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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
DARNrM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-

- BARNUM, Proprietor, +. Hitchcock, Manager-spien-
did exhibition and performances this afternoon At O'Clock
and this evening Open every day from o'clock 10
the morning til 10 NJ CAMPBELES ETHIOPIAN
SERENADERS, magnificent Balloon Panorama OF Lon
don GREAT WESTERN, Yankee Comedian Miss
BERNARD, Actress aud Vocalist, PETE MORRIS, Com
c Singer Clara Fishers Shaksperean Cabinet hvinz
ORAkG OUTANG, Amistad Captive Slaves Madam
ROCKWELL. the Fortune Teller. Admission to the whole
Is cents children under 10 years Of and old enough
walk alone, ~ Reserved front seat L. extran9
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uIGHEsT PRICE psid ior hye-trAncs BY
Il rs 81 FILLEY THOMPSON, s. Wsllst.
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\. JOHNSON, Auctionssr
\ n nATk Nm SllnKk IL "a Z

u
BOOTS AND SHOES.-By A. d. GALE-stoIs
ID N Pearlst-TUEsDAY, Nov. 0, At v O'CLOCK. A n
500 boots shoes bogsns. and rubber oyershoes
adapted TO country and city trade.
Also general assortment hand ct private sss, ct
the lowest rates.
N B-Libsral cash advances made sonsisnmsnts Of
boots, shoes. leather, sc. rs Jts.
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SAILS REAL ESTATE

SAILS kEAL ESTATE.
RyAJ Bteoker-House and lot 63 Cherry o. POI by
400 5000 lease of house and lot AZ Bsyardst $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

W VI TT. JUNFS. AuCtOho6Is
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By J. ID. INGERsOLL
DCO-Store ~ Pesr-st-On "wednesday. Novemberl ~,
10 o'clock 500 boots shoes and brosaas suitable
for the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also ~ cases mems and womens figured rubbers
Also, 80 cases womsn's PLAIN rubbsIs
Also ~ cases mems metallic over shoes.
Also ~ cases women's metallic shoes.
Also so cases boys kip and thick boots.
Also 10 cases women and misses pesSsd boots
Also 10 cases mems calf sewsd water proof boots ne
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30

With The termini Of two Roads like the
Charlotte and South Carolina, aud the
Richmond and Danv,lls. approaching SO
near 10 each other as 100 or 1870 miles
aud the intermediate country one fertile
tract, occupied Ivy an intelligent popuIa.
lion. and Astounding in all the elements .!
wealth. Il is not TO be presumed tina, this
Ink viii remain long broken aud this
route at no distant period - de.iucd 90
lee me the great line Of navel North aad
S nth
Perhaps il mny not be inappropriate Of
The time 10 tnuke some remarks OF 90 What
viii be tie profs Of this Road, and IN
matters Of hi. KIDD the estimates must
be mostly conIeciurcd.
By reference to the business done 90
lie Columbia Branch of The South Caro-.
Ina Rail Road, for one year from the first
OF MAY. ls46. 10 May, l54T, II will be
seen lhatthe up and down freigh'S amount
TO Sl72,542, passage money to s70,495,
making 80 aggregate VI s2i3 337. ! thlak
il may be safely assumed, that one halt Of
this trade came from The districts bctseen
the Bread and Wdterru riycrs, and f,om
the eastern portions OF Union AID Spardn-
birs di tflc,.. all Of which vii pass over
the Charlotte and South Carolina Rat
Road. IT, therefore, We put the whalc
trade of North Carolina aeains, The other
hAIf which passed over the Columbia
Bfauch, lan1 no one will regard tbs an
over estmate) We nny consider the gross
income Of S243 1897, as no' beng more
,aau shat We may Grdy estimate as Ne
gross income of our Rood. Striking ii
thcn one half the gross income lor tie
management and repairs Vt the Road, We
thlli have a nett income OF SRI, l6l, Or
lr'lc over per cent. upon tie capital "
81 600 GOO, which exceeds the Nhole cost
u the Road and h,ng i ~ With engines
Rni cars. The bright prospect Of the
benefits likely 10 accrue to the Sac at
large, from the constuc ION IL this Road,
and the strong hopes held out to tie stock
holders If profitable insestnien, Of capt
i4l, should stimulate them 10 the immeIt.
ate prosecution aud completion q iats
g,cal enterprise.
herewith submit the report II Nj
Theodore s. Garnett. the engineer en-
pl yed 10 make an experiment survey Of
the liue from Columbia. 5. G., TO Char
luur. y G.
EDWARD G PALMER r. .iisni
Charlotte aud 5 G X X Co.
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REEsOR II

