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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
STATE OF L0UtstANA-Parfsh NJ

I7IEUET EETFT.
Wllsfbaa Stephen Henderson al l14abitant
Of tic Parrish Of Iiast Baton Rouge h1vi1r IN
]teftia1 to Enafleipite his female slave named
Anu Randolph, said slave being npyards Of
thirty yours Of hgf, every person VINO may
have any legal opposition to said ED11neigm-
ton, are required to file aaid opposition in fha
Office Of tho Clerk Of the Court for said Parish.
within forty days, from the first publication Of
this notice.
L. G. MORRIS
Sheriff.
trtt3z All, Arsit fot4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
GRAND DISCOVERY?
INTHE n or.
ORA WING AND PAINTING.
MONS. ADOLPHE ERNET'TE
FROM PARIS.

. FROM PARIS.
: Professor Of Drawing and Painting, late
TEACHER of the Ladies Of the Courts Of
:Fianee, Russia and Italy, and ofseveral dis.
.tinguished families in the United States, is
the inventor ola new style of Painting, ap-
proved by the principal Academies ofFine
Arts, and for which he received 5000 fran
cs from Tire French Government as an en-
fcouragemnut.
] Mons. ERNETTH respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen that his stay here
will be limited. During the short time that
Fha will remain here, ho will be happy to
Egive lessons in the beautiful Art Of Painting,
with his great and improved method, by
(which a pupil will be able to take sketches
from nature in a very few lessons, without
shaving had any previous instruction In
B~rawing--in Painting Flowers, Fruits and
animals, either on wood, velvet, paper or
silk, &c. &C.. and WARRANTS the progress
III the pupils in each lesson. In order to
convince the public of the superiority of his
eystem, known by himself only, Mons Err.
.NErra will give one lesson free oil expense.
! OF Private Lessons to Families given
ut their residences.
Or Mons. ERNETrR is resident at the
City Hotel, where he will be happy to re-
Eeive pupils, and where specimens % his
Art may be seen.
Y. June 1870
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
~ 8gE| " '
Philadelphia, August, 1916.
sWA1M'S CELEBRATED pANACEA.
ron THE CURE or
S~crofula, General Debility,

TELstr a...J5.. DLru,.ys... nt..nan
= 9"'''"ts' ., "'""'"t''@ ntSrases
Y s"e hegef ""t o""t. o"" ~ Dtsg"ses
Wfsthg from iHpbfdteS q We btoodj
or The affects Of Mercury
SWAIMSPANACEA has been for more than
twenty-five years celebrated in this country
and In Europe for It's extraordinary cttres-fer
the certificates Of which reference il nude to
the directions and books (Which may he had
gratls) accompanying the pohaeea.
1t has been used IN hospital and private
practice, and has had the singular fortune Of
being recommended by the most celebrated
physicians and other eminent persons. Among
9th r. BY.
w Gibson, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery, Pa.
University.
Valentine Mott, M d.. Professor Of Surgery,
". Y. University.
W.P Devices nj. D., Professor Of Midwi-
ferry. Pa. University.
N. Chapman, NJ. d., Professor Of Physic, Pa
University,
I, Parke. M. D., President Colleges Ihyai-
cians. PhlIad.
Or. Del Vale, Professor Medicine, Havana.
Jose lntfenCe da Luz, Professor Surgery,
Lisbon.
j. Chapman, Member Royal College Var
geonE, London.
~. W. irving. late Minister toSpaIn.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British
army,
A5A'1It Robertson, bEtt'sl Consul, GO &C.
Anl atso, tho wonderful cures ELECTED ny
SWANS Ianaeaa liaFe tyr many years made
1t "A Invaluable remedy. me panacen does
pct contain mercury any form ana being an
innocent preparation 1t may be given 10 the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION or Co-pART-
NEBsI1tp.

