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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
PICTORIAL AND ANTI ASTHMA
TIC SYRTTp.

have, for more than thirty years, been
afflicted with Asthma, which was known. not
only to my friends, but also tn many others,
who could judge Of the situation to which
this malady had reduced me. During the
latter part Of the disease, / could not festtn
bed, and frequently during the space of eight
or ten days, could not even lie d~2wn1/Sea-
ted in an arm Chair-ny head reclining on
the side Of the bed, I obtained at intervals
some rcpose! This situation becoming des"
perate, | tried various means % obtain relief,
and have succeeded, after more than a years
research, in discovering a specific syrup,
which has produced such a happy effect upon
that at present | only experience some sligh
oppression, which is Immediately relieve
by one or two doses! If at any time from
exposure, / am threatened with an attack,
| take repeated doses Of the Syrup, and sue
coed in Obtaining immediate relief.
1t is not TO be supposed that a disease so
obstinate as the Asthma, should yield to the
first doses Of tho Syrup: it ID only after long
use that relief may be expected, or a perfect
cure, If taken when first attacked.
Asa p%ectoral, this syrup is employed in
the greater part Of the diseases Of the breast,
guchas Observation-Disclosures Of the lungs
-pIeurisy &c. DR.. Rance has employed It
in cases of puImatnory pbysic, and it has sue
| ceeded better than any other remedy in reliev-
| ing the oppression that always accompanies
this alarming disease. He informs me, that
| in order to afford certain relief, he has been
| Obliged towards the end Of the disease, 10 ad-
! minister il in strong doses. DR., Rante con-
giders it as one Of the best ~pectoral remedies.
The directions for use are attached to the
bottles.
The depot for the above syrup is at the
store of the undersigned, and prepared BY him
i'm Baton Rouge.
Price Is CTS per phiaI offs ouncee-s7 50
per dozen phials.
The foregoing statement is true, as regards
myself Refers 10 DR., II. Rance.
dec. 19-46. II. LANoUE.
ALSO A VERY SUPERIOR DEN.
TRIFICE.
In marshy countries and near the sea-
sh re. people are more or less subject to
the scurvey, which effects particularly the
teeth and gums, the last become Of a dark
purple, sweIled and detached oflhs teeth.
By using this dentrifce three or four days
only at morning and night, they will be
restored to their natural state.
Use daily, a few drops in a tumbIer OF
water, keep the mouth in order and fresh.
Also a Vegetable Cosmetic, preferable to
Cologne water, particularly for ladies', it does
not only refresh the skin, but gives it beau.
tiful natural white color. :.
Cologne water warranted fist quality.
POWDER
20 whole, half and quarter kegs, superior
quality
BEAL and Sog.
IN 000 efona D;pes
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

MtttrARy.-Tn addition TO tho ono
hundred young men advertised for Mt Char
lection tor the ordinance department, one
hundred are advertised for nj Noffork,
which are 10 be commanded by Capt. Hu.
ger, and ure 10 be cent TO Tampico. Capt.
Huger, The Norfolk Herald says, is buslIy
engaged at Fort Monroe in preparing how
itzor botterios, bombs, rockets, etc, tn be
sent to Mexico upon a roquisition Of MAJ.
Gen. Scott. Tho men are expected to be IN
readiness to leave Fort Monroe about tho
first of January. Tho Inference" says
tho Herald, "(for we know nothing cer'atn
oflheir ultimate Destinations is, that they
will Join the army under Gen. Scott at
T'ampico. and proceed with It 10 Vera
Cruz. TO bombard the castle of Sun Juan
dJflua."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

SELLING orr Ar AND BELOW COST.
y. SANGER, lms he pleasure n am. la.
cfnI {" tho public, that be has nae slttf A.
engagements rs 10 Dissolve coparfmrrsbtp IS IN
Mesafs, h. and A. Hess, after tho comlrg
" " fcar, in ORDER 10 reduce bis present
large 3 nck of goods, Wlticn conatst of tho
l'icogl a%riirlcs d oil kinds Of ny fancy
and Staple G0ods, as we'll rs gent ftucds5
Clothing, NE, Boots, Sioeg, etc., They
viii sell positively ut Cost, and a great many
articles even below cost D. Sanger will
alter d. business alone, as. sCoI Is lIietr pres
ent stock is uiastly g1lf,
With the above named Inducements Tn
hope to sell out our present stock, and al tho
same time respectfully invite all those in
dobicd to US to cofne forward and settle their
acco unfe ,otherwisethey viii DO placed in the
hands Ola lawyer for eoliec i'm.
d. SANGER, HESS e. Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

