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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

BALTIMORE Dec. -, lS47
Frosty Wsather-Destrucfiue Fire-Van .aabursh's
Menagerie Wagons Destrcyed- 7heatrfeols, &c.
We In the enjoyment Of genuine frosty Christ
weather, and no seems to regret the change.
The ball held by the Hebrew Assistant Association,
last week. to raise funds to carry out the phianthropo
designs Of the association, enenty successful It
largely attended by Jew and Gentle, and a cor
day feeling existed among those present ofhe most
1888 TO- the expenses 1868 So leaving the net
profits proceeds the sum of $500.
The coachmaker's shop OF MIR George G. Potts on
Fyeo street. entirely consumed ny fire yesterday
morning, with Messrs Ruskel Sons Fountain stables.
Mr. Potts lost all the materials and tools In his shop
sides several and old carriages Messrs Van Am
burgh had twenty of their carriages In the shop
repainting sixteen Of which consumed but were
fully insured They watering their menagere here.
10 the Roman AmphtheatIe built by them expressly for
tnis purpose Mr. Potts loss 10 $4,000 which he has
an insurance OF $1,000
Mrs Farren appeared last night to good audience at
the Holiday street theatre. as Mrs Beverly.
The Model Artists from lew York. close their exhibit
ton here this event g. They quite good looking
least Of them but they lack that
ease and grace Ia their positions that render such
exhibition artisticsl There has been but ladies
in the theatre during their performance and they
tired early They have only been visited by those who
desired mud. figures DR. Colyers trope will be
here next week, and doubt not will be extensively
visited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

VALLEYS MAGIC AL PAIN EXTRACTOR and Nc
Al.isIs alH,sng oat%snt for Iscsn, or Old Sores,
dc. the Blood, and faI Liver Compsnt .i.o Pr Bran
E's Of p :
AZ Ss GSufs. cts % esi p vsS
& rs +:
and ss
5.S p wa tSsyf MED ss.ss:d
and n H asmsSy FOR X. Consspmon Asthma
a ss s * oo Of
iisnsuhed physician. Ih.t eves lived Since ts.t time
na s ss wa, OH the
I aa BY sHd posnav sa
confidence of intelligent and enlightened pub.
pf $ s%s wi az
liable article Will show that stand. the head
si inc Dr.
S;ftsS's sssti. af"s
IS J: y %:% "a
the ii D,ussns generally: ~ 80 d2s tim
isd ss sV S. wI ne
rely ao dse s s
sSe was o . ss oa%s
have only call a
ss s. Ass and " s ssH, f
Dr. Wiiliamss Anti Ague and Fever Pills Bulls SaIsapar
Ia Swaynes Syrup Wild cherry. AyIess Cherry rectora
DR.. Wadsworths Worm Killer and Wild Cherry Blossom
ies,or limsn Dycfs Family Medicines and Carns Lus
trail for the hair Genn's Perfumey, together With
number Of Medicines aud Pefumery Pills. Paste
&c &c. KTkbiises TattersaI Heave Powders; together
with great nuner OF other horse medicines for sale
above. dzs W m
7 HEREBY give notice that will pay debt, contracted
i by any one my account from this date. JUSrUS
EARLE. ,s3t-m
DRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING No. SO Cedar street.
MR.. g. MARSH. Accountant. author OF the Science
Of Double Entry smpfed and the Art Of
Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved continue: 70 teach
from o'clock. a. M TO 9P. M. d23 str
TREMENDOUS RUSH At Berford Co.'S No. g Aston
House, for The Mysteries and Mseries 81 New York;,
containing and characters IN New York s
accompanied by cerihcate from III. CHR. Of Police that It
is irching Of Burglars Pick Pcctes Gamblers
Part LIST. Price IS cents just Published by Berio'd Cos
Astor House. DIS lt~m
EOK sALE-Received by the ship CHI de Harold 100000
50 bales tobacco for sale lots TO suit
Also large lat Of choice wrappers suitable for tho
city trade. KNI0HT& BRO. 1853 South street d22 3tsI
TTSO PARENTs--The advertiser a University man, end
education desilous OF forming engage
visiting tutor. address b. X Herald ONCE.
d22 SER
| An EINHARDI"s BILDED BRASS LETTERS FOk
Nl letters are remsriabls for sle
the weather Thsy sse ALSO jspaRned to any e2lo h
re-: sS. w y ssl:s ~ 1i
RSSSyxS1 Ms1ehsEti ssett' y" ~ssivss ~ NE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
M ONTHLy REPORT FOR NOVEMBER, OF TIE
wi NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN

sSs sSSSss$s TsE
ss."e @ :'s
q The cit nsns CONSISTING Of csymsp sad
sa%Deu 'is csass Il.
Msw a Assy Of :. Gss %
Heart EniaSsment the Heart ersa Sore Throat:
Is Seminal BY
ss SoSs, v sss.e: psss;
81 Ss WSmS G
nun: De rum Tremen: Surgical Operatiops-N Abscess
0pyss 6psraien for PSy%o.. cured
Uhrs opeon, Tor sqaipnE large Tuner T iIcsi
ND Legs op.soPp to relieve ed 70 ,cr % 1s
Ds RALp Ps,e Private T,ss:s .yS or sss
q @ sHs .
A. a. with s'a': g.
ys.Pos receipt Of ST. post paid ADDRESSED '0A ~ .m
NIO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBITT. 10 Duane street
ROYAL cSss;s q London may
consulted Of 70 Be-
e. 10 eae ne oi
\ SHs .;s Win s:
health and society. Remember 10 Duane ;Is;s ns''
HFN SSFEF fP1SH hSyss.s s,s
dsss ST. s
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s .sSens ass to sa1:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

An EINHARDTos tILDED BRASS LETTERS FOk
l SlGNSThess letters remarkable for durability and
brancy of the gliding unsqualled by other article N
the citywhich bnsocy warranted TO stand sSpcsurs
Be- dS.irsd, 0faes 10 fpasi hssbfs co. 80 Esiids
i;; y; = ;ss:s E s e. ' y: s,':'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

wv ATCHEo WATCHES The subscribcs receivss and
w has constantly hand watches the following highly
celebrated viz: T. f. "copper" London duplex
Tobias Liverpool Warranted genuine and perfect tine
and Geneva watches and Jewel suitable fo. Hob sy ps,
sents which he il enabled TO .el Sy low f. LiMBUk0
N. B. All kinds Of watches repaired and warranted.
t2fs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

DHACTICAL BLK kEEplNG No. 8a Cedar street.
MIR. T. &. MARSH Accountant, author Of the Science
Of Double Entry epng simplifed and the Art Of
Single Entry Book Keeping Improved continues TO teach as
e., ocloet a nj m q p M d23 6tkr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

vrHE CITIzENy DINING ROOM. NO BEEE ~ MAN
sss sl ssv Viii s. a.
;:.sS ~ :. & place w :: IN
:aa VIII %sii; 4. ;: s, J;ss:
HUDs0N MvE4 aYrEL eeaa.r Ws.. ana Ao dS,.s.
:: :a In. nc"
transient and steady bo.rde This house commando ne
I:E s. 'f,s
with ss Of
call who wish single rooms without board :: &C
EUROPEAN COFFEE HOUSE, REsTAUhANT and
~ oYsTER sAL09N NO. ~ Broad iv psOpIs,
S.S Il
as ss s %ais sapSs The most approved style
mos hsy they have engaged II
ss IF beat SSt s aa
be surpassed by any e.abinh%ent IN the
H'sG VIZ e Ela.s1 p seo1 : = w
EUnNIsHkD roo IS TO LETEIwo ls;gs p s9aSss
spas @
e. sn sSS s
For ar and sne cola sSns o., s
i1I jas I? 81 n Houston S block
A sPLENDID COUNTRY sEAT-A Country Sea. for
@ q ". nsw as
1aSs for the sentls%an siasts north Ei.Ish
New jersey the Railroad For peItlcula cal ON
A. SERGEANT SON, Is Wall street N.B-Who have
for several splendid Couary seats ON the Hudaon kves
Also S00 to Loan in sums OF any amount d1 Itxsn-rc
MAYORS OFFICE, CHARLESTON, October ..
wi .8a7-At Private Sae-That large and splendid esab.
Ishment known as the CHARLESTON HOTEL sit.
ued in the most central part the etyfontng Meeting
street, feet by IT'S feet deep Hayne and finckney sts
Immediately adjacent the range OF wholesale
The Hotel is stories high contains As Pario and
Chambers large Dining Saloon supported BY two rows Of col
Ladies' Dining Room with suite Of private parlors on
2dstory Bar Room eading ROOM Ofices Store Rooms
aud Kitchen Also Stores aud BARRIERS Room on basement
fronting Hayne street large ci.te capable OF containing
gallons with force pumps attached there IN case
ere; also two wells premises The font Of the Hotel
adorned by Coilonadc Of Corinthian oIdeI and
for architectural beauty, will with similar building
the country. Terms OF sale most accommodating which
will be known by applications addressed % the Mayor
OF Chsrcston until list January. s4s. T. LEGER HUTCH.
TNS(JN Mavsr o2S 2awtat'e
T1WO very compact PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
i FOR SALE, Of and four horse power also, two
small Tubular Bo whole nearly new and eli con-
sructed at Mr. JOHN MILLS, Macnins near bird street,
IN Avenue d2S
CCOrr,s BAZAAR, No. s Dey street.-Sands rcott re-
- his thank the liberal support he has received
he returned Dey where he the rst
house OF the kind End Introduced the
serving dinner the low price Of shilling which he
still do, End which has given much sfacton
the public B. Scott happy that his has
covered from severe &c Of .ckness Of five weeks and is
king all the desert that served The house, CHI is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-23
EDE1CATHuT.