NER8HIPs
Tho copaftnetal1ip heretofore existing, under
the mans of WIN SWAIN ii SON, was dis
solved 90 the 21st Of July last, by the decease
If the said VIM. SWAIN. and tie business ii
now. ani will be In future, conducted cxClu-
siYely BY the subscriber, who has had the sole
charge Of manufacturing Of the Panacea and
Vef1nifung for the last fourteen years.
The panatea viii be pnt tp ~ usual til round
bottles. fiated longitHdinalIy, with the following
letters blown on the gIasst-"swAm's Para
eEA. PHfbADA.' s. and tie only change made Is
the name of JAS: SWAIN stamped on the
sealing wax, aud 'gritteH on the label covering
the cork. and 4 new label for the side Of the
bottls,~ composed Of gaometric lathe work, com
priEihg nine different dies, which have been
turned for the exclusive use of the proprietor.
by Draper IL Co., bank note efgravers Of Phil
adelphia. -Four dies Of different patterns from
tho body Of the work. and In the centre is a
portrait Of the late WV SWAIN, separated from
the borders by two circles of latEle work. The
words "t5WaiiD's pat1aeea,' are engraved con
spiUuoasly on two turned strips, and "A large
semi .]cifoular die forms the upper margin The
borders arc composed Of plain lathe work strips,
outside Of which il engraved In small letters
the entry Of the copyright.
JAMES SWAIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
KNOW "THYSELF!Il
READ AND BR CONVINCED
Be convinced and BUYN

CASTtNGS.-We have on hand, and are
receiving regularly, direct from the manufac-
tory every description Of Hollow ware, con-
sisting Of French Pots, Ovens, Skilleits,
Wash pots, dc, which we offer for wholesale
or retail as low as they can DO obtained in
New Orleans. PIKE and HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
MORRISON &
PAIaTERs h GLAztEhs,
Of Wood and MarbIe.

IH9Ha1ors d Wood md Narble.
They will initiate the following Wood viz
White and old English Oaks, CurIed and Biz
eye, Maple, Rose aud Mahogany. Granite
American and Italian Marbles, also House aas
Sign Painting and Glazing.
Ali. Jobs thankfully received end pr9rnr
II attended to. Prices To emit The times, Refs
to Pike 81 Hart, ]. NJ. RrunoG Esq, i W.
Fowler Esq, and Col. #. Malta.
Shop On Church Street opposite Col
Maaa'8 Stare.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
Il. 81
June 1870.
Notice 10 Tax PAYERS

In accordance With the instructions u tbe
Police Jury III this parish, passed All last set
sion ; | will shortly enforce the law, by sef
4uFe OF property Of mn residents, ard rcs
dentsof whom d demand has bsea made for
their taxes.
! Wa. HguBs, Collector Of Parish LAKES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

EAu

The upper story Of Mr. sanger's Store
with kitchen and yard, suitable for a
small family. d. SANGER
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
SulrEl4IoN sALE-Payj;sA o. East

E1'an f-0Hge.
Nv ,irtnp,ofa cotnmies'on 20 me directed
from the Sixth Judicial District Court in
and for the Parish Of East Baton Rougs', |
will of'r for sale, at a~1ntion and IN cnAto".
nifty with law, On Tuesday the 10Th day OF
Jtly Ia47, between the'us',al hours of ~ale,
nj The court house door, in the Town ofBat-
IN Rouge. the Negro woman, slave, named
Betsy aged about Twenty Nine years, ho-
longing "a the succession Of ficrrc harron
deceased.
TERMS or SALE.
One third cash, md the balance f1 a
credit Of six and twelve months, in notes eu-
dorscd, payablca at the office Of the bank OF
Louisiana nj Baton RuuEe, with mortgage
On tho Slave, til final payment.
MANUEL MORENO,
AuetionccF,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
STRAY.

Taken up by John A McHugh, about
90 miles from Baton Rouge, a black heller
four years old, upper bit on the right ear,
smooth crop on the left, branded A K joined
The owner is requested to take her
away by conforming to law.
June lO-19. J. r. DUFROQC,
Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
L BEAUTIFUL

" IL w II ~ Dh1O AAF OL
9 JEW VERY.
JUST received. a fne assortment Of Jcvclry.
consisting In ptrt Of the following N
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings. .
Ear handkerchief and Key Rings,
Ladies and Gentlenen's D~reastpina.
Scarf Riben and Hair Pins,
Studs and Sleeve buttons.
Tips Slaps and Slides,
Necklaces, Bracelets and Bracelet Clasps.
Lorkota and Miniature Gases.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Gold Pens and Silver ThimbIes.
Watch Keys.
Ball Tablets and Bouquet Holders.
Gold, Silver and Steel SpectacleB.
Stone and Silver Coat Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons.
Steel Vost Chains.
Jet and Steel Bonnet Slides.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and Paper
Weights.
Coral, Wax, Satin, Steel, Gold and Silver
Beads.
Hair Ornaments, Polka Head Dresses and
.CurIs.
Ladies' and Gentlemen are respectfully invi-
ted to call and examine for themselves.
Shop on Lafayette street, next door TO Phil
lips & Lanouo. G. c. TUTTbE.
Feb. u. No. D. 1847.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
n DE SUCCESSION.


