA Abafsej about - bands high,
the faif 81 lie tail cut short IN Tie inside,
apFsafs duff no brand or MARI rscetIeeted,
h8d0H j Spanish Saddle with purdmsl broken
Whoever viii bring said horse to. tie Rangers
bf7ee 6f 70 Il N PB1tBu's, nsaf The Catholic
Csmeifgswii receive the above reward,
april za, IsAb. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

The rait NJ The Louisiana Aftigriluai aRi
Me hanir's Association vtii tH hsltpB 1fyH
frg the 10Th 81 NAV np.t vs. indie staad
that the rontrittaa appointed hrahe rtf
rase VI eltafrIra > seftpbls BlaeH bF the eera-
zion. faya obtained Fsttns ID the Harrihati.
thfub will answer I'll tho fbf4rsss W.
hope Is psat d large huwtef VI Blf p]l8hteFs
pR that ovcasfes HltBat dos anronfaas
maut i, agriculture, = r]uantrr tet never be-
Prosperous or happy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26


]ttittaaf ltaiIs 1Bss mot trsditbNr satrer
stefr. wan wtBt er H. II IL nevertheless
tine, that sati fishing patty saf HUwH 70 ttttuz
hsh, and mais 4 tafast ah ns tap salmon a.
could be obtained Ia New Ytah I've would
inform The AtiUtaBt, that we tavs 40 fight
~ claim 80 tie lille ~ "h6gdel" and
eaunsel him act 70 tafhtsh cur fair patos wilb
auch aa Illegal handle again we are merely
high frietis il he "tra7hIbgteu lizards aad
Artillery Company A nonlaby, whish.
though IN It's infancy, will=thfdw Tie Adia.
taa, y boosled "Viltags Ami" Ia tho shade,
II you eish to he satisfied Of the fest, tust
step over on The dntaF nest mouth when =
a general review VI the btobdy tith will take
place in this town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Whereas a certain instrument in writing,
commonly called A counter letter, made by
and between Joseph Gil and Hortenss Gil,
ard William Gil, or between Hprtenss and
William Gil has been lost or mistaid, and
possession Of the same cannot be obtained.
This is to give public notice 81 the loss Of sad
letter, aud 10 offer a reasonable reward to any
person who will enable me to procure the
same. OCTAVTNE GIL,
apst IL, lS45, wife Of Laurent Aubfc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

tHtAeHiaa The Rev ~, Woeibfij gs
having Kindly consented 10 tho use Of The
Presbyterian Church, divine service, aeror=
ding tolha forms Of The Eptseopal ehBfch,
wilt Ne held Al that place, by the Rev Hf.
Lemon, Of West Baton Rouge, on osmorfew
night Apfll 9Th. al early tandls light
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

far lba fesidsBfs II Tie late Bampson Bfdg
sfHt ESQ, Alter his departure. and when
nearly arrived 81 bis places ef destination, IL
sasHs that tfs encountered he fsrfs tafnado,
vllGb 6H fhHt sidfmY evening s#6bt 6ysf i
portion ef our county 59faa hours after
d#fA hts Agtss vas discovered, ~ i taRfa.
gfaathE but a shout distance ffoui The bbuss
Recognizing the animal, and alarmed ri fis'
absence If tbs fidsf, fB notified tba evsfsesf,
vb6s With Lighted torches, bf5aaedsd down
The t9ad. and shortly discovered tbs ~iifatsss
body gf M ~ lie RHs Wing aBtil bis f4es,
beside . large e4s fts9, hisb bad been tetnf
~ by lba roots, and 6a examination Il Vas
found that FHgsf4i n he rI5s 90 he Fiadt sidA
ssfe h%fskaf, md lie s4f6e side If bis fafs Ind
f%4febeai violently bfitlaad Il IL thB opinion
# physicians who sFaBfnedzibe totpse, ttat
bd5 Hsatl vas i1stahlaHAgHs-tha fs es8Had.
~ bfaalh he tbe f%Gat56dt that 9fbs btGW H#s
slrtsH by ffa falling tfse ltis WateH. Vhisb
iYas found II the feHd 9ith fhe fhast4T broken
led Slapped Hf lhfaa thfnaias To SIX. Hhtaff III
sgfa5sHi Shave bead fbe ss8ft mons IT. Of
lHs daatHs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
aTAYh or tonIatANA-