Free Negroes.--The Circuit CONT Of
st. Louis has recently decided in the case
brought before it on habcas.corpus, that
tho children offroc negroes are not citizens
under tho constitution of the United States
and that the laws prohibiting them from
moving 10, or residing IN the State with
ont license is not in violation Of any rights
secured to them by the constitution. Tho
case will go 10 the Supreme Court
Picayune.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

DR. j, Boyd, wants to purchase a few sick
or diseased negroes under IS years of age,
for which a fair price will be given accor-
ding to their various diseases-Or he will
attend them at his Hospital one mile from
Baton Rouge, dnring their illness, upon lib
eral terms. Fol- particulars enquire at his
Office near the Episcopal Church.
Dec goth
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
e. mn

The Indies Of the Episcopal Church pur.
pose giving i Concert OF Monday evening
ibg 18th December al the Garrison.
g.gUGRlMsIIA
FART FIRST
Variations, Brill, Daett-by Hunten;
Sony;
Charmes dc Paris-Mosehelles;
Song;
Glen Mays WaIt1es;
French Song;
pAR SECOND
Variations for Piano d Violin-HottS
aud Lat0nt;
Song;
Fantn8is for the left hand alone;
German Song;
Meroadants, Duet, from ell Normanie
4 Partg6
Song four voices;
Concert 10 commence at I o'clock pre-
cisely.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
n7-S OHNCE.ED

II. LANoUE, having made
arrangements with an importer 10 New Or
loans. would announce 10 his friends and the
public in general, that he will keep constant.
" on hand a complete assortment Of The fol-
lowing articles, warranted aud Of the best
quality.
CIarct in boxes, bottles
and halfb ottles,
Champaign by the basket,
Madeira Wine by the gal
lon or bottle,
JencriT DO do
Port Wine in bottles,
Muscat do do
Cognac brandy by the gal
lon or bottle,
Old French Brandy,
Old Jamaica Rum,
French Cordials, assorted,
Claret by the demijohn or
bottle,
MarseiIs Wine do
Nye Whiskey,
Sardines, olives, capers, OIL
i've oil, absinth, kctchup, bos-
ton soap No |, imperial tea,
&c.
Also an assortment NJ rroCknrY and glass
ware, lettnr ami foolseap plpor, quilts, steel
pens, ink besides A great MANY other art'-
clos too tedious tp mention all of which If
offered ut tha lowest prices for CASH.
Re ~ Planters and others wishing 10 receive
CIaret in casks or any Of The above named ar.
I~itIes, direct from New Orleans and have
them Ionded at their residences, can Ieaff
their orders with me and may rest assured
that they viii be attended b with the great
Get punctuality.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

or The editor of The Louisville Journal
learns by passengers in the New Era that
there were some three hundred men under
arms at Fort MossIc, Illinois, arresttng
counterfeiters, Considerable excitement
seems to prevaiI.-Picaunne.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
OR STOLEN

A bay mare, Is hands high the two hind feet
white, and a white streak on the forehead,
SOM white spots on the back, about ten
years of age. A reward will be paid to whoev-
er will bring her back to the undersigned.
II. B. FAVROT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

regulations Of The Conpany3 you are re-
speetfllly and earnestly requested to ut
lend.
Should 1t he your wish to he made &C
quainted with the rules and regulation to
bo submitted before the meeting which is
10 take place on the 9th of Janiary, ls47,
I shall be much g%ratifpd 70 communicate
them to you. aud give you. rs regarls the
company, whatever Information you may
require.
I shall also 10 highly nattaroi to receive
any observations the p]Iantcrs may be- plea
sedth submit 10 me respecting the eonpa.
ny and its regulations.
From the 10th December instant, | shall
be ready to attend 10 business, daily, liom
o A. NJ. to 2 T. NJ, at my lodgings, IN
New Orleans, No. So Bourbon street, be-
tween Bienville and Conti.streets.
Respectfully yot-s,
4. II. AreAmmARRH, Attorney III Ldt.
anil Originator of ne Company.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