Enserta dun ordre de Ia Goar da cinou.
i6me district jndiciaire. Paroisae d'Oriear,
| sera vendu, par le sheriff, le samsdi 81
Juliet 1917, entire les hours ordinaires des
VeBtea, 4 Ia maison On Coar dams Ia vile de
Bason Rouge, les articles suiv4Hs proyenapt
de II succe II de Morgan Morgan decide
savair, Uae Negfesss esclave nominee
M4rie, agse d'enyiron % ans ct son fls
George d'euviron IL mois. Une auatrieme
partie dams lie n2gre Ben age d'environ SO
ana. Qaatre paires de bceHfs. Uu eheVi
roux, CIHq on six t6tes de b8tas a cornes
q~uelques cochops. Conditions de Ia Venfe
an compliant. JUN 1870.
{. e. Nouns, Sheriff.
| FoR SALE AT NEW ORLEANS COST.
One splendid Sofa latest style.
Two do Card Tables.
Ono do Centre Table, marble top.
Eight Mahogany Chairs,
One lamp for centre table. Apply to
July s-2a. 4. Malta
RUSSELL on CRfNEs-2voIums com
plete, fifth edition With additional Notes and
References By GEORGE SHARswooD.
Just received for sale by
GEO. iii. HER0MAy
! opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

In the succession Of John No. SO, Sixth
G. Williams, deceased Judicial Dietriet
Clerks office, East. b Rouge.
In conformity with an order from saf
Court, Notice Is hereby gwen TO all persoH
whom II may concern and who may wis
to administer The succession of John e
Williams late Of this Parish deceased.
apply for the same within fifteen days, froa
the first publication ofthis notice.
Witness the Honorable John G.. Burke
Judge Of orr sad Court this 10Th day i
June Il. ID. fs47.
Jos: w. FOWLER.
Clerk.
Fl. 81
Tnsa EQzoH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
CARRIAGE MAKING & REPAIRING

CARRIAGE TAKING & REPAIRING
g9HE subscriber respectfully informs
the @citiz&sts Of this and adjoining parishes,
that he IL fully prepared to build Or repair
Carriages Of every description; In the most
fashionable style, and Of the bsst materials and
workmanship.
Those in want Of Carriages are invited to
examine my stock before purchasing. On
hand, and for sale.
One family Barouche, new, for six persons.
do do second hand.
One fine leather top buggy;
Also . Bar0uches for 4 persons nearly compile
ted. w. L. TUNNARD.
may 1915 Corner Church & Main sts,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
PERIODICALS d
LITERATURE AGENCY,
ESTABLISHED IN 1894.
OTIS BROTHERS AND co,
154 WASHINGTON sTHEEr, H5s1oN,

I'D WASHINGTON sTHEErt BOSTON,
CONTINUE to supply the following
werks. Having given particular attention
to this business for The, past twelve years,
persons a~riefing from them can depend upon
the works being promptly forwarded as is
sued.
NTuntt.Ma AuA.3,Nt u ,.irty
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

BEAb e. SON
Have just received the following articles
which they will dispose Of at reasonable prices
% doz plain aud fancy Broonts
3 do patent rolling pins
$50 lbs washing (saD soda
100 do saleratus
300 do spice
300 do Pepper tjtact)
/ case stoughtons wine bitt6ts
/ do essence peppermint
| do olive oil
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

In the succession Of John M
G. Williams, deceased Jai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
Awful Steamboat Explosion near Mobile.

