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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-12

WAsHiSoroS, July 10, ls47
One Word More about the Presidents Trip Ca5inef
Consuitations-Meriean .96airs-Gen Taylor and
the Whigs-Gen. r. j. Grsen-CoL I'm. H. Polk and
the Reason Why--Tae Daughters Of Yankee Land.
One word more about this Presidential tour Every
President ought to take excursion two among the
people 1t brings the ONCE and the people more nearly
In assocstont identifies the people with the govern
ment, in having the presence Of a citizen among them
the chief administrator of the federal organization
II assmlaes the people with the government more tan
giby, and the government more closely with the people
Indeed think II would not have been An uuwss pro-
vision In the constitution, requiring the President ss
least during his ocsi term TO take tour in some
direction at his discretion to the frontiers Of the Union
Since his return the Executive has been industrousy
employed about the public business. Mr.. Buchasan
came in according to arrangement next train and
weexpect Nlr Burke and Mr. Appleton shortly. cabi
presume and to-day called in at ths white House
tary Mason rendered ~ such sd,sntaSsous Per
sonal confederation In the tour TO Chapel HIM.
we learned that the President sss sssin IN CON
ing the prospects Of the and the prospects ofa Dsace
with Mexico "Gentismen may cry peace but there Il
ton appears now to be- the only one two stssnssvss
presented Meantime the sword and the PEN psrsuason
.osr.1c 70 be !.
fore the meeting of Congress- then do expect that
Congress will adopt Of the alternatives ndoatsd in
tPecihc ehac.ns anu upVu tnio po1nt for tho pre-
sent we have nothing further TO remssk
The late bomb-shel from Gen. Taylsr into the whig
camp, having exploded the friends q Old Rough and
Ready are beginning to look about them again and
they can get party nomination without distinction Of
PARTY then they perfectly safe which will be
making the two ends OF straight line meet Notwith
ftanding the dnculty, however there are many good
wings who are sanguiue Of success. The old school
however. regard " ma emphatcaiy the setting
Ade ~ General Tpy lrr y bis own wlnn'a'y 10.
srn 80 W. regard II, ai,d uu!e,s b- shnii lr tlk
rt lad ls,fed % "fItttAust ID uu,rltiiti aLt nc
ustinciou uf lary there is no chance II 70 elected,
the wings gain nothir y,sssur tbstthe "spoils" sr
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RKOADWAH THEATRE.-This sstablishment, now
solely On about The first ssptsnbef under h'
Person, Of sasa, w:h!as situation. for til.
will please si .s .:s1a5d aset
U During Mr. Bsrreus absence in Europe all letters and
A NE jean NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. both Ar
F ffs' oR ri IsP M u fRiHSssNSEBEck
S ss"a
a : hsp
man A nj 2 %NNA WooDEN 'ih E
Taken by the American Army in Mexico may be here
HIS iNSEEf Rf SoS3&krE
also se exhibited at each and every performance:
g REAUTIEs or THE OPERA" Second Edition-
In Ersa demand for h popular work having
agents dealers and Others that he able fulfil all
The second number the Beauties of the Opera will be
Ss ' Ths sm the
b. % and portrait h
English Song Mrs. Anna Bishop forming COLLECTION as "
Ss: e No. srdss. 's sd
jyll 3tissrc 2ol Broadway.
~ muster Of Crels!er; from the neighbo,ing towns in Thu
the
on tins occason The sides Will be made embrace thu
best players between the North South of Eng
land and some Of the best play that has
Witnessed in this countryconbning the strength of Phla
aelPha, Newark and New York and ST. Georges Clubs TIL
wNSoMT,MT%Ssr Phsde hia; ~ cSmIsy 81 Georges
York; Eyre, s. Georges; Green, do; Dawson Phadephia
Anchineck. New York: Bradshaw, Philadelphia.
Georges; Waller DO; Bage. do; Makworh, -; Russell
Black, Philadelphia; Sutton, New York; East, do
Ticknor. st. Georges. jyll 2tsm
A RICH STkEET THEATRE TO LET-The Arcl
street Theatre with the Scenery and Appuenances fo
the of 87 and 80 from the LIST Of August Com
municaons paid addressed g. Branson, 50 Make
street, will receive attention.
