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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03
TO the Ladies.


The ladies' of Baton Rettge and its vicinity nre res.
p~ectfnlly informed That Victor Hebert has Just received
a complete stock Of Fancy Goods, consisting IN part
Of the following, TO wit
silk Barreges, Whalebone skirts,
Wnrsted 40. Grass linen for do.
silk plaid mu4rins. Fancy g~ingtarns tscotchJ
Fine fans, of different White fans for weddings
coIors, REVERE henisfitched,
Gimps fringe and elk Handkercl s, new style
+. cords for trimming dresses, bordered,
Hend dresses. Nets for The hair,
White and black gloves Ladies' g. misses hosieries
and mits, Artificial wrealhs,
Colored Grapes, White Satin,
White and black silk White and black wells of
hose, extra fine quality,
Caters for ladies' and Embroidered muslins,
misses, tprunella3 White do.
White Iaconets. White Jaconet and Swiss
Edgings and iu~sertings, mttslins,
Fancy silver dressing Side combs,
combs, Perftmeries,
French needle worked Fine soaps,
eapes. march ZJ-~5.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

anu HI WHO 40 HBt me " 81 may return me
brittle and get ttifif money. D0mstoek 81 Co.
Fropfietofs, 90 Ftydtas ~.
MoTHEH's RE~ttEF-Indian Discovery. All
expecting tu become mothers, and ana CTS ~
avoil the pains. distress. aud dangers Of flild4
beafint, afe eiffBsiiy treated II calm
their tears, all4y their nervousness, and sJ1ih
their way by flie Use Of this most exltaofdinz
airy vsgatable production Those vito viii cam
didly observe it, virtues, ttisl approve Of i IN
their heats; every hind ard affacti1nate htis
band will feel 1t bfs t. nst solemn duty to allnei
ate the distress his W fa IL exposed to BY a safe
and certain method, which is. The Use Of this
m5ther's relief sold atjg Phydras st.
NEW DISCOVERY DIR. Cahhsll's.
Mixture. f1f Htfi8frbna and ulret, Seminal
illusions and Weakness Of the Utafa Or Blad-
der. This mixture contains no injurious article
wltatSvef, but b5sss sstohie properties Of real
efficacy ard r1nfB ~cunganial to The conatitu
tson4 tla1 any other medicine used for these
Complaints Freed iron / he bauseatihr gral
tie attending gupatya and The tehnmon hiS
tires It will be found aafeeatl e to the Palate
and pleasant ia fHa stomach, ahd will edFa aiy
ur ell nay is + fused foe It. | is equally
goul ard certain Tor female 81 sold oily At 90
.pDyIFls 81,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03
Hs TOpFRs0Ns DESIGNING 70

wRa TOPERsDNs DESIGNING 70
liz BUILD, &e.@The ande rsished,
Builder and Architect. respect
fully informs The citizens Of Dat
on Rouge that he is now we'll pfeparedto take
all contracts In the line If building.
Persons living at a distance, who are build
ing, can, by leaving their orders At my Shop
on Church street, oppbsit Mr. NJ. Gfanafis,
Coffee House, have their sashes, do6rs
blinds, wind6wsfratres, ETC., made IN the best
style. J6bbihg, about town, done at the
shortest nttiee,
Those d~esifous Of building, will find II nj
theit advantage TO give me a call before coo.
~tra6ting elsewhere / will furnish spe6ifea-
tions, IN all cases, without charge, il lido the
work..
I will keep on hand, al all times, a good
stock Of seasoned lumber, and other build.
Ing materials, 50 that persons wishing 70
build; need suffer no unnecessary detention
in having their work dom.
ho.47. r. MGKtTRtCK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03
yFW spRgvg d

JUST received q large and Bsau&ff1i asssFfment Il
Spring and saTnmer Cool, consisting In aar, Of Bar
eyes, Ograndea, Tarlef0na. French M4yla1a. Artffiei.
all, Pe1fasneY, &c. &c. Which vii b. sold az fhs
lowest possible rates af the d4e pdce cash store IL
Feb. 1873 JOSEPH WETZLAR,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03
E0r Sale.

