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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-17

SYMPATHY FOR Mexico. 1t is an amiable
trait in tie disposition of man to symPathIze
with the weak; and this we are all apt to in
dulge without too nicely scrutinzing meHts'-
The British prints express sympathy Tor the
Mexcans-not because they believe that they
have been, or are likely to be, oppressed by the
United States; but because they ale feeble and
incapable of resisting our power This should
not give us offence; for, under like circum-
stances, we should indulge the same feeling
Rut we should be careful not to render the CEN
sure of mankind Just. Our government is sus-
pected ofenertaining the design of destroying
Mexico as a nation, and attaching her to our
union; and the suspicion is no doubt correct so
far as regards the disposition Of some Of our po-
Htical leaders; but we trust that our rulers have
no such ambitious project in contemplation.-
We are in u condition to convince the world
that our intentions are honorable, and that we
seek nothing but justice; and hence we hope,
that the very first offer of peace from Mexico
upon fair terms, will be accepted. Were our
government to proffer peace to Mexico before
another blow has been struck, it would be a
magnanimous and christian act; and would re-
dound more to our credit, than the conquest Of
the city of the Montezumas. The motive could
not be misapprehended, nor could the act be
attributed to fear. The world knows, and
Mexico must feel, that we have the ability to
force peace at the point Of the sword-to offer
it without further bloodshed would, then, be
attributed to our forbearng disposition; and we
should obtain applause and admiration for the
exercise of virtue so seldom found among ma
tons, 1t would exalt our republican institu-
tons in the eyes of the world.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-17

LovE-sUrcrDE. A beautiful young lady IN
Delaware county, Ia, having been compelled
by her father to marry a gentleman of fortune,
though she had promised her hand to another,
took poison in her coffee the morning after her
marriage, while at breakfast with her husband
and parents, and expired in less than an hour.
DEATH OF LEONARD WORCESTER. The
death of this venerable man, for nearly half a
century pastor ofthe Congregational church in
Peacham, VT, is announced. He served an
apprenticeship. in the Office of the Worcester
Spy, under the late Isaiah Thomas, but soon
after studied for the ministry. Mr.. Nv. was a
brother of the late Rev. Drs Samuel and Noah
Worcester, of Massachusetts, He was the
father of Rev. Samuel A. Worcester, mission
airy to the Cherokees, whose imprisonment in
the Georgia penitentiary fifteen years ago
created so much excitement. Two others OF
his Surviving sons are also ministers
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-17
ARMoRY INDEPENDENT LIGHT DRAGONS,

BALTIMORE June lOti, lc4O,
Gl5- ATTENTION! A special meeting Of tn,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 9Th inst, at hal
past O'Clock Business of importance will be ai,
before the Company. By order,
jel6,2t LEWIS REPPART, Sec'y.
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SINGULAR BIRTH. a German woman in
Cincinnati lately gave birth TO two children
grown fast together at the breast and were at
tached to the parent, but parted with difficulty
Their birth caused death to the mother; the
children died at the same time.
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IS 49, 81 q IS S Sc GIL S. 96 l8I

80 and 70, being the Isl and I'd; or 81 and ST. be-
ing the Sd and 18th drawn Nos. each $40
8 and 30, being the 9TH and 9th; or'56 and 81, be-
ing the 18th and Sth drawn Nos each 30
IS and IS, being the 9Th and 10Th; | and 10, be-
ing the Huh and 18th drawn Nos. each IS
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 8
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 4
1t EMORY s CO., No. IN. Cavert-st.
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RENcoNTRE. A rencontre took place at St.
Louis last week, between John jackson, a
printer, and Geo. Wigham, coppersmith, in
which the laster was dreadfully wounded on
the head with a bowie knife Jackson was
nrrncfnd
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-17

EIXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTImOkE.
M The subscriber has leased this well known
tablishment and begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally, that it is now undergoing
thorough repair, and it is his intention to spare no
pains or expense in conducting il so as to meet the
appreciation Of those who may favor him with their
custom, it9-tf D. DORSEY,
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a RARE CHANCE FOR BARGA1
~ SELLING DEE AT CQSTl MO SHAN

Z "a oELLIN UFF AT UUST! No SHAN
| am now selling off an entire stock, embrao,
large assortment of SUMMER and WINTER
GOODS, the whole of which must be sold off VI
limited time, and the prices are made very Id
as TO insure quick sales. Many of the goods wi
sold without reference 10 cost, for CASH ONLY!
Ouse-keepers, Country Merchants and cd
have now an opportunity of laying in supplies Of
Goods tog rea. advantage, the assortment being
complete, and the prices lower than at any
store in the city, as my object is not TO make d
hut to realize cash for all my goods as early as
Bile. HENRY w. COOKE. Agent
mag corner Hanover and Lombard stree
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Ono Volunteers. There are in camp at
Cincinnati about 400 volunteers waiting Or
ders to march to Mexico Caleb J. McNulty
is private in one of the companies. Twelve
other companies, numbering upwards of 1900
men, are on their way to the city from differ
ent:sections of the State, to join those already
there. Hurra for the Buckeye boys!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-17

FAILURE OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL. The
mail from the South again failed last evening
from beyond Charleston, and consequently we
are still without further advices from the army.
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VOLUNTEERS. The Georgetown Advocate
states that the President has declined accepting
the company Of volunteers in the course of or
ganization IN that town, under Mr.. Charles
Burgess. The reason is the same as in the case
of the Alexandria company. We learn from
the York, Pa. Advocate, that the York Rifle
corps, Major Hay, the Artlerists, Capt Bruce,
and another company Of that place, will in a
few days tender their services to the President
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Col. CrLLY. This gentleman, who has been
chosen U. S. Senator from New Hampshire, is
Wing, and will take.lhe place of Mr.. Jenness
Immediately, making a difference of ttoo votes
on the Tariff He is brother to the Repre-
sentative from Maine, who was killed in duel
some years since He held the rank Of Cap
tain III the last war, and was distinguished for
his courage and gallant spirit. He lost an eye
in MIller's regiment at Chppewa.
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HREAT BARGAINS.

"A I NEAT BANGAlNS --"-
w BARGAINS FOR CASH.!
The subscriber, being determined TO dispose of the
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &C., belonging 10 the
estate of the late Charles Waters and found in his
store, at his late residences Waterford, Anne Arundel
County, with as little delay as possible hereby gives
notice TO the public, and especially those in the i'm
mediate neghborhood, that the whole of the above
STOCK OF GOODS viii be sold to suit purchasers
either in small large parcels, very reduced prices
for CASH. Those having need of such Goods would
do well to CALL as great Bargains may be expected
F. G. WATERS, Ex'r of c. Waters.
N. B. All those indebted al the store of the late
Charles Waters, will please make immediate pay
ment 10 Mr. Addison Johnson, on the premises, or
to the subscriber, No LAW BuILDISGs, Bait. Md.
ipl0 .ws4w isl &C, WATERS.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

