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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-03-31
State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
GURANTEE CAPITAL
%100,000,

Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, =. D.,,.
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, > '0e ffeS'de''S'
DIR. JOHN GREEN, Consulting Physician.
DIR. B F. HAYWOOD, Assistant Consulting
DR.. JOS. SARGENT, ) Physic ans.
THIS Company commenced issuing Policies the first
j. of June 1915, and the first of December had issued
us Policies, in amounts from $500 TO $4,000 each.
This Company is conducted ON the most economical
principles its premiums for assurance expended
in paying heavy high salaries to its officers and
instead of taking money of the assured hsn enough
to actual losses takes small portion of the pre-
MUM in note, to be assessed only in of eAtaord
nary mortality, and not chargeable with interest.
Surplus to be refunded members the end OF every
three years, from June lst 1916.
Pamphlets explaining the principles and advantages of
Life Assurance with the forms OF application and of
premium, may be obtained the Office the Company -
Applications for Assurance will be received at the Office
ofthe Company, at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester.
CLARENDON HARRIS Secretary
Worcester, Feb l6, I947. If
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DVe-HOuse Removed,

FENHE subscriber has Removed his Dyelng
u Works TO his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only rods from Main Street) where all goods must
be left Having rsrate shop, with every convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and shorter notice.
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Coored, as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed, at days
tice, if desired CARPETS, SHAwLs of all kinds and Mil
IrARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and warranted to
look as well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases. or charge will be made
NJ Only Office in Worcester is on Cent
Street. HENRY b, ADAMS.
Worcester Aug 20. s5tf
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Three Plv CARPETS,

TNLEGANT New Patterns THREE PLY CARPETS,
jus opened and for sale cheaper than the same quality
can be bought elsewhere, at CHAMBERLlN,S.
Worcester, March "a. DIV
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03
PUBLIC MEETING.
Bat0n Rouge, March 2Oth Isa7.

ASttVH 9AuHShF HSHIEH @VLH l5Hls
Pursuant to public notice, the citizens o
Baton Rouge met tlsis day at the Court
House, for the purpose Of taking into con-
sidcration measures relative 10 tho selec-
ton ora proper. PLACES Tor shc location ofthe
State Buildingsl
Capt. d. Searles wa called TO the chair
and Joseph Mehard appointed Secretary.
Maj. A. II. Dunn then July explained
the OBJECT Of the meeting laad submitted
the question as to the pfoprfetk Of purchas-
ing u suitable lot Of ground ID be offered to
the Commissioners appointed by the State
Legislature, TO accept of the most suitable
site for the erection at the State, Buildings.
On motion, il was Resolved, that 4 Com.
mittec OF five be appointed to draft such
Resolutions as will express the object OF
the meeting, and the sense OF the members
present. Adopted,
The Chair appointed A. IL. Dunn, J. M.
Elan, ]. MenaIsl, T., b. Il. Hatch, and
J. r. Dufrocq, On said committee.
The committee altar retiring for Il few
minutes, returned and submitted their re-
port, which was N the following words:
"Ihe committee report, that they re-
commend tn the Mayor and SeIectmen Of
the own of Baton Rouge, to adopt suitable
means 70 pay for tile site that may be Sc
lected BY the State Commissioners for the
erection ofthc State House ssaI public off.
ces, from among those that may be offered
By the town ofBaton Rouge, and to pro-
cure title to said s~ite--in pursuance Of the
Act q the Legislature, passed on the 9th
OF March, 1916,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03
Notice.
IAMEA MANAKEI