BPHILADELPHIA, June 10. 1847. jeI1 cod 2w
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nOWRRY THEATRE-A.W JAox,oU. Proprr,o,-H
sIsvEcs Sac for short
'c AMER sSs the WEPf 81 Tie %isHroNwIsH-
Hestheo!e Mr. Greene; skunk, Mr.. DsBar; Naramattah
TO conclude with ALL IN THE wRoNG-Capsau
Boldng Mr.. Tilton; Smart, venua; Sophia Miss Fanny
Gordon; Lucretis Mrs. ilkinson; Rose, Mrs Booth
Boxes % cens Pit and Gallery, l2x Doors open at
quarter 7: performance 10 commence at haipast 7.
NAsTLE GARDEN.-Sir BAkER. Stage Mansgrr-Un
~ MONDAY Evening, July II, the entertainments will com
mence the laugable Burietta entitled the WIDOWS
yICTIM-Mr Byron Tremaine Pelham Podge Mr. Holland;
jeremiah Clip, Mr. Waco Jane ChstteIly Miss Clarke
NThe second part will commence with fsyerte Overture
After which the celebrated HEkk CLINE will 90 Through
his wonderful performance the Tight Ropean entire ne
act.
dancing. by the mpshed performers.
Admission, Is cents.
Doors open 6h; Performance TO commence at 8.
DALMO's HEATRE--MR. NJ. K.BuRKEs BLNEFiT
The public respectfully informed that the friends o.
Mr. NJ Burke intend to give HIM complimentary 9enent
Irish medan Mr.. Leonard Mr. Barney Williams, John
Dunn John Winans and other distinguished mbers OF Tho
Watts and Miss Emma Leslie. the distinguished vocalist,
will commence with ROBERT MAC AIRE-Rober NJ
oss John Dunn Ja N. sog Mr. Wasns c,chus
Marks. Af!er which, the RIVAL PAGEs~Victors. Miss
A. Cruise Julie Mrs Watts Highland fling character
s as S MsssSSs WHITE GrcsS M 70
Gerald Pepper Mr. Leonard being his last appearance pre-.
yiops to leaving for Europe; Darby ODonoghue, Barney
Williams.
Miss Leslie will sing between the pieces
Erin is my home" and MY native land"
The following is the list Of Of the Committee who
have come forward to support Mr. Burke in Complimentary
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this day. four Alu.a.
macs for l8ta all prousey illustrated with engrayings
which are with the reading entirely original Rough
and Ready. Fishers Comic Davy Crockett and Turners
Comic Asnanacs for lss Circulars with full description
pee &c OF all our various publications. sent by mail Show
In Press H9usekeepers' Farmers and German Almanacs
TURNER X FISHER, II Chatham st, N Y,
je33her aud IS North 9Th street. Philadelphia
Eye AND EAR-Dr. POWELL, Oculst Aurist &c
~ 26 Broadway Of Warren street. attends
ly 10 diseases Of the Eye and Ear from till o'clock Dr.
Powell has lust published popular the Eye with
engayngs Syo paper 30 cents muslin IS comprising
with rules for the selection OF specaclss To be had
above and at Burgess Srngers, Berford Co. Fowler
Wells, and OF booksel generally. jyI 30tsrc
lanes M. KELLY, Shakespeare Building, corner of sixth
and Chestnut Streets Mercer aud Tailor cully In.
forms his customers and the public that he taken that old
and ell known establishment the the North
West corner Of and Chesut will be found
goods ofthe best quality He has 70 have
early and fresh supplies Of all seasoabe goods
and patterns He will devote his time aud attention Ia
his business that all those who favor him with custom
may depend upon their wants being supplied the
notice. which, IN these times, be regarded Of the
importance By the he has been able tr
make from his long experience business aud the way
purchasing goods he will furnish his customers cheap
other competent and fashionable Mercer Tao
in the city He therefore, public patron
Philadelphia. Nav. 1877 els Inns Z
II ANE's PATENT PORT ABLE BATHING TUB an,
IA Shower Bath uectedA splendid arrang emen-Gen
well TO call and examine them they the thing also
general Of bathing tubs SHOWER baths and baths
wholesale and retail. CHARLES KANE,
je3 3Otsrc 377 Bowery, N. Y.
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we Yesterday received despatch from Albany giving
tne details In brief of the organization OF the CHICAGO
convention We had previously received our rsport Of
this days Herald
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A uCTION NOrICE-ExrENsrvE SALE OF ROSE.
f7fpWTnf49} R, MAA90ANY AND BLACK WALNUT