Opposite Bamum's, Bait Md
Q3-OFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the Md. ConsO-
dated Lottery, class No, "a, for 1876: For benefit of
Town of Bel-AiU
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G3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
single Plate.
ALSO the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirelyn new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &c. for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States, e. S. FRYER,
nll-tf No. North Gay street.
m7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; EARRINGS; Silver Plated Cak4
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARlN'S assortment, which is COM
dete, at his Old Established Store, Waerst I'd door
from Calvert. APPS
9-CONSUMPTION-in its confirmed and ncipi-
ent stages, coughs asthma, Group and liver com
plant, form by far the most fatal class of disease
known to our land Yet even those may be cured by
mSans of the simple yet powerful remedies that are
scattered wherever those maladies prevail.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is
the concentrated essence of those remedies, 1t has
cured incipent Consumption, Asthma, Liver Com
plant, Group ETC., in numberess cases where all 9th
er medical means have failed.
In the first stages of the disease, termed Catarrhal
Consumption" originating from neglected COLDS, il
has been used with Underwriting success and
acknowledge they owe the restoration of their health
TO this invaluable medicine. In that form Of Con.
sumption so prevalent among young females, com
monty termed debility, 'GoING INTO A DECLINE"
complaint with which thousands lingering it has
also proved highly successful, and not only possesses
the power Of checking the progress Of this alarming
complaint, but also strengthens and invgorates the
system more effectually than any medicine we have
ever possessed.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER 4 CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
AIso by George X. Tyler, d. e. Baltimore street;
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. +.
Perkins s. Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha Fl. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sts; George H. Keerl,
No, 1923 Baltimore street; n N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. jel5lw
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Brig Globe, Young, Havana, master.
brig Salvatore, Hobbs, West Indies, F VI
s. Sons.
Brig Eleanor, Brown, Savannah, Randa
Schr Joshua Brown, Sparks, Provincetown
Schr Fox, Pattison, Norfolk, Petersburg an
mnnh r. Hnonpr
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mr.. j. STANLEY, from London, can be d
~ suited daily, for Rheumatism, Paralysis, and
Nervous affections, at his office, No. SOU
STREET. Advice gratis TO the poor, from I'd
O'Clock. .t- m2l-6i
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Honor TO THE BRAVE. The New York
True Sun states that on Friday meeting was
held in the Trophy Room of the Arsenel, at
which over sixty officers of the LIST brigade
horse artillery were present. A resolution be-
ing offered by Gen. Storms that tablet be
erected to the memory Of Major Ringgold, as
testimony of respect for his worth, and that
the same be placed in the Trophy Building in
that city, was seconded by Col. Deavan, and
over SEQ subscribed in five minutes.
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EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT. BY our WASH
ington letter, it will be seen that the President
has answered the resolutions offered by Mr.
LEWIS, few days since, calling for estimates
OF the present and probable expenses Of the
Government. He accompanies the answer with
an estimate from the Secretary of the Treasu-
~ The President states that from his esti-
mate of cxpenditures, there would be deficlen-
cy of fourteen millions of dollars! A warehous-
ing system, he thinks, would bring this deficit
down to thirteen millions, and 10 meet this ex-
pense he asks for power to issue Treasury Notes
in preference TO loans or direct tareS! The
Secretary OF the Treasury estimates the expen-
sos of the ensuing quarter, ofthe next fiscal year,
at twenty-six millions of dollars. The Presi-
dent and the Secretary both recommend a mod
ifcation of the tariff to furnish the means to
carry on the government. Mr.. WALKER sug-
gests an alteration in his tariff bill, so as to pro-
duce four millions and thirty-four thousand dol
lars more revenue than he estimated would be
raised by his original project of tariff.
Two Men SHOT. There were two men shot
dead in one of the southern counties of Ken
lucky, on the LIST inst. w. D. Dun, Esq, de-
putty Sheriff, left town in the morning for the
purpose of arresting B. IL. O'Neil for an as
sault with intend to kill Apprehending re-
sistance, he summoned posse cOmitatus to as
sist him; and in the attempt to arrest O'Neil,
who refused to submit to the process of the law,
and who, together with some Of his friends, re-
sisted its execution, Benjamin H. O'Neil and
Thomas Risley were shot and died INSTANTLY
The grand jury refused to find an indictment
against the sheriff and posse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
TIL GREAT REMEDY
HOUSES (ate Clemens INDIAN
TONIC.
A sAr# AND srnr ouHn ron

