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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
Nh WORTHWHILE.
Genera Practitioner in and professor Of
DENTAL 81 G Y.

Genera Practitioner in and professor Of
DENTAL s. UKGE Y.
LAFAYETTE sqUAGE, North street, near 81.
Charles, dgsres to cfer b. services to the
people OF NJ " Orleans, md solicits a IN
TIM nee Of the very liberal p tr nge thus far
bestowed upon am. t1avinl mad himfclr &C.
qua nted with the best mode Of urtical treat
rnent, az practi cd b hudson, like, atmley
&c, he - pr 'parad to pc. 70 m all operations
upon theTEETH in a manner calculated 10
give entire aaIisf ction.
In tn" N rhanical d partment none bat he
best workmcn II the , outhern { unfry shsIl
b" employed, nd no pains ha b. spared %
suit those VIII may faor him With tEcir pat
ronag . In scve e / u gicai cases, or wbe, o
the nervous eyssem is very tUFcep iIIo, TIE
VAPOR Of ETHER, for producing inscns bill
ity to pain, will be administered t # ose who
may /" sh the B neft oftbe truly pain des-
troying agent"
Pc sons suffer ng y tin +~iscafes oft Q 7. eth,
Gums, haxillary >inrs, or Ant. um, are invi I'd
to all. The pathol gical tr at, tDt Of such
Use ses having received he spe i ! attent en-
Of Mr. NJ. w w..
The charges wi! be e mpAtble IT'D the ex-
c~elence Of orkrn M p, AMI skin in tho
performance Of oparat ons. Nov, Il 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
RUTICE.
NS ~ -
State Of Lou siana, J

PatIsh Of East Baton Rongs.I
IL Obedience TO an order issue by tho
President Of he Police Jury, an Elec lon will
be held on saturday the 18th day Of December
l847. ut the ttlusa If William Martin Esq, In
po icej1ty wifdN9. 10. for the putpo e Il
Flee e a member D. represent safl ward in
tha police jury + this r. ris't, to fiji the ,acan-
ey 'oecss,oned BY he 'esjgnat on II Elbtt
M6tgsn Esq. sid Election 10 ba pr sided y
the commissioners appointed by the p CO
Jury Tor said watd, and I b. conducted end
returns made accor ding to Nv.
h. q. Morris, sheriff.
December 4~~44.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
General Taylor.-The Genera

General Taylor.-The General
arrived in New o leans on "Wednesday
last. He was accompanied by his staff
Major Bliss, Major Eaton, and Capt Gar.
nett With several other distinguished off,
GERS.
On Thursday a public reception was to
take place by the municipal authorities Of
The City. Business was at a stand, nothing
was thought Of or spoken ofbut the arrival
of old Rough and Ready" It IS rumored
that the Elisha has been chartered to con-
vey him to our Town, where his family
await him. Our citizens are ready with
Capt. Menard's artillery to welcome the
old hero the moment he arrives.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
Married.

On Wednesday evening 24'h ult., by the
Rev. J. WOODBRIDGE. The Rev. CHAHLgs
BEACH. Pr tor ofthe Presbyterian [ hurcb
In Woodville Mississippi, to Miss. FAM
NY c. WOODBRIDGE. s -
On Thursday evening End Inst, by the
Rev. J. WOODBRIDGE, Mr.. THOMPSON J..
BrRD, IN Miss. CECILIA &. TESTER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

BROTftgR J8NATHAN.--"a are favored
with the semi.annual Pictorial Brother Jon
athan. issued for the coming Jhrissfnasand
New Year. As usual II u filed with rich
and splendid ~engravings, and is well wor.
thy Of patronage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
sPgING SADDLES.

We are now preparrdto m nuftc'ure thc~t
70 Justly celebrated saddles, having rece We
q small II of SIS
BALpw1Ns PATENT SPIRAL SPRING.
Spanish Sadie tres. wo.ch FIR ease % the
rdar al d horse, and beau'V # finish is u1eu'.
passed by any ; We wlu d inyte The pu liz
to cali nd examine for thPtns Ives.
dec. ~. a. BRADFORD Church St.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
TIE EE MS

From and after this date we shall invariably
charge as follows.
For one years subscription, II paid in adj
sance IS 90
fiat the expiration Of tho year 6 90
Advertising and sub. pc year, 40 90
Law yers, Merchants g. Doctors cards
per ye;,4 10 90
Advertising per square, 10 liRes TO
constitute a square, one insertion, ] 90
Each subsequent insertion, 80
Announcing candidate for public Office
(f subscriber, } 2 30
Announcing do (non-subscribsr0 500
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

BAYOU pLAouEMrNp.-This bayou Is
now open for navigation we may therefore
shortly expect plenty ofiresh oysters direct
from their native element.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
OR UNITED STATES SENATOR.
JAMES M. al
MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.