OF 60 ErPsrlntnigl SuTrrt iar "a, Charlotte
and Seut4 Caroline RAJ. Rod. b. T.,asae
s Csfa,N titi! Fagiaser
70 u President oaI Dr,eiors af tie Chadatr
asa S,aA cars.isa R4it Road Comgsrys
Gr>rirarN i have the honor 10 sub.
mIt the following rcpor, Of 40 experimental
survey made BY ne during the months q
October aud November, N conformity
with Your Instructions, 10 ascertain ap
pruNuua,cly the cost of constructing
Raj Road betseeu the town Of Charlotte,
IL tie state Of North Carolina, oud tie
ci'y Of Columbia, N tbs State Of South
Carolina passing near Wtansbotough and
Cn'sep e
hsiac hut uf Hmc allowed far The com,
p'ruu ii tae survey ptcciuled the pa,.
rlbnry IL running more than ons uae
through, after AGAR COL examination OF Inc
country, selected the rautc on which |
thought Rali Road could ba constructed
a, ias least cost.
Il Is gratifying % be Rb'e 70 statc lHaI
the result 81 the Instrumental examinations
: even more favorable lhaa had auHci
p1trt.
Ard Rod can be constructed between
Char'ai.e Columbia, les 3 lotNs mD.rs
r. 'cagth. At the moderate cost oil st.i7t-
900. ttourecn hundred and s~ycnly one
thousand to rs) as shcaa By the auaeVe5
estimate. aith no grade ascending towards
Columbia exceeding tbiuy.t"o lrcl PEG
r.. r., sud none ascending towards Charlotte
Exceeding forty feet PER mi.e, The radu
Of The curves sill 10 no case DO less than
eleven h3alrei fec', and generally trom
lh.cc thousand % Eve hundred feet. foo
S thus have Road as well adapted to
the economical transportation Of plssoa
Z and heavy freight, ns any Of It's length
70 ,he Uuted States.
The route surveyed may be described as
follows:
Commencing on Tho linz OF me Sa1la
Cirotaa Rui Ra1i, about oae milo br'oN
i 70 Columbia Depot, It passes up Tho valley
H. Rocky Branch or ? miles to tho drvDd.
\ ~ ground between tsn'sucam md Smiths
" auch, nj Walnut or Banding street.
4 cor the eastern boundary Of the Guys
II d"aco n9"ug through the ridge hy cpl
#t'eay feet tn depth, i crosses SWrha
ziunch and tbe n't'ho'a boundary oi the
aus, hat mile irom Walnut street -
hence running up Sm''hs branch, d.
''es the ''llns ground he'"ern mat
Il r"am and Peno' b'anehi Tributary Of.
'"c Congnr'e t'er'
la' h"e 'hen c'n''ooe' m 'he '"s' 'lac .
u Inc secondary rIdge, Which divides 'ho
n tiers OF Crane SfeeH rom nose OF rl'Is .
Il rick, To point near tho eisht Tni'e post
H. the ridge ROAD 'eaalhb 10 inn'oofo !,
Erre II passes through ne r'1se ny sIlgbt .
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30
va There is no change in the markets

Va There ls 10 caauge n The markets.
---ase &C.,
" What's thaty you ,ay p said Mrs. Part.
inglon, raIsrng her eyebrows and peeiiug
over her spec'aclcs. Sent Castings and
Ptiiurs 10 The MericaaSi Well, now |
declare, that's worse Than sending SANITY
Anna" Here Mrs.. p went on win her
knitting, aud continued (sotlo voce J " Seat
a Pillow 70 Mexico Well, now, If that
amt givin aid aud comfort lhon don't
kuaa ! wonder @hat Nj Richie vii
say 10 IL ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30
on caeh dlpision, and The coa Of road