MOBILE, Jan. -, I-i7
Yesterday our little city was in high state Of
excitement, consequent on the receipt OF news d.
rect from Europe via New Orleans, OF the rcmarka-
bic advance Of two cents pound on the already
high price of Cotton. This morning every heart IS
in pain and every face is shaded with gloom from
one of those terrible disasters so often brought
about through the agency OF steam.
Last night the steamer Tuscaloosa burstdd her
boiler aud was burned up, destroying we know not
how many lives though we have made diligent in
quiry. There were some sixty passengers in all
We eight dreadfully scalded some too much
distorted TO be recognized by their friends. The
Tuscaloosa made several Intellectual efforts to leave
the city in the evening At every trial she was
forced back by a severe eastcrly wind finally at
about four clock she succeeded, and the accident
occurred about ten or twelve miles above the city.
The report was heard by Capt Quarter OF the
James Bewet, who had Just got in with heavy
load OF cotton but he fired up Immediately and
sailed TO the wreck, where the most heart rending
scene presented itself Some were up to their
waists in water. others were running about the
woods utterng the most pitabe cries. All that
could be WAS done for their relief aud comfort, and
those saved speak in the highest praise OF the ser
vices of the Captain and people OF the J. Hewet
The clerk was among the killed The mate IS
said to have his head blown off 1t is estimated
there were at least 30 lives lost We have Just
been informed there were about 100 passengers on
board The remains Of 1t. lnge were on board
whether lost or not do not learn We believe all
the ladies were saved though some stood up 10
their necks in water for three hours. The carpen-
ter told us he saw walk rope to the shore and
climb tree and as many had TO do We Just earn
the boiler bursted first. The boat took lire and
finally blew up from powder among the freight
The Winona has gone up to the wreck, and we
may learn more before the mail closes
There were two gentlemen with two ladies, iour
Of one family, all saved.
Later accounts state there were about 60 passen
gers. and from 3 to 80 lost.
We find the following in a correspondence Of the
Charleston Courier of the Sd inst
MOBILE January %.
The number Of killed and wounded has not as yet
been ascertaned but it feared that of the former there
not less than twenty and of the latter like num-
Der. The body OF 1t lnge on board and was lost
Since the above was in type, we have learned the
names of the following persons killed and wounded
Kiled-Wm Tanneyhl, G. Chiles and +. /. Beasly,
of Eutaw; w X. Hasscl of Greensboro Blue FASTER,
I'd clerk -- Clark LIST mate Arthur Mccoy, ID en-
gncer; Abraham Flynn, volunteer from Greene Co;
and several negro deck hands.
Badly Woundod-Cspt i. p Oliver, mot expected to
survive George Dirk Let clerk, and acting Captain OF
the Tuscaloosa and Col. VIM. Armstead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
IOoEHEsD's
GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE.


THIS INSTRUMENT is an important improvement over
al other forms Of MANUFACTURE snd has been afopted
By The medical profession generally as TIE most eneclna
Machine II Is perfectly simple IN construction asd
therefore liable 10 Out Of order as 10 The ese win
similar IL admits Of perfect control and can
be cRADUarED " any power adspIed for shy infant,
sufficient for hesuonges afu al be pleasure Of the ope
raior The magnetic force i impaired 10 continuous
manner and with unpleasant sensation TO the most dell
psten IL requires assistant IN rs use, and 10 10
every respect perfectly harmless
The diseases In which the Magnetic Machine has been
found most beneficial those cOnpfehended uHder nef
vous complaints among which psray sls nc doioreuk
fs rheumatism acute and chronic headaehe, deafness
bronchitis dyspepsia. spinal affections, papstion d se
heart general debility and deficiency Of nervous and phy
sca energy Many Of the performed are Truly won
dsful some Of tem IN diseases OF the most serious and
o,snste Character known 10 the medical profession
As an evidence Of the superiority Of these mschines over
ali o,her. n use references be made to sewers. Of Tue
NOS, ii.ngushed among the medical profession, who
b.ve sd hem In great variety Of complaints with sur
nr.ing success single trial will test their advantages
Tscf machine 10 conpscty arranged with the baitery
ana III necessary appliances put up In neal rOsewooa
cases Accompanying each are iai dheeu0ns regarding
M. use and spplcaliOn.
" Owing 10 lhe facilities possessed BY No suoscrDef
the Graduated Magnetic Machines are sold al Prices
equally low those charged Tor Inferior nic4es iheJ
can - readily sent 70 any pari Of ne county
Price ofthe machines -, 80 sl2 snd ~ esehi teof1
i1g % size snd hnish ,-. .A...
The fsiious Of these mschines under ~nsteyer name az
th.y wffl Be found Of i,ile or nc value.
Manufactured ard COR sale. wholesale and retail, ~
sfIg o C. MOORHEAD. 1872 Broadway, sew-Yof%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
Work OF the Storm,