Angular meeting Of the above ~associa-
ton will be held at the Market house, this
evening at seven o'clock.
A Punctull attendance is requested,
BY order of the President.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
Agriculturist's and Mechan-

les Association. The members
composing the Executive committee are
requested TO meet on Wednesday next 9Th
Inst !: at II o'clock A. VI. at tho Office Of
the und rsigned, corner Of Convention and
Repentance Street,.
Punctual attendance Is EAR .esily solicited.
STEPHES HENDERSON,
Idec. Al. Chair IN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

@Those very entertaining performers
Master J. u. Loche and sister, and The
unriyalled Josh Gore, will give a series #
performances in the Market hall nj. oven.
ing. The whole of thn citizens who can
leave their homes ought TO III n out and
greet thsse performers. See hand bills for
n description of III" erie toinmsnts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

1t is confidently asserted that ex.presi,
dent Adams will declare himself Upon The
first opportunity In favor Of the annexation
of the whole OF Mexico TO this country.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

THArHservIre.-Thu'sday next, 9th
Instant, has bpen appointed by Governor
Johnson, as a day Of Thanksgiving by The
people ofthis Staies b
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

5000 Hides VA ted, for which The highes,
price will be aid in saddlsFy 0 Shoes ".
dec ly. A.. bHABEoHBA To-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
noTI(E.

All persona hating cl.im against the sue
cessi ~ # DR. Aug s u ing are req ct d to
arssen' thenf, collect on; 4, d thlos" i d b ID
to tha ucc - o. are req1ostet tn m Ike M
medi t. pawn Mt. HASII'V HILLEN.
Nov, L0tn-42 Ct. Aim n strator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

A##e NMS#N AsN# WAGB sasMSssa
p~sasuFo ard ~grasiaeasios that we err
nouBas ne safs rcsAFD of 0lr worthy and
distinguished citizen Docsar D. r. Harney.
notwithstanding shs Doctor has seen tho
shshana IL Msxssas be- spgsaFs to# n
aps hanbh and aDdts. II IL believed that
hereafter h. win bs ststlonsyl Al thls militia.
ry post. lis Ii INV the oltsA s'bsgson 4"
the Unite1 sttsss s~orvics, with shs sSeep-
ton of Surgeon General Lawson.
We harm TINT bis brother the eillant
Colonel has gone 10 the city Of 81 LOais
m n ylsit to his family and inay shorty BE-
etpeeied hfFf' EzL A.rr .#E
Capt. Robert q. BCa1e.-The
friends and aequaias noes of Capi Beals
win be much pleased to learn that he has
returned In safety among u. The Captajn
was slightly wot'nded In the gallant ehafgs
al Churbusco, bat has entirely recovered.
We have had the pleasure Of taking him
by the hand, and learn TINT he has been
ordered on the recruiting service.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

HENRY CLAv's SpREoH.-~So much In
tersst has been expressed by many Of our
subscribers TO read the speech o this great
statesman, that We this week publish Il
entire. ---. ---- ---L--
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

THa sUgAR CHop.--Our pla rters are
busy grinding their cane, az 3 chapgs at
present from cod to warm weather wouli
ruin tho remainder Of the crop. The canes
have been completely frozen during the
late repeated frosts. Msny Of the planters
we arc sorry 10 learn ars not more than
half done grinding.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
MAYORAL1Y


LIE prir de Ia farinr 6tant $500 les bou.
hangers seront tenus de Dc nner 81 oDces do
pain pour dix sous pour Ia srma inc cour.
rante. JOHN Il. DCFROCQ, r. NJ.
Nov. u. l547.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

0Tit will b. sern from cur advertising
columns, that Mr.. A Bradford has moved
two doors FL Their up Church Street, To more
cornHIo Iioug prsnisea, and has for ! r. m
extensive assortment II articles In his line
of business, We wish A. Bradford d. Co,
every success.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
AVI4.
Eat dc Ia Louisiana.
Baton Rouge Paroisss Est. (