Tho sugar planters arc requested 10 re.
member that the meeting IL which the reg.
]nIations for the Mutual Association Of 81.
gar Planters against fire, will be presented.
discussed and adopted. Is to taIto place 10
New Orleans, on the 9th ]ofJauiary next,
At ten o'clock A.. NJ. In the saloon a%ljoin.
lug the st. Louis Ball Room.
Planters are earnestly requested 10 at
tend.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The subscriber having increased hin fHcik
tiles and secured a grod lot Of Seasoned
Lumber, il ~ prepared to receive orders
Tor the coming season for Wagons and
Carts, with Iron o. wotd axlotfees, and made
after tbs most approved Patterns npgy in use.
IL calls The q lertloo Of tho Sugar fan-
ters Of The state toll Tipping Gaze tVag-
gnDs that bB Is now manufacturing. which
are moro Simple 6Hd adapted fOy caDe tfap
any in 49,. and refers 10 Dra. j q III Per
kins, d. Chambers, Esq, GebI. Joseph Bor.
aard, Stephen H9Hdt rson, Esq, and J. g..
Srudder, ESQ, who have used lbetn the pas,
season and will give any i0formarien rcspmf T..
ing them required All orders entrusted To
hin will he faithfully performed 9rd warf8n.
ed. Also all kinds Of Plantation S,utlh wotlt
done VI bis estfb. isIru pf-@cofner at C'hInch
and Main ST., Baton Hafte.
dec TN w. T. Tt5VSAHD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
NEW YEARS LUNCH

John Capoulado is not, (whatever may
be said abeut him) q man to be approached
too near, from the fact, that the provcrh,
gu s'y froae So piq@o, cannot be applied
to him. If he is sometimes rather too
rough, yet be is endowed with good quail
ties. The following is an ~indspuiable
proof Of It; there will be on the morning Of
tho LIST January, cutting and hruising in.
strmcnts at his elegant establishment, but
said instruments (knivcs and forksl will
tend 10 no other purpose, than to furnish
the scctators of Coaus with proper means
10 Dc ample justice to the splendid Lunch
which tho ex.baker will have the honor to
oasr his customers and friends at large.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

Tman,ds improDea Wagaas.-Et gives
us much pleasure 10 bear testimony to the
great superiority Of these wagons over the
carts generally used for carrying n to
the sugar-milL. Being provided with small
wheels ii front, and the body OF the cat
resting on the large hind wheels, i turns
roupd In a small space, thus permitting it
to approach the cane carrier, while the
body can be tilted over with very little e.
fort, A planter informs US that they carry
about double the quantity Of a cane cart
therefore Eve wagons are equal to ten carts
which gives a saving Of five drivers and
ten mules.
we trust that Mr. Tunnard will exhibit
a Of his wagons 1T the approaching fair,
when tho planters viii be enabled 70 Judge
for themselves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

The CUT WoRM.-The Germantown
Telegraph gives from Mr.. ISAAC NEroN a
certain remedy for the Cut worm. It is
simply by mixing fine salt with plaster, ia
the proportion of one quart of salt to four
quarts of plaster, and applying it to Corn
after it has come up. Do not sprinkle the
plant itself with the mixture.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

SAP ACctDBSf.-T'ne Cincinnati Com
atetclal nj the 3d inst, eaY.:
Yesterday, abouf o o'clock, nm addition
recently bnrlt on the back part Of the foon
jary of. f. J. GoodIoe, on Congress street
penr Broadway, eel from he giving way
Of u wall, some twenty feet high, IN The
rear Of Brrratt's Gymnasium Third 81.
Tho bnIdlng is a complete wreck. by this
sad catastrophe two mon, at work in the
second story nttho time Of The accident.
oHonamed jacob Hguvais, was dangerously
Injured, having bis skull fractured, collar
bone broken, and butng otherwise bruised.
and another, Lawrence WALTZ, hurt bot
not seriously Injured These two were the
only persons in the building at tbs time OF
the crash.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