- ~ - :" ~ ~ - - p ~ . e q
HAS Just received per late arrivals, d.
some assortment Of Fancy, Spring u sfsrr
dry Goods, 10 wit: Ffonch md EGpli4bals
zarinGs. Jaekonet. printed lawns, Tan, (Ak,
M~Hslines, Needle worked %cotiarr. FanSh
Gents sid ladies Fancy Cravata, Seetla
gaBdy, Hinglaina, frisb linen, Pink NBgdms
French and English do, Plaid linen. a)rssJtna
CottopadG French and English, Tiriino
cotton checks. York Dstims, Gold, rantrtr
Fancy Prints " va ri0its Dissertations. Fsrdd
skirts, Fancy searfs, black and white Bobina
for veits, BafaRe do, THse.. f~totitfs. L.
horn do, Bonnet and Gap Aibbai.4a. Gensb
ladies' Pocket HHndkefChie.s, silk Parsesy thyem
and cotton EdgingH. Buttons, Needles s-d
thread, Buspendera, brown sbc6tings 1914, ~.
At4, tlsaeted do, hickory shifting, Black prints
Alpaca do, Fancy assorted Hooks and Eyes
Combs Of various kinds, Pins, Madras Hand.
ketctiefs, and Gloves Of all descriptions, I'm
breliaz, Musketo netting and l0w0lls III
and IA, Twill6d do,
CLOTHING.
Gents Medu6, dress and Frock Coats, Lin
on tiaess do, C0ttoaade do, Crattu do, C0ttot
cloth ~, GinRlAms and Fancy dp, Pants II th
satne materials, Fancy Summer Vests, Fane
Coats for Boys: A general assortment 0
Hats and Cbys, Shoes, and Boots, Gaitcr BG0i
it2 Bootees. Buakits, and IN f4et d genera
assortment, fDr Bents and Ladies' and Children
suitable for ypring and summer, MI of whieI
viii bo sold NJ tho lowest prices for fash.
JAMES NaANBKER.
Lafayette street, betw6eqi tAe stores Of q. +
Davis and n. Jacob.
This old friends Of tho undersigned in Bbi
and the adjoining parishes, and the public o.
nerally arc respectfully solicited 10 call. The
may rest assafed TINT every effort viii b0 mad
to suit them.
April 80 Isi7.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03
ARRtyAL Or TNE nInERNLA.

4 E
TWIAfYsgf0ur pAYs tATHR from HuRops.
Iefltfg and TirmHesaof the Cotton Marhet
WuriHatioHs HI BfeddBtu0s
The steamer Hibernh arrived III Boston
the evening ol Saturday be goth inst. md
her accounts were imlnA ltely photographed
70 ell the cities rs FIR goulhtty Washington.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 4th Of
March and wa consequently sistCen days
III performing the voyage. Tier adyices
arc tweniy.elghl days later.
Seventy passengers Gnne over on tho
Hibefnia from Liverpool, aud seventeen
ffom IlalilaE only
The following intelligence was transmit.
tod for tho baltimore Suns
lotion Marhek-TherG has been som
revival IN The trade, with II considerable IN
qHlfy from exporters and on speculation,
and tbs prices generally have beea slight.
" In favor Of holders. Tho market, how.
ever, closes quietly, and no change can NJ
nado IN the quotations Of last week.
Atm public saie, 100 bales common Sea
Island were offered, but only 30 sold al
I'D. to 1Oad. There were taken by spec
)ulat0rs $500 American mud other kinds
for export, 10000 American, 30 IEgyptian
and $50 SurHt. The salos 0fthe last woelt
were 2G,l40 bales.
RepWt from February ~ 10 March 49,
Tho proceedings during THE period have
been rather nt6fe active than for some time
past. The sules were about 1850 bales
Il portion 6i which was taken by specula-
tors. There Is not the least change IL
prices since tho Goth ulty 50 that the quo.
tatiOna lion current stand unalteFGd. Fail
bowed Georgia cotton "a to 0ld.; Mobile
G3 10 7d.j New Orleans lid.
Corn Marhet.-Ihc corn trade hnt
been In a very luetuating condition da-
ring the month of February. At tho time
Of the sailing ofthe Cambria, the price Of
neal continued 10 give way. occasionally
rapidly, until from the commencement o.
the reaction, tbs reduction amounted Alto
gotlUr % from ia. to los. por quarter, and
flour Ii. to ~. per barrel. II might be
that this doeline,under tho actual position
Of supply and demand, was too rapid, OF
commenced too early, Of That tho nature
Of tie dissertations In Parliament renewed tho
confidence Of holders, and warned tho feats
Of buyers. Towards the close of fast month
renewed confidence was observable, and
buyers again cano forth from Ireland in
consequence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03
BANNIGAN a KELLY,s MEN.
AaERIE