Baton Rouge paroisse Esf.
Commencement i uH orI s. du President
du Juri d. police, unr election aura leu,
Samedi 10 Detembre ls47 4 la maison dp
MIR. William Martin. dams reimbursement
NJ. 10, pour 6lire 0u mefnbre pour repre-
sentef le dit reimbursement dams r. iuft do
Police de cs'se paroisss, i n place de Mr..
EEbert Morgan qui 4 resign6.
La dits election sera presid6s par les
conmissionalres nolnfnfs par IL Jufi do
Polirs pour le dir ACCOMPLISHMENT ct sers
conduite ct los rrtpurs fats scion Ia Ioi.
dec 2--44. L. &. Nouns Sheriff.
TO THE SICK AND Afflicted.
TIE original and only Genuine Preparation.
TEST ,ONrALs WILL NEVER CEASE.
b. eAatEUl or rova CoLDs.
Many people arc very at to consider a cold
but i t,iaiag m tie and thtuk that it wi
goaway ofitssll il 4 few days" and tn y 81 q
4 6mselys~sGo moIn t oubie aboAt j.. Bnt to
such We woatl s"y, "bt careful + your co ds,''
do not tanper vita our con / ~tusionB. Ify IA
d. re Is livn IN \ good cold sge," usB such
rem d es "a win effect m "asy an permanent
cure. Doctor s. yns's Conpou ID syrup Of
w Id Che ry has curad mo 9 cold than any
9TH medicines offered in thir count y. lbo
certificates ofcufo- effected by thip invaluable
metlcine, which the protri tor is daily receiy-
ing, are Oi the most gratifying character.
ANOTHER LIFE PR ESERYED.
i'hilade ph a, Sept, 20, 1876.
Dr. II Swayne-Dear ST.. Having tecn
the ast' nistpHg ours performed On Mr. Thorn
Is by You Compou d Strip o. Wild CtUy,
| was india 60 to try it on myself / war IA.
hen viii, 4 ii iaot cough, splitting Of bloo5,9
shortusss OF b 9 thing, together with yioie I
atlacss Of astbm ! had oyefdoDe myself rln
e]xertton, WI eh | wAs n I abe 10 ptrf rr.
. h Oh prostr4! d my system 10 4 greet "xtenl.
! commenced the use If yonr Compound s..
up of Wi d Cherry, which give ne almost
and | I'm GID b z y8 my 70. tim1ny to II who
may be sffi ted in a simil4r way, II my b9
vel to see tina, tho signature of Doctor II.
5wayne - on edc b tile ol Wid G cry.
w. ". WALIow.
18th tsest, 2 doors firm the e'rnsr Of Wiln@.
Rsfnemb r. III preprr ton Of WI d C,et-
~ are fcti ious and counterfeit, eKcep thai
prepared by DR. II. SWAYNE.
N. w. corner Of Eighth d RAGS s's. Ph'a.
For sale by O. P. Dayis and q. NJ. Hero.
nan, BAron Rouge, nov. 27-43 In.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04

Magnetic Telegraph "A meet.
Ing was beld in this city on Thursday last,
10 consider the expedie"cy oftaking moa-
sures To secure the establishment here Of
An Office Of the Magnetic Telegraph now
building fton Louisville To New Orleans,
and Resolutions wers passed in vor Of the
measure, and a committee appointed 10
ascertain the wishes Of The citizens Of the
parish, on the subject.
W. wish we had room thrs week. 10
IN nti n few only Of The imnense and
multjEa rious benefits which would be De.
rived by This c immunity from the success
n the proposal, anil will not fail to do SO in
our next number.
The following committee was appointed
President, John Reii Capt. Menard, En-
gene Laooue, w. s. Pike, r. B. r.. Hatch,
and Henry Wpll"r. Sec'y. g. 4. Ike.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04
WHIPS.