]srEAmBnAr DtsAsrBn The steamer
G, CAnRoLt, on her passage from 81. Louis
to this city, on Thursday morning last,be-
tween two and three o'clock, struck the
hank on the Louisiana hote, below GRIND
Cali, with snrh f,rce as to cause her TO
make water so fast That IN n few minutes
abe was Ia a sinking condition, having
four f,ot winter IN her hold. She was run
% The Mississippi side, and il n few min
tee the steamer CUff,N PtANr cnne a.
Iongsldr, and. with the azsisrapre # ths
persons on both boats and the hands on The
plantation ofC y. Hamilton. sht was, nf-
ter eight hours thcessnnt labor, 50 much
inlnlenpd as to enable her to prosecute her
voynge by con7tan ly keeping her pnmps
| ag1iog ABOUT 900 tons freight had TO be
thrown eyer bonrd, rs well "a al the stock.
The steHtnar CorrnE PbANf' remained ~
ongsidr ffon the placs ofacci lent TO this
city, bringing down n great portion Of The
cargo saved.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

his late We shall invariably charge as ioi
For onr years subscription II para A..
nrevipus to expiration OF term ~ v"
raid after, and the trouble oi rum ~
ming attct IT., an m
Advertising and sub. by the year, " wv
Iard2 Of ooo'o'S' '""' 10 Oh
year.
Anvct'la,,a Ig' ,3v ~, opainsrrtion, / 90
livery subsequent insertion, DUO
h~hnonnGinS ,hsa.,hor a. 90
once H. S,nn. s,tgrtiher.1 80 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

tn pEsrRox C~ATERPILLARs ON FRUIT
'rREEs.-The following Us the most speedy
md convenient method Of destroying these
injurious insects that l have ever tried or
recommended. Make use Of a shot gun or
f,,Vlinp piece, charged with about haifth
ordinary load Of powder, either with or
without d light wad. Place The muzzle
within 4 foot or two OF the nest, after The
y .ehqree 81 the piece, If it has been wei
directed, hardly a vestige of The nest or is
occupants a he seen This business
p,ake~ fine sport for such boys a. may Be
,Iesy trus od.wiih fire, arms.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- n 7 tut LDDIDINIFH.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, Sixth Judi.
rial District

EtdB 1JlSAEIGkE
By virtue of a Commission TO mo directed
from the H5G, the Judge OF the 9th Judicial
District Court Of the State of Louisiana, I
~ faesa sat publfc-saIe, on Thursday the
2Ist Jarh9b9is47, at Il O'Clock III. at the
Court House in the town Of Baton Rouge, the
following described property, belonging to the
Succession Of the late John Denham Decd,
To wit, A tract OF land situate in the Parish
of East Baton Rouge at about ten miles East
of the Town Of Baton Rouge, on Jones Creek
containing 32O acres, bounded east by lands
Of David and Charles Powers, north by heirs
Of Macarthur, west and south by James Stokes
Also 4 head of Sheep, 4 hogs, one Old Cart
and Saw.
Terms of Sale, The land on a credit Of one
two and three years, in notes we'll endorsed,
and mortgage on the land; and the personal
property on a credit OF twelve months, in
well endorsed notes.
JOS. w FOWLER, Clerk.
RUSSELL ON CRTMEs-2volums com
plete, fifth edition with additional Notes and
References by GEORGE SHARswooD.
Just received for sale by
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
opposite the Methodist Oh Irch
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

Married.-In this own on Thursday
morning last by John R Dufrocq, J. P,
Mr. William L Nc Neeley, to Miss Mana
Jackson, both of this parish.
MARRtED.-Tn the city ofNew Orleans,
on Thursday 18th inst, by the Rev. DR..
Hawkes., Mr. Caleb MiIhado to Miss lisa.
bella Hall IRE, late ofthis City.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

or Tho young Duchess Of bordeaux,
latoIy tho Princess Maria Theresa I'rat,ice
M,icna, Possessed III her own tight IT,"
snug estate Of twelve millions Of pounds
sterling, or - Iitle less than sixty millions
Of dollars. The young sprig 1T ROYALTY,
cut on from any +. aSonabIe hope OF reach
Ing thu F,ooch throne, may find sotltecs "f
felicity in expendIng bis wrfe's estate
picdVpne.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