complete.
let Division. From the So Ca Rail
Road 10 Wtnnsboro, sl72 81 &C
Length, 3 mics, l4l0 feet
Cd Division From Ninnsboro' 10
Chcsietv.ile, 100 i25 IL
Length 26 miles, 1910 feet
Average cosi per mite ) 1854 60.
81 DYson. Prom Ches,eryIlle 10
Charlotte. $50 Az 50
Length - miles, 1891 feet
Ayerags cost per m,le. $685. 81
hole length Of tie road los - miles.
Suprrs,Tu,Iule Tor that length, With
non weighing GO tons per mile 7l47S0 &C
Depo's, v aier stations, Cars En-.
gin's. tngineo4ing and incidental
expenses. $4,000 90
81 40 g27 &c
Average cost per mile, sl3 ISL q,
Tor road fixtures compIels
10 above estimate may he reduced SOB.
UUj - usihg riIl weighing 80 tons per u,i.e
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30
STATE or N0RTH.CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTHCAROLLNA,
MEcKLEXBURG COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
tober Term, lS47.
Jos II Wilson and WIN. Joln-)
son Executors orWm Carson,
decd, To the use Of John S, G. -
jet real estate
John NcCori and others, heirs
at law Of WIN, McCord. deed
" appearing to tire satisfaction Of the Court,
IL that James McCord, William f McCord, and
Andrew J. McCord, reside beyond the limits of
this State. Il IS therefore Ordered that publication
be made for six weeks IN the Chafotte Journal.
notifying the said non-residents TO be and sppssf
at our next Court of Pless and Quarter Sessions.
to be held for the county Of Mecklenburg, at the
Cour, house in Charlotte, on the A'h Monday ia
January next, then and there to Plea 10 issue, or
Judgment viii be rendered against then.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk Of our said Court
at Office, the 9Th Monday in October, and 10 chs
I'D year OF our ndepeudSnce, A D. lSt7.
3 OATES e.sA
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30

J miles southeast If Chesterilic. the
Iine follow the same I'd e, except far The
distance of about miles be aeen Cock.
reii's and Caldwei'- Quarter al lis poin,
although the deviation from tie i,dte
throws The line on very broken ground, , ct
II saves both 10 cost ard distance.
From Frank Whites to a point on the
di'idlng gruuad between GRASSY Run and
Rocky Creek lwn lines were traced, one
passing west Of the ridge, ana within hall
a mIleul chester Cou lhuusr, and another
passing east Of tie udgn, W hln uue mile
"i the Court House.. The tine passing
westoi the ridge, 1, on'y 3,2-U icel longer
/ thnn The eaetrIl irc. aud Mould cost anl,
ab IT $4,000 more i9r It's construction.
The distance from Wunsborougl 70
point near RYbefi R,tauson's, opposite TO
Ghcs'eH,l'r, = 20 . miles, about ! !
miles shorter tLaa tire pubic rad.
+ Between ChrsWnlac and JOHN Nor.
rows, - Mtch'enbmg County Nouh Car,
DINA, go u les from tbardte} lie lmc
crosses me CaaaA Rncr, aud ten oI tt.
Tributaries, w Gu.-y Bun, /, ehy
cfeek, Fishing Ctok, ard three 81 H>
branches, Han NlIecfesk runrf, graach,
Steel Creek, ard BIZ Sugar Creek, DO.
ewing 70 lbe peculiar luruau ~ y bat /.
Called lbs Black Jack FH's,' tins DIS.
tact Of country presents ihc most acaesst.
lie clOsslCg- = HE stream and Tue r5der,
between item, that have ever seen 40
ats co uU'IN SO .rugu elevated .5b...e fla,
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si47O921 l6

Stafemeai,homiag the rflatire cost Of Grad.
nation Concluding ma'oary and bridges
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA


~ TX - - f"ttHOtf 1tHf lC-Fs
John Bsk and Thos NJ. Bel. lp,,,,;o, r., .,,.
Ali.on Bs.Ssna other.. of Land.
E T appearing in his case o The satisfaction Of
the Court that 4 lNson Brk /, not an inasb.
liant Of This state, II Is hpff,re Ordersd, that
pu. cation be made for rix weeks IN tie CGar.
ioue journal ac,Iiying SAID Allison Belk, 10 be
and appear al our ucE, Court Of Equity, 10 be
held Tor the ouuty Of Uuioa, at the Dourl.hoase
IN Monroe, on TIE s.Ith Monday after tie fourth
Monday 10 Harca NEXT then aud there To plead,
answer, O. temur to sad Petition, or 1t WI he
heard eI parIe us to hun.
Witness. G. NJ T. McCaulty, Clerk and Ma
ter Of our sid Court q, Office, 81, 2od Monday
Of Noyem.e r, no lhe I'D year OF our lndepen.
dsncs, A. D., lo47
c, NJ. r NcCtULEY. c. Me.
Dec. % Printers Fee s52 g..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30
PERMANENT SCuoor.