OF every description just received and for
sale by dec ~, BRADFORD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-04


BOOTS, sIOEs d FINDINGS.
GO last rsrss4sAa Gns ~ seriuse nj ~ shoe
h6dihEs sonslatsaE j psffcS
colfaAins Lining Skim,
Morocce Binding do
Gdloors Facing do
Suh f'wd. Shoe Thread,
Boats Webb " psees.
Awls ard Hafis &" 6pnrrabks,
BsOs Hooks. " TOcty.
ana . large assorttnsnt If She thread. fro.r
Mo 3 10 &c, and are Prepared 10 ~ nutae-
inre Boots ard Shoe Of every dnality and
description, 81 The shortest noliee, our work
In ell ca Ell warranted.
A. BRADFORD 60.
Chareh Street between Lafsys rs aud Third.
dec. d. IA.
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KEEP YOUR FEET DRY,

=" ENNNNE NVVW EFsSE UNE'
A new slyle Of Y ater pfoof Boots and shoes
Of our own mabufaeuts e. The work war.
ranted. tn4A1 A BHABvoaB and 10.
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~
IlAMEa.

Just received, = superior artisls al sssaan
best and FOOT wagon TEamss.
dec " A. naApponn q Co.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29
COmmERCIALI NTELILGENCE
The Flour Mark eta.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 26.-The price of fresh ground
-four has declined l2Sc per Dbl since last week and
the demand has been active for EXPORT Sales OF
1900 bbls Brandy wns fresh ground at Sc 2 500 bbl-
good Penns TO be ground from wheat at So
i2h 500 bbls fresh ground at So and 450O bbs part
S. lined ani delivered and the balance $500 bbls at So
sly including 900 800 bbls sold Saturday at SIS To-
Some 1000 bbls western for city at So S7x and
extra SO 20 Sc So sale Of scraped Pennsylvania at
SO 62h To-day sales of 400 bbs damaged western by
auction at 81 62 81 90 Rye Four-ss Of 400 bbls
at So So Corn Meal-Saes of l400 bbs part at So as
aud part at SO as lined and delivered Wheat in
slowly and meets only limited demand for home
Sales Of 1000 bushels old and southern red at 81 %
TO 81 2s per bushel for fair and good quality 1000 fair
TO good western red at 81 ~ 81 49, light at 81 III 1000
Pennsylvania white at 81 32H 81 SO. Rye-Sales OF
5000 bushels at 75c Corn Sales OF good Pennsylvania
yellow 7sc and 5000 to 1000 bushels western at 100
TIC. No sales Of southern corn. Oats-Sales of old
50 1000 bushels old western at soc;
aud southern mixed at 46c and $500 at 43c
"A AZ, and inferior at 40c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29
wAsHrNoroS, August 81, ls47.