Tho CiiI0sns Of Batoh Rouge and neigh.
bonrhood, have, during the past week
been highly delighted IN this exhibition
which Ii not confined 10 the showing Oftbe
animals and other living ereaturcs-of it,
self Il source Of amusement aud instruction,
but the visitors are additionally gratlaedb BY
tho performances Of negro gerenaders, be-
sides ~ excellent band Of instrumental
mhsie. The department Of the proprie-
tors IL alTable and oblIging, and es their
expenses must necessarily be heavy, wo
hope they will everywhere meet with the
patronage oftho public. They are pro-
eoediug upwards, and were TO exhibit yes
terday, nj Mrs. Townsend's on The road 10
Bayou Safa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

TIP to the hour Of going 10 press no fir,
iher Intelligence hNs been received from
Vera Cruz or from General Taylor, than
what has been published IN this piper.
by tho steamer Sarnnuk, passing up.
wards yesterday morning tho Europeut
news per Hthcrlia were moro fully rcpor.
ted, hut nothing Of political Importance.
The famine in Ireland and Scotland con,
tinies undated, and Dnniel O'ConncIl il
said to be- IN the last stage 1T existence.
Ills death would have created a grcaler
sensation two years ago.
Tho Pieaymne of Thursday contains the
important statement that the Ohio had risen
two itot and n hall within "a hours nj
Cincinnati a few days ngo. and continues
10 rise. Every individual possessed of pro.
perry an the banks of the river ought TO
talVn all possible means 10 prevent inunda.
ton,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

A HARD Casa bill for the relief Of
the heirs of John Paul Jones, passed both
Houses of Congress, was signed by the
presiding officers of tho two houses, and
was supposed to have been signed by Ethe
President of the United States, to whom
it vas sent, but, not having been returned
by him, yesterday morning, it was, upon
search, found upon the floor of the Senate
chamber, and it has, o course, not become
a law. This is, indeed, q hard case.- West.
Democrat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

The New York Etpress sa~ys:--"It IL
singular 10 observe the change that has
taken place IN the value of corn. Six
months ago, all the orders from Europe
were fol white corn, aud the price wa car.
fied to five cehta above yellow. Now the
orders are Tor yellow, and the price has
risen five cents above white. The next
adviceo from Europe arc looked for with
great solieitude. The prevailing beIicfis
that the price ofbrcadstuas will be lower,
and that belief has put down the prices.
particularly Of corn"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

lRrsH RELIEF WND.-The lion. AID
Crossman, Mayor Of the city, and Treasu.
rer Of the Irish Relief Fund, continues to
receive contributions in aid Of the suffering
poor Of Ireland. Yesterday. he received a
letter from John Mum, Esq, Canton, Miss.
containing It check for Sl7G,5O, being n.
mount contributed by a few ofthe people Of
Madison county, Miss, also, a letter from
J. A. Ruff, Esq, Vicksburg, in which, was
enclosed ten dollars, contributed by a gen.
tleman Kinds County, Mississippi.
the influence of the great meeting
in the city, which Henry Clay, Governor
Johnson, and 3. s. Prentiss e~Ioqucntly ad.
dressed, has been felt In different sections
of the great Mississippi valley. The poor
of the "green Isle" will call down the bles.
sings of Heaven upon these humane men.
Ifopic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03
MOTTO E.
DissoLuTloN or Co-pAnr.
NEHSHIP.