HATH N FtHH tHHH RON
HlllLLH OR AGUE AND FEVER.
IN he unprecedented time Of fYro Howrs
The attention Of the public IL IdIiirnigttl
called 10 tfis GHrAf RfmrnF for Cuitts ~
Aurt AMI r'tvFr, aud IN doing 60, The Fro
pfietnf deems II proper To make Tho foIluwir Z
deflarationg, the truth ct which, he desirrz
The people 10 tns' by trial. aud ha will cheer.
fully abide their doGieinn, viz. iai. The arti
Gle 10 pleasant and convenient 10 take. gud.
II will cure erorg case, II The directions are
observed. BIRD. It will leave NJ injtfinis o.
feGis IN The avRtnn; on The contrary. II tmparts
strength Ia the Cnhstiiutin,. lib II il pure
" We atabln, and rnfnai from al Etoas part
rlos which render nthet preparations az mud
DIV aud disarrnpahlp 20 the tastn. oh. Il viii
cure with perfect certainty frtiee hours.
~ CrttiiitatrR nt The wrapper around Tho
bottle. If cures Irolh sis muUllls To ton yeata'
standing
rropnrn1 mud SOLD, wholnaeln aud retntt. hv
Geo. ", l%lonsa, Nashville. 1oun. aud hy
Geo NJ llef0man. onposite the NelhuIist
Church. Sole agent tor Coco " House, nj
Baton Ilbfup.
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UHY GnlnR

GROCERIES,, UAHDWAHEAe . Ii
hhthbD GATES, having purchased the
entire stock ~ Goods Of Hs. tabp pLitga-
WIZ continue The business NJ Tho Same stnnn
aih nov : Hets 10 furnish IN the HifigAas ~
East and West Baton Hougp. and The adjein
ing parishes, y general ass6ftmsut If tt,.
}oods, gfoceties, Hardware, Hats, tlea,s
Y Hh5es, Cf9cksfy, Glass Ware snt
Clothing. ''
DHf GOODS
Consisting IT English, French. end Ams,
tah prints u The laiesl style and ~pstts,,,
plain " plaid domestic, pprbn rbafk. si,,
ped shifting, blue Dethi1ts, Cpilonsdss. az
sorted, fatity CDti6hades. Fed J,ftina
brown Il irish Linen, Red Ftappel WLttn.
FLANNEL, BIHaebed domestic. tnbDearbad ds.
Ffetfb ahd English BtafHpfs, HetdG81.,ta
roldtHh tHHbtitR h, f6it0n valvpt irish liz
~, GDm ElastiF Hnd fotipp apspsndsfa
Biark sill and Alpaca rfayats, sill 4 ND
fas HapdkHtrhieis, tadlrs Elpftioge sgL
ethbfelIas,' Cotton d.. Ribb46s, itngn ,aat
81 habdkpffbisfs, Kentucky loans aa,,
blnen thread layIots' spool thread. Mas.
GHOCEHttR
Coffee, Tea, Rise, Sugars. rpovrr H..
ffbhlied and Loaf sugar. Cheese. CL,,, Wv
4g. ! thatkHtei, N bbls. bali d., apatlef
gois' N eieh'h b9ls, . sUpefi6f Article nf O
H. fhewIng tobacco, Tobacco in sHall hires
tas'lit shaft Champaign Wibet ehamtstpp
bfsooy' GIN, flattt Wine. white wine, vim
gar f!afet Wlne ~ bokes, assorted c6gdials
~ "usiaf1 Lohdon mustard, cayenne ptp.
per- walnut aBa touate tatsuB, uHfp,rets
ci1'eR, 'natni pepper, %aIIsbite, ~taksjH, assSt
'e" P'ckIes ~ lats' ptuhes, Philafslphia
preserves, tlfnb, CuftaHfs, almonds. ia,
hlhest todtsh, lialibui, lobster. Hisfat,ni .t,a
Fetthicelli, starch, indigo, salatatps. jpts
tials " %fnhp2wdef teB, tea h radvs
eFfehfe 81 peppermint, Ges. ~rBisfns, cram,
berries 10 small kegs, powder II sh1t.eeats.
SAL, tine DO, fpsom do, TfBpes. 10. Aa
HARDWARE.
hntFfs " Forks pocket de-, stjsro,s
bniehet knives, shoe makers do. ratviss do
and f1fEF, t~hissGis, Hugnfs, eauntag L+,.
ing Knives, hand s&ns, hatrhafs and ha nn1o,r
han1 saws, tenant sawF, loeks, rad h,Eg
Bolls, improved patent knob tatfbns. No.,
folk %lateltes, butte and screws, sttBp lj,ro,r
brass aud plated spurs, Eaufa bass, pLno,t-
d longH' spades, sbovels, hoes, sptings fn,l,
fofiee mills, cards, Wtbi cards. tLir sI-
sefcwS, bfass randlrstirks, nails, Hftdjtors
d. wafer d., and any uuantny Of
tiu ware. ' "
GROCERIES,
White 9rarite eolt and fnp runs uat
and without handles, ntBhilp disttg If ali
Sizes breakfast, dinner end soub Mat
" hite end painted lea pots. ettBsY t,. l.
5rean Jugs, side cups, roap dishes. b,gL.
ewefs aud basins. rjass m,t,ce,.,
aus, 10Y tea sets Tor children.
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v h Hs Y
STslBLE.