The ilaton House Institute a Frospeetus Of
which NAV he seen at The offices # I'll pHFeF
and Ts lieaf 1ne the DO restores Of Messf*.
YuFnau al s~teel-as well as all o her place Of
public resort in New Orleans and $ vicinity;
or procure IN applitatian-fram the Pridei-
pal-fie ReVd. duHy DUnhk. will Re ope ! for
the re- epttnn Dt pupils ~ the LIST Dell next
Terms t r Boafders $50 dollar per IN tum
gagabh hall ysartY. IN aim tea.- Music. Draw
ing Dancing. FeteiaR-m hing and repairing
clothes, books and STA igtlery, an extra thargs-
Terms of auition for Day-pupils.tn tie e g
mentary br inches If nm English education
Read ny, Wiring an Afitla Hetie-3 dollars
per month Classics and Mathematics
dollars per month | tstr1ettan in French,
Uprmtn. Spanish an ftatian-7 dollars per
m nth, or separately, . dollars per month j;
Dfawing,-T ge less ms each week Sc 81 per
month. or G dollars per qoarter,
Instruction in IastrHHa ftal H1sie 3 per
month.
M bptr1jnz pupil Of This eEtah ishnen'.
unaeeo np8nted by the Ptiooiral or nte Of
his assistants. shall without special per
mIqzlun-be seen 10 The s~lrfets. All Tesp0n-
sibiity in relation 10 day-sfh ,l1rs, after
school honrs.-ani beyond view NJ the Ensti-
tuition shall, save N case Of some special
uh latst ,nding 10 III 'Htfary fest upon
thstt Parents or Guardians
sept. 2b-34. r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-23
ETAT DE Ia LOUfSTA We ;