A EloRsE IL CART, cheap f0t cash Apply
At this affiGf,
may G-I4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

DEArsFss-Use Datt MtNaif'R AG6usrtc
ptt., Tor ttt cure Vt De tinpza, Also, Nil those
jt4agtepable noises like the ~lItBsing ef In
safts, Iaiin ul water. whiting Of e cain,
which arc syHtpt ma ot approaching deafness
Many persons who have beau deal for ton,
n teen, or twthti yea a, and were subject Ia
hae ear-trinp t.. Iay1 after Using one Drtwo
h I lea, thrown ASIDE these t.timpets, b ing
N lie ]perlertlY welt Il haa cured easas IT
% ~. AMI even ~ eehrs standing Of Deaf
tmss. pricn I'll per h,sb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03
Dtsso1rf or 81 cerArrrtnantr

Dtss0bUf ON OF CopARTNHRsHfP
Tbs e6pa fihef=hip Of Me- Catsde II
LOOMS has been dissolved by mutual c6n
sent.
Tie undersigned viii c]0btinus to erect
Vertical saw-mills for planters bnd others.
". N. NeCARsftE.
March 24ih ls49-4 Is.
Don't be Alarmed!
s. JAC0Bt.s Nrw Omar srofB. has inst reteiv
III q lot If fanty spring e111s. viz
Fteueli nlrin s~inefafas. all tolors.
az striped d1 dD.
3aettttts AZ e6ldfs White Mastlhs. fatsgss.
Iha apgge @ft'le5 tera imported 4 few days aea.
eyaiaine, and YOU will no. 10 10 purchase s1t v bst
5lse. III
GRA res We are receiving vat3.tv -
fancy aud c6mtHQn GRATIS, s1itabls - stta
ng wood Or coal, which we Wfil sell rs.
an ihey ran be purchased in New Orleans
d falty equal IN point Of heaHty and dBfa b.
W. PfEE and Hart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-17

SW1uXexiauOs
BY The Pope to his efforts the religious pacidca
ton of the Catholics Of that country. He s yrench
prelate, and Of . conciatins mind.
This Grand Council Of Valais have by majority Of
10 to a. added the property, real and PERSONAL OF the
well that OF the seminary converts and religious cor
poraons to the domains Of the State After providing
suitable remuneration to the late holders, the surplus
will be applied in reduction Of the national debt. .
The monks Of St. Bernard having refused to pay the
amount Of the fne inflicted them, 1000 rencsJ
have abandoned tho monastery, which has been taken
possession Of by the soldiers Of the Diet.
IL appears that Prince Me ternch had consented 10
the alterations suggested by NJ Guso IN the couecto
note to the swiss Diet but that the intention OF dev
erny this document the joint names OF the represen.
tatves Of the three powers mas peen aosnoone9,
SERIOUS disturbances have taken place At Hanav In
the Esotoras Of Csse the ctiscrs Of that place
refu,ng 10 take the oath Of aegiar with those
.triotIops which his Royal Highness the Eleotor has
thought proper TO propose
Our accounts from Venua mention thai great prsps.
ration, for ret forcing the army had bsen commenced
Up the i2h inst tho purchase of cavalry horses had
amounted to no less than 1000 horiDs. great
quantity Of ammunition and for Italy has been
ordered The Emperor had announced, Ia an autograph
letter that the present state Of the Veneuan
kingdom may be considered as revolutionary, and thss
In quence the superior authorities OF the state
establishment Of the tranquility and security Of the
country.
The Prussian State Gazette, Of the 18th Inst, con-
tains two royal ordinances; one iss o. swsesys,ss
before the select committee OF the united Diet powo
sssriou The other ordinance u regulation bow ne
trsnsastoas Of the select COMMITTEES are 70 % snse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
The Cannls of New

The joint report on Canals, signed by Messrs.
Fuller y s. ard r. A. Martin, Spauldng, C0c, keamsr
and Case contains several interesting facts.
The amount that may be appropriated this year to the
Improvement enlargement and extension Of the Canals n
estimated Al o. 2js G5i Of which lis recommended 10 e.
pend 500 900 en- the first iu miles Of the Erie Canal
west Of Albany From the Oneida Greek Feeder to Wayne
County 81 miles, they propose 10 oxpehd $4,000 on
the rfs Canal Leslie large sum Of last years vote. yet
unexpsnded. Oh the third division o. tho Canal. ltG
miles ending Al Buffalo. tbsJ woad lay DOT Si0oo0o-
Tho nlafgemsni through e high ridge between Buffalo
and fookpof usl b. farther enlarged 10 let down Rom
LAKE. Erie are, ,oums Of water 70 supply The @ mile
level from fo4 port 10 Rochester. Bie0OVp proposed
4. be LAID out 3. completing the uunushel works Al Hut
faIo. In Al $4,000 on The Kis Canal
They would spend g2la 900 the Nsnesss Canal above
Mount Morris d.stancs ~ 500 miles also. Ei0lonp on
hs o. afE Hivef Canal a. ounvis 20 compsis that sf.
ard 30 600 making available Tho t7l miles ~ saet Va
s, navigation on the river Tie Elsss River Feeder IL a
nsosssafy sarsiy ~ the Tfs Csual.
The Canals thus fafhavs eosi about ilhfiT millions
hs tss coiiaes1 last year amounted ~ $500 isp ds
doesg charges ihsy are tAynE yer cent 30 'sps'
~, sys,sRsls valss ~ whsa' rsu sn1 pihs' property
~ sbs WEI, shipped down The Canal a. r"nAlpln lsN.
80, ags ga yeT snd ~ property up 's 'sHsl which we
,ht.,,.d q, ,is wss, nom nHH4lp. Fiistlhfl
ia sss,sass vslua - ssPo's sra imports ne s"Ai
=, ,,ar. n. 1871 uas esI ssT ella The tsn-i '"' -
-, sts, ,.s4ivsg 81 this psni isiF usssfss ssl ~,
..s IT, tsiT ais7Di showing az h.'ssse ;" r'- fss'
~ ,ts9.p1 o. .......,, l..
H.. ..s e.,n,.st ~ -sssals ana steamboats, s"tsa"' 70
. t.la ,ns,.s iss s4sssa wee $50 s"a 'hs sse'ssss
s.psss ~ he s,ir.s s.i departures 81 hHhsp ms s''
zee, wee no sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
UngentlemnnIy Language.