Tie e6partuerslip heretofore existing, undc,
the taffs " VIM SWAIN ~ t0N, was dis
solved on tIe 2ist of Ju1y last, hy tic drrnase
Of the said WM SWAIN, md tlfe baslness Is
now, md will be- In future, conducted eyctp-
siveiy by tho subscriber, who baa had tho solo
charge Of manufacturing of the Fanaefa and
Veffhtftge iof The last i]6nrteen years.
The PanaGea viii b. Dat tp as usual In round
bottles, fluted l~otigltulnalIy, with the follow mr.
lstters blown on the Qtass ="SWAtn's pAs45
egA, PHfbADA,' and the only ehanpe made il
the nane of JAZZ: SWAIN afamped ON Ibo
sealing Wa2, aud oritteH % tho label c]overiup
the cork, md q new label l0f the side ~ thg
bottle composed of seofneirie taftts work, cfan-
prlsihg nine different dies, which have beau
turned for tbs exclusive use Of the ty6pristdy
by Draper ~ To, bank note etigfavers ri Phi.
adelphia. -Four dies Of different PATTERNS from
the body 6f the work, and hi the centre IL a
portrait Of The late WV Swan, separated from
the borders by two circles Of iathe work, The
words "swaim's PaBaeea, are engraved con-
sp;cloitsly on two turned strips, and Il hrn
seni-circhiar die forms tie upper lnagpin 11is
borders are composed u plain lathe work alrlgy,
outside Of which Is eng avcd ID small letter.
the entry Of the COPYRIGHT.
JAMES SWAIN.
Philadelphia, August, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

Ordnance for Me War.-Within a few
days past. says the Louisville Morning
Courier ofthe 22d inst. Sc veral large Pai1
han guns and numerous cannon balls have
been carried past this city on their way to
the seat Of war. The steamer Swan, which
passed Louisville On the 2Oth inst, had Oh
board two 81 Founders, weighing five tons
each, intended for the steamship Allegheny
now al Memphis. Thcyare said 70 bethe
largest pieces Of ordnance ever cast in the
United States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

ESrutstoN. Tho Memphis Monitor
snys that tho t]rualces Of tho " Botanical.
Medical CoItcga Of Memphis" have e1pel.
led DR.. w. BYRD Powell from his p%roIes~
sorship aud that he has instituted a suit
against those conccfnod In tho affair, by
hta attorneys, MeRarF. Gaines and Ander.
SON., for fifty th'Slsund dollars damages.
Our citizens will TO doubt remember DIR.
Powell. Ils gave lectures on chronology,
seven Or eight years since 81 Mde Legen.
drcs Hotel, and examined tho bumps Of
many, who to thcif astonishment, found
they possessed qualities they had never
dreamt Of.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03
IhbUFlhg undbf Tue same misEhk

IMratsoNMgNr ron DEBr. The Legisla-
ture Of Maryland has distinguished tbe sos,
sion latoly closed BY two acts Of h most
ISudable charaeter-one ofiudiee, and tho
other Of humanity and justice. II passed All
act providing Cor the payment Of tho inter,
tst on tho state Debt, and III net abolish.
Ing tho imprisonment Of non residents lor
dold.
Before the enactment Of this latter net,
any stranger passing through Baltimore
was liable to arrest Many have been ar.
rested Oh causes If action notorioualy
gfoundIoss.-Ifibune
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

Ma, EutfoH, Please announce James
loper li7qo as n candidate for the office oi
,wn Magistrate ~ The approaching muhiei.
i election IN April nest,
A RWbRcrihef and voter from iipne Town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03
TuE DEATH or MY FRIEND \. \. !.

ON TIE DEATH OF MY FRIEND NJ. 4, n
Thou hast faded away fond one
Deatt, its work ofdbshaction has done,
Short was Thy race, but smoothly run,
Thou vert snatched away ~ life begun.
They haye laid theo down In Thy marrow bed
Cold il the pillow whore rests thy head,
Oh mother remember and lightly tread
OieF tho grave Of Mary, who los with tho
dead.
Fond mother weep not, she Il happy now
An angel In Heaven hath deekei her brow,
But before your t.aEef IN meok8ess bow
And he will assist atl ffsso below.
slnce God has called The sod ho hath given
We will not deplore, though our iierts IRE HiyaA
Andthough troubles assail and triakafa 4 vs.,
Fafwelldear Mary, well meet thee IN lfeaeen
MARY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