A uCTION NOrICE-EXTENsTYE SALE OF ROSE:
AuW0QQ, MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
fUkNITUkE Wednesday, July 18th, 10 O'clock at
the Fanklin Sales Room us Chatham street large assort-
dvans marble top and side tables dining
tea do, card do marble top bureaus mahogany
bureaus chairs French bedstead maple do wsrdrobes beds
mattresses, &c.
The furniture all made in the best manner and will be
sou without reserve Every facility for packing and shipping
jyl0 3r"m o. WAKRE NJ Auctionrer
w HiTE, HOusE SALOON, NO. Z! MERCEk 81 :
the above house. and oroughy renovated the I'll
new and costly furniture adding hot cold and shower baths
csiys bcsr S This house will be found desirable
walk Of that great thoroughfare Broadway aud doors
above Canal street In aqqiet and street, from the
house there Is bar attached The liquors I'D not
70 be surpassed by establishment tho CITY Mrs
Posey hopes that BY the unrng forts of herself and the nu
attaches OF her house. she will able 10 give gene
satisfaction to all those that may favor her with call.
iva 3Ot*r - -
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LATEST MOMENl
TELEGRAPHuC.

PHILApxLrHfA, July II, 1877
nremans riot took place about I'VE O'Clock this
0rnngin Spring Garden The parties fought desperate
r"s arms were used, and one reported serious
ly wounded
southern telegraph stp out of order consequently no
dispatches
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M ONEf tENI.-The highest prices advanced IN large
plate, jeweiry furniture, clothing dry goods &C. &c
JOHN NJ DAVIES, Licensed pawnbrokcr,
232 William street, near Duals
Persons Iecsived il prvste oN6cs, by ringing the bell
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illness, JANE AprLAIpE. daughter Of Mary w. snA
Richard Pollon, Jr aged years and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral this Monday after
noon at O'Clock from her late residence, 1873 Cherry
Her remains will be TO Greenwood for nterment
On Sunday 18th ult, after a short illness, LEvINIA
RsIMr n, aged IA years months and II days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend the funeral from 20 Allen street. this onday af
ternoon, at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-12