10 he Editor of m Tri5HHe:
DEAR SIR: In your per Of this morning your
Congressional sketcher in speaking Of the Anti
Slavery course Of Hon. JosHUA R GIDDrNGs, Ia name
most dear TO mel and sdverting 70 the Abodonisis
makes Of the following language;
is here spoken Of the Political Abotiouist Of the
e,untry Of whom II Is dcut 70 determine whether they
mott deserving Of accommodations IN Insane Asy
lum Penitengary; in obsr words whether they are
greater knaves or fools
To say least Of such language 10 is 1ngs1tsns nly
and indecent and fer beneath the acknowledged ehsae
ter ard dignity Of your paper. know not who your
sketcher Is nor do wish TO- who deliberately
pen sbusye q raph, fuds friendship sym
patty with And IL Is little surprising ths
your discretion and i1dgm ent could be made
the instrument OF giving publicity 70 such language
Do you does sketcher regard such men as JAS
g. BTRSEY, JOHs =. Hale, GERRIr SMITH, OWES LOVE-
JOY, LEICESTER king, SAMUEL FEssESDES, LEWIS TAP
PAN. q. BAILY, ia JOIN O. WHITTIER, ELiHU buSRirrf
thousands Of similar kidney who might be men
toned ft candidates for Lunatc ass am, or Peni
tertiary Are they either sn.ves or fools On shame
where thy blush " Oh sketcher, where sTHY eopoi
ratnttsf Truly yours. SUBSCRIBER.
~ OF all live donkeys, the thin-skinned donkey
is the most absurd. We doubt not our Subscriber
thinks and speaks quite harshy Of those Antssvery
men who vote Wh,s correspondent does Of hose
who voted Brney and this without intending the least
personal 6isrsspect Ons clAss or the other acted very
mistakenly and mschiegousy in ls44-our correspondent
thinks It the Brney class and says rather strong
language. he might have been more polite but ht idea
simply that have expressed above and everybody
way Of exprsssiusit Ed Trib.
on the si.nity' Of The Tribune; prils Truth far
mr. rnif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
Queen. CO.-NcwtOyyn.

at meeting of the Wings of the town OF New
town. Queens County held pursuant TO public notice at
the Town House. March p, lsas,
MICAH COVERT NGCHS. VAN ANTWERP
JOSEPH A. LAWRENCE, SAMUEL b. MASTERS,
JOHN j. BURROUGHS JOHN MURCH, and
JAMES MOORE
were chosen Delegates TO the County Convention AID TIE
following Preamble and Resolutions adopted
We. the Wings OF Newtown here assembled. announce
to The Wings Of this District aud all other Districts that
the experience Of the past four years has more than ever
confirmed in us The belief Of the soundness Of Whlg Policy
and aid Ia the elevation Of candidates 80 believing we
pledge our most hearty support. Therefore,
Resolred That as Wings rejoice that hail the
ilustrious CLAY SCOTT and TAYLOR political brethren
the first named leader in counsel and the others our
leaders In fight.
Resolced That the first choice Of the Wings Of Newtown
for President Of the United states is HENRY CLAY OF
KENTUCKY and that Delegates be and are hereby in
sructed 10 only for those who wholly and entirely
10 favor Of HENRY CLAY.
Res0lred That while express our preference for that
eminent Statesman and Wing and determined 10
use al nhuesce TO obtain for him the nomination yet
will cheeTlly submit 10 the decision OF the Natonsl
Convention If fairly INSIDE and will support the candidate
who snail obtain the regular Wing nomination, provided
ne known WING and who not afraid nor ashamed
10 Gvow himself rs such.
Res5ed That the proceedings Of this meeting be signed
BY the Chairman and Secretaries and be published IN the
Flusliao Journal L. FagmG and Y. J. Tribune.
JOHANNES KOLYER, Chairman.
g G1SnS1 T. I. k LssPIsStEA Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
Baitimore-SO-PnrtyD Observation-Disclosures sig
nal Failure-The Tribune in Baltimore.