Confinement Il tlne proclamation par la
ttolvarneur d. lEtat lie II L1alsit1', unn
| tlaetlon aura lieu snii IL premier IL Nnvem-
b @ proclaim l8I7, our tlira IN representant
an EongrPs. pour representer II troisI4mc
district congressional I'M Sanatgur ct trois
fpprtaentans pour represented Gett p%atoissa 4
Fassenblhe generate DE- Get etat. Mn audite1r
DIES complies pnbiiUs, un SHetif. TN Coroner,
IN Snrintendat1 de- peroisse pour Education
pubIiaua. ct III Jugs H. paix O. Constable pour
cbacril DIES reimbursement dH iUri de police
de cette paroisEe.
L'tlnCtfon pAnafaln safa tanHa aux cnIrnits
Enivanta. savnir. Il In maison de- cottr dana In
vile de Baton Rouge, p tsilba pr John Reid,
James Cooper, ct Geo w. Christine commits
sairez 4 Ia mlisBn de Mde. Yfuva Town
send aux PLANES, prtsthte par j I'm A. Nc
Hugh. Henry Carl 81 John b0gan: 4 Ia maison
autrefoi+ oecupta par james Forb s. sur le
SANDY Creek, presid6e par james Cooper.
Ellht Hoo er ct William Jackson: ct aug
fottrches du c1ernin pres IN mlisou lie II B..
II ,ralson, pre~idte par William ~llerrpn. John
G. Foremtn ct Joseph Heard
L'tlection pour Jugez lie Talk ct Constaties
zHra tpnue cHmtns suit Pour liarrnnilss =
mant No. /. a la fnaisen do cear d ms 1t Vile
dc Bat II Rouge preside par u. A. Cunning
ham, James D. Staurt, ct lsfd1rc Lar uier
Jun: ACCOMPLISHMENT No 2. 4 foHice de Nr,
! ines Cooper, preside par w +. Pike Col:
A Malta ct Manuel Moreno. AKRON No 2, ii
l. maiHun de ], q. Chapman, preside par
j. q. Chapman, L. Russ, ct w. D. Scott.
AKRON: No 4, a Ia maiso11 dc Ndt Feuge
Townsend aux PLANES, preside par w.
SuWell. Wa. Atkinson, et Rob9rt +. Young.
AKRON !. No B.. a Ia lnaiEon de- Thomas nnvaII.
preside par Thomas Davall, Thomas Lilly ct
Joshua Alexander pefe, AKRON No 6 d In
mus II de James l.. Dawson, prs DE par
jams G. Dawson. ". II. Gayle 81 George
David. Arlon NO 7, aux fottrchcs du che
N II pres l. ma son de- II. u, flaals n, prcsi-
d 2 pr Isaac SingLatarr, John n. Commnpux
ct r.. H. Burnett Anon: No r, a la najson
In Col 2. llieky, preside p + le Oh, T..
iIicky. John Caldwell Jr, Ell +. y. Conrnd.
Akron !: Moo, 4 Ia mason OcCupee au refols
par Josiah barker, presidte par G. y igre,
Alfred Duplantior ct w u. Walker, Arm
No 10, a In maison DO William Martin, presi-
d6e par Stephen Roberts, g.. w. Greenwell ct
Richard Odotn, AKRON No II, d Ia mason
de John Battel sen. p es dee par VIM. II. Lea,
NJ. Watts N, # u. W. Rouustville, ct IRON .
No IL, a IN maison de John II. Vanconrt, pre-
sidte par d. H. Penny, D. Burgess ct Amos
Adams.
i'tlection commencera Il 2 heurea du ma
tin, ft II boite Dit scrutin IRA tenue ougerte
Il cbaqna reimbursement jusqu'a 4 heutes de
I'apres midi la dita election sera tenue ct
les retuurs fits conform ement aux clauses de
De In f~onstitut on ct dos lois.
Bureau dn sheriff J.. e NORRIS
Baton Rouge ~ Sept. 1s47. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-23
r ROUGE RACES.

Thc scc0Hi spring m~ee'ing orer the
NtgnoliH Course, mN begin in Fcbrnary
nctt and continue sir ddys.
FIRST DAY.
JOCKEY C1ur Prn$E 800, entrance 10
per cent added two or more entries 10 Ell.
title the winner to the purse. Nile heats.
Second race same day. Sweepstakes for
two.yc1r.oIJs $3.50, entrance S75, forfeit
525 declaration. Mile heats.
81. DAY.
Jockey CLuB Purse $500, conditionz
rs for the first race-two mile heats.
81. DAY.
KExvrK STAKE 5000 entrance 800
forfeit $50 declaration. To he run for by
three.yrar Odds; entries IN close on the 18th
Of November, and all declarations to be
made by lst January next. Heats two
miles.
SECOND RACE SANE DAY.-JocIsey club
purse 1900 conditions as for the first race
al The mecting-miIe heats, best thee IN
five.
4th DAY.
LADIES PuRsE 5000, entrance ten per
cent, conditions rs above. This race will
be under the exclusive control Of the ladies'
who give the purse-two mile heats.
5th DAY.
JOCKEY CLuB Purse 5000, entrance len
per cent, conditions as abovc-three mile
heats.
9Th DAY.
JOCKEY Cum PURSE 300, entrance ten
per cent, conditions as above--four mile
heats.
Persons wishing to mako entries, will
address their communications TO A. Penis
ton Esq. Secretary of tho Club at Baton
Rouge, La.
There is atthis time ia exercise on the
course, the far-lamed Fanny King, Red
Bird and several other good un's. Mr..
Patterson thinks that Fanny wi be full
jolly for Revenue or any other champion
of the turf in the coming campaign.
A main Of cocks will be fought during
the Races for $500.
ODOM & ELLIOT
Proprlefors.
The following papers will please copy
once a month for six months, and send
their accounts TO the office of the Baton
Rouge Gazette for collection viz: Nash.
vile Union-N. O. Picayune-Loui.iana
Chronicle, St. FrancisviIle-LouisviIle
Journal-Spirit of the Times.
Aug. 7-27. en-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-23
TIN, COPPER n SHEET IRON
WAVE MANHFACTORY.