The Chances of Peace-7he last News.
Father Richie says there is chance for peace but
he makes 1t out very slim chance The last news does
not look much like peace. Not about the over
ture OF Mr. Trst He stands in the back ground Sup
pose Santa Anna is whippeda very reasonable suppose
tlon-but has arranged it to of-and suppose
Scott enters the city Of Mexico and finds the
gress, and Santa Anna and the army and the British
minister have pamozsd to obscure village
mountains, and difficult of access-what is be done
Patch up mongrel government half Mexican and half
Yankee, and make with 1t? Win that sort OF
peace be of any force at all VIII it hold good with
the Mexicans? viii it hold good with John Bull WIN
1t stand good for twentyfour hours? No, sir such
hiIinbug will answer; and satisfied that no
scheme Of patching up government will be attempted
by General Scott for tho benefit of treaty five have
no peace with the taking of the capital and the govern
ment has fed occupy the capital and follow uv Che gov
eminent as long as it is acknowledged by the British
minister until you catch the government minister
all, and bring all hands back to Mexico and sign
peace IZTACCIHUATL.
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PHILADELPHIa, Aug 2s--4 Pm.
pesn Sc, riSe
hs ss sS
er Log. dO Yaneo Ys.s do: Ontario CaTse dos Stats.
Mile Bs.%sn Fail RIVER; Lake. Lake. Pfovidsses Ro.an
kS Ffsf Ma. fG GS
West Point; Teazer Langhom Edgariown Edward Hardy
Scott and Ged Yot
%ss :f Dunlap %H S' Tsw Adams.
for a Bath Eli NsaeTs0n Boston Ess Julia Pay,on IRE
%a}s
aG Luke Luke rfSyidsnss;; VIZ .oh hsyu DO; John
RSsf SSs ss all fvs E
" Ns% s Ts ssn Ssvsho
G%SS n s sfS Sy
lot Evans West Chester scAes, and Anthrscte
Miscellaneous Record
sGHH isAfkLLt HaShe,' beore Ieot,d as having been
ordered 70 be esalked from The cardboard up Conssaueuy
she viii be discharged and hove immediately IL IS sup
IL the course days Part Of her cargo consisting Of
some bags Of and corn was be sold on the 9Th Instant
ph's Bulletin. 49, '''A "''''e'
WHALE Sur CAssaypEn, at Providence reports severe
gPle from ENE 10 NV 18th instant lat S. Ion 76 aud
day passed vessel ofabou 100 TONS lone says 1901
bottom up, painted green.
INV distant 100 miles fell n with ,ch Leader Of King
her tow, aud brought her port
The shipping had their flags half yesterday on
count Of the death Of Captain Myers late OF the ship Alfred
OF this port.
~ We are indebted to the Newport Rhode islander for
Spoken
Hamburg bark syehide Cashier hence for Valparaiso
schr Lou,ians Of Rockport from Aux Cages to Boston
Aug IS in Crooked Island Passage
Whnlemen.
Arr at Providence 9th ship Casande King Paci
nc Ocean 200 bbls oil 1900 VIII oil $500 los bone Spoke
Feb 22d lot IS IS Ion ia 6 T. Benz Tucker Of Be ford
sands mouths out 500 wh Left at Akron March 10, III
bark Welga, Of Fair Haven, Luce months out oil.
Foreign Ports.
ARLcIBo, X, Aug 10-Bng Emily, (of Warren) Perkins
from South Side.
QuEBEc, Aug 23-Arr banks Nestor, Webster, Plymouth
Naparina, Cramond Dublin; Gath, ship Importer McLaren
Liverpool: 23d, bark Ellen, Hood, Liverpool.
hEALtJo West Coast America July 3-Bark Albert Hem
~, Hallct, Boston.
TURKs ISLAND. Aug iO--Bmk Calico Blsney, for Boston
6 days, only Am vessel
yERA Cngz, july 2e-Ar sch! Captain Williams, Hibberd
brig Niger Babson Naitiske Metca Aug Spanish schr
Rafsea Larrondo; steamer Mary Kiogssnd DAVIS; Boston
ick Thompson 7h bark Masssso Car,er sckr Martha Lou
bars Henry Ha, beck Merwn Orleans Cecilia, Draper,
Tampico.
CsARLEsTor Aug 25-ATr ship Anson, Bur- " York brig
AIsbisp, Jones, Havansj schr sIs Reed Baltimore Sid,
BAtrinosn, Aug ss-~Afr bark Wymsn, Hoves, Boston,
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 40.
Cleared.

Cleared.
@ Ss. GaSs tvsGe rs
FnsI New osssa. M1ad Lord s OS ~ Der
''%s fsi via Jane. Ri
sss: $sSsS W.%s a %a:.oa Noble EsE
%Seat 81 sSSs.'Iss sa1sRs
schr.-TpiGn, kn9wles. West Indies Foster Neaersoa:
Wilmington; Sarah, Churchill do;J Doughty, Murphy
Richnond Jos Baker, Ayery, Phadephia Julius Prnge
piance Crowel and Isabella ood Boston, Behnap
sdss.koss W MAN ssse
Frisbee, New Haven.
Arrived
Ship Harmonius, Churchill Antwerp 40 days. to Durham
Dnon. 9Th instant, of Geoges spoke fishing schr Co.
lumbia, of and from Yarmouth.
S aiSut Co 9Th Instant South sSoa spoke Whale
ship Goe9nda of and from New Bedford out one day;
posed ship. under jury mass bound lie eerage pas
Bark Bachelor, Horton Dublin, IS days, ballast, io steer
age passengers, to McMunAy & Co.
d Ss as9mUn NsSSs@s days sugar aud
Brig Belle, Me, er, Wilmington, days, naval stores
Brig Charlotte. Lindsey, (ofBath) Arecbo r. II days
Brig Ann Richardson spall, TUX. Island 10 days. with
Brig Pacol"s Dean ofsalem( Mariel, Cuba IA dayswith
Big Macon. Hovey, Savannah. o days, r NJ Demill
er sse fo s seh p II d With
schr Hornet Thompson, from the Banks, 10 days, with
SchI Harris Price, Chapman, Wilmington, N C, days
sehT slysrsdo Francis, Richmond days, coal to master
schr Olivia and Virginia Jones, Philadelphia days.
ReunedBrg Pocahonas Scott sailed from this port for
81 Jsgo de Cuba. the 18th instant when days ov lat
50 ID, Ion III, spruhg aleak
Steamship sou,hemer, for Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29