IGOR PLATES! DOOR PLATES EFme Brass land
Il Silver Door Plates for 81 so to 80, at
CLASsEN's, No. Murray street,
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81 TO FAMILIES AMP LINyALIDs.-The follow
2-he universal satisfaction they give those use them
3-and are sold only genuine in this city, No Twenty.
alone Courandt street.
2The Magical Pain Extractor for burns, Sores and all
2l-niammatons is too well known need remarks upon
2l-its excellence.
2-Balm Of Columbia for staying restoring the hair
2-and keeping the head perfectly free from dandru and
2l-scur-the best article used
21-Hewes Nerve and Bone Liniment and Elxir-Never
2l-fails to any rheumatic affection.
21-Har Dye that will color the Hair and give it beau
2l-tiful gloss without staining the skin.
2l-McNairs Acoustic Oil, certain for deafness.
2i-Townsend, Sands and Comstocks Extract of Sasapa
ra
2l-vous headache.
2iPnk Syrup for coughs, colds, and all diseases of the
2l-lungs.
,al-Hays' Liniment will the obstinate of
.2lIvemifnge for children adults fail
2i-stcve. Crate and Iron vamsh superior to any thing
2l-ever known TO give polish and prevent rust
X-hoach and Bed Bug BaRe-will efectually do away
2l-wth these troublesome vermin.
,2ILongleys Western Indian Panacea, the best family
Sold ONLY at No TWENTY.oNE CORTLAND, street.
"a krc
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Benefit -
w. v. Brady,
q. s. Marscna lk,
l.. Levingsron,
\. J. Porter,
Martin II. Luf.
b. O'Conner,.
A. q. Merrill.
Calvin p. Bassett,
A. Allen.
Daniel Major,
John X. Flanagan,
z. Footey,
Edmund s. Derry,
Benz 3. Brooks,
Elijah II. Purdy,
Saml. Osgood,
Alderman kohler,
Thos. 8. Henry,
John Mckeon,
William Norton,
WIN. d. Graft,
Danl. b. Taylor,
q. w. Pomeroy,
Dennis McMahen ]
w. H. Blackiord,
j. j. v. w estervel'
Capt.. McMahen,
WIN J. Haskeft,
George A. Hslsey
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NGrlCE.rhe sub.eIiben inform she PUBLIC that they
from the Springs such Sharon Blue Lick Sezer Kessn
Of the They fulfill usual all orders for the same
wholesale and retail at their esabshmens No Park Row
and 5sl Broadway, near Prince street
DELLUC 4 co.
je29 3OtSr Sole successors to Place & Southland
w MURRAY LEIGHTON MD, has removed lila Of
w hce to 109 Chambers (opposite the Ssyprs,
Bank and his House to Sixteenth least of Union
Psrk) Office hours from 2tosPM. je2s sotsrc
UANO-Balance ofshe cargo Of brig Virginia from South
" America from analysis superior to- any other kind in
the market For sale nots to suit purchasers at Trappcs
stSTs; s1SoAl'n near Fulton SMsFA TTKpApprLL
uOBES PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION DI
MING TABLES with meta plated slides, for private
parors and dining hotels steamboats, &c.,
FOR elegance durability and convenience warranted
Of Order large assortment the largest the city,
and unequaed for variety together with general
Of elegant and fashionable Cabinet Furniture constantly be
found the No. t3 Broadway where the public
respectfully invited to call and exsmine;
M ivn~r HOPE. 49, Broadway.
nLEOsTATIC LAMPS.-L. Cbapdeaine No. 373 Broad
" way has received per late arrivals large and splendid
OF French patent Oeosatc Lamps, OF different
These lamps invented by the celebrated A. Th
ore Of the French Academy aud the best
lamps now IN These lamps are for sale only at T3 BROAD
way in this city,
Also large assortment of rich plain and glass,
vases, china ware toilet sets, and every ar
icls N The fayniskins line. NILE Wsrc
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S&& FOR NEW ORLEANs- ~ ll,ana aud New
kG&N York Line Of Packe-The fast sailing Packet Bark
GENESEE will sail Monday, Augusta
tVf freight or passage apply board at OIlea wharf,
Wall street, orto Elk. COLLINS.
80 South V.
Agents in New Orleans, J. o. Woodruff & Co. who will
pre- mptly forward all goods to their address.
ship Oswego will succeed the Geneee and sail her
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I w AiNTED-A yoses lad sssd u yer, would sks
Madison street Respectable testimonials can be given
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vxy FOR sALE-Twenty rail road cars and sx one horse
l wagons, and two horse wagons and are constantly
mski"g 70 order, where they had the shortest
noc. " ~, on hand where al kind Of CATS wagon, aud .r
~" ye had a the most reasonable BY MICHAEL
jersey City, N. !, lsis sossy
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-k&& ,,CONsIGNEEs Of the Br bark QUEEN Capt.
MX Gibbons from Liverpool will please send their
imkAAm6mits on board, foot OF Pine 81 or 10
JOS. McMURRAY, so South 81.
goods not permitted in Eve days will be the pub
In n,
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M RS Z[GLO. No. Ct Division street, would respect
i uiy inform her friends and the public general tina
she las constantly hand full and fashionable
m'it Of shrred bonnes; straws, plain and fancy also
fgscans of superior quality and mourning bonnets TIL
ladies' from the country well the city,
call aud examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere
ana
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27
vEN1F IUTTTCTg


En- vfrtu 4 'ine comm ! on . n 0 addra ste.
pr fhonor L FGat ~ ski me 6ast ict IL :
rl-lre, On e F,pr ia pro So d. I n Ton
Roug" Fiat dc Ia Lou ire, i xt56 . a en-
v NJ I'll p us aut en- BE- tissea FAMED T. 4
der NIB e proc. al (1s47) 4 4 ma sos Do
eea dams J vii . de baton taugegl ptopfi.
etc c'- 'es dec lite, p art mt Ia suceea.
SIN o'Augnstu. XII g, d eddt, sa,oit a
IN bafeuehe, un Gu val a, un ebesal b IN
PC le Ct bfid", VI quantitt Ge bois G~'eaaS,fee IN.
"trt ,s"pfs 9"ches Vt v Auy, p1u-ieu 3 lvrga do
saleur, IN 10 DE- med eihes IN ca = =. nne ~.
ite pour o / T mtric m, ms Z II can't, a.. nm
pist tl't de pfebe, dtU1 csIsss df It an ma e
chira gle une mo t { en- I. (~tassate lrys,1
m"ublhs de- IN [ or, etc. cd
IosDt fioEH oute4 : au.degunns
de vi It pi str@s com rant. {, I ! u.oa sommss
au-dsssaa cr'te s"mmc a On c cit d. tro,s
moi du 10 rde Ia ve ie, ~ bfslets end ssss a
n 3 slstHc iot do PadHin sfr teu.. totart n.
teret= de hut pour esnt De rtcht> nee au pale.
nert. Al NOnFkn
NoVef1Der N--R. II meant mr.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27
Died.