GAbE ~ A EUHAWA7 EtAVEf
~ virtue II IN order ffgn Tbs HIN Cbaa.
Tess}6r Parish Judge 10 and for fbs parish NJ
East Batsa f9bge, WILLIS exposed for sale
on
s44cHbhv, May HI, 1876
~ tbs Courthouse IN the town Of Eai6p
Rangs, Commencing 1T ~ 6'floek, eli f5s
fiahfs tile interest and claims N fbs 60aef
or e96sfs u y e6rtaJH negro man siage, 4
Yu0sHaY, confined IN tho Depot, Who calls
himself Daef.5 fest Oh inches 6iRb, about IS
1ft 40 ysars Of 8gs, and says he belongs 10
Nh Green Of Tgos4zA
III vac brought ~ his depot from Lake
Prov tdsaee iat60 tia sfh March Js43, and Is
row setzsd for The fees u eapfUre, detention,
and other e6Ffa effbta Depot.
I6fmk II sais-Cash
l.. G. MORRIS, Sheriff
march 22 no z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

STATE or LOUISIANA-PARLsH
WEST BATON KOUGE.
PROBATE SALE.
By virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court,
Will be sold by the undersigned, on
Tuesday, the 18Th May next,
at 10 O'Clock A W., al Mr.. lahore Daig!e,
The following property, belonging 10 the sue
cession Of Isaac Gibson, deceased, viz:
4 negro woman, So years, Two eows, an
Old horse, furniture, &c.
Terms Of sale-cash.
l.. FAVROT, P. J.
II april 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

HAY. 4 first rate articIe of Western
hay, for sale by PIKE & HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

uahswRll's Glass W0fks. which we're alsG
consumed
Among The public buildings DESTROYED afe
The pitfsBufE HBnk, fhe WaHsRgahsia House,
| tho Maft hants' Hotel, The Mayors Once.
known NJ Fiil0 Hall, ana III hut piitsbDfe
Insurance hHifHss The Chronic 10 end Age
Offices #pfs renewed The Chronicle LIST
lfa tabstHss TIE Presbyterian Advocate
and Protestant uHionint 0flpAA ats beth aes
ttnYpds
Al tbis tine " o'rtofA Thofsisy evening"
The IRE 10 not eelendint. but 10 VET raging
with awTll autlir,iiY n HE bnfHt dialtitt,
Hundreds u families are h8rstises end l1ina-
lesa. and theit fooda on the streets. In al1
10 The l]iaitass, the Case Works arc iesNtuT-
cd, sud nuf ely VII he involved IN darkness
90 sa1n ~ Tho inftt namas do aHaf.
Millions ~ dollars VII urt tsrait The Iasa
experienced. Pr asipnt If lrsH hnil e llag
eptnai lesaiatiah, ng Hfe IN this country bF
| - r]1nallul H. tt'8-tnyfiuH 8a bhaIi BE- nbls
to gita roafe particulars
afHFAFHY 4 public injecting arthe riti.
ssha at Har nfIrans uas held rt TurslH
Evening at Hurta' Arcade, 10 t4ts iHfr @rn
s,tlsraNinH tlta brst rtaaas # a]triFline falisf
10 lha suTsrars NJ his late Fra 1t ti,tahNtfH
Resolutions wntn airplpi, ani 4 committee
uf 40 refeeus, uhasnr fr8r tho Nhrps rtniei
r]atr0ios, appointed ~ rattHaI ntnis. Witch g.
ts he irro4itpi IN ihe hands ~ 'te rjyllpr ~
iha na4h II triistaHa, wins il r6astithtri tai
aet as lteasnfsr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26


A GtAvrnss We staprsdidoa Thursday
evening 70 tea Mtss if6HHinp. ftbin EeBtHe-
by, She Is feet in height aud volt propers
toned, 10 soc oueyoung laties, If ordinary
! siss, standing BY this Atn4so1 like fgufeI
presented All astonishing toUffBst. However,
We do not ace any thing adorable and lovely
il 81 large specimen Of tha fem tnIH8 gender,
we would rather have tbeth two fest shorter,
aud pfep9rtioned accordingly,
A sroHm,-A severe storm II wind, hail
and rain. passed over Eaalafeiieiaua. 6n lie
l1tb instant Wa publish The fallqwtug pafs
~tieulars furnished US ifom on aye witness to
The disaster
M, ], r. Carney. 4 Respectable Flautef rs
siding on Thumpaan's gfaett, two miles bel6w
Jackson, had every building 81 bis premises
blown down and The greater part II lie mate.
rails carried entirely away. his dwelling. q
snug and substantial frame house Raa torn 10
atoms, Tho bottom ellis. Of large heavy oak,
were blown several hundred yards. Bud 0hs.
ef thsm wfaHg in two. MI. g. had ba arm
bfgk en. one Of the children had his face most
dfsadfuliyia6etated and IL fact eyety menbeHs
OF the family were more ~ irsB injured, with
the exception Of his little seh, a child o~fseveu
or eight yeats old. who was blown to a dis.
lance Of about three hundred yards he was
not 10 the slightest degree iBiufedE hatante
The nearest Heighbuf aud reported the e6pdt=
lipn Of th7 house, and stated that the Wofe all
htlltd, The zmaHe=hpHae was blown Away,
with tho years provision Of bacon packed up
IN bpSes! the corn crib shared The SANG fate,
most Of the corn was lost On fhe adjoining
plantation, belonging 10 The heirs Of The late
Judge Rhea, the gin house was blown down.
killing the avergset M, Phelps, and three
valuable negro men.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