BAITiNoRE, March %. ls4s.
The Taylor No Party meeting held here on
last Monday night, has proved that the disorgsn-
izers have poor prospect Of success in bringing to
him any strength half sufficient to afford serious
harm to either Of the two great parties of the day
among us. Their conduct only proves that the great
Wing Party will have to overlook Gen. Taylor In tho
whis Convention account Of the bsd conduct Of BIZ
quasi friends here and elsewhere which has set many
stsnch Wings against him, who hardly vote for him
if nominated, while II brings very few II any Loco
FOcOs % his support.
While the "noparty" men may have been made desPe
rate by their papabe failure 20 make party Of any re-
spectacle strength their hes only dampened the
prospect Of Gen. Tayofs nomination by The Wing Con-
ventiOn, without which IL IS out Of the question 20 elect
him and then IL i thought 70 he quite doubtful
Mr.. Gays friends gaining strength. and hope Jr
his nomination, with the true Wing intention 10 vote for
and work for the nominee Of the Convention Cen Scott
too occ pcs larger ssre Of attention than az any
time before ard Il Is thought here by many that If The
military availability frOTs has 70 be triumphant, that be
will be the for us, who adds much experience In
craftsmanship and Is man Of genuine Wing ieelng-io
his great renown az asklful and successful commander
The Wings here have AT last determined 10 appreciate
your efforts IN the great cause, and have advertised for
subscribers as follows:
To THE WmCs oF BALTINoRE-A DaiB Paper-There
being Whg newspaper city at this time, and
prospect of the establishment Of earnestly recon
the patronage of all true Wings TIE NEw-loRk
TRIBUNE very able ana hRhy popular nalJ journal III
useful and very Instructive mater, and Grd,Hy and
sincerely deuOd 10 IL viii be delivered
Subscribers early every morning FOR 6 CTS per month
Subscr ptioDs received by William Taylor Co Norhs
WIGS PROM THE START, =.
| understand that quite a number have already sub
scfbed and tina, organized Efforts are on foot among
our friends 10 make up large list. By which II Is 10 be
hoped much light will be cast upon the movements OF our
party, and many truths told about which We are in a.
most total darkness.
Il is almost entirely owing to the want Of an open ar
dent and bold press 10 edvocse the cause here that this
nO-pary mist has ourished enough 10 command attention
at ALL We sincerely hope that there's good time com
Ing " and II there not IL will not be for want Of proper
energy on the part Of the WHISs oF BALTIMORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
JoSFPH A. LAWRENCE,

LoUIsANA.-The Wing State Convention OF
Louisiana for the purpose of nominating Delegates
to the National Convention, assembled in New Or.
leans on the 4th inst. Hon. WILLIAM BRAsHEAR
was appointed President. The meeting was adj
dressed by Hon. s S. PREsTIss, RANDALL HUNT,
Esq and others. The following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolrtd That the wings Of Louisiana approve the call
Of National WRg Convention 10 assemble at Phadel-
phil on the It'll Of June next TO nominate Wing csno-
dates Tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency OF the
United States al the coming election.
Resolrsd That the Wings Of Louisiana will heartily
support the nominees OF the Wing National Convention
The following gentlemen were duly nominated
IS Delegates TO the National Convention and con
Grmed by the meeting
Hon VIM Brashear Allen Pierce Chas VI. Conrad, Jr,
Felix Lshsui. ESQ Philip Mshsr, Esq p. +. Winchester.
ESQ., s :. Peters Esq Hon. Preston w Farrar Hon. o.
p Jackson Hon : :. Prenss. Hon. c. y Duncan.Jos. NJ
Wray, ESQ., J. o. Pierson. Esq. NJ Hurley. lafayette
Saunders, VIM. Sparks Cuthber' Bulltt and Dr. James
Ritchfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
r77- Chri.tie'- GnIynnic and Magnetic Curn-