Luis own on the 2lst int. Mrs. Mar.
eUEHiTE TRAHAr, aged So years.
Though bur for III ut .ime a resident of
this town. che leaves many warn friends 10
mourn her lose.
On Friday the 26th ms. after . prot,acted
illness Of several months, MRs. IHEBE SEELY
aged 56 years.
Her friends and acquan'anres are invited
t. attend her faneIaI this e evening It 4
fon her lafC ~resldeuce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27
DRUG STORE ron SALE.

The undersi ~ d, des rous of max nc 4 "a,
a1e to Err p, OFF,. for sal his drug st .
established for about if cen yer 1t Baton
Rouge, in q most de sirabie locatio !; tn .gt b.
lisbmen is pa ron z d by a lsre numb, Of
good c st m =, md i y.ldi e a 81, . income
Al person. ind b ed 10 him eth fr ac.
cou Is 0 no;es CO roe before the currsut
year (la47O . o hereby requested / call ard
ret ]" h" SINE imm dia rIy. Those that will
.'ot have been paid ctore tn month Of Janu-
ary ne I, will h n be placed in he hands Of
an tt rney for collect on.
The und. RS. gned eas rece ntly renewed
entirely his stoc of Dr. e d medicines simp ?
a d compound; an is p epared a. heretofore,
to fur Itsh the same { hrs friends on the most
reasonable terms aud prices.
B. JOUkDAN.
November I3-4I. IT,
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NOUVE4U NAGA&IS A Bon
MANCHE.


aICHEL OPPENaETM, oi.dsyan1
assosi6 do Mr.. $. jacob, a pbonneu, din.
former !" pu lie 1T sra amis az il q forIn6
me ~nouvelIs soci6te aycc If. Leon Kahn,
Ct quill s'ef1rcata, comm par lie passe, de
merifer Ia c~onGance dune no.nbreuss
clientele.
"a T ison de Oppenheim II
Kahn q ouyert son migasin rue d.. l'y-
elise, dams h mai on jaime Oh senan pre-.
e6deinment .Hr. n. Hill, entire 10 bureau
de Ia p9sso o, P6tablissement du Colonel
Malta.
Tissus do tout genre ct du meillsur goft,
HABITS conFectionnes. chiuss res de- toute
"spece, achus, ruban4, p~arfineries, enfn
tout &c que Ia mode ct ls bien.afre rendeet
absolnment Indispensable. ou.re tous les
articles propres aux kabifatiDHs, VOLTA 70
que P"n 'rouv"ra, au prix 10 plus mod6r6,
Oh z Oppenh i'm ct Kahn qui solIicitent
respecftr'use nent Ia favour do. habitants
Baton Rouge ct des envir0ns
Oct. 80 80.
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ASr'oUITiTIEs.-In a directory Of the
city of Philadelphia, for the year 1885, are
the following among Olher interesting
names "Franklin Benjamin, his excel
Iency, president Of Pennsylvania, Market
street. Futon Robert, miniature painter,
corner oil Second and Walnut streets" We
Ien'ned, on eRqairy, says the Pennsylya.
nian, for We were really at default in the
matter, that this was the veritable Robert,
whose early and novel freaks of genius,
have not only survived him, but will outliye
us al.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27
NEW SrORF

JOSEPH WETZLtR intends . En- ng %
entife psw Stoek g Fefatrt, Dome lie srJ
Fafey Dry Gor's ami Caotht,g At the sAo >
tom t"ty or' up, by Mrs sh y. nd 4 l.
Ter hImsc + thtt the At. rts1e, an tty nd
c ca ne = o the ~,ticl =, he v / OFF,. will
sat sly al hose y no vii f.sorIen v th 4 cali.
Ba on Kouts sov, Z &, 1877
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27