It's afdsfsfgad, say fhs Washington pa
pafst that NJ Latuabebe, manbaf 1T tLa
last Congress from Louisiana, will b.. 8bpaj0a
tfd H4v8i DthfeF If It'd uoftaf New Orleans.
aHd ttat nj Stiles III Georges, also . n4n
Der "a 5ha last Congress viii get tic apsiHt-
maii1 8fglHfHt d'hnaifAs % Aastti4. B4ff
81 these gentlemen aafs Audi1atas lot The
Ha4aft CDiiasBiRbjb,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
TERMS or BALE
WA8IUN4F0Na GUARDS,
FtekED o. 4IlE MtaMaafFpL

FT.ETU IH TIE MISSISSIPPI,
Or tbs aslh March last BIZ Mf, Joseph
Bfeabt, living III tha parish Of West B5ton
Rouge. aboHff3 miles below tie Courthouse,
ffa9 baisaof 69tt1n one matksd ChieomA, No,
tB4t th6 sthsf Hilst5nt NO. ii. tits last is
iron =Ag5pe3, The proprietor il requested 10
p4y costs ana take ahsm sway
Vast Baton H1Hgs. 1871 spill ts4b.
~ HO5EM0HD HEBEHf. PJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

MExtoo.- The Taet advices from Mexico
are rather Of Q warlike nature. The people
seem ~ have arrived at The conclusion that
unless q war is declared against the Uuited
States, is Administration and lie character
will be- irretrievably diagraced. From the
the proceedings in the Mexican Congress, il
Is quite certain that the Mexican cabinet ex-
pect foreign help. BE this as if may, nothing
short Of a formidable force in tie gull and the
appearance ofau American squadron at Vera
Cruz, will cool the present excited state Of
public feeling in Mexico.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

aAftabAv. Anil 90lI l6i6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
MAYORAtTY

The price Of -four being "a 25ths bakers
will give - ounces Of bread the ensuing
week.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
NOTICE.

WI ItEy
Tbs public afs cautioned mott frade f5y
Or negotiate a note endorsed by ne in fagof Of
lanes Kenuard, about the end of NAV n
first or June 1914, fof The amount of gro,
ne il was given for the purpose of reneujng a
note IN the Bank Of Louisiana. which object
vas NOT effected. therefore vii not pay
said note.
5Amff 1915. DANIEL SULLIVAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

Gen. Dodge has been appointed Governor
Of Wisconsin in the place Of the Hon. N. p
Tallmadge, removed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

fCEf 1CElf ICEu
The Undersigned bagibg made arrange
meata tgauppIy our citizens With that la1agy
during the season, Hfll haze the article ron
Etanfiy On band and for sac aG Nr. M9utao's
Ice House on Water street
8 FARRELL 4 PERClVAL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

AsBHfeAa HsytsW We hays 10 fety6d
tbs Apfit number If this valuable nhig peri
gdtesir It's fg1i Of highly interesting ttera-
~ ta5ttst We sincerely hope lbs Wig pars
u viii fems forward ari sustain i work 80
bsfess4fy and yaioabis 10 the success Of lbatf
tRHsa5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
W.. MAnnnan. Church e.,

ALtcAffT MAT8-Jast received End for
sale ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

] y II Claiborne, Esd, Of tbs Js6sFss=
niah u New Orleans b8s been appointed III
he President, inspector Of Live OAK fef fbe
STATE If tteuislaHaf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
Passed 18th April 1915
Attest.