ALEXAHDRIAHA ACADEMY.
MeckleaJarg county " e., IL aaks Northof
Charlotte.
S d. WHARTON, PRIsciPAl.
REy II. b. CUNNING uAM, Rrcroa.
THInE 9Th Sesson Of thi. Institution will
x. commence on the FIRST Monday 90 January
next under Tbs srrrrn'oudeuee Of tbe above zen
'lsmen. The course Of studies adopted 10 such
as 10 prep1rs pupils for admission to the Juaior
Class IN auy Of our Colleges. Its loaelion is as
pleasant and healthy, and a. Ear removed from
al causes Ct dissipation, any IN the section VI
tLs state.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30
Death of Chanccllor Ken,.

This eminent lawyer and jufisI departed
this life on the l2h instant, at his resi-.
dence 10 The city Of New York.
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90 Thos. Miller, of Granville, has been
appointed hy the Commissioners, Presl-
leut Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road,
,,ce Wesley Holster, resigued--to take
fleet from January |, ls4s,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30

Whiting, Arithmetic, English Grammar. ! q n,
and Geography, per se>s. Of ; months, W
Algebra C.enislty, Natural Philosophy ! =.
Rhetoric. Logo. &C., ~
Latin and Greek Languages, ~ 20
December % l5I7. O..
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q Chco, ard Gro,1 R,rb.

Nii'S has been the secret principe of too ma
a ~ Of d. e Wholesale Dealers In Teas up to
this time and hoy have prdntsed the most shame
hil Imposition on the country merchant without
any fear OF detection. But now era IN the trade
has come, and the PENKiN TEA COMPANY
claims the honor OF ne introduction. They we're
TO- iirsi to raise the banner Of Reform, OF y hch
Il bias N srrLbed Inc smnIn word
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30
Great Flood,

Cincinnati and several other towns in
the West have suffered seriously by great
food IN the Ohio river. The lower part
Of Cincinnati was overnowed aud enc or
two other towns was submerged so as to
put stop 10 business. The loss Of pro
perry IS immense, Last accounts state
hat the food is abailng.
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Terms.
Tuition.

Boarding, including washing, fuel and 90 n
lsats, per month, VI
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-30

ApprorlmliC estimate q me cn@ y me
CAariuie and Soah Cdroitad RdH hoad,
los 3.lOh mites.
E,,Jgmu " 533li7 46
c7,on.n",w iIc' ~ $50 90
pcr.t. and Water stations, - Ou0 90
Cars Engines, ting ngernE and IN ....... 49,,
crdcntal expenses, i'oo'" Wv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
GRAND DEPOT
ERANTER'S FRENCH RLANEETc

GRANTER'S FRENCH BLANKETSJ
The subscribers Successors to the late ].
MAaRRO sole Agents Of Mr.. ZoE GRAxrrn. Of
montpelier, take pleasure IN announcing 10
the planters, commission merchants. and
dealers generally throughout the South, West
and Southwestern States, that their Depot.
No. II Magazine street, win always be well
supplied by fresh arrivals of these SUPERB
or BLANKETS. The assortment will con-
siStof.
st quality 9-point white Blankets, 8 to o lbs.
per pair.
I'd do do do do 8 to 0 do do.
Superior indigo blue do 7to 0 do do,
Superior green do ITO do do,
Superior scarlet do z TO 9 do do.
ALSo-Superior merino Bed Blankets. from
6-polnt to l2-point.
n. B.-The above goods will be sold at the
lowest market price, and a liberal discount
made from regular prices when large quanti-
ties are taken. q
H. DE GOER & RIFFLARD.
Agents for MT. Zoe Cranier, and importers
of French Dry Goods, 81 Magazine street,
New Orleans.
TThe Louisville Journal, Nashville Ban
ner, memphis Enquirer, Vicksburg Wing,
Natchez Free Trader, Natchitoches Chonicle,
tndria Republican, Baton Rouge Gazette,
Hohlte Advertiser, montgomery Advertiser,
and Pensacola Gazette, will copy the above
vice a week forthree rgonths, aud send bills
% this office for collection.
oct. 1876
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
SaddIerv.