At New Haven a new brick building containing
a engine and other machinery. sad occupied by
Mr.. j. Haut clock factory, severely injured
The rear half of the roof was lifted w wrsnched off,
and blown swaytimbers and boards were torn as II by
blast OF gunpOwder-snda al the same moment both the
rear and front walls were thrown down with the
floor. and of the bricks were hurled across the
street upon the opposite walk. portion of the side
walls were also thrown down. The amount of damage
to the building cannot be less than three four hun.
bred dollars Some OF the machines at which the work
men were engaged few minutes before we're much
broken. Had the accident occurred lew minutes
1t would probably have been fatal to more than
one person.
Several lumber ards put into extreme confusion
In Chspelst the heavy balustrade running across the
OF the building occupied by Mr. Pease Mr. Tread
way. Mr.. Read and Messrs. Dssksm Il Munson- was
thrown down upon the walk
The roof OF the State House was slightly injured.
AT Norwich the sign to the Democrat Office States
blown down. and one end OF II forced through the
front door to the Postoiiicc.
The sloop Harriet OF the SAG larbor packets lying
az the steamboat wharf was badly chsicd by schooner
moored alongside.
The ornamental woodwork on the roof Of Folly Castle,
In Bradley'st was blown Oh.
The morning train OF cars from Springfield 10 Albany
obliged return bridge OF the railroad between
Rupell and Chester village having been swept of The
covering OF that portion OF the Connecticut River Rail
road bridge Enfield which spans the canal was blown
of No injury done 10 the track. baggage crate was
blown Of the Long Island train when Westbor0
from the track and stove to pieces.
In addition to the accident on the Northern Railroad
already mentioned some three OF four rods Of the track
in Whateley (aboye Northampton were washed away.
together with the elnbankment Passengers cross the
gap and take another train which IS provided 10 con
yey them over the rest OF the road.
The spre OF the church in JeDcksvilc ludlow
was blown of down to the beliry, between and
O'Clock in the evening. TWAS hity icet IN length
Fatal ACcIDESr.-An lrishman named William
Murphy engaged on the Boston Water WORKS ieh INTO
one of the shafts in Newton distance Of 40 feet about
o'clock this morning. and go badly injured thai he
died OF his wounds at about 10 o'clock this forenoon
lie was about IS years Of age and unmarried
Boston Trans. 5,h
~ The I. :. ship -ofthe-line Ohio sailed about
halfpast 2 TODAY She went down our hsEbor In me
style the wind being strong from the northwest We
understand that che Is touch al Norfolk, where she
will probably receive orders as to her Ultimate desna
ton One OF cur Boston pilots goes in her TO Norfolk
Bosi Trsy Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08
~ PhIlnd,lrhIn COLLEGE of NIcdicine.-rne srl
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

" Johnsons Tootnacne Drops. -.s 80
from decsyed teeth having from is intrinsic value a.
remedy, become immensely popular with those who have
used H. many limitations hsse lately been thrust upon the
market by unprncped persons and sold a. The original
genuine article. The object OF this paragraph 10
caution the public against all such spurious compounds, 8"
no Glove Anodyne can possibly bs the genuine article
long and fayoahy known by that name bat that prepared
during four Eve years by d. SANDS and Tor the
last by Henry Johnson successor To A. b. sands
Col who Is he sole proprietor The only safely TOR
purchasers TO bs aud ask for Johnsons Ioohache
Drops, and to exsmne the wrapper Of The VIAL az every
one OF the genuine hiss the signature OF Henry Johnson.
Remember that the True Glove AnOdyneis an Immediate
cure for the violent toOhsche pain In the gums
and that II ia manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON Chemist and Druggist, No. Z3 broadway,
side IN the Granite Building Sold also Al leo Fulton
o. II East Broadway sad sos HudsoDsI ffce - cents
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-08

- recent improvements in these machines their power
isdoed in cases Of the size and ihe prices reduced
to 81 SO s2 and sl4 each They have now double me
power asd run much better and with less noise tsn any
other msclnnes and much better adapted Tor hesms
i.icg "a Ell a. Maguetsing patients lan any others IN
use. Zach case = accompanied vi manual l3ih eduon
pp "a 3lno In The Engsh French language accord
ing to ORDER Consisting specific directions for The new
method Of using instrument, and which alone can rem
der Il effective
Physicians aui others are cautioned against purchasing
The mutations VI these machines under whatever name as
they IN b. found Of little value .
" No premium has ever been obtained over our MA
chimes Al he American or any other institute represent
"a By the manufacturer. Of inierior Machines.
H. H. SHERWOOD NJ. D. lo2 Chambersst New YORK.
For sale also by w RADDE, ~ bfOeh"ay
II 1DSltWr