CHAmFY,-"t far,'' said a country GU
rate 10 bis flock, when | explained 10 you,
IN my last charity sermon, that %plilantbfo-
Ply was The love Of our species, you must
have misunderstood mo to say specie, which
must account fot the snAllness Of the COLI
lection. You will prove, ! hope, by your
present contribution, that you are no long
81 laborIng under The satno mistake"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03
SWANS CELEBRATED pANACEA.
ron THE CURE OF
Scrofula, General Debility,

Whae S~eLin9, Rhcamalisu, Di1rascr
Of fhc Lfrcy aad Shin. nad ali Uiscascg
WisWg fyom Impurities cfaAc BioolL,
or The egrcis u Werruyp.
sNAIM5PASACEA has boeu for ,,t,rc tIs,,
twentysiFe yeahs celebratcI In this country
and IN EnT0pc for It's extraordinary eures-l5f
the certificates of which reference IL made H.
the directions atRi bo6ks (Which nav h. hsd
gratis) accompanying the Panaeaa.
1t has bccn ts"d IN hospital md ~pfiyoin
Practice, and has l8d the ~singntar fortune Of
heiu0 recommended bg the most rpnbpdaI
piiys1el"'s aad otief eminent pers0as. Among
9TH trs b..
w Gibson, ", d. Professor Of saraery, Pa.
University.
Valentine slot, VI. D.. Professor Of sntgerv.
v. I. University. 7'
w. =. Devices, If. d.. Professor III uidaj.
ferry, Pa. Uniyer. ity,.
n. Chapman, VI. D., Professor Of fhysic, Pa,
University,
7. Parke, ". d., President College pbyal-
ciats, Piilad.
DR.. Del Valic, Professor Medicine. Havana.
Jose I0nrcnce da L.uz, Professor surgery.
Lisbon. ''
j. Chapman, Member Royal College Sur.
geoIls, London.
g. w Irving, late Minister 10 Spain.
str Thomas Pearson, Major General British
Army.
Gilbert RObcrtson, British Consul, &c. &r.
And alsO, the wonderful cures effected by
Swalm's Pafacca have for many wears mad,
il an invaluable remedy. The panacea docs
not contain mcrcnryin any form, and being an
innocent preparation il may bc given % the
most tender infant.
Negroes who are confined in large numbers On
plantation ln hot climates, are peculiarly liable
to such forms Of disease, arising from a vita
ted state Of the blood and want Of elcantincss
ard variety of food. These diseases M ftc-
qncntly ret regular practice nj defiance, aud
render their miserable victims bath nseIess and
expensive to their masters, that planters Womb
study their own interest an well a. thai nj bu.
manly, by keeping always d KupgIy az
Swaitn's P~ariacea, which appears 10 be naly the
thing which can be relied On In such cas..s.
The kETAm Price HAS BEES RgpccEp tn
One Dollar add Fifty Cents per bottle, ICON
tanning three hall pintsJ or three bottles Cr
-Four Dollars.
ALsO-SWAIM'S VERAfIfIGE. g
= valuable Family Medicine, being q hiph.
" approved remedy for all Diseases arising
from Debility Of the Digestive Organs. saci a.
Worms, Cholera Morbna, Dysentdry. Fever and
Agus, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache. 6c &C.
See the pamphlet (which may Be had rratisi
accompanying the VenniGngc.
Prepared at Swaimss Laboratory. Seventh
Street, below Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA. and for
sale by all respectable Druggists IN the Unitrj
States.
AGENTS.
New York--II. Ii. sciiehein. 81 ca
LONDON, Eng-EFans IL Iescher
Liverpool, Eng-Evans, Son & Co.
Hayana-L G. Melizet.
Valparaiso-Alex Cross
Buenos Ayres-O. ]. Hayes & Co,
NJ. Thornas-A. ii. Rise.
Cauton-J. Swords.
Sandwich Island-E. L. Benson.
fatcut4a unaseI r -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

0J~Ihe Planters Banner says that there
is y great mortality among the cattle on
on the proirics Of A'takopas and Opelous.
rs, fom the l~atoness Of the spring md the
shortncss of the grass.
We regret 10 stats, that great numbers
Of cattle and horses have died in this par.
ish, from the same cause.
LDotSLAruRE.-tno bin providing for
Tho appointment Of, commissioners 70 ~.
pcrintcnd the erection Of tho public build.
ingsin the town of Baton Rouge after be.
ing read three times, wa pissed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OyTTcE or THE COLLECTOR or STATE TAXES
ON
PEDLARS e. HAWKERS.