SAM. sKoLFIELD, Clerk.
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SECRET DISEASE

CURED TH E7RCD TIC 3 DAVIS or NO
" CHARGE MADE. ApDyto DIR. JOHAST Or
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North fredeisct Esuysaa
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where maY ~ D.
tanned the speedy remedy ar Goourfhasn GGse'H,
stricuics Seminal weakness, pain IN te Iona, ses
fGCtOns ii the KidHeys, and every other synDun NJ
A CERTAIN DlSEA3E.
How tc.hc is cren the contemplation Of the rsas.,
ges Of this disease, vince from neglect to cnrsIf'a
shiifGl PHI 'ic;an, OF from ignorant aHd i@Gnreta2
ncht the constitutional SYMPTOM ak G.; rrta.yr
aaCC-ihe thrOa becomes liberated the rH~ij IT,
ed nocturnal pains IL the head and ta!HSE, dtgIa. -
sight, Graiaess, the bones affected, hftc - w. D
head, face and e1ue1ii'f progressing on ~Ita@IJ
ia! ropdy till ~ lat Ihr iala'e o.: isi' s:EgGa 81 CO.
iroyed the bones ot The decay HNd fall IN; ira
vct. OF this horrd dis u@sc be core object
Until the last scene Of die ana ,y,e p and dgzta
crops the curtain by hatr h2 tin unlaPPy pat;eus
IN un;imely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR ~0TICE.
Tho whose constitution. have been injured ~
certain perDcious practice may b, soon reeorei 60
perfect health by Applying to Dr. Johnson citeF peg
sonay by letter DIR. j. has see. cases lllat VEGA
sufficient 10 appai thc heart and hsraW upthe soul
OF all who we've not used 10 thc "b-trVacn OF SUCH
terrible sights.
shoud this meetthe eye Of any WIZ arc suffering
from ihe above Affection, let them fly iyn edialeIg 70
Dr johnston who siandf READY 10 relieve them; and
irnin hH extensive practice in the E,st Hosrili OF
Europe and America, he guarantee speedy cure, us
matter how bad ihc may be.
ItiS proper here 20 observe that m, tCHasTGr ~
not at present engaged il The practice OF medicine
through pcctEiary ncCcSsity-be having, BY die DIT
CEASE OF re lavc, fallen heir Ia f"riuI but lhr3'
ardent dcsre to benefit b;s.u3rY,. - fclloSCrsa-
tGIes, 20 pour like the good Samaritan oil into c1efI
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from cisc&se for which the world feels 70 pity
Again II mUStbe remembered thatthD object Of pg,
Johnston in Offering his services for tte relief OF INA
nisCtiss OF mankind is noltErOugh prcuEary neces-
si'y. Hence no charge will in any C&s Dc made QA.
less The Patients CUcJd. 4 H.
SURGICAL OpERATfoNa on IN I've, sucb a
for Squirting, Cataract, SC. AIS, those for DcforGJ
of the Limb, such Us Club Foot. &c, performed ia
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TIE DEsOLATEp HOME.

Ey l.. 4. TEYALL.
I've seep tic wife, once loved, and blessed,
With every prospect Bright
Geart-brokeu, haggard, soul Depressed,
A living, ghostiy blight
I've seen the mothers blooming grace,
All radient, smiling, fair
Again, l'ye lOok'd upon that face
Despair was written there!
I've heard her little children cry
go, mother give me bread;N
But ah! what anguish swelled that sight
"No food-no iire-n0 b d.
Why, why those weeping ones consigned,
To hopeless gief conuol?
A husband, father, once so kind,
Now drink the poison bowl
Oh! father husband! break tho chain!
The maddening drauEht resign,
Wife, children, all may smile again,
If yOu the pledge viii sign.
Dncc more the tint of rosy health,
Their pale, wan cheeks may kiss,
.Aad you recover home and wealth,
With friends and long lost bliss.
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BODY SNArcHING IN Ono. great ex-
element has, for week or more, existed at
gainesville, Ohio, and throughout the Western
Reserve, by the discovery of an extensive sys-
tenn of body-snatchng, which has boon carried
on in that region.
1t seems, according to the story told by
correspondent of tho Lowell COULTER, who
writes from the focus of this excitement, that
a certain Doctor in Ashtabula CO., had nicely
packed two or three bodies in boxes, and de-
posted in warehouse at Ashtabula, directed
to T. Sherwood, Cleveland, supposed to be it,
teEded for the Cleveland Medical College. The
boxes were suspected before they were shipped,
broken open, and tho bodies recognized as those
recently inferred from highly respectable tam-
lies in neighborng town, and one Of them as
the patient of the aforementioned Doctor. A
tremendous excitement was raised, the Doctor
fed nstanter to Cleveland, and the whole com
munity was in most magnificent state of hul-
labulloo. An Indictment has been found by the
grand jury against the Doctor, and also in tho
excitement, against the forwarding merchant
IN whose warehouse the bodies were found. A
few days after this, public meeting was called
at gainesville, at which long list of awfulIy
imposing resolutions were passed. In some Of
the adjacent counties also, bodies have been
raised and carried off.