The aub=criber. worker In tin. copper and
sheet irun, would respectfully inform his
friends and The public generally, that he has
removed his establishment, corner " Church
and Third Street. tlnar Mr.. GrHnarin's coffee
house, where he will h. happy 10 receive tho
pafrunarr If his ftiH.its and the public gener.
ally. lie has a,ways on hand a fine assott~
innnt Of fin ware. which he will soil as cheap
ma can hn bought any where, whole sale or te-
tail. Cutters and spnuis made and put up in
the shortest order, alec bathing tubs, large
oil cans. atoverippp. AL kind Of tin copper or
Rhent.iron ware repaired. All work entrust
Cd 10 him Will hreSerutod " iNh n%eatness an.
despatch. m
JOHN TTLASO.
eh 7 M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-23
NOTICE
SURVEYING AND civil ENGIN-
EERINt

Il hereby given, that ~ pursuance NJ -
contract wi II and urlpr Instructions from tie
Surveyor Ganefat Of the public lands Tor The
State If Louisiana, I will 70 survey aud make
the corrections 1T The lines, Of public lands
and private 81 inns, embraced in The ioiIow-
ing Townships, IN the parish 0f East Baton
Rouge, q eeo7turg district Louisiana, viz
No. 7, south # raHge m. !. vast 10 which
H,tol tlntge is situt'ed Tornship no. T,
south If range no. |. cast. Township no 7,
south Of range No z, cast, Township no. x.
south Of range ~ | west. and Township M.
3 south Of range u0. ] east.
B3ing tlnIy commissioned by Pf Landry,
II. States SJf, General for III" State Of LOUIS
lana. | will b. prepared to e~vnrnie private
surveys, in any part Of The State, and a'sn
l%nrelling IN all it's branches. Letters a1iras-
sod to tho care of Ttnm1= II Walghfmon.
ESD Sur. Genera = off Q. u ,naldsoovilIa, ot
Daniel u Avery, Esq. Baton Ronge, will
meet with The early attention Of
J,CLANTON TAYLOR,
Il. y. Deputy Surveyor l. Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-23
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The subscriber having increased hia ftttl.
ifies and secured 4 aa,f lnt Of SeasInsd
Lumber, J. now prepared to receive orders
sor the coming season FIR Wagons and
Carts. with Iron 0, VOID axletree<, aud made
after tfs tnoat approved patterns trtw in use.
H. calls The a tentlnn Of The Sugar + Ian
fars Of The state 10 bis Tipping Ct'te Wag.-
rors that he IL nnV manufacturing, when
are more simple and adapted for cane than
any IN uap, aud refers 10 Drs J 4 IT. Per
.kihs. y. Chambers, ESQ GRaI Joseph Dor
n8rd. Slpphe1 Hendarsnry E@1 and j. H.
r. udder. Fen. Win have u#rd them the past
season and will give any inform ttien respect.
Ing them required, All orders entrusted to
hin uill ba f%aithfa1ig parformel aud warft IL
tcd. Alz1 all kinds Of Plantation Stnith Wink
done ut h = estibtishm ~ -torner Of Chareti
and MAJ, si..-B Ton E7Hr1.
dec ~ w. r. TrNNAB0
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-23
80. b. MeCrTCI[nN L -