KNOW all men by these presents, that |
the undersigned, do hereby appoint and autho-
rize Mr.. GEo. NJ. HERoMAE, Of the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, to collect all taxes by me
collectable in the aforesaid Parish, and to deli
yer Licenses for the same, signed and num-
bered by the State Treasurer as the Iawdirects.
and furthermore TO institute suits against ali
persons acting contrary to or violating the law.
orrefusing to comply herewith as authorized
by the First Section of an Act Of the Leois-
iature, approved the I'd day of April, 1885.
New Orleaus, January 26 1871.
ALEX. DERBES.
Collector Of State Taxes on Hawkers and
Pedlars [mar 6 ST
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

ms LgTmEoa.--W The Importance If
this discovery tho London Lancet, tho
leading Medical and Surgical Journal o.
GreAt Bfitaitl, says ''I'be discovery Of
Dir. Morton, the hitherto unknown dentist
Of Boston-m6ro striking 10 the general
than 10 the scientific mind-gill und0ub.
teddy he placed high among the blessings
Of human knowledge and discovery. Sui.
phuric etiief has long been used hg An aHti.
historical remedy Of ordinary power the
inhalation Of tbs weak yapor Of ether WINS
known rs y Toy, md sometimes used by
chemical youths for mere trolic and II was
known also In a concentrated stnte as one
of tho nareotie poisons. by q new and
happy application and generalization, fhis
drug, or toy, or poison, has beon invested
with fresh powers, which almost realize
the fablcd Lethe. From being one Of tbe
playthings of knowledge, II has been me.
tamorphosed into ono ii III greatest tri'
tttnphg. II has been, ut ono leAp, transfer.
red from tho pages Of teaieology7 To the
latest and almost tho Girest pages Of the
healing art. That its d~iseoyerer should be
nm American IL u high honor 10 orr traus.
atlantic brethren neat 10 the discovery d
Franklin, II Il the second and the greatest
contribution of the new world to science,
and II 10 tho fret great addition to the me.
deal nh. "
In Paris Il was said that The Americans
ought TO bestow upon tbs discoyerer Of such
Il blessing II hundred thousand dollars, md
that u " subscription should be set on fool
In bis behalf, and circulated throughout
Christendom.p
Such IL the reception this American dis.
coYery has met with In Europe, where il
see'Bs, by tho papers, 10 be the all.prcyail.
ing topic, eelipsing for n time even gun
eottonond Le'Verder's planet, andengross.
ing much of the public journals aud public
attention; and, instead of waiting for the
hint from the ardent Pariaian to be acted
upon, or even expecting IL, ! am prepared
and DESTROYS, asmthe sole manager Of tle
discovery In tbs United States, 10 present
tbs use Of II 10 the American Government
for the army md navy, in order that the
wounded soldier and sailor may at once he
In possession Of liz invaluable benefits. II
IL proved 10 DC harmless, IL admitted Oh oil
hands 10 be m iDestimable blessing b sHf-
lering humanity, Is solely and i~ndisputably
nm American invention, and, as such, MP.
pcals to the confidence, sympathy, and pride
Of the American people. We have Il large
army In the enemy's country, and Il large
fleet on her coasts; important battles are
daily anticipated. The discoyercr md pro.
prictor 10 willing 10 confer ii gratuitously
upon his suffering c%olntrymen and II IL
hoped that Il Government, humane as ours
Is known TO be, will ut once accept the
offer, and place the boon within the reach
Of those two important branches Of the
public service.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-03

o. The melnbersof 81 Joseph Lodge
No, ~, nrc requested to meet NJ tho Lodge
ibis morning at halr.past eight o'clock, TO
attend the funeral olthctr deceased brother
David Pate.