Tinted States brig SomcrS.-Tbis vrs
sci which figured SO much q few years
since IN the papers, on account Of the trag'
iral fate Of Lieut. Spencer and others, has
been capsiaed and entirely shipwrcchod of
Vera Cruz. with a loss or33 men.
L,nnK orr RON A ScuuNpREhs-ihe
thief Nc Crord who a short time ago stole
$3.50 and "A negro from tho plantation OF
!. i. Michel IN Wrst Baton Rouge is
]qtpposnd 10 have passed under an assumed
name. aud that his rcal name is Y. w.
Mariia, and an American, not nh Irishtnnn
os he stated himself 10 be. lie Is O good
blacksmith, and has bren employed as en.
einecr on the Mississippi and also az over
.rcr-on Red River. on the plantation Of
Mr.. Baillon. II Ia supposed he started Tor
Mobile or Pearl River. Tie Il about O feet
2 inches high, a little round sholIderrd.
rudy complexion and d1wh-ctst lool,
Ga The night oflhe Ist Mt. IA portion OF
a raft, belonging % Mr., Frederick ArIIonr,
was stolen from the landing, ncnr bia
ga mill by twn young men (+trnngers.)
Having about twelve hours s'orh they sue
cerdrd in luuding the taIt near Bayou
q 4, and sold Il . NJ Narcisso Landry
for the sum of one hundred aud twenty
dollars. Mr.. Armour immedia'e'y, on ms
sine tho raj, pursued the rascaI1. and
puccccdcd in capturing them, just as the
stIo OF the stolen property had been etiec-
ted.
They were immediately lodged in jail
and viii he dealt with according to law.
CoNcnnr.-rhc Baton Rouge Sacred
Music Society, will give thcir first Con.
cert on the 4th January ls47, at the Pres.
hytorian Church; sec Programme in ano'h-
or column.
Tickets 70 be had nj the storcs Of Mes
sicurs Phillips II Lanouo, Pike IL Hart
George A Pike, p Bonnecnze and or Da-
Wis. We hope 10 see a full house Oh the
occasion.
Planters aud others wanting fresh and
cheap medicines, will find it to their interest
10 call and examine the froBh stock just re-
coived aud for sale by-B, JOURDAN See
a lvertisomeut ON first page,
a 4a4aa-a--=
0yCall and examine the new and fine
assortment Of Saddles just received by
PHILLIPS l. LANOUE, You will be
tempted to buy.
We are roqucstodto announce that the
ladies' of the Episcopal Church, will give
their next Concert on the 2Sth December, at
the Garrison. W. hope 10 sec a fun house.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
PectOr0J
IMti-AsEhmOEi-
00C.