65@Wc learn thai on Monday list, the
Sugar honse oothe plantation Of Mr., Sos.
themes Allaia was blown dawn aud dcs.
trcy"d during e s"verc gallo OF wind which
passed over the plantation IN the aRrrno n
ofthat day.
The cAno was all blown Gown, as also
that, on the adjoining plantations, which
will cause considerable loss in the erops,
nnicss immediately wiudrowed'
The damage We ara informed IL esti.
mated at about $4,000.
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EXTRAORDINARY CAsE-The small town Of
Cambo' near B'yone, was the ssceGe ri
the Mllowing strange occurenc &c on tie night
Of the 2lst Sept. last, WHEN an inhabita t Il
that place was shoi through the heart. on his
way home. On probing tho Souhd, tie doc.
Tor eE'racted from il . iii II printed paper,
viii b had been used by The assassin in load
ing hS gun. Il was . part Of a leaf + ON
Madame d. Sisel's elebrated Fomancs or
"cofine;" and soon after he corresponding
fragment wac discovered in The pocket If a
d"uarler TerIdjng nea4 the murdered mans
residence. He has in consequence been
to Jail at Bayonne. The sssassin must
have been c'o:e To the victim " hen he fred.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27

TIE OFFERING or Coon DEHna.-Wo
celebrate noblerobsequies to those we love,
bydryfng the tears Of others than by she'd
ding our own and the fairest funeral
wreath We a hang on their soms is net
80 fair as 5 fvit.oaeriag goods
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Phtrmaci. aYendre.

lie sou siant dtsiran' fire un :oy age On
Flu OPP, nffre = '. n,ire ga pharm eie t bic
de, ui~ une gu maine d'.nnee- a Baton Rouge.
dams une situation de- plus + ,vorabl ;, ct pro-
du'sant par sa 81 entel e bien cbo sic IN r veuu
assara.
IL invite n meme temps les rers nnee do, {
les G mptss GU biliets ont etc fair ava { I n.
ne ourante (1847,3 q v. mir ] s payer .mme-
diaten,e t: Ceux qui re sero. { p : reelaE au
mois de ia ,sie proclaim, seront enisp IN re Ice
IN inns dun a ocat.
L. .ou igne Went d. r .nouvelis r entiere.
me. ses mtdlcame. Is simpl 8 ct coz posts; sas
ami y trOnV Font romm~ p r lie passe, in as
g" t m. NJ complet II tarie aux rrx ee aux
terrne- les plu- accommodates.
Oct is-n B. JOUROAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27
ImportAnt Inventlon.--wc

lear" from the Harerstown Torrhlight tbs
Mr. Saml Ben'z, Of Boonsborough, Mary
hand, has Iisroverrl q prooess, which Il
now being ptt"nted, which, it il asserted
comp eieiy cm5ves all bran and rxtrane.
Gus IN liter from wheat in it, natural state,
leaving the grain no'bihg but pure un.
gr'u'a Fl u and fleeing a saving organ
at least On" tenth. The editor adds:
The outer coating If the grain is con-.
p'"'eIy rm'v"d, and, instead Of sixty. lone
n%"un's ofoBaL ('r one blsbeI Of wheat 10
the b~arre',) N" o9al u der This -ystem will
Mt "3c'en from seven to Twelve pounds /;
aai "h.'e from twenty five to fly percent.
" tine is saved ia the grinding, the yarie-
ties Ut wheat are improved from five to
fifteen per cent, producing the best 70.
c1lm ne -four known in the world. These
result have neen arrived at by actual e4.
pertinent, and the public can thus see, at a
glance, the immense importance ofthe i'm.
Provement. The cultivation Of millions If
additional acres could not benefit the world
more than this single, and as we are told,
truly .imple invention. We have a speci.
men OF The unframed wheat, which we will
take pleasure in showing to aay one who
may wish to examine il. A specimen was
prepared for the ,ew York. fair, which has
ELECTED the 70 lowing highly conpli rentary
n. Y. STATE AGRICULTURAL Society,
Aiha:y, SEPT. 25. l947.
s. BENTX Your letter, enclosing sam.
pies ofwheai, &c, with your notice as to
improvement, was received too late to
be passed upon by the Judges a, the fair,
has heen carefully examined by the
'Secn.iv' committee, and they are Impress
with its great ualue to the wheat.grow.
.ng districts Of our State. We are DESTROYS
f ascertainiDg the process by which it is
accomplished, the expense attending il,
md whether it can be done fast enough, so
's to supply . run Of qlope for grinding.