Tie otdersignef faEas this obbo,lgni,g ~
,hl9tmlhg his friends Snd The petite general
W ihst NC has moved into his new stable b.
no ~ immediately East of The city hafel
fnIJy t~I7pbtal for tho liberal patronage here
'"iote extended, tlFh Undefslgnnd IN snlr firg
y f"biIhuatte Of tho same, btps leagr to eag
ma 10 taihs Of FrVrnFe has been srbfed r..
make hls Livery hf9ble v boz II slbnld he p,
lle Wattf good torsfs aud rattaere.
I'D JORDAN MOTT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

4 rptiain, stte and eftcihal rafe fb
Aepo and frrff. III dH Hs rdrtsd forms
4is3 an etreIteHt Tonic IN Ug4papsid, Poi.
ytBiiaG n me- Heati. toss n Appetite
NppFdtein. Nefrous AMI oihet dtsahsss,
whifh arise frBm q ne1k dld afbdttthaa
condition ~ he system.
These Pills are prepared only by Drs u.
Il. 'rylar a regularly educated physician,
Vim ffiHi many years experience, ear conn
IDENTIFY recommend them no the best remedy
r,r Agne end Fever ever 0FtafaAtu the public.
having frsttaatlY tested thpit great curative
pnvnr urnn liinae WIN had lotu suffered ut-
der The troublesome aud dangerous %disense.
Rsyaral eminent physicians who have ph-
tainal a hiEit standing ff their successful
tsaot,uani uf f.une and Fever, use This pre-.
paratien, aud assert they have never hnnwh
= sipuIp instance who're Il was taken ne dirnf
fpH. that Il did not effect a permanent and
lastinr cure.
sthsaa Mills contain naithnf mercury, nor
arsenic nar any thing that can ihiire the srs-
tom hut ~ The contrary, may he taken where
a medicine II THE hind Ia needed, not n7lE
with parrett safaty, bot with the most detla.t'
advantage. .
IL the commencement Of sDmr tasps bf
Chile and ~l'avera where The system II high
IL charged with bilious matter, i will be ne.
researy. Cbafrfe commencing with the Agne
Tillzl TO evaeuaia The stomach and bowels
freely. 1'his may he done by taking a vohit
~ ! drsp a. iNt NJ d.. Gardon's Vegetable
Ap,fhilious Family Pits, ~ some other pnr-
raif,n medicine. lut IN caaes VI long stand
ihr, and where he system IL mitch debilitatpd,
aavefe Vomiting ~ pufpinr generally does
morp harm than tond, snd should he used Nh
~ty'vhet absolutely necessary To remove some
particular svmptop,
. They 10 not BifRanthe stnnath nor operate
on the bowels ne 4 bbfeativp,
They u]snaily break ~ the fever - from
twenty. Iour 10 forty eight bnUfH, and such ia
,haif b]prnliar operation, that The raiient fnds
himself suddenly we'll without heinu rohs
rrloua that they have bad any effect, othet
than IN cure him If The diaeaap.
For sale IN Baton Rouge, hv q natis,
u t]aBrtan, Heal + Bon. Coo A PIKE, q NJ
liefaman.
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MORE
NEW GOODS