Je euis Aathmlttque depuis plus de rrente
AHa, ct hien connus comm tel, n0uReultnent
do mes amia, mails enct 70 dun grand Dopbre
dc p6rbonnos qui ont pu iuger De I'Btat Oh
tn'avRt rebuilt cette nrlIadle dams los d~gruiers
lens Jg ne passais pas unc NUT enttere dams
m ~ ill.,, 81 sonvent IL ]restHis huif a dix loure
sans me eouGher di tout. AssjF dans On faU-
tenif Ia f6te nDpuytc sur le bofd Dim III. lr
]BrenRis de cetie m4Dinre queI1ue repoz rette
situation deprnue dtFteptranre je mo mis- n
fare des eEsais, ct jo ptjs patyenu aprGH
pius dune anuto d. reChnrehes 4 romposrr
I'm etrop quia r0duit uH lei efE3t sur moi, que
IL u'tprouve plus maintenant que qneIquos
ltrGfrs opprrssions qn'une on dcux doses de
te rpcrifqne d~isfjpcut ausaitot, ri par suite
dune imprudence une forte attaque parati
vouloir sc d~eclarer, ie preuds aIorg ie sirop
a doses ttpctteF ct -p4tviens a obtenir IN
prompt ahulaprmrbt.
On ne DOH pas p'attendro a &C a%u'pne ma.
| lad,e ougsi tcnace que PAsthtrne c6de aux
| ptcmi6res doses de sirop; &C nest Que par
IN long usage que l'op pcut ~esptrer I'm
grand souIaaenent, on meme nne gutrison
p%arrairo chez les porsonnes nouvolIemcnt at
foct6es.
Ce sirop CONNIE p~ectoral est employ6
dams In plu part dcs maladics de poitrine /;
tclles que Bfonchites, huxions de poitrinc
Plurcsies &c.
Lie DR.. France Ia employt dams quelque
cas- dc Phitisie puletnnaire. C'est &C sirOp
qai lui II lie micux reussi par combattre les
Impressions qui acCompag nant t~oriours
cetle a%llreasc maladie. Pour que FefEct en-
fat constant il ma dit avoir etc obtigG vers
la fin de Ia maiadie, dc l'administrcr d
hautcs doses. Lac DR.. Rance IL. considere
CONNIE M des meilleurs pcctoraux.
In direction pour Ia mani6ro de sen
servir est attach6 aux bouteilIes. .
Depot chez lie so0ssign6 a Baton Rouge.
Compositeur du dit sirop. Prix rs cents
Ia Phiolc dc cinq onccs. $3.50 IN douzai.
nc, IL. LANObE.
Approuv6 pour ce qui me concerne.
II. RANCE.
AUSSI UN EXCELLENT DENTRI.
FICE.
Dams les pays mar6cageux ct sur les
bords de la mer les habitans sont plus on
moins attaqaes du scorbut. II efecte prin-
cipalcment les dents, ct les gcncives, ces
derniere devienent g%onles, dun violet fon-
ceet detach6s.
usage dc &C dentrifce pendant trois on
quatre iours les remet dams leur Fiat ma
turel.
Par un usage journalier quelques goutes
dams I'm verre d'eau on aura t~oulours Ia
bouche fraiche ct en- bon ordre.
De plus I'm cosmetique v6g6tal pr6f6ra-
BILE a l'eau de cologne, particulierement
pour les DANES, 0 settlement il rafraichit
la peau, mais lui donne encore une belle
blancheur naturelIe.
Eau de cologne garantie, premiere qua
lite.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

4 Cruel Ead.-An old maiden lady,
pamcd Cathafino WEIGH, drowned herself
in n %cretorn, in New York, on the Alb inst.
She was seventy four years old; WINS n tail.
oresp, and by her needle, I'D as she was,
she had Supported herself and nm elder sis.
ter. She took sick, she lost her work. mud
in dependency Of mind oceasiobed by
these accumulated misIortnncs, she drown.
ed hel solf.-Picavuac
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

COAL COALl COALt
200 barrels Of Pittsburg coal, Just re-
ceiycd and for sale
.BEAL a. Sor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

Sn0oTtNG ny A WOMAN yinih Mitch
ell, II wosinn who resides al the corner OF
Custom house and Trome streets, was ar
rested ny the officers Of The tirsI.N / CT al
lty police yesterday, and brought before
Recorder GenuiJ, charged with firing a
plst0Iat q person named james York, there
by %wnuujlng hi u IN the throat. it IL sup
posed mor'al. Il appears that ut nbtut IL
o'clock yeEtordny, York attempted to force
an entrance into her house, which eIle
warned him not to do, md h. petst~ting,
she fired NJ him. The examination Of the
case viii take place 10 motruw.-TiUPtC.
MurAor.-John Magloire, n free man of
color, WINS murdered on Saturday night
lest oil the corner of ST. Anne aud Claude
streets. 1t appeard that the deceased, to-
gether with jacob Lebeau, Justin Mlllhtl-
don, WIN. Tempest. Martial Brnnenu and
VnIsin Larcho, all Of whom wero coIureJ
persons, had been drinking IN a house be
longing to Marcel pofslgnaC, t. c. M, (thete
yas also n whtts man in company, n short
time before, md a dispute Arising between
them, one If two others, not yet arrested,
stabbed tho murdered man with n knife
which entered his heart, and he fell dead
instantly. The parties whose names are A.
bove and The white man, j. II. BirfUsier,
have been arrested and were brought be-
fore Recorder G5nots yesterday morning
Hi4 Honor postponed the examination IN.
I'll the other two ato arrested. - t0ptc.