IMPORTERS or AND DEALERS n HARDwARf
CUTLERY, &c, &ea-5s GHAvfER er., 3
HAVE NOW in store, and for sale at III
rates, a general assortment of HARDWARE
CUTLERY, &c, &e.,-CoHsistfng in par !
Nails, Iron, Castinga, steel, Axes, Hoes, Spades
shovels, stocks, Kettles, Bark Mills, Guns ana
Rifles, French Pots Coil, Ok, Log, 1'rae
T'oDsaiI and other Chains Mill and Grifo
stones, Angiis, Bellows, Vices, Rowland aE
other saws Of all kinds, acythez and sickle
Hooks and Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts. Bra@
Wares, shoveIs and Tongs, Poker=, Andiroi
Tenders, Table and Pocket Cutlery, sci4sa
Razors, Razor strops and Homes, sleeves, Caa
ton and Wool Cards. Planes of all kinds, Flaw
and Edge Tools, Coopcrs' Tools, Tresa III
Walters and Trays, Bits, Aagerz and H1
Bits, Bordage, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, O4kuh-
Pitch and Tar, straw Cutters, Com shell n
Hames and Collars, Pioughs and pioa
Mouids, Tin and ~Japanned Wares. Ffltne
Tackle in every variety. In
1MERCHANTS, PLANTERS "a
others, are respectfully ingital to e.u an
anime for themselves. 1tFg
April i0.-IN. he
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-23

swim, G..,H.n DL,..{t.. ~. 4
rf,,I51 ',','',"s' '"''"''"t ~ "','
- t"S ''1,,' " q, ''""' "'" ~ f'f,.1''f'
W'S1H9 jFoH 'hP"F"H8 g ne b~2h
OF he fOe@is u mercury.
SW AIN SPANACEA has boon for more than
Twenty-Five yaafs celebrated III tbs country
and ] En- ope for Its extraordinary ttres-tot
the certificates Of which reference Is made to
The directions au'l books (Which nrty be had
grafts) accompanying the faHocea.
II has been used Ia hospital and private
practice, aud MS had The singular fortune Of
being recommended ny The most celebrated
physicians anI other eminent perso q. Among
9th = BY.
w Unison, NJ. H. Proi 5ssor Of surgery, Pn,
University
V1ient!ha Mott, NJ H., Professor OF Surgery,
N D. University.
w. t. Do"ae7, W. -, Professor Of MldNl'
tery, Pas OHiVer ~
~ chapman vi. u, Professor oi Phyaic, Ia.
University
1. Parke, M ~, President College Physi-
cans FHllaa.
Dr. Del Yalle, Professor M"dleiHc, Havana.
jose Louronee da Luz, Professor surgery,
LISBON.
), 'hP'ffatf, hiefhEer f'oFol 1oiIege sur
ga'''1' i''''''a'
-. W. irving, rare "'9,Fl"f Wf7Pal1 ,.t
OF ll'oin's Feafsoli' Hs9of b"i'efal bfttISl
ri army. ,..,
''ihfft kooart5on' hf'Izl Consul &c. Nc'
Gnu a,so' Tue wonderful cures effected ny
swain Panacea IA, 9 tof itfaiy years maze
1t IN 'nT''aa0e remedy, Ihh panacea docs
not co'LA'I mercury " any ''FI1, ana pe'l'g an
innocent preparation II may De- glY9n 70 the
most 'elRler i'''ll'
NHgtoe7 "i,' a't e''ih'oo u urge hii1DG on
plahel,'oh IL nos elilla,s7' are Pse9llafli llaole
70 s'lell lof'n7 o. ols9''se' arising ron u 'ltia-
so'' sl'ls ~ w ol2'' "'l' van VI cleaIilHssS
anu r9Fl.1y u l3on' nsSe "so3Ses so re-
9oe'5ly Set 'eg"ial P'"t1''e "e aelt"'tTF' 2S9t
fei'eF 'h',t iliiSet"o4e E'e'ta' p't,i a7e''sS my
expa'slVe 70 tn'tI ihaststs, tha5 planters "",,"
STUDY the'f OWL interest as wen III tmat o. hH-
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NOT Il
DtssoLurroN Or Co-pART-
NEHAHIpt