We have just received from New York an
assortm mt Of saddles, brides ETC., made er.
pressIy to order, and forming one oftbe lar
gest and best assortments ever brought r.,
Baton Rouge, all of which we offer for sale a.
the lowest New Orleans Cash prices. .
Mems Creole, Butcher, Oregon, Mexican
PaIo Alto. Rough and Ready, Spanish. Col"
umbian and American Saddles,
ladies superior quilted seat, Fancy Blk,
Velvet and plain seat Saddles.
lean Saddles.
Trunks Halises, double and single Sad
die Bags. Portmanteaux. Brides, Bride fl.
Iings, martingales, Worsted and Cotton Gir,bs
and Slrcingles, Stirrup feathers, SnafIe and
CuFb bits, Curb chains, Blind Brides, Collars
Cart Harness, Planters, Coach, Gig and
Twig Whips, Spurs, etc. "D0
PHILLIPS and LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
TO " LAND
HOLDERS.
Surveying. LeyelEimg &c.

The subscribers, residents of Baton ROUGE
will attend TO calls in any part of Louisiana
for surveying or subdividing land, LAYING out
city or town lots, leVelIing for canals or ditch.
es on plantations, give estimates of the mum.
Der of cubic yards of excavation for canals or
bitches. or the quantity of Embankment for
Ievees, and the necessary cost for construct.
ing the
Having had many years practical experience
as Civil Engineers on various public works
and Surveys, in Canada, New York. Penn
s~ylvania and Virginia, besides having been
engaged for the last three and a half and one
and a half years respectively as clerks in the
Surveyor Geseral's Office of this State, thew
feel confident of their ability to give salts
faction to all who may favor them with calls.
HENRY g. WILLIAM G. WALLER.
Surveyors & Civil Engineers.
Col. p. Hicky, B. Rouge.
Hon. I. Gibbs Morgan. NJ O
Hon. Judge Dutton, Ibervi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
Notice.

DR.. X II Harden would inform the ladie.
and gentlemen Of Baton Rnuge In the coun.
Try and Ite vicinity, that he intends settling
himself permanently il this city, whare he
will practice On The Tfbomsonian System.
viii nontinn a few cases for th8 benefit
OF The afflicted, which ! have cured.
a radical cure Of consumption has 80 long
been considered impossible that we are fear
iul OF hazardilg the lmpatation of enthusiasts
Of dealers ~ the miraculous, should we as.
sart anything to the contrary, but we are con-
strained TO declare our belief that many cases
of t|iis most fatal matady may he cured In al.
most any stage, but the last, with use of pro-
per medicines.
Chtld births. the fears and f0rebodings, Of
many ignorant sufferers, who imagine That
only professional skill can afford relief, mpny
such Objects Of comniseration have long
wished day after day, relief for the want Of 4
little information.
ProIapsed uterus and all diseases Of wo.
men accustomed by cold can be cured, and
midwifery,
Inflammation Of the liver, lungs, kidneys
p%Ionrisv, spleen, yellow fever, spotted fever,
small Dox, measles, Cholera infanfum, drop
sy IN aI cases bat the last stage, hooping
cough, piles, bleeding at the lunga,cbills and
fever, inflammation oftbe brain, water on the
brain, fits.
POSITIVE THUrH-f have discovered n ve-
getabla preparation by which ! can euro any
and all Of The worst forms Of Syphilis and
inercuriaI disease after It has been in hands
OF fashionable practice with the aid Of the hot
springs for 100 Is years.
can remove the poisonous mercury from
the system aud relieve the victim from tbeao
lormonilng pains in his bones caused by csio.
mel and charged to Rheumatism. tcan cure
every grade Of Chronic disoase that
human family Is hoir to, such ag cancers.
white Rwallings, %scrofula, leDrogy, tumpra.
scaId head, Rheumatism, govt and every grade
n%Icorons affection whatever. | give no moi
50nnus medicine.
lilo can also cure the cholera, %polypus, Bar.
5nnnse, and govt.
We the undersigned citizens Of The CITY oil
chez, Adams County and Siato
IF Mississippi have been acnnainted
With Doctor Richard II Harden for the
III HI III ttf*6II II YYeAr5, AAHrt1H which which ttttr1=
20 haH been practising in the county Of Nd
ms ~ a Ihompsonian Doctor, and from our
knowledge of bis practice, has been quite
ueresstuI, DIR. Harden Is a man of rood
cart, and We have no doubt the good peop1e
, whore he il about residing v i'll be pleased
him, not only AS a neighbor, but M a
DOCTOR Of tho new school.
Natchez, Miss, 1916.
DR.. Henry Toolev, ] y Thachrtns, James .
Welsh, Richard Carkeet. II Polkinrhorn 4
r. i AppIewhIte, James Carson, 2 II Nc.
raw. n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
MORE
VEW GOODS