Tho undersigned have received to titHir nj.
ready we'll filled atnfH, the following addition.
r4rages ai he latest patterns. french and
EnEiisb U4lzariHHs, iaBotiets, printed lawns
anh0ssad ptitts. black and White musliHsi
printed pliainhfHY, tulofei crane, tape
hack r]nuaiins. patent Victoria init Sins; nee.
die worked collars. enc embroidered llalHHef.
rhipf. ladies' and genllenpn's fancy ~tfavats,
arutcl, end Ugahdip gingIta',ts, Irish linen
pstapiilas, linen lawn, bishops lawn, hbUh
mttslii. Swiss and null tnuslins, Russ 4
a]liaptinH o.. l0H and 1914, Wtissia diaper,
biflsefp ~, ranaai iabIH tlBtlta, haBRiHR,
fancy dfiIIihH1, rUttBiade, French tnUriun,
liish tirkiht, GUlton d., linen check l~isia'as,
YBrh ~rpniHis, tolpfeI ratnbrirF. fancy prints
corded eHiftr. Brasa do, ttnmnIite d. bara4a
sraffs mud shap ls, black aud white wells. bun
nat tthhatls, tlaB and Polka frttarjs, Tus
tan hnnnnfR, ~t5ipsny bthnats fnf ladies' and
o,iaaps, l%tpglpifh aud Panama ltats, cashmere
hals, siIk arii r. e. withet la1dterthief4i
tieedln- worked tpnhtit ltanIherrhiafe, ailk
Dirzns and taiiatIns, hobinpt f1f tat,s and
vnits. thread aud cotton edeinEs anil insef.
tings. infant caps, p"Hffimnty, and 81 many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
tipHtlnnpn's ntprino irass and rrotk costs,
litan drills do, tottoaade d., pambtoon d.,
cotton cloth do, pabIaloo1E If The same INA
~ieftaIs. fancy ttntiur vests, If al description,
boys clothing also hata and caps, shoes, butts.
CATERS. b]Hotpes. half bo1isea, btsFin, aud IN
fart q naneFHl assortment Of siibes for gentle
men and Indies and children, suitable f0F The
aeaFun, al If which will be sold At The lowest
fi cash and cash only, at the cheap
atorp II
SANGER. HESS Il GO.
All tho goods have been purchased ny
himself
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

wan. rFsfttFNtF Avp FAVtHr-with all
tI,ujr hrrrihlp train, MAY atalk over The laud
the thunder Of l5nglaud's cannon may rnar
IN o,p hsfhorF, The earthquake may open Ito
r,ndarona lave to eneulph our e%itiaaNs, hail
atpnns and balls If IRA may rain Down upun
nur ha~,l=-=and yer, 60 long Az the ineatima.
bio pile ur nr. Peters are pItrud within
reach, no may emil aHfaelena The happtsst ma.
ton on earth. Aud whyi heranRn MI thazo
accumulated horrors eaanut compare with thu
Huftptinns that result from itseasrs and The
Thousand lila that desh Ia heir To, and which
HE preparations will s%poeiilv sweep from oar
land. Their power ia siInut aud notseleas-
hut is nj tht Ia irresistible.
These pilla can be obtained Of . i Davis.
of this nlarn.