Thu cop1rtnatsIlip heretofore existing, rnd"i
tho uarrtg uf WAL SWAIN & sly Was Dis.
solved on tfr 3fst n tpfy iast, by the darc3se
If the said WH. SWAIN, and Tie business Is
now. and wilI b. in future, con Iuetml e&elt-
sivaty bY the subscriber, WIw has had the sole
charge yf manufacturing Of the patttcca and
Eermtiaae Tor the last lotrtean years.
The panaeaa will lh mt upas ~nsualin rounl
bottles, Hutesl lougittlinaIlY, with the %folto"iu{
letters blown OH the glass 'swAtH's FANA-
cEA, pHrlAta,' and tIH only rhango mud H.
the Hans Of Jas. SWAIN Stamped On tlm
sealing wax, aud mritten on The label c,FetIaR
the cork, and a new lab,l Tor the side pf TIL
bottle, eonpot2d Of geoEastrict lathe work, aTn H.
priain4 uia1 dtd,Tant dies. asieA iny / a1
tuHr4I for The eErlltsirn u.s. VT tho lrIpt. t3r,
by Diaper u % blnb upss nngrtfnfs nf FtlI-
Hlalphsa. F1ar dies Of different patterns from
tim body # tta york, aud III tile eed'fs il i
portrait Of tie l4ie WI BwAtn, s~apl-tfst 5oi0
the BORDERS hy tHocifcle7 Of lathe work. Tic
words "owltu'7 PataGa9." arc engrtv1i con-
4picuolsly On Two turned strips, aud Il berEe
ssmt-cirspilr d. lortuz the ograr margin Tho
borders are composed Of plain Ilthe work strips,
outsida Of which Is eng ay8d in 4mlIl lrttjrs
the ontrY of tho copy light.
JAMES SWAIN
Philadelphia, August. 1886.
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BATON ROUGE RACES.


III~-As-E
The first Fall meeting over tht MaGnol
Course will commence On Wedhe'dt nv
l1th Novem5er, and continue fnttr days.
Ftnsr A sPRorRtEroP'a PtnsE The.
Pre- riators viii give Il purse ot S20ttt
t,ro, died two horses star Instance, mise.
heats.
Hrtavn p4Y-swEErsrAKEs TlilstaRa
T., he called The Kennrr stake, fotthr1e year
old rolfa and FLIES $500 entrance /, slOG
forfeit 10 close on the fifth November !
" mile heats.
,rHtnp DAr--CtTrzu1s+ PtHer. fbst
rttar to b. called the Citizens Purse
a400. ten per cent entrance. two OF mo4
entries 10 rutttle the winner to the purs&s
mile heats. .t
An4Hru pAv--swrErsTAKra. The ra4e
yill be (or u sweepstakes free for all hEe@s
a}5O; entrance 70 close the no~rninI0ieIo:f'
The race distance best three IN fyef mig!
hnnta. i
Persons wishing to make tntf0e7 MII at>
dress to A. pEE1sT9H. B~pctetafy oE the foekE?E:
tllt. Bai01 Rouge In. 80.
The tryrrietofs beg tn state that l1t' At'ES!-::
nal a rn,,rsa IL IN fine condition, and gen1leineti
,yhn ara NOW training horses On the track, say
II has The fne=i soil. and II hettor situated thait
any ether truck In the south The corree ~
nav In fine ordet. and In proof 81 It's oEegllenc*t
hap heen selected as training ground t8r ing.
follow ny no aas now IT wo k viz; Rf'hHzs,
Ftnnv ktHr. M trteifa. Red Bird, GLENCOE y:
1tsryareh Edna. aud som two and three yeaa=
,,IIs The celebrated r}ee hurse Orttlr 3na
others or equal fame are expected In 7 leH:
DAYS. il i pr per to assure the pubic thai th%
tov.n Of Tatol Rouge and vicinity arel quite
healthy, and viii make a convenient ttcFot:
nntil thc fever may sutside in New Ohoanss
' ODOM f. ELLIGF
PRoPHItTqHs
The N. Oi Pirayu4e-hou Chron c!e, st !.
Ttnnrisyillr, Memphis Enquirer and Alex
andrta Democrat wifi publish The above hncr<
a-week until The 18th If November next, ande
forward their accounts 10 HE Baton lfouEh
Gazette Office for collection.
Sept 95-9i