Tho undersigned nave received to their Al.
ready well Tiled store, the following addition:
baroges OF the latest patterns, French and
G0g llsh Balzatinaa, iac01ots, printed lawns,
embossed prints. black and white mualins,
printed chatnbreYt G0lored crane, tspc,
rheGk musItns, patent Victoria mnslins; nee.
NE. worried collars, fine embroidered haudker.
cftiol; ladies' and gentlenon's fancy Crayatg.
scotch and Cyanide ginghanrs, Irish linen.
eatagllIas, linen lawn, bishops lawn, book
muslin, Swiss and m0l r]nuslins. Russ a
EleetIng 6t9, lO,5 and l2I4, Russia diaper,
blfdGeye DO, damask table cloths, napkins.
lancY dFlItinge, coltnnada, French morinn,
men tiCking, cotton do, linen check 1isfataa.
YORK denltnH, c0lofed catnbritk, fancy printa.
corded skirts, grass do, cremoltne do barepe
EcaFls and shaw d, black and white veila, bnn.
net tibbands, Cap and Polka ribbanGa, 'Fia.
can b%onnetH, Gipsey bnnnsiB for ladies' and
lh'seea, Legborn and Panama hats, Cashmere
hats, SIR and l.. G. pocket handkercbiefa,
needle. worked cambria handkerchief, silk
puteee and reticules, bobtnet for cana and
veila, thread and cotton odeints and inaer.
tings, infant caps, porfumory, and 80 MANI
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Gentlomen's merlno dress and rrock costa.
drills do, cottonade do. pambroon Jo
cotton cloth do, pan>aloons Of The same ma
fancy summer vestg, Of all deacribtton,
bnyR' clothing also hats aud caps, shoes, boots,
b%ootees, half bootoes, buabin. and in
TACT a general assortment Or shoes for gentle.
neh and ladies and children, suitable for The
season, all Of which will be aotd nj the lowest
'a'es' tol cash and cash only, at the cheap
store of
SANGER, HESS, g. co.
Al the goods have been purchased by
himself.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
A. Malta

Has received per steamer Fort Wayne,
III Dorado, Brunswick and South America,
from St. Louis and Cincinnati, the following
articles: Q
5000 lbs clear bacon sides,
30 half barrels 81. louis flour, city mills,
10000 lbs Miss. baling rops,
rs barrels ST. Louis -four.
1000 lbs tallow,
30 dozen brooms,
~ toxes cheap tobacco,
100 sacks shot, assorted,
50 kegs white lead,
o barrels Iinpeed oil,
2 barrels castor oil,
1000 bushels corn,
1000 lbs castings, such az Dutch ovens, skill.
lois, stew kettles. round pots, sauce pans,
sugar and tea kettles If superior quality. and
considerable bel the customary prices.
Gall and sec, and # Won want The foregoing
articles, you viii certainly purchase.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
TIE GREAT Il MEDY!
HOUSES (late CIcmons') INDIAN
TONIC.
A SAFE AND sURE CURr ION

.rrv Inn tb"' Aoh
CHlLLS OR AGUE AND FEVER.
IN the unprecedented time Of Firo Hours.
Thc attention Of the public IL partieulryf,
called to ibis GREAT REmrpY for Cuttta or
Ad1E n FEvER, and in doing an. the pro-
prletor deems 1t proper to make the foitowirv
declarations, the truth OF which, be desires
INC people to test by trial, and be will cheer.
fulty abide heir decision, viz. lst. Tho arfi
cle IL pleasant and convenient TO take. 2nd
u VIII cure every case, " tho directions are
observed. Bird. it will leave no irinrjnus eff,
iectF IN the system: on The contrary, it intparts
strength to the constitution. 4 h, II il MIRO.
~ vegetable, and refned from all gross barli-
cIes which render other preparations an mud
dy and disagreeahlo 10 the taste. 9th. II will
cure with perfect certainty In five hours.
u Certificates or the wrapper around tho
bottle OF cures %frosSSix months to ten years
standing. 20
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail. bv
Geo W. House, Nashville, Tenn. and nv
200 NJ lleronan, opposite the Mothodist
shurch. Sole agent for Geo. w. House. At
Rouge. '''