tives.-Dr CHRISTIE feels It duty publish to the
world the proofs Of the value Of his discoveries and Of the
Of The wonderful and mysterious SCENTS which his
inventions have introduced If what he asserts be true
IL rsht the public should know It, that a parisse
Of the blessings and benefits conferred II what he asserts
be false IL ait the public should know Il that the de-
cep,ion may be posed and that be eeauded or
iniured It l. but Justice state that the testimonials
which will be found the 6rs rage Of days paper al
though the snd conclusive character are
only specimen Of al least fifty times the humber, which
been received all from equally respectable
In all Nervous Complaints, such rheumatism. dyspep-
,a neuralgia fits tc doloreux. &c Chrsie's Galvtnic
Curative. are certain remedy Only sgent In New Tors
mo- c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
! TUE GRKAT ENGLIsH REMRDY.-

- :
l@rhe only original and genuine Article fof the sure
a. Heavss other complaints OF the respiratory a
p.r.u and Of tho digestive functions 10 the
Horse IL KRKBaIDE's Tsslefsslis Hssye Powlen. IL 10
warranted TO perfectly safe In all csses. will ast insoo
yeuenee the animal iDjure he has no disesse 10
I, from times cheaper than most OF the limitations
which being circulated throushou the country bine
put % much larger psssses sufficient 70 care en- ord
gary Of Heses and 10 administer IN dozen eeses OF
cold esisrrh, &a
AZ this season while Horse 10 shedding bis cosi his
Wits. eEersy much redue and be 10 extremely liable
g. colds. many OF ncpent besvss ere eontrsste1
now suppressed BY pasture or warm vesihsr u
they tgeat with full force In the FsL Thoesands OF
10 saved from future ansoundnsss H. whsn the
tf mp;oms Of cold whees,r Observed few doses
q the rs,ssas Hesve Powders should be sdminssrso
They are alted 70 wholly eradicate recent Hsevss o.
thls season.
GxEAr SFxISs PusUIxR--Tbs Hsave Pevdsrs, given
small dosts viii be found most aseful o. this sseson-
They stimulate the shin cast on the upsrnuoue nsif
saa rtoaoe lsossn The hide give glossy ap-
70 the protect against dssAss they also
hem their ane Alternative and restorative powers, purify
M, aea aaS rsnovats the system which Horses rsquir
a. ma mach Of the human who ind
Of sArspsa useful 70 correct the vittasd
.ss 81 the aads incident TO the change Of weather.
~hish In the srIins aases oil animal - well - vsgsta-
bic s fersons Who value thsir Horses viii never b
a "a tscr3RA co. ils Psl.oe- It. sole prspristors
kso Coz sale Of ~ Ts,tsrsas, BslPs Heed, esd A. L.
Ntnship' o - Esst Broadway. ma 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
BOARDING..

BOARD ON BROOkLYN H1GHTSs near Ful-
Dton Ferry, with handsome and spacious apartments,
for married and single gentlemen The double rooms have
psntres and wardrobe The location 10 pleasant, end
commands a view Of the city and harbor. Apply q
Nillowst. mTs W
BOARDING IN BROADWAY-Ger men and
ID and ladies wishing boaFd be sceommo-
dated with gsnt-ey rooms and board In house
So Broadway This undoubtedly Of the best oea'
tons 10 the city being convenient TO steamboat and ra
road depo and In the vicinity Of the principal hotels ana
dow town business Persons wishing 20 leave their no.
tel for quiet respectable house, will ind their inter
est calling Of the shove number 10 brosdwsy eeIo!S
locating elsewhere NBStrsnsers visiting the city VIII
mod good with board and Eentemsn wishing meals
only e.n be accommodated the most liberal brosdwS
terms so' ~.
OOARDING.-Good board, with pleasant rooms. o.
ID IS Brosdwsy. Also, board without rooms, - above
2Sf I'm
SI'O IET-ro one OF nsls gentlemen large fFost
room with clothes press he and two 'front.' attice uf-
phed or onfunshed The house 10 very pleasantly SIT
usted IL 10 but three doors from Hudsonst NO ehsIerea
in the house Terms moderate. Inquire 252 Springs u.
MIL lSs
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LIZ Lcuer- md Nrw.papers will be

IL Letters and Newspapers Will BE- received at
the Foregn Ship Letter Office Of the York nbnne
Tor the packetship ONEIDA Capt. willard, which sails
for HAVE the lat of April.
Also will be received Al tho place Letters and
Newspapers Tor the packet ship ROsClUs, Capt Ed
ridge which sail. Tor Liverpool on the 10Th inst
Ai.o viii be received Il the place Letters and
N.u,p.psr, Tor the packet-ship SWITZERLAND, Capt
Fletcher which sails for London oo the lst OF April