st. DIR. DE WITT G. KELLINGERS INFAL-
xaI<LlBLE LlNlMENT.-Thi truly astonishing
AA dicne is clear, beautiful and transparent fluid,
highly and perfectly delightful its flavor and
peciay designed be prescribed internally externally,
and after all other remedies have faded
All rheumatic and scfofuous affections letter,
BARRIERS itch old of every nature, frost btes burns
pains the back and affections Of the dislocarons
ton tooth and headache One Two doses taken
cordng to direction 70 cure the bilious choc dar
rha &C. it is aken and affections Of the throat IN short
yer and sgue broken in two doses always N b. $4,000 cures
have been made in two years. .
Emong the many distinguished individuals who have kindly
allowed refer to hem for public good the Hon. Mo-
ses Grinpsll residence No College Place New Yort
city and Mr. Arnold Mason contractor Of the High Bridge
% years, be seen At al times a! the Bridge Mr.
ion that 1t saved his life from severe injury sustained BY
Head BowsIy and Broadway line: Of stages ha, used his
the more they use Of i the better they like i Whoe;se
2aO Pearl street New York ciIy Ingeno Co.. Wholesale
dnu AZ Inc aug and ?nsf STORES sna av
ties and sold at cents single bote q dozen hall
gross $2l $780, The propretos Of this
dy ready and willing to back their opinion that they
show astounding and greater number Of cert
than other remedy offered to the public All letters
must he postpaid iva 30teod*rc
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WAsHiNeroN, August 81, ls47


Coming TO a Point.
We hear Of no messenger from Gen. Scott tonight
We only for it from the fact that be has
men to spare to bring messenger through In other
respects the wants of the army forth by Mr. Ken
DALI and the Importance Of the upon Mexico
would seem to justify special application and commu
nication TO the War Department. Perhaps, however
the old General to report any thing to the
Ace short OF great victory.
Mr. Kendall makes out justifyipg the delay at
Pueba; and Scott Is not the man TO delay without a
He has found out that the policy of Old Tack is
after all the best policy not to forward until
ready 30 that when you do move you with the
certainty OF success
or one thing pretty well assured that General
Scott Is determined to bring the legitimate Mexican
government to terms British Minister and all bet
ter plan than the setting OF humbug with which to
make treaty Of peace. The legitimate government Is
humbug enough, but Scott government the basis of
treaty would be worse for the securing peace than
the unfortunate naturalization Of letting in Anna
Northng short Of the acquiescence of the recognized
Mexican government, including Santa Anna, or excud
ing him, will answer the purpose. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29
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n EMIL EMEN's HATs-FALL FASHION. is7--
VI Beebc Costar Hnttcrs l6 Broadway, New York and
1873 Chestnut street. rhladsphs will present shs Fs Fs-
Upon issuing the fashion for the season beg leave 70
their intention 20 Introduce style oil hat Alto
gether superior any before offered :
They have adopted entirely and unqse mode OF
trimmng which Combining the highest degree elegance OF
and durability tends materially towards the preserva
ton OF the hat. - r -
hat as well to the features form and o. he wear
thereby avoiding the apparent mconguty Of large and
tsll man with a dminutive hat, vice versa , -,
Beebe Costar will present on this OCCASION oesde' ne
well known Moleskin hat black fur nat oil ne
Rocky Mountain Beaver supeb article which VIII be sold
at their regular standard price. r
They would respectfully invite attention to the branch Of
their establishment 1888 Chestnut street, Philadelphia which
will be opened the oath ins s lie corresponding WIN
New York. superior stock Of goods and
with avowed object furnishing better hat for the price
than be found elsewhere There will always be found at
both places full and compte assortment o. has aud caps LOT
gents youths and chldre with ad,e: hiding MAJ:
tIsd such canes umbrellas gloves brushes and other a
cles for the toilet
The afforded them by ready and frequent inter
course with the cities Of Paris and London WIN the
recent Improvements whrh they have effected in the con
structon and of machinery will enable them TO oner
goods Of the desirable fashion aud fabrication at the very
hwest market prices, either wholesale or retail